—The Calendar club made a sur
prise visit on Mrs. Frank Adams Fri
day evening and spent a social time.
Refreshments were served and Mrs.
Adams was presented with a fine fork.
Mrs. Adams plans to go to California
soon to visit relatives.
—J. H. Rochford and Frank P.
Dawes have dissolved partnership in
the real estate business. Frank says
he likes the cattle business better.
—Tickets for the high school com
mencement evercises at the M. E.
church this evening may be obtained
at Wold's drusr store.
—Miss Camilla Franklin, assistant
teacher in the domestic science de
partment of our public schools, has
accepted for next year a position in
the same line at Phoenix, Ariz.
—Miss Alice Riley and Miss Jean
Todd left Monday evening- for Que
bec on their European trip.
—Dan Grant, a grandson of Wm.
Thompson, was married in Chicago
Saturday afternoon to Miss Grace
Carpenter and arrived in Austin Sun
day morning to visit relatives. They
left Monday for British Columbia,
where Mr. Grant is timekeeper for a
railroad construction company.
—Mrs. H. insmoor and daugh
ter, Mrs. Nettie Howard arrived Sun
day from Compton, Cal. to spend the
summer with relatives here.
—The body of Mrs, Murray,
mother of W. A. Murray, was brought
from Rochester to her son's home
here Saturday night and was taken to
Chester, Iowa, Monday for interment.
Rev- J- F. Stout, D. D. accompanied
the familv and conducted funeral ser
vices at Chester.
—Next Friday, May 30, is Memor
ial Day. Let all join in proper obser
vance of the day.
—This is the„la&t week in which to
pay real estate taxes before the pen
alty goes on.
—Next Sunday is the first of June,
the month of roses and weddings.
