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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-05-07

the boys and placed them into an un-
enviable predicament. The boys say
that they will get even with those Phil
ippine habits instilled into the pony.
Hon. James Legassic and his grand
daughter Miss Lolita LeGassic of Bre.
men township were Dyersville visitors
last Friday. Mr. LeGassick came here
In 1853 and is one of the pioneer settlers
of this vicinity. Heis now seventy-two
yrs. old and is as strong and active as
many men at fifty years of age. He is
not pleased with the way the govern
ment is being managed and thinks we
are fast drifting towards the time when
the free government left us by our
fore-fsthers will disappear and give
place to one man power as in many
countries of Europe. Commercial.
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FoREsTvILLE.

MIR. Benson WAS q Strawberry Point
visitor last Friday.
Mrs. u. Adams. Mis-. T. b. Simpson
and Mrs. j. w. Adams were in Straw
berry Point Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Simpson visited at the
home of Miss Beaulah Larrabee Salur-
day.
Little Fern Davis is on the sick list
at this writing.
MIR. and Mrs. q. G. Clark aud Mis-
Clara Post were in Strawberry Point
Saturday.
Miss Lena Benson was keeping house
for her brother Andrew in Strawberry
Point last week.
Ray and Ethel Lawrence and John
Clark were among those who attended
the dance atStrawDerry Point Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Will Pelly and daughter Bracell
visited the home Of Claude Eaton aud
wife Monday OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Adams and
|
children visited at the home Of his els
ter, Mrs. NJ. McMaster and other rela
tiyes near Winthrop Saturday and sun
day.
MIR. Thomas b. simpson is spending
the week ut home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Best and children
visited her father near Greeley Sunday
l. e. Lawrence and Ed Smith attend
ed the L. o. U. f. lodge at Lamont 81
usual.
w. Pelly and Mr. Silker are building
house for MIR. Smith of Strawberr!
Point.
Mrs. Frank Larrsbee was calling OF
friends in Fopestville Friday.
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GREELEY.

Mrs. Sam Brandt has been spending
q week in Arlington.
James Wilson visited in Strawberry
Point, Monday.
Mrs. Louise Corell visited at indie
pendence and Maynard this week.
Frank Martindale was here Saturday.
Frank is now engaged in the horse
business.
L. M. Gibson has putin phone. We
knew he would jump into the band
wagon.
Henry Lillibridge, one Of our pros
porous young farmers, is building al
elegant new house on his farm. We
like to see Henry enjoy the good things
of life.
Our friend August Leunse is remod
cling his country home, making i
more comfortable. MIR. Luense ha
worked hard to get what he has, ant
now intends to enjoy it. We certainl.
envy him his circumstances.-Hom
| Press.
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PETERSBURG.

John Nurre returned from Mimi, last
week Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Domeyer and
daughter, Regina, visited relatives near
Worthington last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haeger of New
Vienna visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Luck, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Deutmeyer OF New
Vienna called on relatives here Sunday.
Joseph Thole and sister, Nina, trans
acted business in Dyersyille last Tues
day.
Petersburg Creamery Company paid
$1.O2 q cwt. for the month of March.
Matt Etenz of Hickory Valley was
here on business last Tuesday.
John Ruby and son Richard were
out buying cattle last Wednesday
They are hustlers.
Mrs. j. b. Norman and daughter
were Dyersville visitors, last Thursday
Messrs. Kerper & Meyer sold a Peer
less organ to William Hoefer, the las
part of the week.
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EARLyILLE,

