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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1902
Page
3
A fragmented note describes Hoffmann House Coffee and a sergest spring event with a pleasant mood. The text misspells many items but mentions a day spent in Sshiog, borting and racee, indicating a local community gathering.
The menu lists butter sandwiches potato chips pressed chicken rolls and potato salad with pickles. Regional items include rail excursion offers by the Chicago Great Western Railway from Chicago to Feribust Micropolis and St Pangoud with June 23 to 27 travel and one fare round trip details. Other notices mention district schools, attendance awards, and assorted local society updates in Austin and surrounding areas.
Notices and social items from East Side readers include obituaries and family updates. Events mentioned include a funeral at Second Christian church and a reunion or social gathering with local families noted. The column also references local business figures and upcoming community meetings.
The new $16,000 Presbyterian Church at Jackson, with Rev. Weaver in charge, was dedicated Sunday in an impressive ceremony. Seven ministers attended, including Rev. Craig from Chicago delivering the sermon and Prof. Eichbart and wife from New York City aiding the musical program. Amonant subscriptions reached 387,746 to cover the church. Local Austinites Frankois, Mrs Pedlar, Mr and Mrs Owen, Mr Simpkins, Robert Anderson, and Mrs Beere attended.
Frank Fisher and Joe Panek were in Abert Lea Sunday. Nellie Cummings of Osage is visiting J. Fisher. Gladys McFarland returned from Mason City after two weeks with grandparents. Mrs Chambers visits DuBuque for a week. Mrs M Coleman and Agnes return to Mason City after visiting Mrs Quirins. Brakeman Charles Main in La Crosse. Born to Mr and Mrs Ole Olsen a boy. Mr and Mrs Wm McFarland of Mason City spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Thos McFarland. Miss Tipp visiting friends at Oslar. Delia Guerin of Little Falls expected to visit friends. Dick Rahilly of Dexter spent Sunday with Austin friends. Delia Cummings and Mrs D Hinckley go to Adama Tuesday. Mrs Nickles accompanied her mother to Adama. Conductor Pat Gellagher traversed between Northfield and Red Wing. spent Sunday with parents. Railroad men attended a prewiva Sunday due to many east and north extras. Meeting planned at Mrs Wm Waye 911 Clark St Tuesday June 24 at eight for East Side Sunday School volunteers.
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