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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-16
The Children.
THE PIPE AND THE SOAP BUBBLE.


Il am little, the soap bubble said, just now
o, yes, am small, l know"
(rhis is what it said to the penny pipe)
But watch and see me grow.
" Now. look! and reflected in me you'll see
The windows the chairs and door
I'm whole little world did you know
Such wonderful thing before?
Z" And only look at my colors bright,
Crimson and green and blue,
You could hardly hope such lovely thing
Would ever stay here with you.
" And I feel light" the bubble cried
I'm going now; goodby!
l shall float and float away from here,
Out under the shining sky;
shall float But puff the bubble broke.
The pipe near the nursery floor
Never looked nor spoke, but went with its
work,
And blew great many
Katherine Pyle IN st. Nicholas.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-16
AMY'S EXAMINATION.
BY Mrs. w. C. Kohler.

Amy LOTUS is such charming young person,
don't you thing so, Grace?' asked old Mrs. Mar
quis as Amy left the to get a drink for her
Did you notice how quickly she offered her chair
to Mr. Draper last night and now she has been
making herself useful all afternoon for our host
esS?'
Yes very charming" answered Mrs. Raines
rather absently. She was wondering why Amy's
mother was absent from the gathering so she did
not clearly understand the question.
She is more than charming" said the old lady
warmly. She is lovely l think great deal that
is said about the awkward girls of thirteen and
fourteen is false, for the young girls here are
grace itself"
Amy came in just then with The glass of water
and Mrs. Marquis beamed her with delight
THANK you, my DEAR she said "I am pleased
to think young girl does not consider il trouble
to wait upon almost helpless grandmother"
'It is pleasure to me-" said Amy, politely as
she placed a small table Mrs Marquis to put
her work "Shall I wheel your chair nearer
the grate?"
why isn't your mother here this afternoon.
Amy?" asked Mrs. Raines. "She told me she
coming"
"The baby was little bit fretful and mamma
couldn't come" explained Amy. NO. man, he
isn't sick but not feeling we'll"
"It's pity she couldn't stay at home herself
and let her mother come" said an old lady rather
sharply, after Amy had gone to carry some wraps
upstairs "I get provoked with that child, though
Selfsh?" said Mrs. Marquis in surprise.
'Why, she is unsefshness itself She has been
doing everything in her power to make people
comfortable this afternoon. Mrs. Lee seems to
depend upon her to look after many little
things and last night at church supper she worked
all the time"
"Yes-away from home" said the other old
lady, grmly. I'll own she shines at a party like
this but you ought to see her at home Mrs
Lotus seldom has chance to get out and she
would have enjoyed this afternoon so much but
Amy never dreamed of staying at home to take
care of the baby"
Maybe she couldn't take care of him." sug-
gested Mrs Marquis, loath to believe anything but
good about the pretty girl to whom she had taken
a strong liking.
oh don't suppose she could, for she is Just
like stranger to him." said the old lady "She
always has time to do things for people away
from home. but neglects her own folks shame
fully"
Mrs. Lee was giving thimble party for a num-
Der of her friends and the ladies sat i'm little in
formal groups chatting and working as they
pleased during the afternoon. Several young
ladies played, one sang. and the time passed very
pleasantly for all. There were no young people
hut those who had been asked to assist and among
them worked harder than Amy or received
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-16
THREE GATES.

If you are tempted to reveal
A tale some one to you has told
About another, make it pass,
Before you speak, three gates of gold.
These narrow gates-First. as it true?"
Then, "Is it needful?" In your mind
Give truthful answer. And the next
Is last and narrowest-"Is it kind?"
And if to reach your lips at last
1t passes through these gateways three
Then you may tell the tale, nor fear
What the result of speech may be-
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-16
TIE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.

