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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

Page

3

Fair and warmer tonight and Saturday planned

Local notes report Val Correll is still very ill and Mrs. J. Guinney shows some improvement. J. J. Mitchell travels to Minneapolis on business. Hattie Fuller takes a vacation from Shedd & Wright. Avery's advertises a large wall paper sale and Hunt's baking products. James Ricard returns from Portland for the winter. Bert Gatherless visits Austin from Seattle. Methodist County Fair events set for Oct 9 and 10 with live mermaid attraction.

Val Correll J. J. Mitchell Minneapolis Hattie Fuller Shedd & Wright’s

Elegant Scottish costumes to be seen at concert

The act by Roney's Boys features five vocalists in distinct Scottish clan tartans Gordon Victoria McLachlan Wallace and Hunting Stewart outfits plus cotta cassock Mexican costumes cadet uniforms and sailor whites. The program promises lively surprises at M E church October 16 under Ladies' Aid with tickets 25 and 50 cents at Wold's Pooler’s.

Rooney Boys Methodist Church The Ladies’ Aid Roney Hunting Stuart M. E. Church Wold’s End Pooler

Surprise Birthday Tea For Mrs. Sam Twedell

Friends of Mrs. Sam Twedell hosted a Thursday afternoon surprise birthday gathering at her Clark street home. About fifty five guests attended with each bringing personal refreshments and a lunch was served at 4 30. A tea set was presented to the guest of honor.

Mary White Lansing Angie Fisher Bridge Street Margaret White Sam Twedell Clark Street

The Era Club Holds Annual Meeting and Program

The Era club gathered Thursday with Mrs. Charles Kearns presiding. Fifty of one hundred fifty members attended as Mrs. Reilly read annual reports. The program featured piano solos by Mrs. Harpman Florence Weidt and Abigail Lutz, talks by Mrs. Boostrom and Mrs. Lutz, and a vocal by Abigail Lutz. Next meeting set with Mrs. Lutz on Nov. 20. officers named include President Mrs. Boostrom and Secretary Mrs. Kearns with delegates to the state convention in Owatonna on Nov. 10–11.

Era Club Charles Kearns P. A. Reilly Arthur Harpman Boostrom Lutz Ira King Abigail Lutz Florence Weidt

East Side News Briefs and Local Updates

Mrs Clyde Hubbard is quite sick. Mrs F Harmacy went to LaCrosse this morning. Born to Mr and Mrs J H Mitchell today a baby daughter. Ed Wall, sick with rheumatism, is much better. Big Wall Paper Sale Avery Store. Miss Elizabeth Reinartz and Loretta returned Thursday from Rochester. Mrs Henry Herzog and sons Jake and Jean returned Thursday from a three weeks visit with relatives in Marysville Kansas.

F. E. Knopf Stephen Cook Bennett Faribault Congregational Church Addie Cook Avery’s Wall Paper Store Clyde Hubbard F. Harmacy LaCrosse J. H. Mitchell Big Wall Avery Elizabeth Reinartz Loretta Rochester Henry Herzog Jake Jean Marysville Kansas

True to Her Training Laundry Star Sparks Debate

A dramatic critic asks where the new star was discovered and is told in a joke that she was found in a laundry. The punchline notes she cannot forget her old calling as she mangles the part.

Tricksters and a dissection deal echo political slyness

A New York Tribune tale recalls two emaciated men approaching a medical dean with an odd sales pitch. They claim imminent demise and offer their bodies for dissection, noting Philadelphia pays $40. The anecdote links such sharp manipulation to political trickery.

New York Philadelphia New York Tribune

Not So Bad as She Feared

A girl and George discuss his father being called a pirate with a playful tone. George reveals a dreamlike plan in which pirates board people, hinting at a larger scheme. The exchange shows relief at avoiding a stale insult and interest in fresh ideas.

George Papa

Natural Cross Carving on Grand Manan Island

A renowned rock sculpture the Southern Cross sits at the head of a rock ledge extending into Fundy Bay on Grand Manan. The cross shape is described as an almost perfect cross at the base of a massive cliff on the southern tip of the island.

Grand Manan Bay of Fundy

Play’s intensity leaves audience breathless

A dramatic remark sparks playful exchange as a young man says the play takes his breath away and a lady replies she wishes it would, captured in a Baltimore American snippet of backstage banter.

Baltimore American

Golden For Him Joke Highlights Ardupp’s Anniversary

Bunker jokes that Ardupp has just celebrated his golden wedding though he was married yesterday. Hanks notes he married an heiress, turning a supposed long union into a swift match.

Bunker Ardupp Hanks

Be sure that the wisest persons are the least severe

A pithy Montague quote on wisdom and mercy. It suggests that true wisdom moderates harsh judgment, valuing restraint over severity.

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