Ordained in St Louis young Jesuit priest Devlin S 1
The youngest brother of Father Deviing will be ordained in St Louis this week as a Jesuit priest. Devlin has trained seventeen years for this path and will celebrate his first mass next Sunday at 10 30 AM in St Augustine church Austin. Father Cleary of Minneapolis will preach the sermon. non Catholics and Catholics are invited.
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T. H. Deviin S
Father Deviing
St. Louis
Father Deviin
T. H
Father Devlin
Devlin
Marquette College
Milwaukee
Order
St Augustines Church
Austin
Father Cleary
Minneapolis
Mr Devlin
Jesuit College
Wedding of Minnie Nelson and Edwin Bolma at family home
The marriage was solemnized at noon by Rev Jens Rose land at the bride’s sister Mrs Dobris Nockelby’s home. Parents and close family attended as the couple began life in Duluth and Austin, with a simple ceremony under a floral arch and a reception afterward.
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Minnie Nelson
Edwin Bolma
Jens 0
Roseland
Dobris Nockelby
Nevtie Nelson
Mae Woodward
Ney
Andrew Silvidee
Waterloo
Wil Kerker
Minneapolis
Little Gladys Nockelby
Jonnie Nelson & Sister
Stole a Diamond Redman and Wife Arrested in Jail
Chicago welterweight prize fighter Jack Redman and his wife, accused of stealing a $200 diamond ring from a St Paul woman, were arrested after a train trip to Chicago. Details describe how Redman allegedly wore the ring, the wife’s payments to settle, and threats of confrontation on arrival.
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Jack
Redman
Chicago
St Paul
Polce Galt
Connor
St Pau
Jack” Redman
Galt
Fom Riley
Carmichael
Hea
Great Western
Frazier
Frazer
Marriage Announcement for W S Evans and Melissa Palmenter
The friends of W S Evans and Mrs Melissa Palmenter were surprised by their Sunday marriage announced ceremony performed by Rev O D Leiden. Both parties are well known in Austin and vicinity and many will extend congratulations on the event.
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W.S. Evans
Melissa Kb. Palmenter
O. D. Leiden
Austin
Methodist Picnic Notice at Lafayette Park
Notice to Methodists announces the annual Sunday School picnic at Lafayette Park next Friday June 28. Everyone in the church and congregation is invited, young and old, friends and members alike.
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Lafayette Park
Heleby
Blooming Defeats Kenyon 8 to 4 in Blooming Prairie Game
Over 100 Austin residents attended the Sunday game between Blooming and Kenyon in Blooming Prairie. Blooming won 8 to 4 with Moonan and Geraghty as battery, Barr in left field, and Anderson at second base for Blooming.
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Austin
Blooming Prairie
Blooming
Kenyon
Moonan and
Geraghty
Barr
Anderson
Peeping Tom Disturbs West City Residents
A west side nuisance prowler has all residents on edge by night movement. Police and deputies, led by Chief Galt and Deputy Carmichael, were summoned to a possible burglary but believe the figure is the same old tormenter.
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Galt
Carmichael
Four Month Old Colt Stolen From Mr Isaac Guy Pasture
A four months old colt was stolen from Isaac Guy's pasture last Friday. Thieves dragged the colt under the fence, beat down grass, and carried the animal to a wagon then vanished toward the roadway. A search found no trace of the horse.
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Isaac Guy
M'Les
Decorah Sheriff Captures Forged Check Suspects Near Tapio
Sheriff F J Qualeey and a deputy traced two men who passed forged checks in Decorah Iowa. They were found on a Tapio hotel porch enjoying a Sunday smoke and were pinned by the sheriff. Both suspects were taken to Decorah for trial.
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F. J. Qualeey
Decorah
Mower County
Tappi
Hunter finds bullet lodged in door frame after burglary
John Riley tracked the assailant to Lamberts rest aurant on Friday night and discovered a bullet imbedded in the door frame about five feet high. The Ladies of the G A K are requested to attend the funeral of Mrs G W Neild tomorrow at 12 30 a m at the home of Mrs J A Mills 11 Alleghany street.
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John Riley
Lamberts
John Orr
G.A.K
G. W. Neild
J.A Mills
Alleghany Street
Obituary for Mrs. G W Neild of Austin and Riverside link
Mrs. Grorgae W Neild died in Omaha on her journey home from California, after long illness. Born Emma Burgess August 8 in Fremont, she lived in Mower County since 1858, first married to John DeRemer, then to George W Neild. Survived by husband, sisters L D Carter of Austin and D W Haven of Lime Springs, brothers O W Burgess of Lime Springs and H L Burgess of Fergus Falls, plus many friends. Funeral Tuesday at 12 30 from James Mills home and Enterprise, burial at Rose Creek Cemetery beside family.
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Austin
G. W. Neild
California
Omaha
L. D. Carter
Mr. Garter
Neiid
James Mills
Alleghany Stret
Emma Burgesa
Freemont
Mower County
John DeRemer
Carter
Riverside Farm
Minnesota
D. W. Haven
Lime Springs
O. W. Burgess
H. L. Burgess
Fergus Falls
Neild
Methodist Church
Enterprise
Rose Creek
Mean remark sparks bread quarrel in Philadelphia Press
A Philadelphia Press panel quotes Mrs New-Hwed exclaiming that a remark about bread was brutal. The husband retorts that he never asked her to bake his bread, highlighting a domestic spat over homemade loaves.
Lord Cromer Reform Work Sparks Mixed Reactions
A Cleveland Leader quotation notes Lord Cromer as Egypt ruler who incited contempt among rascals yet achieved reforms. It recalls a Salisbury remark about Cromer telling a minister to go to the devil, with Salisbury replying that he hears the line whenever Cromer visits London.
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Lord Cromer
Egypt
Lord Salisbury
Vate
A Practical Reason. Investigating reacer
A quirky exchange about why X stands for an unknown quantity sparks a humorous row between Wise Little Aleck and a Baltimore American reader. The quip notes the risk of sending an X and never knowing what you will get back.
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Reacer
Little Aleck
Baltimore American
Part of the Letter We Read in The Globe Democrat
An old printer notes how readers rely on the upper halves of letters for reading headlines. He demonstrates that covering the lower halves still yields legible words, while covering the upper halves would make most letters unreadable, especially Roman headlines.
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St. Louis Clobe- Democrat
Bankers Child: Shannon Bros. Vaudeville Act Promised Next Week
Shannon Bros. capable company of players will appear here next week with a repertoire of standard plays and vaudevilles at popular prices. The act promises lively entertainment and familiar stage numbers for local audiences.
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Shannon Bros
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Bankers Child
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