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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1908

Page

5

Dreams That Came True and Town Notices

Local notes cover weather, theater changes at the ORIENT, births, visits, travel plans, and community reminders. Highlights include a Frontiersman's Bride program at the ORIENT, a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pizak, twins born to Mr. and Mrs. Arad Osborn, and promotions of laundry services by the Austin Steam Laundry.

Orient Frank Pizak Fred Gerhart Rose Creek Arad Osborn Mable Foaness Moscow Edna Mann Mary Nockles Louis O'Malley Schwan’s Lansing Avenue the Orient

Workers Return and Accident at Gas Plant Turmoil

East Side reports Johnny Haslerud and Frank Schaller back at work in Aberdeen and Wells after a Cross-Marklet wedding. Thomas Keating returns to Wells this afternoon. Guy Clay suffers a head injury at the gas plant when a sledgehammer slips from a fellow worker. He receives stitches at Dr. Lewis’s office.

Thomas Keating Wells Guy Clay Young Clay Dr. Lewis

Social events from yesterday include a party at Mrs Kempfert’s home

Mrs Kempfert hosted a well planned afternoon party for her daughter Mrs Bump at her East Bridge Street residence. About fifteen ladies attended and a 4 40 lunch was served. Mrs Bump received many useful gifts for future use. Miss Maurine French hosted a small gathering at her home last evening. J Taney organized a young ladies party at Eddy’s with a weiner and marshmallow roast. About twenty youths enjoyed a Lafayette Park picnic with roasted corn, marshmallows, coffee and sandwiches, and a large bonfire with songs.

J. ©. Taney Eddy Lafayette Park

Farewell Party For Paul Field and Wife Before Move

About forty friends gathered Tuesday evening at South River street to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Field who will move to a farm fourteen miles southeast of Austin. The event featured music, sociability, gifts of a lamp and a smoking set, and a late lunch served by Mrs. James Orr, Mrs. T. Hanson, and Mrs. A. Hogan.

Paul Field South River Street Field Austin James Orr T. Hanson A. Hogan

Birthday club lawn party at John Frank farm

The Birthday club held a lawn party at the John Frank farm today with about twenty attendees. Members left the city this morning in four autos driven by Fred Baird, Jay Hormel, Fred Gleason, and Ben Bassler, while others drove down Monday to prepare.

Birthday Club John Frank Farm Fred Baird Jay Hormel Fred Gleason Ben Bassler Sutton Main Street Dobbin C. M St. P Iver Johnson Suttons Galt Hinman Becker Beckel Grand Hotel Boe Bassler Faribault

Miss Jessie Stimson Hosts Afternoon Music Several Guests

Miss Jessie Stimson entertained Tuesday afternoon in honor of Harriet Root Louise Palmer and Vesta Honnecker. The event featured vocal and instrumental music followed by a five o clock lunch for guests.

Jessie Stimson Harriet Root Louise Palmer Vesta Honnecker

Marviet Cross-Mariage in Austin Wedding

Miss Maye Cross and James T. Marviet wed in a morning ceremony performed by Rev. Father Devlin. The couple plans housekeeping at 505 Elim Street after October first and expect a short wedding trip. attendance included relatives and friends from Cascade Iowa.

Maye Cross James T. Marviet Father Devlin Miss Florence John Ahern East Water Street George Taylor Jo Zender Cooper Frank Marrlett Austin Yards Marylet Herald

Marriage in St Augustine Church Unites Grace Wilder and Joseph Roche

Miss Grace Fern Wilder and Joseph Lawrence Roche wed at 6:30 this morning in St Augustine Church Rev. Father Devlin officiated. The Metfelds led the mass and offertory violin. Mrs. Dr. McGuigan sang a solo. Mendelssohn march played. Attendants short, reception planned at Wilder home tonight.

Grace Fern Wilder Joseph Lawrence Roche St Augustine Church Father Devlin Dr. McGuigan Suth Main Street Wilder Our City J.S. R. Scovill P. J

Austin Primaries Give Tawney Largest City Vote Ever

In Austin James A. Tawney won the city’s largest vote ever, with a 529 margin over Knat vold. He is expected to carry the district by about 2,500 as county results come in. Other race outcomes include Nolan Carey for Representative North and Hubert Carey for South, with Schwartz and Wright winning county roles. Mrs. Augusta Sargeant sold her home and plans to move to Seattle.

Austin James A. Tawney Knatvold Tawney Saad Mantis W. A. Nolan Hubert Carey Chas. Schwartz Augusta Sargeant Norman Carl

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