When Mr.. LOTUS came home he hunted I'M bi
slippers and paper himself, and Amy never no
ticed that her chair in such a position that
1t was difficult for him to clearly At bedtime
she flung her book the lounge and went nm
stairs to think the many compliments She
had received that afternoon
Really, mamma, 1 haven't time to buy the
thread for you this noon. We have so little time
Tor our lessons, anyway and the store is two
blocks out of the way. Can't ii wait till night
when papa comes?" said Amy next morning
Yes, 1 think So" said Mrs LOTUS, with the
same little smile her face had worn the preced
ing night 81 thought perhaps you had plenty of
time"
as we all noon now"
"Oh, Amy said a neighbour running in with
letter in her hand, will you take this to the
office for me? The postman slipped past before
saw him, and the letter must go out this noon"
Certainly said Amy, at once, 81 am glad to
be able to do it for you, Mrs. Saunders"
81 knew you would be-" said the lady gratefully
81 often tell my husband I envy Mrs. LOTUS her
obliging daughter 1t isn't every young girl who
is willing to do errands, but Amy always is
kind. Thank you, DEAR
"I might have bought the thread, too" said
Amy to herself as she passed the dry goods store
on her way to the office 81 wonder what mamma
thought, and why she didn't mention it again. I
WONDER and all at once the words of Mrs
Brandon flashed into her mind. She hastily re
face as she remembered what had happened.
"I didn't have time to set the table this morn
ing, but I spent ten minutes looking for the mag
azine nellie wanted" she said her cheeks growing
redder and redder 'I couldn't get Marion ready
for school but I could write the recipe for Mrs
Lee and I horrd generally to all the folks
I'm going to tell mamma that Mrs. Brandon was
right yesterday, and then I'm going to do better
I'll buy her some thread right out of my
own money and that will help me to remember"
"Thank you, Marion, for my slippers and pa
per-" said Mr.. LOTUS, he found them by the
fire that evening
amy did it, papa" said the little girl in spite
of a warning shake of her sisters pretty head
'She did lots of things for all of us this evening"
"Amy?" the look and tone cut Amy to the heart
though she felt she deserved it all. Did Amy
do this?"
Yes, papa" said Amy, humbly; 'and hereafter
she will try to be polite and pleasant at home as
well away from home"
"And she will succeed" said Mr. LOTUS kissing
her tenderly. my brave daughter! I knew she
would discover her fault day and then she
would set about mending it at once"
I'm afraid I too conceited to discover it,
but Mrs. Brandon helped" said Amy, running to
help her mother with the supper dishes.
Kenyon, ohio.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-16
WHAT POLLY WAS.
BIZ Kate Stephens.

Polly and met ychance. One fine night his
mistress was leaning from a window with Polly
on her forefnger. Suddenly he tapped his wings
and rose to the branches of paradise tree There
he perched and hours of coaxng would not induce
him down
window and Polly determined to visit me- He
flew in at the window and to the top Of the open
door.
1--WE forgot" he said, settling down and look
ing about
You surely have, Polly" [ answered, "well
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
Nnrn gnkntn.

HclS Sulmuu, Sen AZ Sens 0oI.
man ! 9caper Greef Solpnihip, Steele
Golntu, bIeo iOrIeNen 0nG ior8iitet
cg 0e0e al 8o& i en- @renb, JON ban
0roo upr Sbarou.
! famine &lusic. Wuuge Ruuf.
muno / 0eu ueitre Gel Al StatCn bIeo
yG0hc, ga bc bsrte. at Dc to 0uioe.
fopera par DON'T til 0hrIft "a Strai
ior az hape iuo8icr0ct oiicntIigt
2an0. Quioefopcrs par life Sc encite,
iom lopoc giort Ncttc, men uriteu
ole, iom baoSe &rcutltrcr, oar ifuoig
i oct iamre. Gu I~friper, al ban bar
Ietet ale Oc Golf, ban fan iao, I'll at
ripc nco @ieroerne pua &caieringS.
Ianb o. ilerne et5oert Spor al Dem.
StutSuOiiaiusen / Sarge aIIutte.
ee5 lioite &sroag % bar belt igiet.
mem en- SutceS. Der par iaIt AZ, 900
Wenneifer tiliteoe. Se iamleoe SatS.
irgter par $4,000, % ltbqiiterne
par 1900. iaa ser BAR ct OoerifuS
al S, 800. Dan bapoe qoSt @eir
bcle llgeu mlbta8en 6reoo8, iom mr
6argoS % Wtoorheaoa 0ag; oct reg.
neoe oa. Mfan nenteoe, at oenue Dag
ifiil0e oUergaa ale andre i Salg al
aognngSbiuetter, men ben itsrite
6o!fcmGHgNe oeb llnitiuiraen par
Snsoog, iom pnr 8ranb Sorts DAG.
|@GOSesbeEe par belle SiSen megei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03

