Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-04
Lime Springs.

WINNIE oioWi, VI MilledPoiiS, 10
visiting at the w. C. Brown home.
Mable Parsons departed for her home
at Volga City, Ia, Saturday.
G. H. Wetter went to Ossian, Friday.
Clarence Lee came from Minneapolis,
Saturday.
Frank Lowry and Carrie Oldham, of
Cresco, attended the Glass Play here,
Wednesday evening.
Lime Springs played ball with
Chester, Thursday. The game resulted
in favor of Lime Springs by score of
8 to 2.
James Brown and wife, of St. Joe,
Mo-, are guests at the w. C. Brown
home.
James Reed and wife, of Milwaukee,
spent Friday and Saturday at the home
of C. M. Nash.
Miss McNaul departed for her home
in Chicago, Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Foulkes returned from
Rochester, Friday.
| We are sorry to report that Mrs. w.
C. Brown is confined to the house with
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Henry Hewitt's two sisters are
here on visit
Viva Roberts returned to Austin,
Sunday.
Ed Williams and wife, of Cresco,
attended the Glass Play, Wednesday
evening.
4 Mrs. C. M. Nash entertained the
Glass of '07 Friday morning at 8 o.
clock breakfast.
| Mrs. Mary Smith was at Cresco,
Thursday and Friday.
| The address given by Rev. DR.. c. j.
Keaphart, President of Lander-Clark
] College, to the Glass of '07, was highly
appreciated by the class and audience
alike. The music by the Welsh Octette
was greatly enjoyed. Prof. j. R. Nc
il Anelly presented the class with diplo-
mas, with a few words to help them in
their future.
!, The Glass Play by the graduating
class, last Wednesday evening, was
very good. Elsie Nash played her part
as sThe Sweet Girl Graduate" very
well. Margaret Roberts had difficult
part as Aunt of The Sweet Girl, but
! by her good presentation of this charac-
ter, she was the recipient of much
hearty applause. Leonard Jones fully
Tor Cfo ,nI to+f al
actor. The other characters were very
satisfactorily interpreted by members
the class.
The Alumni gave a banquet in honor
of the Glass of 'O7, Thursday evening,
in the school house. The program was
as follows:
Address of Welcome by Alvin L. Nash
President of Alumni
!, Ladies and Gentlemen, Members Of
the School Board, Alumni, and Class o.
: 1907 Members of the Class of 1907,
! have the honor of representing the
Alumni in extending you most hearty
welcome into our midst. Each yea
adds new members to our Association
: which strengthens it and brings credi
to the High School This year min,
are added to our list and we hope yol
all will be jealous in your efforts towar'
,. preserving the Alumni Association
For this is the only means of keeping
# in touch with school life, which, I think
>, should be the best twelve years of ou
r lives as, during this period, the founda
Il ton on which we build our future i
. laid. Through this society we agail
meet with our old class and schoo
mates. 1t recalls many happy day
spent together in the school room ant
in school society. Although you ma,
graduate from higher institutions o
learning, as many of you no doubt will
you will never forget your first Aim
: Mater. You will all bring honor t
:: this school when you have become M
!, DIS, L. L. DIS, D. DIS, teachers
. nurses, etc., and she will be glad t
know that each one is an alumnus. w
= do not go through any form of initial
!, ing, other than banquetting you, as tn
strain of preparing for graduation j
thought to be sufficient. But we shal
expect from now on, if you remain i
IS Lime Springs or near by, you will as
lie sist in preparing banquets TO. othe
y graduating classes. We also wish ev
i eryone present this evening to feel tina
'r they are welcome to this banquet, al
p though we cannot let you into the ir
e nermost secrets of this society. Grad
rs yates, you must tonight make youl
selves at home in the Association as W
will make you welcome.
D. The response was given by Mis-
n. Margaret Roberts, President of tn
ID Class:
y Mr.. President, Alumni and Friends