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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-10-28
EAD,s GROVE.

w. A. Smith and wife departed
for few days visit at Winona last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Foote who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Rutherford, for some
time returned to his home at Colby,
Kansas on October 2lst.
The L. A. s. met at Mrs. L. A.
Woods Last Thursday.
Ike Fisher and wife moved into
their new home in Greeley last Fri
day whore they will reside until
March 1st, when they will move
onto the Jas. Robson farm.
Fred Moser's little boy is very
sick at this writing.
Mrs. j. Robson visited at Mrs.
Retherford's last Thursday.
Jake Moser sold some calves tc
Clate Oden which he delivered on
Saturday.
Messrs. Hess and Cree got through
threshing this week, which winds
up the business in this vicinity.
Elias Way has returned from
Pennsylvania.
=. B. Hess has been putting a
cement floor in his cow barn. This
is Q great improvement over the
plank flooring as it is cleaner, looks
better, and wears much longer.
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HoPK1NToN.

P. @. Blanchard made a trip tc
Missouri last week. He expects tc
move down there in the course Of q
couple Of weeks.
j. II. Griffith and wife and Mrs
Uriah Wheeless have gone for visit
Of a couple of weeks at Hawarden
Iowa, and points in South Dakota.
Aaron Richardson, who has been
quite seriously i'll at the home o.
his son, R. E. Richardson, in Man
chester, is reported as improving
and it is hoped that he will be able
to return home before long.
b. r. Martin reports that they
are living luxuriously on strawber.
ries, though the season for that fruit
is supposed to have been passed
several months ago. The wet season
is probably responsible for second
crop maturing.
Babe Kehoe has Joined his broth
er-in-law, Ben Pagan, and bought a
hardware store at Cascade, and will
move to that town some time next
month to engage in the business.
We shall certainly be 10th to have
Mr.. Kehoe leave this section of the
country.
John Ratcliff has sold his farm
two miles west Of town to James A,
johnson, the deal being closed yes
terday. The farm comprises 80 acres
and sold for $50 per acre.-Leader.
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Nashville.

Mrs. John Corners and daughter
took the morning train for Dubuque
last week, called there by the seri
GUS illness of her mother.
Dan Gallery came home Tuesda,
from Traer, where he has farm.
Mime Hogan and friend, MAJ
1ea1th were Manchester callers
Saturday.
1rs. HaenAig and sons JOSEPH
end Leo, were Manchester visitors
Saturday.
Daisy Mulvehin went to Man
chester Saturday.
Mrs. Larkins and Mrs. Hogan
came home Monday after a two
weeks visit at Nebraska with friends
Ed Ryan has returned to Dakots
after two weeks visit with his
parents here.
George Taylor moved his family
out to his farm Tuesday.
Charley Preston will move into
the George Taylor house.
Nh. Cort is to move into JOSEPH
Taylor's house November LIST, he
having purchased half interest in
the Will Behan livery barn.
R. Fees two sisters from Coggon
are visiting him this week.
The sociable giving by the school
Friday was success, netting
$3O.25.
May McGrath closed a very sue
cessful term Of school last Friday.
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STRAWBERRY POINT.

George Opperman was Dundee
caller Friday.
Ted Copeland spent Sunday with
his mother in this place.
Burt Mathews of Manchester,
spent Sunday in this place.
Mr.. Fuehr, of Dundee, was a bust
ness caller in town Monday.
w. II. Acers. Of Manchester, was
in town with his automobile one day
last week.
Mr.. P. H. Kieffer, of Manchester.
was business caller in this place
Friday.
Rev. A. A. Ostrich and wife at
tended a township Convention at
Lamont Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Steele and Mrs,
j. Steele attended the funeral of M.
Eldridge in Manchester Tuesday.
Mrs. Skinner who has been guest
in the Chapman home returned to
her home in Manchester Saturday
evening,
Mrs. e. B. Porter and son Of Dehi
have been visiting in town.
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COCOON.

Mrs: s. Orr left Saturday for Lead
vile, Colorado, being called by the
death of her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Jos. Orr.
Mrs. A. j. Vinton is spending the
week at the home Of her brother
near Manchester where her father,
Aaron Richardson, is very sick.
The friends Of Mrs. d. L. Castle
will regret to learn that she is grad
ually failing and that her condition
seems less hopeful.
G. Dolley returned from Kossuth
county Friday. His son Will remain
ed there, having bought some land
near Swea City.
Il. 81. Paul of Des Moines, repre-,
senting the Central Life Assurance
Society Of the United States, was in
town Friday in the interest of the
company.
The south bound freight train last
Thursday night struck a number of
horses belonging to Nathan Patton,
near Ehler, killing one and injuring
the others SO that two have since
been killed. Monitor.
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DYERsvILLE.

