Austin City Notes and Social Roundup
Local items report weather and illnesses, visits from Ed Fisch and others, and numerous social happenings. Notables include speeches by Moses E. Clapp at Hirshs Auditorium, wedding notices for Catherine Robertson and Rev. Erastus A. Smith, and several travels to Minneapolis, Chicago, and Denver.
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Austin
Catherine Lucy Robertson
Erastus A. Smith
Seattle
Wash
Misa Kitty
John Robertson
South Fir Street
Arleta
Oregon
Austin Defeats Riceville in High School Football
Austin defeated Riceville 15 to 0 as the visitors used open game tactics while Riceville clung to old style plays. Christie and Decker scored the touchdowns for Austin, with three successful kicks missed from tough angles.
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Riceville High School
Austin
Riceville
Christie
Decker
Osage
Albert Lea
Birthday party for Mrs. James Snyder observed by neighborhood children
Children on South Kenwood avenue celebrated Mrs. James Snyder's birthday anniversary with a charming party. They brought gifts and enjoyed an evening of games with the surprised hostess.
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South Kenwood Avenue
James Snyder
Mrs Brandvig Hosts Progressive Letter Party at North First Street
Mrs A Brandvig entertained fifteen ladies at her home this afternoon. The guests assisted Mrs Brandvig at the County fair and enjoyed a progressive letter party.
Mrs. Robinson Visits Grand Meadow Neighbor
Mrs. Robinson of Grand Meadow visited Mrs. A. BM. Davison over Sunday and has since returned home.
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Mrs. Robinson
Grand Meadow
State YMCA Leaders Visit Austin for City Mission
State Secretary Y M C A Peck spent Sunday in Austin. He spoke at the Congregational church on Cheerful Christianity and joined Eastman at Brotherhood and Union meetings. They urged forming a local YMCA and outlined national and rural work to a record attendance.
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E. L. Peck
Austin
Congregational
Peck
Eastman
Brotherhood
Union
M. E
Jacobson Campaign Swing Through Minnesota Towns
Republican gubernatorial candidate Jacob Jacobson of Lac qui Parle County arrives this evening for a reception at the Grand Hotel parlors. He speaks at Blooming Prairie and plans an auto tour through the county meeting prominent men in LeRoy and Grand Meadow. Voters urged to meet him.
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Jacob Jacobson
Lac Qui Parle
Grand Hotel
Jacobson
Blooming Prairie
LeRoy
Grand Meadow
Clapp to Speak Tonight at City Auditorium
United States Senator Moses E. Clapp will speak at the Auditorium tonight at 8 o'clock. Col A W Wright will preside and Tichy's band will provide music. The Taft Jacobson Club will lead the applause as Clapp campaigns for Jacobson delivering a cordial reception to attendees. Ladies are invited.
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United States
Moses E. Clapp
Taft-Jacobson Club
Col
A. W. Wright
Tichy
Senator Clapp
Austin
Jacobson
Attempted assassination shocks Chicago parish
In Chicago a man shot at Rev. J. K. Fielding, pastor of Corpus Christi church, in the Sunday school hallway. Fielding blocked the gun, knocked the assailant down, who then fled amid pursuing parishioners and a crowd of residents. The attacker, about 30, wore rough clothing and appeared Greek or Italian.
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Chicago
J. K. Fielding
Corpus Christi
Guiseppe Alia
Leo Heinrichs
Denver
Father Fielding
Corpus Christi Church
Forty-ninth Street
Grand Boulevard
Their Only Job
A summer visitor to Laymouth compliments Mrs. White on her maples, remarking on their growth since last year. Mrs. White downplays the scene, saying the trees have nothing else to do, in a light domestic vignette from Youth's Companion.
East Side Social News Reports Visits And Fire Alarm
East Side residents including Mr. and Mrs. J. Bowen of Wilmar and Mrs. A. Sucha with Frank Kinney traveled to Minneapolis. A bonfire by Jo Becker’s property sparked a fast-spreading blaze. the hose company responded as a warning on dry conditions. An upcoming L. A. to B. of R. T. event on October 29 at the Auditorium promises two moonlight waltzes.
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J. Bowen
Wilmar
W. F. Clay
A. L. Trader
Rose McShane
Minneapolis
A. Sucha
Frank Kinney
R. T
Jo Becker
Her Regret The Nobleman You Bought Me
A dialogue fragment from the Cleveland Leader portrays the Heiress regretfully recalling a purchase as a metaphor for a failed match. The Nobleman’s lines mirror transactional attitudes in courtship with a wry exchange about waiting for change.
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Cleveland
Supposed plot leak stalls as thickened plan noted
A villain wonders if their scheme will leak out and a conspirator reassures that it cannot. The ally recalls stating moments earlier that the plot has thickened, implying increased complexity or danger.
Unknown Man Found Dead in St Paul Saloon Hotel
An unknown man was found dead in the saloon and hotel run by J. Sacindin on Earl and West Seventh streets. The room’s lamps were on and the windows closed. the door was unlocked. It is unclear whether death was by suicide or accident.
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St. Paul
J. Sacindin
Earl
West Seventh Streets
St Paul physician dies by own action in office
Dr Marcus Tese ler, a prominent St Paul physician, was found dead on a couch in his office at 210 Baltimore block by his wife. A letter in the office indicates suicide by poison. He had been despondent over ill health.
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St. Paul
Marcus Teseler
Baltimore Block
Letta
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Ed Kelly
Carrington
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L. C. Searles
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Cyrus Sayles
E. V. Hart
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Abe Watkins
Joplin
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J.C. Johnson, Jr
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Herb Davis
St. Olaf’s Hospital
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Elizabeth la Valle
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Katy D. Johnson
Mother
Kasson
South Franklin
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the Meat Man
the Herald
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Boston Harbor
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Y.M.C. A
Our City
Clapp
Tonigh
East Side
A. E. Haseltine
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