Miss Ida South was at home from
Dubuque several days last week.
Clyde Wilson, of Hopkintun, was a
business caller in town one day last
week.
On Tuesday evening Freddie Glenn
ans celebrated his sixth birthday by
entertaining number of his young
friends at his home. They all enjoyed
the occasion very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. e. Millen went to
Manchester Thursday to attend the
funeral of Montreville Pierce.
About thirty of the members of the
Congregational Sunday School attended
the Sunday school convention at Delhi
Wednesday.
Thirteen of the lady friends of Mrs.
Frank Zsitlar made memorable to hel
her fortieth birthday which occurred on
Wednesday. They surprised. her by
calling upon her and spending the
evening with her. They presented t.
her fine rocking chair as token Of
their esteem.
Mrs. Cox returned Thursday morn
ing from visit in Manchester.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E
church gave sociable at the home OF
w. l. Millen on Friday evening, al
which they served both supper and ict
cream. A large crowd attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Roe and baby
OF Cedar Rapids, spent Sunday with II
u. and w. l. Millen.
Darl Hunt spent Sunday at home re
turning to Epworth Sunday evening.
Prof. Still and family visited hi
brother hare over Sunday.
Mrs. Hotfaker, of Marshalltown, is
guest of Mrs. Geo. Stsehle Jr.
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HARTWICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Petlon visited the
latter's sister, Mrs. w. X. Pollard OF
Thorpe last Sunday.
A. Miester had business in Manches-
ter Saturday.
Mrs. G. Conner lost fine horse last
week and James Smith and Amos
Smith colt each. There haye been a
good many deaths among horses here
this spring.
A newsstone wall is being laid around
the approaches to the bridge and the
| roads are generally being improved IL
Hartwick. Itis intended that no &C
cidents shall happen here because Of
defective roads.
AL. Smith was in Manchester Friday
Mrs. Geo. Williams of Delhi, wal
here Tuesday.
Miles Breach is spending few day
with j. w. Hartman.
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bride and groom repaired to the plea
SAINT home of the brides parents, where
a sumptuous wedding breakfast was
served, the prelude to and beginning of
most enjoyable season of charming
fsstivity and good cheer, which made
the day seem to pass all too quickly TO
those assembled. The bride ie the only
daughter of our postmaster, Frederick
Ruby, and his esteemed wife, and is
one of our most popular and attractive
young ladies. She was born and raised
here and has u host of warm fr,end5,
whose rejoicing with her is mingled
us. Mr.. Deutmeyer is q progressive
and successful business man and until
recently for three years past conducted
q general store here. Through his TN
ergy and foresight he found himself in
position to seize a most promising OPP
portuuity at New Vienna, and trans
ferred his business to that point h short
time since. He is one of our most es-
teemed citizens, and is highly thought
of by very large circle of loyal friends,
having been born and reared in the i'm
mediate Vicinity of Petersburg. This
ceremony united two of the Oldest
families of this community, the for
bears of bride and groom having cast
their fortunes here more than q genera
ton ago. Both families have borne 6
prominent part in the growth and de
;, velopment of the community and have
prospered and thrived es result @
their energy, industry and thrift, SO the
today they are reckoned among on
most substantial families, as they ar
among our most respected. The man
:, friends of the young couple SO anspit
ously embarked on the voyage of matr
mony, unite in wishing them all pros
perity and happiness, assured that bot
= will attend them in fullest measure 6
sure as work and merit bear their frui
age through all time.-Dsersville New
Letter.
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COCOON.

Mrs. r. &. Nugent is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. w. Donnan of indie
pendence this week.
Mrs. r.. NJ. Merriam and children of
Ryan were visiting with IL. 9. Merriam
and family Sunday.
Miss Mag Ward visited with friends
and relatives in Manchester Sunday.
Mrs. John Campbell returned from q
visit with her sister in Manchester Sat
urdsy.
Mrs. A. Andrews is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ed Grassiield of Man
chester.
Mrs. BENZ. Woodland of Hazel Green
has purchased the Mrs. Judd property
in Coggon.
Thos. LasaIle entertained about thirty
of his friends at his home last Friday
evening. The evening was spent II
games and other amusements, after
which refreshments were served. AL
report good time. s--Monitor.
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EAD,s GROVE.

Born to l.. A. Clute and wife on Apr.
16, boy.
Ezd's Grove was honored last week
h6a visit from band of genuine gyp
isles. They camped west of w. A. Smiths
and had several horses and white bear.
Farmers were much annoyed by their
begging.
Sam Culbertson is recovering from an
attack of measles.
There was to be dance at Frank
Fishels last Friday night
Mr.. Smith has the framework OF his
barn erected and work will be pushed
in order to have the barn ready for the
hay crop.
Will Frentress has a new bicycle.
Mrs. Williams of OeIwein is attend
ing the sick at Mr.. Clute's.
Nettie Fowler is assisting Mrs. Last
during the illness of their son, Lloyd
who Is sick with measles.
Mrs. Cass Davis of Forestville VISITED
at j. T. Fowler's last Monday.
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Like A Drowning Man.

