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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
3
A regional forecast indicates partly cloudy skies tonight into Sunday with warmer temperatures in the southeast portion. The warming trend brings higher afternoon highs and milder evenings across the southeastern counties.
Mrs Walter Turton and son stay in Tappi until Monday. Baptists rent W T Mandeville house on South Chatham. Several visitors from Blooming Prairie Rose Creek and Mitchell stop by. Admission prices set for the county fair races with advance ticket sales in all stores and banks. A large list of residents travel, return, or plan trips to Minneapolis Detroit and Watertown. A Seventh Day Adventist conference attendance includes Austin members.
The D D D club hosted a supper in Lafayette park Friday honoring Miss Hazel Gjertsen of Minneapolis with a launch ride and carnival. Mrs R A Peterson and Mrs Gjertsen chaperoned. Mrs Henry Furtney hosted an informal party for eighteen ladies in Scranton Penn to honor Mrs A B Loomis with Calendar club members attending and five oclock refreshments.
Laura and Erma Cregg hosted a bunking party Friday for eight girl friends in honor of Martha Erickson of Chicago who was visiting. After a six o'clock dinner, the group invited their gentlemen for the evening with music and light refreshments. Mrs. Howard Stillman of Tacoma reported several flashlights taken. Carnations decorated the house. Separate note: John Herzog hosted a gathering of city youths at Wolf Creek farm Friday night with a ten o'clock supper and social amusements.
Miss Hattie Correll received a parcel shower Friday night hosted by the Presbyterian church young ladies at Mrs Gico Robertson’s home and led by her Sunday school class. A highlight was cutting the bride-elect from black paper, followed by a late lunch and an evening of singing and music.
The Lady Trainmen announce a special gathering Monday at 2 30 PM at their hall. Several townspeople return from brief trips and fishing trips while local businesses promote electrical and plumbing showrooms. Seventy seven Aberdeen Angus cattle sell for top prices in Williamsburg Iowa setting a new herd-sale record.
Reports from Paris describe minor seismic activity affecting Toulon and Marseille. In Marseille the harbor water水平 fell by two feet and took several hours to regain normal level.
Sunday school and Bible class at noon. Union gathering at 8 p m at the M E church. Oration The Fight of a Good Man by Mr Sorenson of St Olaf College. First Baptist Church services at St Paul and Oakland Ave with morning sermon My Kingdom is not of this War Thy Kingdom Come and evening A Moral Coward. Mrs Edward Ellis to sing O Dry Those Tears BYP at 7 p m led by Miss Enma Dunbar Pilgrim's Progress Series No VI The Hill Difficulty. Special music and cordial invitation to both young and old.
William E. Sloane ministers a day of services at 10 a.m. with a session meeting and 10:30 a.m. worship featuring a sermon A Call to the Uneconverted. Anthems Praise the Lord Christ at the Door and Sinner and the Song. Sunday school at 12 in Central, East at 3 p.m. Y P S C E at 7 p.m. Fifth Pilgrim's Progress talk Vanity Fair to Doubting Castle with colored pictures and illustrated songs Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah Yield Not to Temptation. Mrs Sloane to sing The Sinner and the Song assisted by a chorus.
Church announces worship hours at 1 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. Services invite community members to attend.
Mass schedule listed for St Augustine with 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. services. An 7:30 a.m. Thursday service appears in the notice.
Howard L Johnson pastor Morning service at 10 30 Sunday school at 11 30 and evening service at 8 p m at the corner of Greenwich Street and Oak land Avenue.
The First Church of Christ Scientist holds regular services at 10 30 a m Sunday Sabbath school for children at 11 45 a m and Wednesday evening testimony meeting at 8 o'clock Everybody is invited to attend these services.
Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Morning prayer and sermon 10 30 a m Sunday school at noon Vesper service and address 5 p m Last vesper service for the summer Rev Budlong rector resides at 406 N St Paul Street next to church Corner St Paul and Water streets
Services in the new church corner of St Paul and Maple streets include a 9:30 class meeting led by Mrs. Becker and a 9:30 Brotherhood meeting led by G A Franklin. Morning worship at 10:30 features a pastor sermon, choir anthem, and a solo by Mrs. Lewis. Sunday school at noon led by W Craig. 3:00 Junior League with Mrs. D Robinson. 7:00 Epworth League with Roy Furtney, Pres. 8:00 p m Union service with an oration The Fight of a Good Man by Mr Sorenson of St Olaf College Northfield.
William KE Trahms a 36 year old farmer eight miles northeast of Waseca Minnesota drank strychnine and was found dead by his wife after she returned from milking. He was a heavy whiskey drinker and was placed on the blacklist last week.
Morning worship led by minister F. E. Knopf at 10 30. Sunday school at noon. Vespers at five. Memorial service for the Brotherhood of American Yeoman with address What is Your Life. Christian Endeavor meeting at seven with topic The Hill Difficulty led by Miss Alice Mc Bride. You are invited to attend.
Reverend J A E Naess conducts Holy Communion in English at 10 a m with confessional and liturgical services also at 10 and 10 30 a m. Sermon titled Some Things to be Given Up followed by After sermon Hail Sacred Feast. Music at the service features the choir with Emma Mickelson as soloist and choir response.
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