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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
10
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A year after floods the city remains active with races Chautauqua shows plays and lectures. The text praises Austins community for backing diverse life and selling season tickets that keep the city lively and on the map.
A satirical skit on editors profiting from life events contrasts with sorrow as Mayor George H. Sutton lies very low after a second stroke. The piece notes Sutton’s long service and the sympathy from Austin friends and McIntyre Post 66 G A R, which sent a gold watch fob in his honor.
The Austin Driving association staged a standout horse racing program drawing large crowds and solid gate receipts. The day featured fast times including a track record set by Garrow for the 2:15 pace and highlighted by notable horses like Kitty Royal and Jessie Mac, despite a rain shower that briefly reduced attendance.
The funeral of A.Van Bronkhost occurred this morning in a village style service in a city setting. The home stood under leafy maples away from traffic as the procession began from the house led by the minister with bare head and pallbearers who were friends followed by the casket.
Relatives and friends followed the bier to the church where he cared for 29 years and worshiped 33 years as June air rang with birdsong and insects. The bell tolled while neighbors paused for the life and death of a good man who lived by Master’s teachings and awaits eternal life.
Thieves broke into a Ramsey tool car Tuesday night and stole two suitcases of clothing. The items were recovered later in a culvert about 40 rods away, minus a $250 Adams Bank certificate of deposit from Olaus Alfson. The paper was deemed worthless after payment was stopped. Detective Riley and Sheriff Nicholson investigated.
In Justice Court this morning Cabs Waren and Ed Clark appeared and were given ten days in the city jail on bread and water for failing to save town or abide. Harry Johnson received ten days for drunken disorder. The night prowler turned out to be Ben Hallman who swore he was so drunk he could not remember attempting any break ins and left town after taking the short notice.
Notice states a carpenter is wanted to build a house on a farm seven miles west of Austin. The meeting will be at the G. F. Rademacher home Saturday. Signed Mrs. P. Cotter.
We thank the Woodmen and Royal Neighbors and all friends for sympathy and assistance during our father's sickness and death and for floral remembrances. We are sincerely grateful. Dr. E. J. Van Kronkhorst, Mattie Van Brnkhorst, Fred Van Bronkhorst, Annette Jones.
The Miczota Society held a meeting at D. L. Chandler’s home on Oakland Avenue with about thirty attendees. Two quilts were sold, proceeds assigned to J. C. Johnson and Mrs. David Austfather, then returned to the Sunshine society by the owners.
Governor John A Johnson will deliver twenty five summer Chautauqua lectures this year. He has canceled two hundred engagements planned when retirement from office was anticipated. Eight lectures are set for July at Platville Wisconsin. In August he will conduct a three week tour.
Classified teaser notes several lodging offers and requests. WANTED two or three rooms with privilege address A Herald seeks rooms with boarding options. FOR RENT OR SALE a room house with small barn and one and a half acres. Mrs W Adams lists 401 South River for flats and furnished rentals. Additional items mention four rooms with bath electric lights city water and a new flat at 107 South Paul Street. PF 163 L.
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