give yeare ago disease the doctors
called dyspepsia took such hold of me
that could scarcely co. writes Geo. S
Marsh, we'll known attorney of Nocona
Tex. II took quantities If pepsin and
other medicines hu' :, .i'ing helped me-
Asa drowning man grabs at straw
grabbed Mt kodol. ! felt an improve
ment at once and utter u few bottles
am sound AID we'll Kodol is the only
preparation which exactly reproduces
the natural digestive juices and conse.
quently is the only one which digests
any good food and cures any form of
stomach trouble.-Smith Bros.
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DELHI,

Brady Miller, of Hopkinton, has pur-
chased A. j. Youngs residence. Pos
session to be given at once.
The Sunday School Convention held
here last week was we'll attended ahu ID
successful meeting held.
Mrs. A. L. House and son, a. A
House, were Manchester visitors Mon
day.
Mrs. Sadie itHtclifTe Schneider, of
Minneapolis, is q guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. II. j. Van Antwerp.
Byron Stone sold u iiue single harness
TO a. L. Boomer this week and u double
| harness for the Shetland ponies of +. b.
Duollttle.
Mr.. aud srs. L. III. Blanchard at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Waiter
Sedgwick at Sand Greek, last Tuesday
Dr Fuller, Ill. q. Gustafson, Bert
Sherman and several others went into
Dubuque last week as witnesses in the
liackbarth case.
Peter Jakelin has fine new two
seated carriage purchased of j. Is.
Clark.
Mrs r. j. Van Antwerp is seriously
i'll. Her many friends hope for hel
speedy recovery.
> Mrs. Newton Lawton and two Guild
rem, of Alden, are visiting her mother
Mrs. Jane Flack.
Thos. Simons attended the conven
tion at Waterloo, Thursday.
Mrs. A. j. Young expects to go sool
to Colorado to spend the summer.
Mrs. L. II. Blanchard and Mrs j. w
Swinburne visited in Earlyille, Thurs
d day.
1T w. j. Pace, of Los Angeles, Gal
is visiting his sister, Mrs. S. Sutton.
g Mrs. Elijah and son, of Cedar Rapid
arc visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
i, IL. G. Gustafson. Mr.. Elijah is in Oh
$ csgo taking treatment, he having bee
at bitten last week by mad dog.
Miss Maude Rimmer, of Lawler,
r. visiting friends In town.
The w. G. L. U. meets on Tuesdt
r. afternoon with Mrs. G. II. Fuller.
Miss Lizzie Frazer has a new I've
an s. Pond piano.
Ii. Il Stetson was down from Ma
ue chester, Saturday.
Miss Essie Phillips is on the sick lii
ed James Mitchell has new carriage.
RI DIR. Dittmer was in town professio
ally, Saturday.
ne Mr.. Peterson and Mr.. Adams,
sit Manchester, were in town, Saturday.
Mr.. Harry L. Brockman, of Sic
H. City, and Miss Gertrude Jekelin We
on married at the home of the brid
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jakelin
Thursday, May LIST, at II M, Rev. III.
Salisbury officiating. Congratulate
es and best wishes Of all go with them
their new home in Sioux City.
ist. w. f. NJ. s. meets on Thursday aft
ing noon with Mrs. E. g. Perkins.
DIR. Bradley was called Saturday
consult with DIR. Fuller in regard to
case of Essie Phillips.
nm Mrs. Sarah Mooney will open Ore
making shop on Man st. i'll j. w. SW
hurno,a huilding,--
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J. Q. Fay caught large carp satur

day.
Mrs. Simpson has been having an
attack of bronchitis the past week.
Mrs. A. Wiltse, of Strawberry Point
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Cossey.
Jake Adams and Chas Armstrong
have been doing some carpenter work
at the Dicksey school house.
John Clark caught a dog fish last
week.
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LAMONT.

