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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-10-11
EpaEwooD.

Mrs. Hattie Olson and Miss Abbie
returned to their home in Elkader Sun
day.
Mr.. John Hageman and daughter,
Hazel, have returned home from Cedar
Rapids.
Verd Coolidge has returned from
his visit with friends in Illinois.
Lawson O'Brien, of Independence, is
working for DR.. Reed.
Ray Minkler and Mrs. G. B. Madison
took advantage of the excursion to Chi
cago this week.
Mr.. Frank Kenney, of Arlington, and
Miss Alpha Millette spent Sunday at e.
L. Mobiles.
Mrs. d. j. Noble is visiting with rela.
tives in Cedar Rapids this week.
Miss Jennie Forward and her friend
Miss Copeland returned to Hopkinton
Monday.
Mrs. G. s. Maxson returned from hide
pendence Thursday. Her many friends
will be pleased to learn that she feels
better.
A large number from here attended
the fair at Manchester this week.
G. B. Blanchard and w. E. Richard
are attending the Carnival at Ceda
Rapids this week.
Mrs. J. q. Firman is attending tn
Street fair at Dubuque this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Hesner were Man
chester callers Tuesday.
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Birds a. ventriloaui.t..

Many birds form their sounds with.
out opening their bills. The pigeon is
q well known instance of this. Its
cooling can be distinctly heard, al
though it does not open its bill. The
call is formed internally in the throat
and chest and is only rendered audible
by resonance. Similar ways may be
observed in many birds and other ami.
mails. The clear, loud call of the
cuckoo, according to one naturalist. Is
the resonance of note formed in the
bird. The whirring of the snipe, which
betrays the approach of the bird to the
hunter, is an act Of ventriloquism
Even the nightingale has certain notes
which are produced internally ant
which are audible while the bill Il
| closed
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-10-11
DYERsv111E AND VICINITY.

Frank Boekenstedt, of Greeley, wal
in town last Friday transacting business
and visiting friends.
James F. Link and Frank Stieber
went to Manchester yesterday morning
to attend the Delaware County Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dunkel, OF
Northfork were here Saturday visiting
friends and shopping.
j. +. Link and family have moved
into their new residence. 1t is a fine
place and well adapted to comfort and
convenience.
Miss Della Moreland, of Colesburg,
arrived here the latter part of last week
and is now enrolled among the pupils
of the high school. She will stay with
relatives while here.
Peter Mangerich and sister, Miss
Lena, of Worthington, were in town
Tuesday morning to attend the funeral
of the late Miss Frances Goerdt, and al
SO visited their sister, Miss Mary Msng-
erich.
DIR. Joe Gebhsrdt, of Petersburg,
was IN town last Saturday looking after
business matters and also found time to
go to the park to witness the football
game between Manchester and Dyers-
vile.
Anton Mueller went to Manchester
Tuesday evening to spend week with
his son-in law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Reiger, and also to attend
the Delaware County Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Wolf, of North.
fork were here Wednesday. They have
moved into their fine new residence
and are now well fixed for the coming
winter and the future. Success to
them.
A. M. Rea, of Colesburg, was in the
city transacting business Wednesday
and made this office pleasant call. He
informs US that hog cholera is clearing
out nearly all the farmers hogs in the
vicinity of Colesburg. He says that
one man lost as many as ia hogs and
still the disease has quite a stronghold
among the swine.
Mr.. Joseph Lechtenberg died at thu
family home on their farm southwest
of New Vienna, on Thursday, Septem
Der %, 1899, of old age. He was ma
tive of Westphalia being born nea
Muenster on December 8, 1916 and wa
therefore nearly SO years old at thu
time of his death. 1t was in the fall O.
1S47, when Mr.. Lechtenburg came tt
this country, and after working abou
seven months in the city of New York
he took Horace Greeley's advice ant
came west in company with brothe
of Rev. Plathe, then the pastor at New
Vienna. When arrived at Chicago th,
two young men found themselves pen
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LAMONT.

