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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-08-06
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WASH. PHELPS De- PHELPS
audubon, IO1C0

Mrs. Jesse Humiston got back last
her parents at Cedar Rapids.
II. w. Wilson was business visitor
in Atlantic Wednesday to look after
matters in the Fair Association.
Charley Kline went to Malvern
Monday to bake for firm in that
town for couple of weeks or more.
Mr.. Powell who has been carpenter
ing with contractor Henry Hale, went
to Wyoming Monday to remain for a
time.
Mrs. Chas. McLachlin and niece,
Miss Verge McLachlin, of Illinois,
We're down from Gray Tuesday visit
ing Mrs. w. II. Cowles.
The rain Sunday night raised the
Botna so that it was impossible tor
several days, it being higher than it
had any time this spring.
FoR SALE-Choice 40 acre farm, we'll
improved, lots of fruit, section 8, Mel
vile township. For particulars write
to j. P. Johnson, Audubon, Iowa,
R. F. D. No. 2.
Fred johnson, whose home is in Ill
inois, is here this week visiting his
brother Frank. of the firm of Johnson
Il Buck. Mr.. johnson is recorder in
his home county and has been in Col
orado taking vacation and stopped
here to see how the implement bust
ness is progressing.
Geo. Preston and Hans Christensen
got back last week from their trip to
Canada looking at that soil and seeing
the possibilities of it's future. They
are much taken up with the openings
possible and believe man can make
money in most any line and that the
development of the country will be as
great as is now expected.
In another place the ad for the Au-
dubon County Fair Association may
be seen. We wish to call the attention
to the readers of the Journal that the
fair is not an Audubon institution. 1t
is intended to give forward stimulus
to every industry. The prizes are not
intended for people to make money.
1t is supposed that any person who is
skilled in any particular line is will
ing to have others learn the same art.
If person has good grade OF stock
they get plenty of advertising to pay
for their trouble. 1t is time for all
to be mutually helpful and good
time to visit one another. Let every
body make preparations to go and en-
|joy every day
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-08-06

Mr.. Rasmussen, the architect from
Des Moines who planned the school
building, was here the first of the week
inspecting and found everything all
right and going as he had planned.
S. A. McHargue, the agent for Wat
kin's medicines and spices in Audu-
bon county, purchased new team the
first of the week and soon gave it a
trial trip.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-08-06

Frank B. Davis and family got
home Tuesday from California where
they spent the winter and expect to
remain here for some time to visit.
VIM. McLeran and son, Bert, are
figuring on going to California next
Monday. AS far as they know this
week they will then be flying along to
find different cline in the summer
south.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Dt6sefan =Nabrtcbten.

S slm fommeuben Samitas feiert
bic fatb. Stride bas Seft Warta 9tmz
melfabrt. gs lit btes etn seboteuer
Seiertas, baber in Der gatbebrale nie
In Der ct gloub Il. 6. &tr9e nlor=
gems balb 6 ubr cine FL. Meile sele=
fen rpirb, um ienen Nrbeitern, wel@e
abiolut ibr Sasssuert uerridten miiz
fen, @elesenbeit gu seben, ibrer 9fi@t
als &atboltt Genise leiiten gu f6u=
men.
S So9w'ter giidof Sacub Sros
Bee bat ben bo9w. Serrn Sitbor 9en=
sarten ais Pfarrer uou Oumont nit
Der Stltale @beatou %ernannt. Sn
erfterer @emeinbe lit maj. I'M Bau et=
ues reuen Yfarrbaules besriHeu.
S @d9iten Rontas beginner in Der
st Sobu's Nbtei bic S1breszg rer3i=
item fur bic CUR abtsi seb0rtsen bO@w.
Senebtcttnerpdter; bteielbeu werbeu
pom etuem bo9w. Sran;istaneruater
aus gbicaso seleitet.
S Wttte September rpirb Der bo9m.
P. alto, 8. 8. g., Pfarrer Der st.
Rola=g emeinbe i'm Eomu Wiuroob,
pon ieiner guropareiie Suridermartet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Neretns=N abrtebten
at bic heuti9 : fat6oIii&en
Sebrer Der 9iS3eie ct. 9loub.

