Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-03-13
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1901.
TELEPHONE 1874.

.a a. iins 10 now 70 !oiiy lan'
~ u the commercial no1el'
Evan Penny, of Earlville, was the
saes' OF friends mere sunday.
Attorneys =. M. Carr and p. b.
stiles are counting at Independence
1n's week.
Miss Grace Ford has returned from
VISIT f several weeks with friends
~ minnesota.
4 Mis- OFT, Of Riverside, Iowa, is en-
! joying week In the city at the home
VI Mrs. Ellie Cornish.
Mrk Robin Denton and children
depsrt9 4 last Saturday for their new
home at Mcintyre, Iowa.
Mics Pearl Pierce. of the Normal
school at Cedar Falls spent part of last
week at her home in this city.
Rev. d. Russell and wife. of New
York CITY. ara parents of a daughter
born February %. Conoratn,ations
-Andrew II uo.on of s,o,x ritz
spent mart Of the mast week in this city.
Y the cuest Of his hrothera w n and 4
!, u. Hogan.
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affairs az tina nast week. waa tho dinner
Marty given Inv M and Mira " q
Kenvon sst,Frrdav
Va. - 90,
......a - nn,S 10y .e.s ounuoy
ssasas ~. ~ n, n,ss. " p q Low
Dav was accomnaniad nv Mrs. q n
Hronanr
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o' D.a'So nooo."'oA 10 ~ o.n
~. p..S. ~ ~ $40 ~ mI'ue.s
sus .ot .''o OH, aau ''iio.'n'ns nol
mai 40,
-Lne JUNIOR Union OF tne baptlst
o''ulcn wv. give literary entertaln-
menu ~ e'ls c.'.rcn rr.aay evening
Maacn io.n' az 1.oop. m' Come ana en-
nn "oMa' missionary Society
~ .ne Congleea.,onsl cnu'cn VIII nold
les ,sgu.ar lnon..l'y liee.'nR ~ s'oo p.
=. Wednesday, Marcn 10. In the pr'-
msly parlo1 Oh tue church,
- ne. -. n'"..uUo saves veiy eiao
,"sN.N.a. 'on mo- nov .aoy 70 VI 'el
,a.., ."' s'se' uo'"s "a'spe's
~ oos.o, SnAs anu "us'o ~ fa.ss
.a"'no n'"'en'o "nu MISS MAUI NIL
4 ~.
Letters addressed to Miss Margu-
rue McGomo, Mfe hollno ffat., Mrs
on.' A,,yn. oon. onaiDo.A, Anu LUST
=. wv o.ott anu nlss nilaa L.ndo'au
s.s sussl''seu aS' u'lclal'neo 81 tue post
on'e
The Ladies Missionary Society OF
the baptist church Will meet next We'd
nesday at the lecture room of the
R.n eThs M ;ss,oI - az ys y. nv can W..
"a an;ov vo,,rsa,e .,,.h =. ''e
no uellallu Ao1 houses " rens III
au'uoe.et 20. oAoeeuS .no supply
SUM. VI ou1 ente1pr's'ns ci'lzehs nl'gnt
uu''u uoAon VI ino.e sooa toneineht
llo.S 10 anu tneleDy pe.ellt themselves
'1 ss'lu 'i's' c'sy ~ "l''cli 'lls'y i've.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment Of the Fair and also to the local,
I IA Case OF Expansion, in which Mr..
Barkon makes announcement of the
adding ofa millinery department to the
Fair store, with Miss lsernice McCor-
mick In Charge thereof.
The Y. p. G. U. of the U. b.
church will hold an oratorlcal contest
: In the church next Friday evening be-
ginning at 8 o'clock. Seven members
Of the society will compete for the prize
and good musical program will be q
feature OF the evening. a small adj
z mission fea Of 10 cents will be asked.
s. rha.a, /, az. ,,,o,,,.., - 49,.
h.on nst-ons - cho.,asm panan ~
M;lws ,vea ono raosnt,a ans.a..d - =
rastr,mn,,;,, hm,aa,, - ~ .ao ,a.,a
~ ;ha.',,. 60 s,,..aS ' 49,,
for dssfnass ,yi,, Sa snrn,;saa - ,aarn
that they have been the victims of the
biggest and most successful mail order
''graft"in the Untted States. Several
indictments have already been found
against him for fraud and violation OF
the postal serviceslaws. He is also &C
clsed Of attempting to bride the federal
district attorney and post office inspec
tor who had his cases in charge.
-Itsis said thu board of supervisors
Z are again seriously considering the mat
ter Of hiring tax fsrrets to unearth the
tax payers who are escaping som,
Of their inst dues to the county. w,
Z believe there is very little shielding Of
taxable property by residents of thl,
county. but the idea is gaining ground