Mrs. Anna Hill visited last week in
Dubuque at her sisters, Mrs. Backus.
DIR. Dorman and wife. of Manchester,
were in town last week doing dental
work and the lady visited at Mrs. Fran
COS Franks.
Orrin Sitter met with a very bad acct
dent the first of last week by cutting his
knee severely with an axe. DIR. Brady
is attending to it.
Grand Master Hibben, of the Odd Eel
lows Lodge, was in Lamont Thursday.
Mrs. Aaron Conner and daughter,
Mrs. Ina Larsen and children, of Alta,
are visiting at Perry Thompson's.
Mrs. e. S. Manchester and daughter
Marion, returned October 8, after one
month visiting in New Hampton and
Emmetsburg.
Emma Bracher went to Dubuque
Thursday to visit several days.
Solomon z. Walsh and wife went to
Virgil, S. D., Tuesday, October 8, to Wis
it 10 daughter and family. They expect
to be gone three weeks.
Earl Moore, of Waterloo, visited last
week in the j. j. Piele home.
j. j. Piele moved back down fowl
last week.
Mrs. Is. Wing has moved back to her
old home near Independence.
There are now twenty-eight odd fel
lows in our town instead of fourteen.
Charles Eckert is again resident o.
Lamont.
Bert Stout, of Jamesport, Missouri, il
working for A. Tyrell on the dray lime
A great many of our people attended
the Manchester fair last week.
Mesdames Royal and Frank Shar]
visited in Hopkinton from Wednesda
to Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson, Johl
Elliott and wife, II. Tuttle and wife
George Durham and son, w. Flaucher
Mrs. "a. Manly and daughter, Mar
Zemanek and Mrs. John Penberth
went to Dubuque Thursday and return
ed Friday afternoon.
Rev. Jesse Smith and Rev. Georg
Young and Mrs. Sarah Foster ATTENDED
the M. E. conference held at Waterloo
last week.
Miss Elizabeth Noblet, of Bowers
Wisconsin, and Miss Potter visited il
Lamont Thursday,
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HoPKINToN.

Peter Lux, we regret to say has been
laid up for nearly two weeks past sick.
John Lepley from Montana, is visit
ing with his brother, Charles Lepley,
and family this week.
Miss Rector of Almoral, was the
guest of BERTHE Brooks several days last
week, returning home Saturday morn
ing.
Frank Joseph went down from Walk
err to Cedar Rapids Saturday to see
Lenox walk over Coe and acted as the
Lenox referee. "Paddy" can't stay
away.
Mrs. P. o. Joseph returned Tuesday
morning from Avon, Illinois, where
she went some time ago to attend the
funeral of her brother-in-law. Her sis
ter, Mrs. Lockwood, returned with her.
Intelligence was received here this
week of the death of Mrs. L. D. Hay
ward, who died at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. W. H. Dillon, on last
Saturday, at the Hotel Bostwick, Hast
ings, Nebraska. She will be kindly re-
membered by the many friends who
knew her when she lived at this place
with w. Il. Dillon and wife fourteen
years ago. She had been in very poor
health for over year, and during the
past nine months death was expected
at any time.
There was very pleasant event took
place at the home of w. G. Lux and
wife in the reunion of A. B. Wheeless'
family. The wives Of some OF them and
the husbands OF some were present; also
several grandchildren. The day was
spent in most enjoyable manner. The
silver hairs have not in any way dimin-
ished the jolly demeanor of Uncle A. B.
Wheeless, and no one enjoys more thar
he the getting together with old and
young for a merry time. The company
was made up of A. B Wheeless and
wife, w. B. Wheeless and wife, ID. ii
Wheeless. wife and child, o. T. Wheel
ess and wife, Matilda Reed, of Albion
Nebraska, Mrs. A. L. Reed, Mrs. w. 3
Reed, Mrs. Lille Wilson and family
Miss Media Poets, W. A. Place, wife ane
child, and Mrs. r. A. Wheeless.
The Hopkinton Cooperative Cream
cry of this place is one Of the best Off
cered and best managed of any within
our knowledge. This creamery was es
tablished in 1892 under an outlook no
Encouraging. There was q debt o
$1,000, hanging over it and the pat
ronage at first was small. Last month
the milk received was 1886, $3.50 lbs, from
which 1865 pounds of butter was made
There are at present IS good substan
tial patrons who are we'll satisfied anc
harmonious. The average test was, FOL
September, 3.45 and yield averaged Az
lbs. to hundred. The price paid fol
butter fat to patrons was 2O1a cts. The
last of the debt was paid off and the
creamery is now free from debt A new
ice house has been paid for, new ma
chinery been put in and everything is
now kept in the best of condition under
the able supervision of j. Fl. Griffith,
whose butter has commanded to "a
above the highest quotations. The
money paid to patrons for September
milk amounted to about $500. This
is paid out here at Hopkinton and is a
great benefit to the town.-Leader.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-10-11
EARLVILLE,

EAHLVlLLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Turner left Monday
for Indiana, where they will visit rela.
tives.
DR.. Swinburne and family are in Chi
cago attending the fall festival. The
doctor is also attending some lectures
at homeopathic medical college there.
On Tuesday j. G. Niemsn's team ran
away on Main street and for time it
looked as though Joe would be seriously
injured, but he escaped. The wagon was
badly damaged.
Rev. j. H. Klaus has moved into the
Alfred Cook residence.
Rev. o. Niederhsrt shipped his house
hold goods from this place Tuesday to
Burt, Iowa where he will become pastor
of the German M. E. church.
w. c. Nieman has been chosen mana
ger and treasurer of the Earlville Cream
cry Company.
A large number attended the Dubu-
que Street Carnival the past week.
Stephen Popham, of South Dakota, is
in town and will buy stock.
George Flynn and wife, of Colesburg,
were visiting W. H. Flynn Friday.
E. H. Millen is in Chicago attending
the carnival.
The l. q. r. r. has done the handsome
thing by our town in putting in new
tracks and making the depot over until
it is as good as new. They have also put
in tirst-class crossings where the streets
cross their tracks.
j. G. Nieman had q number in attend
ance at the raising of his large, new ma
chinery warehouse Monday.
A large number from here attended
the county fair and all report the exhibit
as very fine. Give E. j. Cougar and his
helpers much credit for the success of
the fair-so say they all.
j. Bramley and Miss Matte Powell
were married at the residence of the
BRIDES parents in Earlville on Wednes.
day evening at 5 o'clock p. m., by Rev.
j. II. Klaus. They have best wishes of
all for their future happiness.
S. w. Klaus attended the M. E. con-
ference at Waterloo Friday and Satur-
day, remaining till Monday.
Rev. Blakely has returned from his
eastern trip.
Miles Mcdonald and family, of Hazel
Green, were visiting in town Saturday
DIR. Douglass accompanied Robert
Burke to Chicago Friday night, where
they go to seek medical aid in behalf of
Mr.. Burke, who has withered arm, in
duced by fracture some time ago.
John Matthews, of Greeley, was visit
ing his parents here yesterday.
i. b. Mare, of Petersburg, was do
ing business here Saturday.
E.B. Cattron and wife went to Chica-
go Saturday night to take medical coun-
Gil as to the condition of Mrs. Cattron's
health, which has been failing for some
time. 1t is feared that she is troubled
with cancer. All hope for the best and
trust all may terminate well with her.
In the absence of Rev. Foote i. II.
Klaus occupied the M. E. pulpit Sunday
morning. He gave an excellent ad-
dress.
Adam Schsller and wife were over
Sunday visitors in Dubuque.
Mrs. George Staehle went to Dubuque
Saturday.
W. r Wood has been spending eon.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-10-11
ROCK PRAIRIE.

