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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
3
Local notes spark interest in a Friday and Saturday millinery opening at Miss Glasser's with a new line of hats. The city sees visitors from Hartland and LeRoy while residents attend a busy week of events and personal notices.
Mrs. Anthony Lickteig visits Adams for a day. Mrs. Joe Tucker and Mrs. W. S. Plummer travel to the cities. Miss Mary Laurie goes to Rose Creek for a few days. John Christopherson is reported very sick.
Evangelist Sunday shattered prior marks with 6 206 converts in Decatur Illinois eclipsing Bloomington's 4 200. A campaign gift totaling 10 379 52 was raised on Sunday, yielding about 2 000 weekly for his Macon county revival. He warned saloonkeepers of a possible return before election day.
Rev. C C Rollit of Red Wing conducted the service at Christchurch Wednesday night. Rev. J S Budlong spoke in Rollit's church in Red Wing the same evening. Rollit characterized as having pleasing address and distinct enunciation urged Lent season devotion and closer fellowship with God.
March 23 Socialista city primaries and convention. March 27 Republican city primaries. March 28 Democratic city primaries. April 8 Republican county convention. April 9 Republican county convention. April 15 Republican congressional convention in this city. April 16 Republican state convention at Minneapolis. June 16 Republican national convention at Chicago.
A reader listing prices from Maurek's, featuring oranges bananas prunes yeast foam crackers soda onions and soaps. Highlights include two dozen oranges at 25 cents per dozen and assorted grocery items with cent-range pricing and toilet soaps.
A telephone message from Major Mollison in Faribault reports that Comrade G W Johnson spoke to Faribault High School pupils yesterday. He gave a fine talk on patriotism and will return next month to address Shattuck students and local pupils at a public campfire. Johnson, an old soldier, is thorough with his subject and his words carry weight.
A K C lodge plans to initiate about forty candidates on April 26 with a Green Bay team exemplifying the work. Ceremonies run from two to nine in the Elks hall followed by a banquet and a large turnout of visitors. Last night Gus Kenevan and M J Daley received the first degree, bringing membership to about sixty.
Notice to patrons announces new steam cleaning and dry cleaning and pressing services at Austin Steam Laundry with a guarantee of good work.
Friday night basket social at Concord hall hosted by District No 40 with Miss Varco as teacher. If Friday is stormy the event will move to Saturday night.
A farmer finds his horse was stolen and later painted to disguise it before being sold back to him. A postman struggles to deliver a letter directing the rightful owner, revealing problems in tracing the horse’s true owner and restoring the animal.
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