eaut SeidluB hes 9oritanoss bes
beuti6 taiboliiden eebreruereins Der
Si6Beie st. Gloub uirb Der 9erein
ON Is 10, unb 20. ausuit III Der
ct. WarienzS 9ulbalIe 81 st. Gloub
cine Seriammluus abbalten. Oa bas
ueitere Sortbeitebeu hes 8ereins s,6B=
tentbeils non Der ~biesmalisen Bethel.
ltsuns on Der @sriammluns abban-
gen wirb, 10 itnb ale Mitslieber unb
iol9e, bic willens finb, benz gerei1
beisutreten, eriu@t, ii@ on ben se=
uaunteu Saseu in ct. gloub einfn=
Ben su molten. g~benfaIs linb ane
Sreunbe Der beutl9= fatbolii9en 2eb=
rer, Defenders bic bo@m. 9eiftli9teit,
freunbli@t CUR Sbeiluabule an bieier
8eriammluus etnselaSen. Yeri0nli=
DE ginla6unseu werbeu ni9t erfol>
gen. Nauens bes 8~oriianbes
SobnW odeu, Setretdr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
4oIb Strina.

Bel ieinen bier suriidselaiencn
5reunben traf Witte lester ISOLDE Die
betribenbe Na9rtdt Elm, baB Or. 6.
66iel, mel9er in friberen Sabren
bier prafti5irte unb ii6 bter uereae=
li9te, in lesterer l3eit aber iein drstz
li9es 8ifien in pequot uerpenbete,
bort pom S@lase seribrt murbe, als
er. BON einem 6ranten5eiude beim=
tebrenb, Die S9meIe leiner @obuung
lbertreten bate. Die 2ei9e murbe
,ur geerbisuns mad Cob Sprins se>
bra9t. Dem 8eritorbenen bic epise
tube unb Der 10 bart sepriften Sat
tin unb ibren bret &inbern unIer aufS
ri9tises geileib.- s.. Oper pou ben
ct. gloub Sron @orfs mar leste
8o9e bier, Inn einise auftrdse rir
SuBarbeit entsesen gu nebmen, bic
betm 2esen pom fteinernen Seitenue=
gen. bas 6err s. 9orinier BON st.
Gloub beiorst, uermenbet ptrb. =
@.inbdnbler Otto 8olf uelder i'm
ct &apbaels Soipital gu ct gloao
einen tranfen Stuser pflest, mar
gnbe lester 8ode bter, I'm, iid na9
ietnen 9ei9dften umsuieben. Samitas
tebrte er aber pieber nod ct. g(ou6
Surid.-F. s arap bat feline @ob=
nuns, BITE fraber pon @ittme @els
occuptert mar, seseu 1872 older bes
9etnria S6reifels uertaui9t unb ii9
nit bieiem burd 3abluns pom s2O5O
aussesli9en. 5err S9reifels mirb
tn furser i3eit ieta Seim nod golb
Sprins uerlesen = Nid. Semmei6
ldBt lein S9antlofal elmer bur9sdn=
sisen SerbeHeruns untersieben. -gs
sebt bter bas 9erebe, baB Bic Golo
Sprtus Srauseieuidaft in Der am
25 ausuit itattftubenben Sabresuer=
iammluns ibr geiddftsfapital por1
$40, 600 auf 800, 900 erb0ben
mirb. Oie Cob Sprins grauseiea='
I6aft lit erfolsrei9 in ibrem Inter
nebmsu, mo3u ibr pom ibren uielen
6reunoen In auer Nufri9tisfeit Slid
semiRi9t ptre. = @dbrenb Der ab=
peIenbeit bes 6errn gernb. S9mitt
unb ietner @atttn puroen aus oeren
6auIe BON Bis iest nod %unbetauuten
6dnben 1920 seitoblen, bic Der SOUS
berr lett Wo9en In Ser 8obnuns su=
lifselest belt.
Nate 0eOrse.
Serr unb Srau gbriit ginser BON
bier reiiteu lests ISOLDE mad &i9=
moub, mo iie ben Sauldretrer Watb.
Seareu beau ftyasten, auf t6rem
@runoeisentbum, mel6es lie nabe
@erbarb Srdselmann's Ylas fauften,
eine 8Obnuns gu errt9teu.
9olningsforb.
Seuator Sal. gas pon bier seborte
~ ben 35 Witslteoeru bes Staats=
ienats, mel9e Oonneritas Nbanb et=
mem pom 9teuterant : @oupern0r Ct.
%. Soues i'm @eit 6otel gu Wtnne=
apolis peranltalteteu gautett bei,i=
mobnen bic @bre batten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Nab9em 2aie.