Elmer Hesner, OF Manchester, spent
Sunday in Lamont.
Mrs. e. A. Benedict, of Oneida, spent
Saturday in Lamont
Joe Weston is very sick with typhoid
ever, his mother is here caring for him.
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Money to Loan at Low
Rates. Hubert Carr.
loR A GOOD TIME

4; .,isii the Manchester & Oneida
1,eN ing Ginn u Dubuque, Wednesday,
la, 7th, n 7:l5 and SA5 q. NJ, arrive
ltob, que NJ 300 and 1925 n. m. Wit
~ IS the II Is o. Bowling Club compete
Tor the State Championship Returning
!esyc Dubuque at 7:30 p. IN. arrive at
Manchester at $40 p. m. Rate, $1.00
Tor the round trip.
John l.. SULLIVAN,
10 Traffic Manager.
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ne is the most inconsiderate man,
understand"
"FIow2"
Gle refuses to give his wife any
grounds oil which to get divorce witt
y"-Chicago Post.
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Sweeping.
81 was Just telling my daughter"
said Mrs. Nexdore, ''that it's n shame
Of her to play the piano on Sunday"
"Huh!' exclaimed Mrs. Pepprey.
'sWhy Sunday especially2"
The Springfield herald., 1902-10-10

~ SOTICE Is HEREBY GIvE:;. tha, at
The general election to BE- held o.. II.
fourth day OF SoreIap-r. A ID. I-s- there
VII he submitted TO the qualified electors
Of the sstaie Of Colorado tk- Question o.,
smendi,is ttIe constitution OF SID STATE
The auih1THS for submitting s1ch s4-es-
proved March --ih lsJl. which IS. l..
words ard figures following viz.
An ACT
= submit 10 ;s. qualified electors G: tl!a
Sections Elk. Eight and Eleven Q: A.
ucie Fourteen Of yhs constitution O.
the state OF Colorado.
&c u Enacted BY the General .lsJeInb,J
Of the state o! Colorado:
Sector. i. There shall be submitted ID
the qualified electors OF the state OF Col
orado at the next general election sor
members az The General IA-s-- -HibIy. foT
amendments TO tbs constitution of the
state Of COLORADO. which. VIXEN ratified
by a majority Of thoss voting thereon.
shall be valid AZ pLrt OF ;h5 consiitu-
eourtecn Of the constitution OF the state
of Colorado. nha!l b. amended to read as
to!Iows-
Sec $ In each county having a popu-
iation OF lsss than ..veniy thousand
there shah be elected. rns term Of four
y-ar- auch three county commissioner
tton or county bustneAs provided b,
law. any two Of whom shall constitute =
quorum for the transaction of business
Two OF said com Diisstoner. shall De elect
ID a. the general election IN the yeai
,inetesn hundred and four. and at tn.
genera! election every Eour years th-re-
.toners shall be elected at the general
Lection IN thu yeos nHnetecn hundred and
tx. and at ,hs general -lectinn every
our years therea:tN. Provtded. That
.nua! or exceed s-v-aty thousand the
9qard u -nrss-S rntars .-tia-srs aAs.S SON
The Springfield herald., 1902-10-10
ELECTION NOTICE.
-fato NJ c1lpfad5.i
rauurT Of I.a-r.

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fHuuty ~ Ea~a. ~
In'.na1; 70 sic prpgisioris n se-iion TN,r
sy-pn" 10; c4aptcs 1hrty-folr csB of
Sesefal hiatHts4 II the state II Colorado.
iiiled ~Eieetiohs," no,i~o il hereby given e..
General KIoctlon VIII be beh in tie seyc
."ilHg prscinrts tn said COUNTY nf Bse. int
statc nfoFesaid, On the Tae.day s1ecec .
'nc 1rst Nonday "a tho month u SOyemt
ir u. ito- to-1it: on she Fonrth ~ day O.,
Snvrmbcr s. y. Ipoz.
rnst on said day SIC following omes-s ar,
to bc cieetcl. to-vit:
one EePre-cntsfIgc- -si-I.ar.r IL tic LyEl
ssoeres- Of the Cnitct State.
onc Representative in the LvII Congrf.
Of He rnltel siAts- FIR thr second C,usre-
.OIni Dl.irict.
one Governor Of the state q Colorado.
Onr Lieutenant Governor % the state
,oioraio
prs Secretary of State.
pnc State Treasurer.
Dn- State Audlior
one Attorney General.
one Superintendent of Public In.,rlIciion
Two Regent, Of the University II Co!ort9
pn. State Senator, 25ih ScuaiotiaI Di-;ric
tino Member Of tho Itog-e N Repfr.entitire
"a. County Commissioner in AMI for Con
Z .,.iopsrs District No. =.
''2c County surveyor to Ill rsr1ncg.
bos County Coroner to M nanny.
rs- Justice "f tie Peace for fIli GER, m
,i' Justice Of ti.c Peace for -hUrt term f
J-...ce Precincts No. !. = ). I. Z, 8 and
one Constable fer fnil term md one TO
.tGnis for short term for Jas..ee Hr=.iae
so. !. !. 3, 8. 6 and 7.
ggJFoSEb hMENDdESTS 10 TIE Coz .
sTlrCTIOS OF THE sriTa ~
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The Springfield herald., 1902-10-10

