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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
3
Austin Lodge No 414 holds meetings on the fourth Friday evenings in Elk's Hall under Exalted Ruler J Solon Wood with Simmons serving as Secretary.
Five percent farm and security loans available for five years with optional $100 payments on each due date. No gold clause, no red tape, and prompt service. Contact H. Suiru of Land & Loan Co in Austin Minnesota for a loan.
Probable showers tonight and Friday with warmer weather in the west and south. Fisch Bros advertises bananas at 10c a dozen and sells various berries, with Thursday to Saturday sale dates. The item lists numerous local people visiting, shopping, and traveling, plus cigar brands Cedar River and Royal Token.
Shredded Wheat biscuit tie at Fisch Bros. and full cream cheese listed. John Knade of La Crosse visits Austin relatives. Mrs Ed Anderson and baby return from Henning. Lady Trammen hosts ice cream social and quilt raffle at 901 Collins St. Bethlehem Academy 1905 honors noted with May and Florence Cross receiving diplomas and medals. Florence cited for piano excellence.
The Campbell Brothers circus rolled in from Red Wing on the Chicago Great Western. A large crowd gathered for the parade and arrival despite delays. The Owatonna Journal calls the show the finest and most up to date with a great educational menagerie. it urges residents to attend tonight as this is the only circus visiting this year.
Mrs Walter Turton hosts an afternoon at her Austin home with guests including Mrs T O Kota Forest City Iowa Mrs T R Cooper Mrs Tilghman Mrs William Anderson Mrs Lovell Mrs Ormanzo Benton and Mrs Roebuck A willow rocker is chosen as hostess gift The day ends with a jolly supper Another note mentions K club breakfast at Mrs J M Hall and Miss Vera Weat on Chatham Street decorations red roses and a 8 30 breakfast Mr and Mrs Thompson of Brownsdale visit Pace and Wilder home plus an excursion to cities on Friday June 23 with train at 7 30 0
A jumble of old adages and altered proverbs on human behavior moralizing caution and thrift. The phrases mix misheard lines about honesty money folly and kinship with incomplete endings suggesting a fragmented cultural vignette.
A clipped advertisement promotes the Albert Lea Steam Laundry with a reminder to give Andrew the laundry. The piece also lists Thomas Burnham as a representative and notes Austin Lodge No. 16 K of T meets the second and fourth Wednesday at Woodman Hall, inviting visiting Sir Knights.
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