Oie ueti9tebenel1 In ct. gloub 3etz
tungeu uer6henttidten 8eri@te iber
uniere btesidbrise grnte, i&reibt 6err
q. Wismann, iinb aus Der 2uft se-
sriHen. tlniere grnte mtrb taum eiue
n,ittelmdbise gu r,enuen iein. = an=
breas Salat pom bter, ruel@er einea
SuBleibens ueseu mo9enlaus TIM st.
&apbaetsz9 oipttal gu ct. gloub be-
banbelt wurbe, TT Samitas pom bort
entlaifen wOrbeu uub traf gutter Diuse
bter etn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

ct Amauta.
Der Seistitel fur Ste Neenab
Wible, wel@e Dor 3mei @o9en tduf-
lid tn bic 9dnbe bes 9erra Mi@.
s. OretS pom ct. gloub ~iberaina,
1T Wontas beim gountp : Resiitrar
einsetraSeu uorben. = Ote ct. Nu'
suita 8rid Company ma9te Oienitas
300 1000 3teselfteine fur ben Marft
fertiS. = Son ct. gloub aus mirb
bieie Orti@aft uunmebrmit Der freien
Pofablieferuns beiorst. - 6err unb
Srau Gnton S9tel tbeilen iid In bic
Treube, bic ibnen bur9 bic Mntunft
zines mnuteren S0bn&ens gu tbeil
9emor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Ct. Rartin.

Serr Sobaun Solid, melter NOS
9enlans 10 i6wer erfrantt mar, baB
man on leinem Auftommen speiielte,
befinbet it9 sur 5reube Ger sanssn
@emeinbe wieber auf benz @ese ber
Seneruns boifentli6 wirb er In ei=
nisen @o@sn i'm Stanbe lein, bas
gstt gu perlahen.-Ote Sarmer iinb
nit benz Sru9ti9neiben bei9dfttst.
Sin gutter Sbeil bteier Nrbeit purbe
bereits leste @ode beiorst. = Sobn
Sang uon st. glogb mar auf einise
Sage bier gu 9eiu9. = Ote Samilie
Wtdael 8ittner murbe nit einem
munteren S69ter9en beldenft, unb in
Der Samilie eubmis Olmldeib ma9te
Elm Sobn9en iein gri9einen. 8eiben
5amilien Slid gum FROZEN greisniiie.
EARNING.
I'm bic @eisenernte 1T es bier balb
seldeben; nrr cine fnappe Mittelernz
tie mirb BEN SleiB Der Sarmer lobuen.
-Oie 3ieseliteinarbeit an Der fleuen
Stride sins unter ben feiBisen Sdnz
BEN pon pter Waurern gut uorau.
9eiber muBte bic Mrbeit wesen Wan=
gel on 3ieselitetueu auf einise Sage
etngelteIt merben.-gud bier bat bic
@etreibepause Dem @eisen bebeuten=
ben S9aben Susefist.-gountp=Gu z
bitor S. 6. greuer unb Srau @enbe
lin Wers uon ct. gloub trafen Wttt=
mod In @ei9dften bter Elm. -6o@m'
iter 9err abt Yeter guseI, .. g.
g., pom Der ct. Sobn's Nbtet mar
leste Bo@e wiufommener @dit unieres
bs6w. Hfarrers P. 9anfras, 8. g.
9. = Sin munteres 8ib9en lit felt
lester @o9e bic sr0Bte Sreube In Der
Samilie ausuit &obort. -Srans &lo=
Hermann eritattete ieiner So6ter, Der
i'm Pilon 5ospital gu Seem Yapnes=
pile ais Yatieuttn unterssbradten
Traa Ri@. Grader, etnen g,iu3 !; ct
beri9tet ani@einenbe Seiieruns in benz
Sefinben Der erfrantteu Srau -Ma=
tbias qbiaipp 1T uon Sorbolm in
NorbbatOta suridsefebrt, mtrb aber
iofOrt, na9bem bas Orei9en BIER be-
iorst lit, wieber mad NoroSatota's
9sfilben suridtebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Sprins 9tQ.