John Koelker and wife visited Mic
Kirsch and family at Worthington
Sunday.
Miss Katie Toomer visited in Man
cherster Tuesday.
Miss Kate Mangerichof Worthing-
ton, was passenger to Manchester
from this point Saturday.
Arnold Boeckenstedt was a pas
senger to Manchester Monday.
Peter Pitts came down from Man
chester the first of the week.
Frank Boeckenstedt was down
from New Vienna Monday and pur-
chased fine single buggy harness
of w. A. Rohenkohl.
Slim Wieneke, Shorty Nachtmann,
Frank Augustine and Henry Nacht-
mann went to visit Will Arens, Of
North Fork, Sunday, and enjoyed a
hunt. They brought back ten rabbits
and six squirrels.
John Krapf went to Manchester
Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Barry of Manchester
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John
Marley, in this city.
Henry Norman, Of Petersburg is
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Comfy Correspondence.

South Dakota last Tuesday to join
her husband.
Baker Hersey had business in
Delhi last Friday.
Jay Lillibridge was in Manches-
ter last Friday.
q. B. Davis was business caller
in Delhi last Friday.
r. d. Grommon had business in
Manchester last Thursday.
Mrs. Cora Lillibridge called at R.
E. Grommon's last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe Of Anamosa
visited their son Cyrus last week.
Baker Hersey was in Manchester
last Wednesday.
Jay Lillibridge had business in
Coggon last Saturday.
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DELHI.

Mrs. d. FL. Blanchard returned
Saturday from Sioux City where she
had been attending the State
Assembly as a delegate from Silver
Lake Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs. Oehler moved last week into
the Mclean house. Mrs. Will
Sherman moved into the house va.
Gated by Oehlers.
Mrs. j. W. Corbin and daughter
Lisle, visited friends in Dyersyille
Monday.
Will Beels and wife were ur
from Hopkinton Tuesday.
Hazel Perkins visited friends in
Edgewood over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Holdridge
spent Monday at L. Davis in Man.
chester.
Albert Meister is looking after his
land interests in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Jakelin visited her daughter
Mrs. Harry Brockman, at Sioux City
last week.
Mrs. G. d. Stone returned Fri
day from Minnesota.
Miss Opal Stoner was down from
Edgewood over Sunday.
A little son of Fred Gienapp fell
from a wagon loaded with rock, the
wheel passing over the side Of the
Misunderstanding no bones-but ont.
ting one ear off and badly lacerating
the skin. He will recover.
B. Enos was down from
Delaware Saturday.
/ Mrs. Bert Sherman of Marion
visited relatives here last week.
Harry Swinburnehas just received
a fine Black Breasted Red game
Cockerel from Olmsted Falls,
Ohio.
The NJ. E. Aid Society meets
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. f.
e. Stimson.
Presiding Elder Green conducted
service here Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard EIDE attend
ed the funeral Of his brother VIM.
Eide at Earlville Saturday.
The young people enjoyed a party
Saturday evening at Mrs. Runners.
Mrs. II. G. Mccoy of Waterloo
and Mrs. Haeberlee Of Manchester
are visiting friendsin town.
Chet Pulver of WilliamsGeld, H.,
is wishing relatives here.
R. Holdridge and wife were guests
at ed Turner's. at Earlville, Wednes-
day.
9. F. Fleming is transacting bust
ness in Scoba, Mississippi.
The Epworth League will give a
series Of entertainments the coming
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EARLvILLE.

Bert Cox and Will Kenny were
Manchester visitors Sunday.
Mrs. John LeGassick is on the
sick list.
j. B. Taylor had business at Man
chester Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Kenny returned
Saturday from two weeks visit at
Cherokee.
Mrs. Ocker and ]. P. Martindale
Of Greeley visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. staehle, jr., last week.
81. G.. Millen went to Manchester
Friday to meet his son, Burt, who
came up from Mt. Vernon where he
is attending Cornell college. He was
playing foot ball with Cornell when
he collided with another PLAYER,
which resulted in Burt receiving a
broken nose. He was also rendered
unconscious, in which condition he
remained for day and half. He
is getting along nicely now and his
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friends will be pleased that no ser

friends will be pleased that no ser
ious results are anticipated. He re-
turned to school Tuesday.
Martin, the five year old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gienapp, living
near Delaware, met with very ser
ious accident Saturday about noon.
He was riding with his father on a
wagon loaded with stone. In some
manner he fell off and under the wag-
on, the wheel passing directly across
his head, lengthwise, cutting the
scalp and ear off as clearly as though
done with knife but fortunately
did not break bone. DR.. Douglass
was called and replaced the ear and
skin, which required Is stitches. Ii
is now hoped that the little fellow
will recover. Phoenix.
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GREELEY.

