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Invocation-Rev. McNaN.
Music-Ladies' Quartette.
Grafton, Superstition Yesterday and
Today"-Mary kral.
Vocal Solo, Cello Accompaniment
Miss Grub.
Glass Address Prof W. G. VanNess.
Grafton, "The Awakening of China
Julia Kral.
Vocal Solo-Albert Chamberlin.
Presentation of Class-Supt. JOS. NJ.
FOuts.
Presentation OF Diplomas-William
Music-Vail Orchestra.
Graduates: Mary T. Kral, Julia A..
Kral. Glass Motto, "Esce quae Vide
muir" Glass Flower, Jacqueminot
Rose. Class Colors, Emerald and Car
dinal.
On Sunday last court of the Order
of F'Oresters was organized in Vail.
John Roth, of Dubuque, who is organ
izer for Iowa for the Catholic Order
OF Foresters, succeeded in starting
the court here with about fifty-five
members. There has been for the past
few years a ladies' court of the Order
of Foresters in Vail with large men,
bership and they and the candidates
to become members of the court to
be formed assembled at the Forester
hall at 9:4O and marched in body to
St. AIMS church to attend high mass.
There was large delegation of For
esters in the procession from Arcadia,
Breda and Carroll. At 900 p. m. the
members and candidates reassembled
at the NJ. w. A. hall for initiation. The
officers installed were: Jas. e. Pow
ers, C. r.; Tim Harrington, v. c R.;
Jas. NJ. Duffy, P. C. r.; VIM. Enen-
bach, R. S.; NJ. L. Houlihan, Jr., F. S;
Jas. J. Dugan, Treasurer, P. j. Walsh,
Speaker; Geo. E. Dieter, Henry Min
ter, Jas. w. Brogan, Trustees; Rev.
Jas Murphy, Chaplain; John r Dieter,
S. c.; Ed Mitchell, J. c.; Walter Mon
Afghan, !. S.; Joe Harrington, 0. S. Al
ter the initiation an elaborate banquet
was served by the Ladies' Order OF
Fcresters The banquet was served
at the Masonic hall and was crowded
to it's full capacity. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all present. The
Catholic Order of FOresters is now the
largest Catholic fraternal insurance
society in America, organized in thir-
ty-tour states and in Canada. There
are one hundred and four courts in
Iowa, with a membership of 5000.
Rev. Peter Murphy will leave the
fore part OF the week for Chicago to
visit relatives for week, after which
he will go to New York, where he will
sail about June 5th for three months
trip to Ireland.
On Sunday after the banquet the
women's and mems Catholic Orders OF
Foresters presented Father Peter
Murphy with purse containing about
two hundred dollars and wished him a
safe journey.
Mrs. Joe Coates was in Carroll on
Saturday transacting business.
Grandma Downey IS quite i'll for the
past couple of weeks at the home OF
her son, John, north Of town.
Mr.. eBehan, of DenisOn, and Mr..
Phillips. of Omaha, visited last week
at the j. J. Walsh home south OF
town.
Frank O'Boyle made trip to Den
ison Monday.
Miss Cert Conroy, of Arion, spent
Wednesday here with her sister, Mrs.
Houlihan.
The storm Sunday night did consid.
cradle damage in this vicinity. Al
new house that Thos. Adams had in
the course of construction, was leveled
to the ground.
John Roth, of Dubuque, was Vail
visitor the last of the week.
with DeniSOn friends.
Mrs. Len Hoffman spent Tuesday
Miss Agnes Mcdonnell spent last
Thursday and Friday in Carroll with
friends.
Andrew Hickey, of Manila, spent
Sunday evening here with friends.
B. Blanchard, OF DeniSOn, was a
Vail visitor Sunday.
Wallis ball team was defeated at De-
lott last Thursday.
George Giblin, from near Denison,
spent the last of the week here with
relatives.
George Knott, of Manila, spent Sat
urday in Vail.
VIM. Harmon. H. Waite, r. Nc.
CURE and F. Etzel spent the first OF
the week up near Otto fishing.
Miss Irene Hickey spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home near Manila.
Miss Sadie Smith left last Saturday
for couple of weeks visit with her
parents at Audubon.
Thos. Giblin, Sr. was here from Ma
nilla a couple of days last week visit
ing old friends.
T. J. Kenney returned Friday from
a couple of weeks sojourn at ColfaX.
Miss Stella Hickey closed a very
successful term of school last Friday
at the A. Gibbons school, south OF
town.
Mrs. P. BArne is reported quite ill
today (Monday) at her home south OF
town.
Miss Marie Welsh, whose marriage
to Thos. Lally will take place this
Wednesday. was the recipient of many
social entertainments during the past
ten days. On Wednesday Of last week
her young lady friends gave her lin
en- and china shower at her home, and
on Saturday evening the R. N. A. gave
her a shower After the shower 4
dainty luncheon was served. Miss