8dbrenb zines Oienitas Morse,
pom bo9m- 9farrer grih@er In Der
bielisen ct. Midaels Stride sebalte=
men grautamtes murben ebeli9 pers
bunben: Serr gbrift. gbriitopberien
aus ct. @loub unb 0erona S9uet=
Ser pom @olb Sprins Nebit anbe
rem @dhen mobnte Der 5o@seit, BITE
i'm trauten &reile non geruanbteu
sefeiert wurbe, au9 SRI. Maria
@briltopberien uon minneapolis BET.
Das iunse Yaar, benz NIT ieinen ger=
manbten unb Sreunben aud Der
Norbitern ieiuen woblsemeinter @lhd=
muni@ entbtetet, mtrb it@ in st.
glouo bdusli9 einri@ten. -Sn bieier
@eseub>tft bic grnte I'M pollen @an-
se. Wit elmer balben grnte werben
uniere Narmer bieies Sabr firlieb
nehnen mihen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
st. Soiepb.

Mt9ael San5l, mel6er Dor ptelen
Sabren bas elterltde 6aus perlisB
unb Dor etua smet Sabren toot seiast
purbe, traf bteler Sage uoblbebalten
Bel leinam bier m~obnenben gater Ser
binanb Sansl aus Woutana ELM. =
6err Watb. Sorld, mel9er erit Dor
etn paar Wo9en pom 9ot Springs,
Nrf., no er @%eueiuus leiner aus.:
sriHenen@ eiunbbett gu finben er6aHte,
beimfebrte, ertranfte leste @o9e in
bebenfli9er @eile. gr arbsttete auf
eirem ginber in Der grnte, als er
pl6sli9 unmobl murbe unb iettbem
bas &rantenbstt buten muB. Wtan
befir9tete, baB er einen S9lasanfau
erlitt. grfreuli9er 8eiie bat iid BET
benz nod iunseu Wanne alIes gum
.gei1eren sepenoet. -6errS s. S9r0=
Der reite Dienitas mad Sem aiiina=
boia Oiltritt in Canada, mo- er tint
lesten Sabre bereits einen 800 ader
umfaiIenben 9aubcompler faufte. Oa
bteles 2anb binnen &ur,em uon elmer
neuen @tienbabn beribrt mtrb, bofft
6err S@rOber aus ieiner eanbipefu=
latton eiueu orbentli9en @emtnu ber=
uus3ui9lasen. = Gin sewtiIer @m
gOrIos, wel9er erit Dor &ursem auf
letner gu twanbluns bier eiutraf, seiste
nit einem Wale in LETTER @o9e Set
itesl9md9e, barob er I'M Na9laBse=
rt6t auf ietneu geiitessuitanb seprift
unb irritunis befunben wurbe. Sbe=
RITZ 8ernid bra6te ben uHslidliden
Wanr1 Grettaa nod Eeraus EaIs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Gafrus.

Se9sunb3mansis Climber empfinsen
Sonntas Dor a@t Saseu in Der pom
bo9m. germ Sobu Saub bier patio
rirten gemeinbe eritmals BITE FL. Conn
munton. Na@mittass wurbe gum Be-
item Der @emeinbe eine llnterbaltuns
peranitaltet, nobel ein &einsewinn
pon $3.50 ersielt rpurbe. -Montas
reiite ber bo9w. Yfarrer Sanb In Sc
19dften mad st. @loub.
gaites.
6ier rpurben am Mtttmo1 Wor-
gen uersansener BS@e ebsli@ per:
bunben giienbdnbler 6. M. Slid unb
SRI. Mabel Slomers, Sodter ber BIER
mobnenben Samilie 6. $. Slomers.
Na9 etnem re@t ansenebmen Sod
seitsfeite, bas Bel ben glter1 Der
8raut sefeiert wurbe, trat bas sIid=
Tide Yaar cine 9o63eitsreiie na9
DULUTH an. M6se es bemielben tets
w~eblergeben
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-12
Proving Il Sfntemeni.