Mrs. j. ID. Bushnell is gaining nicely
from her injury sustained some time
ago.
LII. Coon spent last Monday and
Tuesday at the Cedar Rapids Carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Childs and Miss
Clara Childs took in the Cedar Rapids
Carnival Friday.
Mrs. w. j. Ryan went to Dubuque
on Monday, and w. j. on Friday, to en-
joy the festivities of the Carnival at
that place.
The threshing is nearly completed in
this neighborhood for this year and
some of our citizens have harvested
big crops. Amongst them are VIM
Maurer, about eighty bushels of wheat
from six bushels of seed sown; b
Sheldon, about four Thousand, of small
grain of all kinds; and Charles Davii
eighteen hundred and forty bushels Of
oats; Earl Childs with twenty-six hun
dred bushels of oats and many other
with proportionate yield.
Charles Davis has treated his hous'
to new coat of paint.
L. L. Coon has been drawn as petit
juror the present term of court.
Nearly everybody attended tn
county fair last week and all join ii
giving Secretary Cougar three cheer
and a chance to repeat the same mex
year.
Oh! My! Wasn't the pumpkin-sho,
q whopper this year, Oil yes l thin
there were few potatoes and squashe
alan
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Transfer for week ending october 9TH

1 N Alger to ] E Davis ms swA mex
soc "a twp 8s Il 6.....................
Lucretis Lull and hus to Thos Cole SEX
sex sec 80 9 swl.4 swl-4 sec "a all In
E O Pound to Stephen Uni s a In nwl4
nel4 sec 10 twp 81 RG :..........
Barr swl-4 nwk and nel.4 sw14 and
VIZ sel-4 nwl4 and el VIZ nel4 nwl-A
and eh eh nwl4 all in sec 10 twp 90
johann Jacobs and wife to d M SEIZURE
VIZ sel4 nw14 nw1-4 sec % twp 90 re-. /.
COrnelia 3 Atwater ct 81 to Eta q Coon
VIZ of lots l79 and 1870 Manchester. :. :.
Dennis Mitchell to James Mitchell my
Int IN eh nwlA sec "a twp IS II 4.......
John Porter to Kate L Howard lots l anG
2 blk IL Delhi. .....................
James ELL to Susan A Hill lot 8l5 Man
Thos Tower and wife to Martin v Dun
ming VIZ Of M of lot CA MasOnyille ..
Frank r Anderson and to James M Nor
ris lots 30, 81. 81, 81, 81 Masonville. go.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-10-11

Don't be led astray and made to believe that
there's something just as good as Rocky Mount
ain Tea. There's nothing half as good, -Smith's
Pharmacy and Gregg Il Ward.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-10-11

-Grace-Better doctor your health before ap-
plying identifying remedies. Rid yourself Of
constipation, indigestion, with Rocky Mountain
Tea, and you'll have beautiful face.-Smiths
Pharmacy and Gregg b Ward.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-10-11

SMOKE San Mateo SC Cigars. Strictly pure
and absolutely free from artificial favor.
15n B. B. BRIGGS, Mfg.
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Does Your Head 1tchp

Are you troubled with dandruff? Is
your hair falling out? Are you getting
bald? Have you tried many so.called
hair restoratives with unsatisfactory
results? If so, we urge you to try our
Globe Hair Restorative and dandruff
Cure, which is positively guaranteed to
ments. Your money will be be d refunded
If it fails to do the work. Sold and
guaranteed by GREGG & WARD. Ply
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siderable time on his farm, on which he
is making improvements.
Real Estate Transfers.