James Knee of Colesburg visited
his daughter here this week.
Mrs. 7. B. Armstrong was in the
county seat Monday.
George Pierce Of Manchester was
here Tuesday.
Chas. Peterson was up from Man
chester on Tuesday.
Joshua Lands visited his son in
Manchester this week.
Ray Farwell played with the Man
chester orchestra last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam AIiinch are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Put
Hatfield, near Manchester this week.
Home Press.
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LAMONT.
Born, to Brunette Hummell and

born, to Brunette Hummell an(
wife, October 16, son.
Frank Dozark, while filing ane
cleaning his gun, was accidentl,
shot just below the elbow. DIR
Parker Of Aurora is attending
Him.
Mrs. Mary Sherwin fell last Fri
day and sprined her ankle badly
She is at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Chas. Richmond.
Mrs. Joseph Franks ST. went TIC
Des Moines, October IL, to visit hel
daughter, Mrs. A. 7. Woodruff and
husband. On Monday October 49,
she donned the name Of " Grandma"
Master Woodruff is pronounced a
fine boy.
Will Dunsmore of Britt, Iowa,
visited his Lamont and County cor
ner relatives last week.
Henry Wilkins is home from Iowa
City where he went to have four
tumors removed from his neck.
Mrs. Jennie Benedict Stimson re-
turned to her home at Stanley after
two weeks visit here with her
mother, Mrs. Benedict.
Mrs. George Anderson departed
October 10Th, for months visit in
Dakota.
G. L. Brown and wife are moving
into j. A. Densmore's house.
Listen for wedding bells on the
south side and soon too.
Mesdames Scothorn and Weston
visited the Orville King family,
Wednesday, October 81.
Chas. Furgeson is lying very sick.
DR.. Graves is attending him.
Mrs. Chas. Furgeson went to
Peoria, ILL.,. last Thursday to visit
her two brothers but was summoned
home Saturday by the serious illness
Of her husband.
Mrs. Andrews of Oelwein trans.
acted business in Lamont, October
20 and 81.
Master Harry Carr, aged eight
years, son Of Peter Carr, living south
east OF Lamont, while at play at
school Tuesday, October, 20, at.
tempted to climb on a passing milk
wagon. He fell between the wheels.
2 hind wheel passing over his left
leg, breaking the femur bone This
is very painful, and we sincerely
hope it will not leave him lame.
The Free Will Baptist Ladies Aid
Society will serve chicken pie
dinner in the Bush store building,
on November Election Day.
Dinner 25 cents.
The M. E. Ladies Aid Society are
preparing for bazaar November ii.
Mrs. Louisa Dunsmore departed
for Ramona, Florida, October 10.
Rev. Mumby Of Quasqueton spent
October 10 in Lamont.
Milton Hadley Of Dubuque spent
last Monday in Lamont.
The Rathbone Sisters rendered g.
P. Thompson and wife pleasant
surprise on October 10, it being their
twenty-fourth wedding anniversary.
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BAILEY's FORD.

Miss Nellie Paris and brother
Philip visited at the home of R. e.
Grommon Sunday of last week.
Mrs. Harriet Duffy and Miss
Agnes Cosgrove were over Sunday
visitors at Jay Lillibridge's.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Grommon
visited j. NJ. Paris Sunday of
last week.
J. g. Daker has gone to S. D. to
look after business interests in that
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Grommon at
tended the funeral Of M. Eldredge,
Tuesday Of last week.
Mrs. Loren Ellege departed for
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unloading car, 10000 square feet,
Of flat rock here that was shipped
from the Arquitt quarry at Farley.
The rock will be used for a feeding
floor for hogs. Mr.. Norman is
bound to keep abreast with the
times.-News-Letter.
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Thursday, November S, 'O3.