4 certain minister, who is an en-
phatic preacher f. ines at loss Il
give his utterances proper weight. Fo,
instance. he'll say:
This statement Is as true as is the
night which will follow day" or "as
true as that the trees will bud in
spring"
Sometimes it happens that the doc
tor has more statements than he has
Illustrations to give them weight On
one such occasion he remarked. This
Is as true rs the Here the doctor
halted He paused few moments, and
then his face ilumned AS true as
is the statement that some member IS
yet on his or her way TO church"
A few moments later lady entered
the editicc and swept grandly up the
aisle. The doctors face assumed an
81 told you so" appearance The con.
gregation began to smile. then to
laugh.
Sympathv for the embarrassed lady.
however. soon subdued the apparently
uncomfortable mirth
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-12

loci, of tri,,unh crossed NJ Albriybrs
foca we. " mo said ..but narh,ns thar
is too early for Winton.
Not at ALL" Jack calmly assured
him # was evident that MIR Albright
meant 10 test HIM. The idea amused
him greatly and he lYurbtngIv related
the result of his call to his mother and
she
Its test. mother" ne said. and n
good one TOO Nothing short of nm
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-12
A In.unc Communal.

At BouloGuo, during a royaI ~e"r3
hon. : number of English ladies iu
their anxiety to see everything pressed
with such force against the soldiers
who were keeping the line that II" lat
ter were forced to give way aud gen
orally were 10 use the expression Of
policemen "hinderrd In the execution
of their duty" The officer in com
mand. observing the state Of affairs
called out:
zone roll of the drum if they don't
stand back kiss them al"
After the first sound Of the drum
the ladies took to flight
"If they had been French. said q
Partisan journal they would have
remained to woman" - illustrated
Bits
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-12
Notice to Creditors.

State Of Wisconsin,
Douglas County In County Court
In the matter of the estate Of Levi A Barber
deceased, late Of the city of Duluth, in st.
Lonis county MnuesOta-In Probate
Letters te>tamentary having been grant
ed to David Barber, Elmer Ellsworth
Davis and Arthur b. Chaplin upon the es-
tate of Levi A. Barber, deceased, late of
Duluth in St Louis County, Minnesota, aud
All order having been entered herein on the 2lth
day of Nov. 1903, limiting the time for credi-
tors Ia present their claims against the said es-
tate for examination apd aliosance to six
months from and after the 2Ith day of Noy 1893
Notice Is hereby given, that the said County
Court will, Oh the first Tuesday oreach succeed
ng six months hereafter. at regular terms of
the County Court then to be held, at 10 O'Clock
q m ~ said days a. the office of The county
Judge, In the Court House. in the city of sup
eriOrt Wisconsin. receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demand, Of every person against
the estate OF sud deceased
Claims should be- verified and fled before
the expiration of-iS said months
Dated This -4tD day Of SOY. IgB.
By lle court
J.. : Larsen
County udge
George 3 H4fugu
ATTORNEY Lar Executors
Nos Dec d.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-12
Notice for Publication.

Timber Land Act June ), ls5s,
Unitcd States Land once. r
Ashland, Wis, Nov 10, 1903,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress OF
J,ue g 1873, entitled "AnHct for sale of timber
lands I'm the states of California. oregon, NcNa-
ia. and Washington Territory, as extended TO
all the Public Land States by act OF August 1,
1872. John Hanson, of superior. county OF
Douglas state OF W Wisconsin has this day filed in
this office his sworn statement No $50, for the
purchase Of the Ne 4 of Section No. 10 IN
Township No. "A y Range No. Is and viii
offer proof to show that he land sought is more
valuable for it, timber or Stone thHn for agr-
cultural purposes, aud TO establish his claim to
said land before phil II. Perkins, L. :. Com
missoners. superior. Wisconsin on Thursday,
the 9TH day of February 1891,
lie names as witnesses
Thomas O. Staupe of Chailcy Wis.l
Inrcns smith Of FoXboro Wis.
Ole Kippe of Gordon, Wis.
Borghild Hanson Of superior, Wis.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aboye-described bands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said llh
day of February, 1894.
August :Doentz
Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-12
Notice for Publication.
August .DOcnitz,
Register
Timber and, Act June 3. ISIS, /
United States Land ONCE. /,
Ashland, Wis, Nov. l6, 1873. J