For week ending October End 1893.
Herman L o Gundlock and wife to j
Kirkwood eh Of WY mex nwl4 and a
strip 20 rds wide off W side of ne frK
nwA sec 8 twp 81 R S..............S
Emma Carr and hus to Lewis Wolf sh
Adaiine 4 Lord ct eli to Albert b Lee ere
sH mex SEQ 10 twp 81 r 5..............
Zachriah Mattice and wife to ] w Mat
tice swA swA sec 90 twp so R6.......
Estella A Briggs and hus to j w Mattice
SEX SEX sec "a twp 90 R6.........,.
Esther Watt and nda h ~ l to 81 Mary M Marsh.
% and pit Of nwA sw1< sec . all in twp
Rose i Dunn to Joseph Haigh 81 SEX
Snwk sec 10 twp 81 II 4.................
L r Loomis and VT to Frank Wesley sM
wa swA sec4 twp 81 r G;......;.......:
sex nek sec 26 twp 81 R 4.............
Henry Hunt and VT TO Harrison Ashburn
swk mex sec 1 twp IS R4...........
Oliver Dufoe and to G L Bacon all that
pit Of nwk mex sex sec 10 twp 81 Il 4
lying " of Delhi and Castle Grove
P Blanchard and wife wife to & i Bacon
ny swk SEX and VIZ nwk sek. SEX
and ws5 Of ny nwA swiii sex and ia
Of Wy nwk ssh and ny sh swA sek
sec Is twp 81 R4...................
| Emma b McCurdy wheeler ct 81 to w j
McCurdy SEX swk SEQ 10 mex nwx
sec 10 and VIZ nwAA sec 10 twp 81 Rs.
Henry Ehlers to John H Ehlers 100 a In
| sex sec % twp 81 II
o O Clark and wife to Richard Smith SIX
sek nMA sec "a twp 80 R6...........
Geo w Harrison and wife to VIM Colds
borough Sh q S of c q W r r in ne cor
of " 45h of MS M SEX sec % twp 90
NatSaniel i Scovni and viia 70 Erancas
Basquin lots and 8 In blk Minkler's
add to Edgewood. .....................
Frank K Anderson ct 81 to James M
Morris lots 80, 81, 81, 50, "a Delaware.
Thos Tower and wife to Martin v Dun
ming WIZ Of MI of lot ca Nashville. ).
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-10-11
OMAHA EXPOSITION,
Ending October 81. 1899.

GHu1HB OCtUper OF, 1oe5.
For this famous exposition, no mean
successor to Chicago's great Columbian
Exposition the Great Western BY will
until Oct. 26, sell through excursion
tickets good for five ~ days from date
of sale. Rate for the round trip, 1885,
from Thorpe. For further information
inquire of any Chicago Great Western
Agent or address F. III. Lord, Genera
Passenger and Ticket Agent, 113 ADAM
street, Chicago. Bows
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-10-11

Healthy, happy babies. Mothers say Rocky
the world. IS cents.-Smith's Pharmacy and
Gregg h Ward
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80 Acre,
Farm adjoining this city for sale, Terms easy
Inquire Of BRONSON 6 CARR. tt
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EHLER,

William Calhoun is reported quite
sick again.
James Henderson & Sons are going
to sell at auction on Thursday their
fine herd of Morgan horses.
Alex. Calhoun is working for Sam'l
Magirl this fall.
E. Todd, of Buck Creek, was calling
on friends here Sunday.
Reuben Wheeless has taken charge
of our creamery and expects to be our
creamery man the coming year.
Thos. Henderson had the misfortune
to lose very valuable horse last Satur.
day evening.
The attendance from here to the
Delaware County Fair was small this
year on account of the Dubuque, and
the Cedar Rapids carnivals.
Vim. Crosier was calling on friendl
here Sunday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-10-11
Nearly Everything

you could ask for in mittens,
shoes, hosiery, etc., and Klothing
for Kold Klimates.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07
NEWS OF WEST SIDE