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The Springfield herald., 1902-10-10

~ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that a;
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Ill u sES=a-Gt-=1 Il tie qczii:i=. -i.cto=,
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iiD-4 $ found IL seEz.te Esii No ia zp-
Aze figure :o.-ort-- viz
= s-h-it 90 th- cEsii-e-: electors O: tie
s-e;.ea. Tx.sit-o.s s.S.:heS = al . T..asy.tHO q
of -Ar.:s.e s41 q Tic Constitution. o:
iIe state o: co-p-ads
o.. ra- state OF Colorado;
.cf- -ios4 E1=ES sail BE- submitted 20
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e-@ae :; = ~. genera -..rtio- :o-
Es4Ff1anf--< c IL. G.ueral Assembly. t5r
iA.i- 5g.-oT-l or =cseStioa- TIE .olio, .as
E---el17l 7l=nt- 20 -Ar coasiiig;ior- o.. tie
state of Co.o-ecg. which xael r-tl--1
b 1-aloTt-y o. thC-c yoting tE---yL
:hzii = valid - pa-t % The ooil- .lti--
O. aT;ic-- -II 0s u. constitution -. iAe
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Eii--ieen hundred and tour. AMI -v=.y
four yeEr- thereafter. district aLsOTr=s
for -4eh district whose term q oi.cs
is-il h- four years AID whose duties asa
sa-ary cr eornDensai.on. either .-l-n the
~ Or .rlo!U-r-Ets os lis Office O. from
tae general eoi-.-ty .C-d- shall hs p.o-
10 p<-<oF. Shall to eligible to ;-e oe,e.
o: ais.rfci attorney who shall NOT at t.-
fvs Year, Of age and possess all n.
.-s..heat.0iis c. iI1Ses OF me cis...e'
term Q: oiiice OF The Gis:.iei stSo-neys
ieF'sEG IN the -e.e:ai districts. ~ the
iiin- uf the adoption OF this arncna-.a=li
l. ne-eoy &1te-i.et 'e1tendetl 20 sh- sec
end ii'='-ay o. January. In the year 4
sec. = Section twenty-five o. a-,icl.
NJ r. ~
Co,oraco snail b-e amended to re.-t -
Sc - There shall be elected q, the
general election. III ezch organized county
IN 'h- year nineteen nEac-sd and :-Gr.
ltdee- cho saaA be judge o. The SONNY
court os said county whose term % ei-
,e- -haH oe four years. a7t who st-ii
be PAL such salary or co-cclsE-iy--. Fl
t:-er tIos the fees ard =raolUEa5H;. o:
bis o-ice or from the genera! evsEty
Tfs term cf o,..cs Of IN. cScnIy 5ua-es
hi. aFr-1..raen; Is heresy eziendsf 10
Sec. !, Each ci.>,or ~o,inE a, .z.5
against borh OF ei:her o, said ass-1c-
m. n;s shall de.-ss.i n the ballot box his
,es nats. Ss sss, ssii ss D.;hiss n ss. =
to DtstEic; A';c.neys and "Ags!ns, IN.
A.ssndEEsn, n Rsiatien TO R,ir.et A.
Relation to County Judges and 'Agaias:
the Amendment In Relation TO County
Judges. AID SHALL Indicate his choiee
by pLsc.rE cross opposite one O. Ih=
Other of said --ou?s OF rOrta
Sec. = ne votes cas-, tor the abortion
or rejsciion Of SAID amendments shAIl o.
saHvassst and ;he result determined by
the laws Of the state fcr the canvass u
ycles 20. representa- ives II! Congress-
Approved Hsrch "a iSJI
IN testimony whereof I have Ec-eu1;o
re- my hand and afiixed The GFe.sl .-s
Of the state OF Colorado. =; t.c c.ty o.
Denver tl.i. .;th day CT seot=ir;,er 4
u L..
DAVID A MILLS
tSs.lJ Sec--tary q Ssatc