J3. Cotter of Winona. /Solemn high
mass was celebrated by Father Devlin,
assisted by Father Craney of Indepen
dence, Iowa, and Father Schneider of
KiOse
Creek. There was a profusion o1«
flowers on thfe altars. A choir of forty
voices rendered Impressive music assist
ed by Tichy's orchestra of si* pieces
Thei special occasion was the celebr
Rev. D. O'Sullivan, pastor of St. Augustine's church, 1883-1896, cfaring whose
pastorate the new chiirch edifice was commenced and nearly completed.
Austin High School Commence
ment.
The rnnual commencement exercis
es of the Austin high school will be
held diiring the first we^k in June.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
given by Rev. R. E. Savles in the Bap
tist church, Sunday evening June 3.
The senior class play and other
Mass day exercises will be given at
Palace Music hall, Monday evening
June 4. The clase play will be a three
act.comedy,
Rev1. EdwardjH.^Devliij.Bpastoriioi &t. .en gut. ac uuuiv.u, h.ue- .tuu«, lsyo,
succeeding Father O'Sullivan, through his energy the fine church
property is now free from incumorance.
1_
"Men, Maids and Match-
iii&k6r8i"
The commencement exercises of
the class of 1906/ will be held in
the Baptist church Tuesday evening,
June 5. The principal address to the
graduating class will be by Dr. Alber#
L. Smalley of Cleveland, Ohio. Sub
ject: "The Man with 'Lantern."
The reception to be given by the
Juniors in honor of the graduating
class will be given at the Palace Mu
sic ball, Wednesday evening, June
fi ff
There are 19 members of the pres
ent graduating class,
3K,
1
vtwO
1
boys and
seventeen girls.
The closing exercises of the
eighth ^rade will be held in high
school hall, Thursday evening May
?y Cemetery Meeting.