= = @ASASS0y1 ANSVSAA4kS4 W W.
all the personal property on the place, con.
stating Of Horses, Hogs, Cattle, Hay Grain,
Machinery, Harness, Household Goods and
other articles too numerous to mention
tifteen cows heavy with calf; eight heifers,
one year old; eight heller calves, four steers
one year old; eight steer cavles
One span sOri els, and years old, weight
2y00; one pair black mares, s and 12 wears old
With foal weight 1900; one bay mare 10 years
old, with foal, weight 1900; one geldiDg. one
year old; one saddle pony, two sucking colts.
bred Poland China 50 VS.: forty.f y barsows
SS fali shoats; one thoroughbred Poland
CHINA boar, one yenr old
Forty tons tame hay In bar,., twenty tons
OF nay In stack. two straw stacks thifty-hvs
acres standing corn, two hundred bushels ex.
celaior oats: one hundred bushels seed barley.
. One Gft; Milwaukee mower, side delivery
eleven foot seeder, Milwaukee binder, /
Mccormick corn harvester, Storks corn
planter. 160 rdS. wire; 2 corn plows 10 II. har.
row 10 Inch pulverizer, IA discs; 2 Case l6 In
snlky plows,. walking plows 1916 10 i
waterloo iced grinder, L Waterloo feed cook
bob sleds, 2 top bnggies. / canopy TOD Iouble
buggy, 4 set double harness. set single har.
ness.
FREE LUNCH AND HOT COFFEE AT II 40,
sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, ~ m. sfarp
TERMs:-A.l sums Of $1,000 and under, cash;
on Aums over 5000, one years time win be
given on bankable notes bearing z per cent
Interest. Ali stuff must be settled for before
leaving premises. Come early for bargains.
R 1 A nohontenT Frank II. Lawrence.
r. R ROBINSON Clerk.
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Farm For sale

A fine Stock and Dairy farm Of 200 acres
station and creamery. Comfortable house,
good horse and COW barn, hog house, corn cribs
and other out buildings, flne well Of water
with wind mill attached, 10 acres OF splendid
timber 3 miles east of farm will be sold with
same If desired. For terms inquire Of
ABNER DUNBAR OR 9
49,. GA. DuNHAM,
oosi Manchester, Iowa.
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Probate of viii

STATE OF IOWA.
Delaware County IS
TO all whom 1t may concern: You are hereby
n notified that the last will OF Midl,n Eidrdse
aeSe ss mas been !lled. oaenud AID resd
a ads M3onuay, the 9Th day Of M cn,ber, A ID.
Ivy: liked as the time, and tie Court iIonse
~ ~ Manchester tho place ioi hearing and prov
Witness my hand and seal of sal, court this
2srd day of October. 1913.
JOHN GEOEGEN.
SEAL Clerk district Gou,t
4aw2
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Notice Of Appolntment of Executo,

Notice of Appointment of Executor
STATE OF IOWA,
Delaware County sss
signed has been duly appointed and Sual,iletI AZ
i Exxecusor OF The Estate of George ballard
a r..es q i,eaware County. deceased. All per-
make immediate payment. and those having
c!hlhls against the spnle Will present them duly
authenticated. to the Undersigned for allow
Dated October 2srd 1908. Executor.
Bronson g. Carr, asw.a
Att'ys for Estate.
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Notice of Appointment OF rxecutr,.,