Timber and, Act June 3. ISIS,
United States Land Otlicc. I,
Ashland, Wis, Nov. l6, 1881
Notice is herel given that in compliance
with the provisions If the act Of Congress Of
June 3. 1878 entitled AN act for the ale OF
timber lands in the States of California Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory as extend
ell To all the Publ, Land States by net of Aug
uSt T. 1892 Rorghili Hanson of superior, county
of Doug las State q Wisconsin has this day filed
in this Office her sworn statement No 40 Inr
the purchase of me + a of + = of section
No. 81 in Toa ns1ip No. IS n Rrnge No, Il ".
and will, offer proof TO show that the land
sought is more yuluable for its timber or stone
than for agricu tural purposes, and 10 establish
her claim to Sitid land before Phil H. Perkins
L. S, Commissioner, at Superior on Tuesday
the md day o. February, 1904.
she names A. witnesses;
Thomas -. Staupe of Chaiey, Wis.
Lorens Smith of Foyboro, Wis.
John Hanson f Superior Wis
Ole klippe OF Gordon, Wis
ANY and a | persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before SAID 2nd day of
February. 1904
August Doenit2.
nov II jan 2a Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-12

General Phil Cook. when secretary
Of state If Gr0.aia. observed That a
young clerk. fresh from o,a Of the
small towns daily received letter
over which be hung long and tondcrly
The general knew that this daily mis-
sive was from the young fellows
sweetheart and one day when the let
ter seemed especially distracting, be
said:
well. John suppose she writes
very nice letter"
John colored but was too gallant TO
let the challenge pass.
"A nice letter. Why, general. she
dots her rs and crosses Der is with
fastidious lesity that disdains all pur.
SCit Philadelphia Ledger.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-12
Notice OF Hearing
srtrE OF WISCONSIN, Dough-. co4a J.
County Court.

,,...4. ~
N"ucr = hereby given 'hai h'H gfhnr" ''H"
II 'hl- n"W. h".a ~ Ihn Ith aS &.
hrrnIaH"'. lF iIls petition OF ...'
nnT I.I h"'". u hrWp.ittI N"" I"'a
N..H Jos" n' -H|a a"."trH'. #.. h."|
N..r u.l I..#.u #-I.n. H...I
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-12
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-06

The following honors have been
awarded the graduating class at the
Waxahachie High School: Naledie-
torian, Tom Criddle; Salutatorian
Ethel Allen; Glass Poet, Irene
Gray; Glass Prophet, Lynn Las
well. The flrst two were awarded
on highest averages made during
four years high school course. The
last two were elected by the class.
The following make up the gradua-
ting class for this year: Ethel Allen
Irene Gray, Lena Nall, Hattie May
Smith, Emma McQuatters Annie
Lee MusgFaves, Euna NeSmlth
Mabel Boyd, Tom Criddle, Berwick
Anderson, Lynn Lssswell
The teachers and pupils are now
busily engaged preparing for Field
Day exercises, which will be given
April u.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-06
The Largest School in Texas

The largest attendance of teachers,
commercial and shorthand students
To be found in the southwest this
spring and summer will be IN Tyler
College, Tyler, Texas. This school
never does anything by halves.
When the management announce a
big thing you may look out for it.
They furnish just what the public
want and always at reasonable rates.
They prepare for big things and al
ways get what they go after.
If teachers want a certificate of
any grade, they can enter there any
time and get the studies they need,
new or reviews.
The school makes a speciality of
permanent certificate work. This
can rarely be had in any summer
school, and then only few weeks.
The school makes special rates to
&c achers taking literary studies and
"A business or shorthand course
together.
IL taxes six teachers to teach
shorthand there. Full information
aDOut any course of study, expense,
reduced railroad rates, etc, can be
had for the asking.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-06
The Curry Case.

The evidence in the Curry murder
case was concluded Saturday after
noon and this morning the argument
for the state was opened with a
lengthy speech by County Attorney
Farrar. Attorney w. l.. Harding
is speaking now for the defendant.
He will be followed by Judge Tenn
pleton and Hon. T. p. Whipple, who
was employed to assist in the pro-
secution Of young Curry, will close
for the state. The case will prob
ably go to the jury tonight.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-06
A Young Minister Weds.

This morning just before the noon
hour Rev. J. S. Elliott, a young
Baptist minister of Ennis, aud Miss
Fannie Belle Williams, of Maypearl
were united IN marriage at the
bOardinghouse of Mrs. Elkins on
Franklin street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. 5. II. Slaughter
of Ennis. Several local ministers
and a number of friends of the CON
tracing parties witnessed the cere-
mony. The groom is a young man
of sterling worth, and young min
lister with a bright future before him
tvs most charming young ladies.