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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
3
Local ads list THON'S cloaks and skirts sale with Pearce Cloak Co items at reduced prices. Fireworks, hats, room rental, piano tuner visits, church dinners, weddings and travels fill a busy Austin scene with multiple buyers, events, and updates.
Miss Mamie Garvey and Mr Louis Douglas were married at St Augustine’s church at eight this morning with Rev Father Devlin officiating. The bride wore cream lace trimmed Batiste and carried white roses, attended by Miss Rose McShane. Best man was William Garvey. After a wedding dinner at the bride’s Lincoln street home the couple will travel through Iowa and reside at home after July 15. Mamie Garvey, eldest daughter of Timothy Garvey, has long aided her father and siblings. Louis Douglas works at Austin Milk Station and enjoys strong community regard.
A San Francisco incident reports owls found on a commission house counter as substitutes for quail in a restaurant purchase. The account notes a French restaurant buyer, a halted trade, and mentions ground squirts as another quail stand-in. It praises golden grain belt ber as a healthy arable beverage from C. J. Weisel, Austin.
The O G W railroad damage case against landowner Renova went to trial Monday afternoon with Shephers and Catherwood for the plaintiff and Lafayette French for the defendant.
Miss Mary Jorgenson of Mason City visits Mrs. W. J. Plummer while Mr. and Mrs. Harley Williams travel to Marshalltown. The Altronist offered for sale at the Alumni meeting for 10 cents. Presbyterians plan a Fourth of July picnic at Johnson's Grove two miles west with Soul Winning Chapel Oakland and all societies attending for sports.
At a June 26 1906 meeting of the Austin Cemetery Association trustees the west eighty acres were proposed for sale at 8000. The lot owners are to vote on July 9 1906 at 2 pm in the Austin court room. notice to be published in the Transcript Herald and Register. W L Hollister Secretary Austin Minn June 26 1906.
Voting for the carnival contest remains open until Saturday night at 7 PM. Readouts show Floy Trenary leading with 245 votes followed by Bessie Greer 215 Ida Weisel 190 Mabel Brown 110 Nellie Feilon 95 Anna Johnson 85 Mabel Moore AG Mary Duffy 45.
Sale offers include Printed Bolienne quality 18 cents discounted to 10 cents. Printed Organdie 12 cent quality reduced to 9? cents. Fine sheer organdie 25 cent quality marked down. Imported or cent quality at 18 cents. Heavy cotton serge 19 cent quality cut to 12 4 cents. Fine silk organ die 50 cent quality at 35 cents. Printed dimity 25 cents.
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