9-UennbsmsSe ubtoIer fig for En5fe.
ligbeoen al ct Samarbeibe mellem be
noroiffe iuterparIamentariife @rup-
per, bells til Sremme at f9les Snte.
resier og GOD 6oritaaelie mellern
Norberis 5oIf, bells til 6~orbereoelie
al fRaes Sptr9oen / internationale
Sporgsmaal paa De interparlamenta.
rife 9onferencer. Wpbet timber, at
Itore og uistige Snteresier fnptter iis
til ct iaaoant Snmarbeioe, o. opfor.
orer be tire Rigers @rlipper til at for.
tereoe en- noroiif interparlamerttariff
aonierence | &sbenbaun 1907.
Dfsoet llutteoe meb en- iellig Gam.
menfomit Sirsbag aften paa Sfpos.
borg gaoebotel, bpori ogiaa oeltog
Gpnieilsprpiioent gbriitenien, SoIfe.
tbingets 8ormanS u. Sbomien %
ben interparlumentariife 9rltppes
sprige Weolemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
JnoIanoet.
steiuart GaIien, en- uiaarg earnrnel

Gtcipart Gallon, e, niaars eamrnel
Steoisn al y. 81. Slien | Cambridge.
bIeo irSite Manoag paaflert al ct
ssernhanetos % Tom l~ipsfarligt til.
ifabe. 1atten itoS peo 8ooeoliniei,
"a rerteoe paa, of ct 5ragttpg pan ct
Sibeipor ifiiIbe gaa iorbL % ban
ssrte life Oct fonlmeltoe Haslagerfog,
iom rcnbte moo BAN.
Rrs. Grit Gcteriun fra Sad1orl,
gteb., fisrte forleoen Dag | Ell Sarrn'
ccsa meo lire TO Smnaglitter | Stoiir
Gitp. Sgtene bIep ifrGmt al Soget
% begpnote at ipringe, gsrnere
ifrep, % SStere iatte aiiteo ! fuiot
@aHnp. Go~Iitibeiient Sobn ssepeu
fprang til % greb en- al Seitene ! Bio
fct; ban bIeu faItet ooerenoc paa Den
frolaate 8aSe, men bolot itg Dog TAFT
% bleo truffU ct ballot apartal ben'
ooer, fsr SGtene blep itaniet. Mrs.
geterion Oh gsrnere blcp reDoeoe,
men 9sepeG fit TO Ribbeu % lit BEN
fire anG braffet 90 fit elers mango
andre Sfrauuer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
OYre 9eeer.