Misses Erma and Hattie Hall of
Boone were out to visit their many
friends.
John Metz is driving Grote & Noel
ler's delivery wagon and clerking in
the store.
j. r.. Leighty, the new roadmaster Of
Carroll, was down and looked over the
yard Saturday.
w. Buck, VIM. Rohde and Chris.
Schumberg have moved to Randolph,
Neb., with their families.
Another cold wave struck us Satur.
day night and the mercury has been go
ing down toward zero again.
Bob White has been engaged by the
Buck Bros. during the spring and sum-
mer season. A good man for them.
Hans Peterson had three car loads of
feeders shipped in from Omaha and
VIM. Hope received two cars from the
same place.
Miss Jennie Kruse taught Miss An
derson's room one day last week. The
children say she is good teacher and
very clear in explaining anything.
VIM. Collect, who clerked for Bob
Evison some ten years ago, dropped in
on us Monday. He noticed a good
many changes about town during that
time.
Two school directors and two coun-
cilmen will be nominated this week.
We don't know who has any aspira
lions in that direction but we do know
that there is plenty of good material on
hand TO select from.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07
THE STORY WAS TRUE.
Traced to Its Source by Port Huron
Man.
After Being Convinced He Rid Himself Of q
Trouble of Three Years.
Standing.

Port Huron, Mich, March Cavalier
Leigh, moulder, living on Beard
street, relates the following:
IL had been troubled for three years
with diabetes, and l could get nothing
to give me any relief. read of the
cure Of Mr.. HUBER, and at once visit
ed this gentleman, and found that l
could get cured by using Dodd's Kid
ney Pills. Lam now cured. and have
oniy to thank Dodd IS Kidney Pills"
The Huber case, to which MIR. Leigh
refers, is one of the most remarkable
ever known. Mr. g. L. Huber, high
ly respected business man, was afflicted
with diabetes and his family physician
and eminent specialists pronounced his
case hopeless. The limit placed on his
life was five months. He was in such
a terrible condition, bodily and mental.
Nv, that life was burden. Hope had
been given up when relation who had
knowledge of cures effected by Dodd's
Kidney Pills recommended them in
Mr.. Huber's case. He used them and
was cured
Dodn 5 Kidney Pills are sold by drug
, lists at SO cents box, or six boxes
So SO. Sent by mail on receipt of price
by Dodd's Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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seAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Edwin Fink and wife TO FL. Dodge & Omaha
Ry Go. lot in irregular survey of land in n1s
nwl4 secti IN 81 Goodrich, Slls5o.
AUGUST Pc anz and wife 10 FIT Dodge & Omaha
Ry Co, all that part of So nw14 section 24
Goodrich lying and of line of right of way
of Fl D dye & Omaha by, and of Boyer river
to b kuown as lot ] in survey 1922
Chas Espolt and wife to Thos McGrn, me- So
nell section IS, Washington, $780,
William K Johus aud wife to Albert Snyder, lot
:. block Is Charter Oak, 800.
Sievert esser aud wife 10 Mary Houston nA Sc
a and lot subdivision of ne swl4 section IA
Boyer, $500.
Ca hus W Newcom and wife to Albright, n
a sell and ne sw14 and Sc nwA section /
Goodrich, S5340
Clark Winans and wife to Sears McHenry. sw4
section II Boyer, $4,000.
Anna Siechla to Frederick Podey, sw nell and
Sc NJ 4 section 3 Milford, $500.
Matthi S j unmarried and Andrew Stodden and
wife to Edward Bohlmann. WIZ nwA and ne
nwI section 20 Soldier. ex 81 acres, $4670.
March 4.
Asildas Carter ct al to Wilhelm Rath, 5ft of
VIZ of lot 3 block 1863 Denison. 500.
John Detlef single to Ernan Hathaway Sc seh
section 81 Iowa, $1,000
Anna M and John Lorentzen to John and
Edith Ainsworth, lot IL block 123 Denison'
! ST75.
Cyrus sprecher and wife to NJ X Lorentzen
lots 10, IL, IL block l23 Denson, S36s.
Louis Dorale and wife to John Hildebrant N
4Oacres of the swA and loo acres of nwl-4
section 35 Hanover, $4,000
| March g.
James McCutcheon to Sarah McCutcheon. nw1-4
| section "a East Boyer 81.
Clark Marshall and wife to Karl Hopp ne NV
IA and VIZ uwl-4 section 10 Charter Oak
| $4,000
! S II Petefish and wife to H Green, lot L, Dow
| City, $3.50