1sosIce Vt 0ppJlntment OF EXecutr1x.
STATE OF IOWA,
Delaware County %.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the under
signed ~ ne has been duly appointed and qualified
~ 81 ExeGutrix Of the Estate Of Marie Let's,
persons Indebted to said Estate are requested
20 g. make immediate paymeAt and those having
duly authenticated, to the undersigned for nj,
l0wance. - - -
Dated, October o. 1908 Executrix.
Bronson Il Carr,
Att, IS for Estate. 4l,w3
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winter. The first one will be held
Tuesday evening" lecture by NJ
). Rice of Iowa City, entitled "Just
For Fun"
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NNio SOuutys
December Term A. u. 1908.
Walter Henry Boulting, Alsal
samantha Cook, and Lorena
Bouiting. Dei6srt Il. Bout.
Ing, William q. Boulting, and
Lorena Boultipe their next
friend,
Plaintiffs.
rha n,.vs. fOriginal Notice,
sSa Esst t. 1hs 3, West .Ss hat Sd,s 2,
half Of the North East Quarter
s Sl d he s Sostb West Wss, 51s,tsr
Section ss $. and gs Tie 9 East ha II
q the South East quarter Of
Section 20, all in Twp. SO
9Th p. NJ, Delaware County,
Iowa, and tho unknown heirs
OF John Film, deceased, the
unknown heirs Of John Finn,
deceased, the unknown heirs
Of Electo Film. deceased, the
Shaw, deceased. the unknown
heirs Of Malcomb Baxter, de-
ceased. John Film. John
Finn, Elect0 Film. Elisabeth
Shaw, Orsemus Shaw, Mar
geret ]. Shaw, Alexander
Shaw, William Shaw Edward
Finn, J. NJ. Finn, Nancy NJ.
Lane, Margaret Mcdowell.
Peter T. Film, Martha Ann
i Finn ", t Joseph L n: Finn, and
land above described.
Defendants,
10 each OF the abeye named defendants: Wi,
the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court az
Deiaware County. Iowa, the petition Of the
above .h named plaintiffs claiming that they are
described lands; thnt John Finn the grantao
~ ~ oeea dated January 18th. 1880, and recorded
~ MI booK ~ page 1870 Of the record Of deeds Of
half Of the North West Sec s Sae East
Film who entered the M. e. Il Of d. ". y. Sec.
1853 s. and John Finn who died ntestats about SIi
son. That the unknown heirs of John Kin.
~ sa1Mn1 aeeeased, claim 70 have an interest in
81 ~ n E. q d r. " 81 n . " and ne
q, conveyance to said John Fin tFiinnl recorded
Bo oSo * Rags iso and another recorded il
Delaware County, Iowa. That the "a nnsnsw q,
heirs OF Mslcom6 Baxter, deceased. claim To
nave an interest In the N. " Of s, W. N Sec. aS.
ey h bsasoh o. conveyance to said Malcomb
DaAter W deed dated Sth Of October, 1856
recorded , n book G. page so of the records Of
aG Piaie nj nel sSasSs County, Iowa
visible adverse possession Of all Of said premises
under color q title and claim OF right for more
interests and claims Of DEFENDANTS and zach s, ns
mem Is barred and estopped BY reason Of thu
SLatute Of Limitations, and ask that the Court
In plaintiffs as against each and ali The defende
ants. and that each and all the defendants and
tnelf unknown heirs and claimants be forever
DARED and cstopped from having or Claiming
any title or interest In said lands adverse To- the
utde Of plalntiis, and for such other and further
re,!ei as may be found equitable. See petition.
i, w Judgment Tor costs is asked against nny OF
inc above named defendants. And unless Won
appear thereto and defend on or before noon Of
me me second DAY 81 the next December Term OF
chester IN said County. on the i4th day Of De-
cemDer A. D.. 1903, default Will be rendered
thereon >'o " AonuoAou
Dated this 10th day Of October A. D. 1908.
j. w. MALYIN,
rh, Attorney for Plaintiffs
Inc foregoing Original Notice Is hereby An.
tR and ordered published for six weeks In
'he manchester Democrat as provided by law. |
FRANKLINC. PLATT, |
Judge Of the 10th Judicial District Of Iowa.
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Notice of Appointment of Admins
traitor.
STATE OF IOWA, i
DELAWARE COIINry

DELAWARE COUNTY, S.
NOTICE IS HEREBy GIVEN, That the under
signed has been duly appointed aud qualified as
Adminlstrator with illannexed Cf the Estate
Of !. B. Capron late OF Delaware county, Iowa
deceased. All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate payment, nnt
those having claims against the same vii
present them. duly authenticated, to the
Undersigned for allowance
w. A. Place
41w3
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Notice of Appointment of Temporary
Administrator
STATE OF IOWA, 60
Delaware County 90
signed has been duly appointed and qualified MS
TTssmporaTy Administrator Of the Estate Of
Imoiuas y. Davidson. late of Delaware County.
tioWS. deceased. All persons Indebted to said
Estate are requested to make immediate pay
mem, and those having claims against the same
WI, pIesent them, duly authenticated to the
JOSEPH HUTCHINSON,
n,,oa O..., Temporary Admr.
pa'eo' october sth. 1903. 4l-ws.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Having sold my farm, will sell at public
auction on the old J. p. Dodge farm four and
one-half n ~ miles southwest of Manchester
and three and one-half q w miles southeast
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ORIGINAL NoT,oE.

nd In Il, the District Court of Iowa, In and For
December Term u ,ana
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Term AID. 1908.

In the District Court of lowe, in and for Della
ware County.