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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
3
Austin Lodge No 414 B P O E announces meetings on the 2nd and 4th Friday evenings in Ik's Hall with J Solon Wood Exaltea Ruler and O J Simmons Secretary.
A short ad urging readers to consult an architect to see a building’s final appearance and cost before construction. The message attributes the guidance to W. P. Keefe.
The announce records monthly meetings held on the second and fourth Wednesday at Woodman Hall. All visiting Sir Knights are invited to attend.
A citizen complains the advertisement misleads readers and urges using Austin Steam Laundry over rival Albert Lea services. The note names Harry Keylar as an employee of Albert Lea Steam Laundry and signs Thomas Burnham of Austin.
The Austin Herald lists a patchwork of weather notes and local happenings. Showers likely tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures. Numerous personal notices include visits, travel, sales staff changes, church events, and upcoming weddings, with ads for cigars, dry cleaning, and store promotions.
East Side News notes a successful ice cream sociable despite cold weather. Roses decor brighten the hall while a raffle of a ladies quilt, won by Jo Zender, raises funds for the lodge. Socials, visits, and family travel fill the rest of the column.
The girls of the State with representatives from other colleges were entertained Tuesday evening by Miss Stella Slaven in honor of Miss Bessie Nelson of Minneapolis at her Bridge street home. The house was decorated with College peanuts and Military flinch was enjoyed. Refreshments were served in boarding school style at a long table. College songs were sung and the evening was delightful.
Jo Zender will carry passengers anywhere in the city to the Park tomorrow for 10 cents. Telephone new phone 148, old phone 107.
Rev Dr Rule presiding Elder of Winona district led a Tuesday meeting in Austin where the official board approved remodeling plans by architect W F Keefe to seat 500 to 600 people at an estimated cost of about 8000 dollars. All members favored the move.
The committee of arrangements for the Elks picnic sets events tomorrow including girls and boys races in multiple divisions, fat man's potato and boat races, and a baseball game. Band concerts, dancing, and card playing are planned. Dinner at 1 and supper at 6 30. The party ends at 9.
Dexter will celebrate again this year. Mrs GW Reed has returned from Fairmont after a visit with relatives. Mrs A Hartwell and daughter of Austin visited relatives here the latter part of last week. Jesse Voermuya Jr returned from Rochester where he underwent an appendicitis operation. He was accompanied home by Mrs Vermilya. Born to Mr and Mrs Wm Rahilly, a boy. Mollie Kelington arrived from Minneapolis to spend the summer with Mrs Ida Vermilya Pollock. W H Bentley seen on our streets Thursday. Mrs Cassie Browning starts for Oregon June 28 for the summer.
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