Weather Ongoing Fair With Showers This Week
The day by day weather forecasts call for generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with cooler air from the east and south and possible thunderstorms this afternoon.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
3
The day by day weather forecasts call for generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with cooler air from the east and south and possible thunderstorms this afternoon.
A morning ceremony at the Evergreen farm joins Jobo H Skinner editor of Henary to Gertrude Ellis with Rev S G Brigge officiating. Relatives and friends attend a breakfast, then the couple leave for a brief honeymoon before settling back on the Evergreen farm.
Advertisement notes available boats for charter at all hours from the rear of a new house along Bridge Street. It lists office 121 Bridge Street and names B. Munking as proprietor.
The village of Gand Meadow sued N Nelson the druggist for selling liquors. A jury, after three hours deliberation, returned a verdict of not guilty with over fifty witnesses examined. Roy Boewick, the clerk, faces the same charge in a forthcoming trial. M R Wells of Preston prosecutes, B Thayer defends.
At a St Paul gathering on Sunday La Crosse won the right to host the next sangerfest over Austin. Austin had been offered initial charge but chose to yield, citing La Crosse’s space and capacity. The upcoming event will occur in two years, and Austin delegates expressed they were well entertained in St Paul.
Wm. Pierce of Pleasant Valley transacted legal business in the city. Mr. and Mrs. P. Qonlon and son of Grand Meadow attended the Ellis-Skinner nuptials. Gertrude Sichon of Northfield stayed with Mrs. Fred Campbell. George Prentiss of Minneapolis visited. Harmonia club singers returned from St Paul. J. Z. Rogers and Dr. A. W. Allen and wives spent Sunday in Albert Lea. Casper Torgrimson of Grand Meadow visiting. East Side Presbyterian women plan a chicken pie dinner at A. R. Hall on July 4.
The piece previews Josiah Allen’s Wife as a sharp pen among humorous sketches for The Ladies' Home Journal. It highlights her observant, critical voice as she lampoons shortcomings with quaint humor and homely philosophy. The first Haw series sketch will appear in the Angiet Journal.
Wm. Cutter departs next week for New York to take a month long course at the J. W. Mitchell cutting school. M. O. Chapman returned Monday evening from a business trip in St. Paul. O. L. West and H. Birkett returned from a short stay in St. Paul. O. L. Latte of Albert Lea was an Austin visitor Monday. S. H. Allen visited friends in Grand Meadow Monday.
Information from Chicago area rail service lists summer round trip fares. The schedule covers routes to Madison D and Kansas City with specific dates and return validity. C. W. Snere serves as acting agent.
We thank neighbors and friends and especially the Modern Woodman and G E Baird for their kind assistance during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father Muse P Firerers and Sov.
Bret Harte completes a new series of condensed novels for The Saturday Evening Post. Readers will find Hemlock Jones and The Stolen Cig er Case for Conan Doyle fans, and three tales featuring Moo Know and others for Kipling lovers. The Jungle Folk debuts June 30 in the Saturday Evening Best.
The Baileys circus show blends balanced entertainment with a vast array of clowns and acts. It showcases performances from beasts to comedic routines, including impersonations and rivalries, thrilling audiences in Madison Square Garden and beyond. The troupe’s harmony and humor drive the show’s popularity and appeal.
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