Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-05-05
AUDUBON NEWS.
ii. c. Casselman, of Kansas City,
spent Sunday here visiting his friend,
Hon. Asmus Boysen at the Park hotel.

II. ". SaSSelma0, OF Kansas C1Cy,
spent Sunday here visiting his friend,
Hon. Asmus Boysen at the Park hotel.
Joe Dixon who has been painting
and papering for VIM. Cloughley, left
the first of the week for his home in
Atlantic.
l Mrs. H. A. Arnold entertained last
, Friday with q buffet luncheon that
most excellent entertainments.
Ben Carr Sr. left Sunday for Seat
tie, Washington, to try and see if he
likes the difference in the climate and
the associations he may find out there.
Charley Bagley was given the final
degree by the K. P. lodge Tuesday
night and found it too teenling with
Wholesome lessons as he did in the
second degree work.
VIM. Thompson departed Wednesday
for the Kansas oil fields believing OPP
portunities for speculation and invest.
ment is better there than in this
county and expects to remain there this
year.
Prof. Johnson principal of the Man
ming high school, was down Tuesday
and spent the day visiting in our
schools, getting good pointers to take
back and put in practice in his own
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward are enjoy
ing visit from his sister who came
the first of the week and they are
making her visit just as pleasant as
their liberal hospitality can do which
meana a great deal
VIM. Alt, one of our best stockmen
and feeders, shipped couple of cars
of cattle to Chicago last week over the
Northwestern, which by the way has
broken the combine and is giving re-
turn passes with two or more cars.
Joe Roth was arrested on complaint
of his wife Tuesday and taken before
the mayor and received a thirty day
Jail sentence which was RENTED on
good behavior. A man certainly COM
mits wrong when his own family COM
plains and secures his arrest.
Willie and Lucille Lyman entertain
ed their young friends Tuesday even.
ing at their parental home, in honor
of their birthdays that came so near
together that they could celebrate
both. After playing the usual child
ren's games, refreshments were served
to their young guests who enjoyed
very much the whole evening.
The third quarterly meeting of the
Audubon Circuit will be held by Pre-
siding Elder DR.. Stevenson at Bethel
church on May and s. Quarterly
conference at the PASTORS home in
Audubon Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock. Communion service Sunday
forenoon after preaching. Let full
attendance be out to welcome our new
elder. Come praying and God will be
with US. E. w. BATES, Pastor.
The graduating class this year seems
rather remarkable as it consists of an
a,equal number OF boys and girls. The
i3tende ncy in the boys has always been
% drop out to work and then regret
1.-The rest of their lives that they did
not complete the course Prof. Hooker
expects to have class exercises at the
school house June 23 and is endeavor-
ing to have A. B. Storms, president of
. the Ames college, to give the class adj
dress on the oath. If he can secure
him he will have one of the recognized
orators of the state and man who
knows the needs of the hour. The
graduating class consists of the follow
ing named persons:
Louis Watson Grace Cameron
John Krick Ruby Currier
Jason lines Myrtle Ross
James Cameron Cora Sampson