Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-05-26

C. E. Mertz and wife, of Gray, were
visiting friends at Audubon, We'd
nesday.
Vim. Williamson had his fingers
on his left hand badly mashed in a
corn shelter last Tuesday.
Active work will be commen-
ced on the Ed. Van Gorder resi-
dence next Monday. 1t is to be q
by Al feet.
Theo. F. Morrow returned from
visit to his Nebraska farms We'd
nesday. On the way back he stop
ped off and viewed the Trans Miss
issippi grounds at Omaha.
The graduating exercises of the
Audubon schools will take place
Thursday evening, June 10th. The
following are the graduates:
Nora Oelke.
Boda Oelke.
Ir1na Tharnish.
Myrtle Brown.
Auda Kelley.
Harry Sampson.
Walter Haynes.
Maurice Carpenter.
Next Sunday morning at 10
o'clock a large class of children
will make their first communion at
the Catholic church. In the even
| ing t7:3O there will be crowning of
the Statue of the Blessed Virgin as
Queen of May, after which Father
Zaiser, of Extra, will deliver a lee
ture taking for a subject the words,
Behold. from henceforth all gen
erations shall call me blessed.
The Epworth League met at the
NJ. E. church last Sunday evening
and properly observed the 9th
anniversary of their organization.
The following are the new officers
installed:
! Walter Brainard, President
| Ella Van Scoy, LIST Vice Pres.
Bertha FargusOn, Ind V. p.
| Arthur Krell, 3rd v. p.
| Mrs. Belle Smith, 4th V. P.
Wren Graham, Secretary.
Ruba Harper, Treasurer.
May 30th occurs on Monday this
year and arrangements have been
made for the proper observance Of
the day. The ceremonies will be Of
unusual attraction, and our hearts
ought to be in proper observance
OF the day this year mole than ever
as another generation of volunteers
may soon be added to the number
of the fallen, on account of the pres
ent war. Citizens of Audubon anc
surrounding country, always ready
to do honor to this day, will agar
unite with us in these patriotic ser
vices. The following is the order
of exercises for Memorial Day:
President John A. Nasl
Marshall E. l. Freeman
!, Martial Music by Phillips Drnm e Corp
and brakes Band.
direction of ". Il. c.
Guide, in charge of soldiers graves
500 a. M.-Veterans and old soldiers vii
, meet at Burnside's store building
South Park, and proceed to Luccock'
Grove, performing exercises at tn
the G. a. Il. Service Book.
Loo p, Nv. Il. c., Veterans and Old So
diers will meet at Burnside's ,built
ing, South Park, and proceed in
body to the Methodist Church.
/ 200 p. M.-ServiceS in Methodist church.
Vocal Music
Address President Mas
e Vocal Music
Grafton Vn.a, mnsic H. NJ Boormn
l $3.50 p. M.-Form procession in the follow
ing order and march to the cemeter,
I Phillips Drum Corps.
, Woman's Relief Corps.
! Allison Post and Veterans.
y Public Schools.
| brakes Drum Corps.
Fire Company.
Civic Societies.
@ Citizens.
Carriages.
> Exercises at Maple Grove Cerneter
5 as per G. A. X. service book.
1 Comrades of Allison Post No. 3
| G. A. r. will assemble at Burnside
e building, South Park, at 200 P. NJ
Sunday, May 10Th, prepared to a
) tend the Memorial services. A
old soldiers are earnestly requisite
I to meet with us and proceed in
s body to the Methodist churcl
where the services will be held.
By order Post,
!, f. b. COUSINS, Adjutant.
MONEY TO LOAN!
/, At 6 per cent. Interest, Or
tiOsaaL Payments, ,Cith I'll.
:. German SugillUS Rank. N