Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-06-09
Jim, does your face hurt"

" i'm, does your face hurt"
BY Phelps left last week for a
good visit at his boyhood home in
Vermont.
|. Smutney had bad attack of
rheumatism for couple of days of
last week.
Ed. B. Cousins attended the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge, at Council
Bluffs, Tuesday.
Cal Marlin has returned to his
business in Pennsylvania after a
weeks visit here.
Rev. Armstrong, of Omaha, will
preach at the NJ. E. church next
Sunday morning.
Uncle Thos. Musson and wife are
visiting Mrs. Musson's relatives at
Bonneville, Iowa this week.
Miss Belle Burnside returned
from Grinnell last week. TUESDAY,
Mrs. Grace Wadsworth and her lit
tie son arrived in Audubon to make
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Burnside, good visit.
Vim. Stanley was exhibiting his
electrical storm toy in Audubon
Tuesday. 1t is miniature house
and is so arranged to be struck by
lightning. The object is to demon
strate the usefulness of the light
ming rods.
Tuesday the case of Freeman VS..
Freeman, in which the plaintiff
prayed for divorce on the grounds
of desertion, was heard before
Judge Green. His Honor, thinking
the testimony not sufficient, re-
fused to grant the divorce. The
case will come up again at the next
term of court that convenes Octo-
Der il, with Judge Thornell on the
bench.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Davis w, Forbes, of
Butte, Nebraska, and Miss Agnes
ketcham, of Creighton, Nebraska,
to take place Tuesday, June l4th, at
the home of the bride. Dave is we'll
known to Audubon people and one
and all send congratulations and
best wishes to the new family and
are looking forward to a good visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Forbes.
The following is the program for
the graduating exercises of the
Audubon high schools to be held
at Russell Opera House, Friday
evening, June 10th:
seSoe Chorus xoE RAMP ri Def oss
The OPPORTUNITIES Of American Wq%en.'''
DaoWil
Magnetism and Current Electricity,'.
Walter c. Haynes
solo, AasnetlsM Mrs. NTH Eiz spef Carmichael
The Art Of conversaton: AIDA R Kelis
Desiring and Deserving ---------.,-
Music ...--..s p ellna o 5nifniSn
Lesson in staticai Eiectricity,'-
| , ------------------- L. Oelke
D uta.e' Dnes OF the Summer Nis dhnt"pson
Mrs. Elizabeth Carmichael and Ed
Presentation of Diplomas DIR. Al. Brooks
| Music: -----------S Spencer Orchestra
B1ass et}n cra ke W " r. Spa
Class Color: Pink and White.
| Class Flower: Carnation.
Ralph P. Roberts and Rosa E
| Sharp were married at the resi-
dence of the brides parents in Au
dubon Wednesday evening, June
Sth, 1898, at 3:45 o'clock. A very
happy company mostly of young
| people assembled at the appointed
hour, the young men being con
spicious chiefly by their absence
This was certainly a mercifu
arrangement on the part of the
bride, for it was far more dan
| gerous place for youth than San
tiago harbor. The batteries O.
beautiful faces and the lombard
ment of bright eyes We're calculated
to destroy any luckless lad coming
within range. The few boys who
were daring enough to venture
there, came away alive it is said
but desperately wounded. The
| young couple stood during tn.
ceremony before a window taste
fully draped with the stars ano
Stripes, and with roses, and certain
ly looked remarkably handsome as
they took the solemn vows tina
made them one for life. After tn,
ceremony a collation. was served
and the company enjoyed yer,
pleasant social hour which was en-
livened by some very pretty music
by the young ladies' mandolin
club, and also by call and heart,
cheers from the militia company
Among the guests were DR.. Perry
of Charlton, an uncle of the groom
and Pearl Roberts, returned for til
occasion from Creston, his bushes
home. 5.