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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
2
The Austin Daily Herald shows H. Skinner as editor and proprietor with Oatrudke Ellia Skinner as associate editor in the masthead, indicating the newspaper's leadership team and publication branding.
A collage of small items from Austin area papers notes saloon license fees in Albert Lea, rail track concerns, a Chautauqua walkway plan, and clergy outreach in Holyoke. It mentions the Trackmen Union exposing railroad conditions, Woodmen of Austin and Twin City membership, and a curious court case about a mistaken kiss between an elderly suitor and a widow.
A Wednesday ceremony at the J Quinlee home six miles north of Adams joined Dorothea Qualee and Oscar Lampland of Minneapolis. About 300 guests attended the evergreen canopy wedding with Rev Myhre officiating. The couple will reside in Minneapolis after a wedding journey to the Pacific coast.
Clair McCormick, 13, son of J D McCormick, was bitten on the leg while walking with a companion. The wound bled but was not serious. The dog, described as vicious and having bitten others, was shot afterward.
Exasperated remarks reveal Mrs Subub-Oh and Mr Subub anxious about a dinner at Outertowns while the cook leaves and tensions rise in Brooklyn Life. The couple frets over being between cooks as guests arrive.
The Happy Thought Club met with Mrs Will Teeler on South Chatham Street The annual meeting elected Mrs Jennie Pike as president Mrs Rita Varco as treasurer and Mrs Libbie Austfather as lec y Committees were appointed and a fine spread was served at six o clock The club is two years old and the next meeting will be held in two weeks with Mrs Minaey
Wednesday afternoon and evening the 8. O. S. club and their husbands shared a lawn picnic supper at the H. McCulloch residence. Twenty two members attended to honor the departing Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Rouse who relocate to Idaho. Retiring president Mrs. Tompkine presented a souvenir spoon of the new Methodist church. Mrs. H. Moore will become president at the next meeting.
About twenty young ladies gathered at Mrs. Mary Tallmadge’s home Wednesday evening for a double shower honoring Miss Nettie Zender and Miss Margaret Hosmer. A parcel shower was planned for Zender and Hosmer received a hand painted shop plate. Carnations smilax and red hearts supplied the decor for table and house.
About fifteen boys gathered in Lafayette Park for the Alumni of the Duodecim with a business meeting in the pavilion and speeches recounting experiences from the year. A "Happy Thought" gathering followed at the Austin Candy store.
Little Phillip Myron Hagen, son of Mr and Mrs William Hagen, died Wednesday night at 10 after a sixteen day illness with brain fever. He was a bright patient child, full of hope, and his loss will be deeply felt by family and friends. Funeral to be held tomorrow at 10 at St Augustines Church after services near Brownsdale. Obituary also notes the death of Mrs John Cronon of Rose Creek at 11 this morning after nearly a year of illness. obituary notice to follow tomorrow.
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Peck died Wednesday evening at 9 30 after being born Tuesday morning. The child will be laid to rest in Oakwood cemetery tomorrow morning with brief services at the home on South River Street at 10 0 a m Friday. Cigar bands are to be brought to Williams Cigar store on or before July 1 and the contest closes then at Austin Cigar Company.
About one hundred Odd Fellows attended a Lafayette Park picnic with tables laid out and an elegant dinner around 12:30. Tichy’s band provided music throughout the day, followed by a fine afternoon program of music speeches and readings. Ice cream and cake were served and a ball game completed the event, described as an splendid success.
A romance drama depicting life around moonshine stills will be presented tonight at the Shannon Bros tent. The production promises lots of comedy for those seeking laughter this evening.
The page shows assorted market entries for veal sheep and lambs fat lambs fat sheep fat veal cattle cows and heifers along with poultry items. It references standard ear dates and grading terms and includes entries for young chickens and ducks among other livestock.
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