Baa Fulterfamret / ct gommelt
GUS / en- afiioes ggn al Srlano fanot
man for fort Sio iiben II sanrle 3d.
ger, JON bite fig at ~inOeboloe Wora-
~Iiteter og SmaaItpffer, Der bsrte til
Den engelife Scenes Hepertoire fsr
Sbafeipeares Sio.
Mean formober, at BET err en- al
Gromipels Sfficerer, Ser bar ifaifet
hisie Stpffer, iom forbemtes paa BET
itr9neeite al Ellritanerne, bort til i'm
irife @ienbom for, naar ban en- Sang
frn biem, at glGoe lit aabenbart life
belt rettroenbe Sinh meo bisie eng.
lambs isrite 9ramatiferes ligeiremme
giueoiprog, Ser itob / iaa nsie Soer.
e%nsitemmeIie meo bet lpItige, somle
@nelanbs SGber.
Soorom alting er, iaa reprGiente.
rebe bisie gamle gino, Der nh / iaa
mango aar baooe ligset upaaasteoe,
en- ~betpbelig Sum for beres lpffelise
Gier, ba Yriierne for ben SIass
gamle gsger er itegne betpoeIigt, II.
ben amerifanife SamIere bape be.
epnot at pie en- BARN Sltteresie for
iaaoanne iielbne Serfer.
Seb BEN Iilftion, paa boilfen biSie
9sger bleo ioIgte, gift be II 9ino oa
cgiaa op / en- &rts al mere emo ST..
900 tiliammen.
9e blep aae fisbte al Ell meget be.
fienbt antifoar pe0 Iaun Guaritid.
ct "sSsst1terlube" al Sboutus Srgelenb
Oct iIpoiee Barn" iolgtes for
81 800 oe ct al De alerfsrite engelife
0romaer sif for en- Bris al $1,000.
anore Oramoer iom I. gr. "gambp-
ies' Sip" al Sbomas Breiton, ga.
fob oe giau" ira 1868, Darius" fra
1877, "appilts os grsinia" o. q.
iolgtes for Brtier, Der pariereoe ira
ST, 900 til $3.50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
SpoieIsoagSbo9en

SseieIsoassbSseH bar ies ristts % ! cob Sespte
nestastt o. uGo Al mpesasr ben ION en- SAGE. fumes
bet mig. at lea tan it's npi ~iuIetafte Eem for ben,
tbt Deb at Sstrusts ben SmasiuIpbso % Cmhu.
hSprSaa ben sr uptntst msb ~prrstils Srss for bpeE
Tag 4, belle aarst % mse Ra5us al b~stfsuote Raae.
iaa maa man ~iVrisaa. at ben iife bar ioifet -ROisr"
iGa tibst arbsibs, men ben OpiatHtna Rs bar iaast.
Ten lib lea bar lat -ReteH- CT, at DIR, anuneieR
iparsr b~psr'su So tusr srbsiSe. naar bet aisIosr,
en- at ifaHs -isepraba@stsRS- erisrt Gleos %
easas pes al uuesreoIer eem mss aes 90 upttis s=u
BEN o. 21ieiot. Ten aarIiae Rre'ntt Ct HnSertIosn
pGre hpas IN bstaIer for SIaosi, men ben bteae
Gramis. iOm rReRu CT sipea. ipnts mia at s.te 5se'
isisssssbsssn; tbi ben CT en- slrS, % Sasss at baDs
ut esm % ct aIsupoe ier Sttsr'smmerne.
MARTA 9srIfsn. ateiea sRizA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
9un Dukntu.
ScnSridiou g. ltnScrmopos Buff


Cyan bapbe forleoeu Rat 9eisg al
Snobruostppe, iom itiaI $40 / aon-
tanter og en- bel Gel 8arer. Spocne
bleo life paagrebne.
gben flutes. - Sorretningsmp1t.
oene | 9pen SaadS bar beIlilttet at
flDtte til Gregory. Gette fer, iorbi
Sernbancn, JONI bp9gebes oerlgien'
mem, gif ire Wil uoenior Dallas.
Man boloer MI paa at ilptte 9pgnin.
gerne til Gregory.
S%elefonifat. - Statens asiejs.
ment'goaro bar bolot OfsSe / Bierre
% bar iuIofsrt Sfatteligningen poa
SeIeioner. Zen belsber Jig til ca.
$4,000 moo 100000 ifior. &C.
leionlinierne er / WiIeantal forsget
omtrent meo Salpoelen al De iiior
anmel6te 2inier, men gGrbieu er life
forsget / iamme Sorbolo, ga mango
Sinier paa 2anbet frm er for pribat
grug % life for at tiene Benge paa.
8iftist 8rrs. - Sra Siour Gin
meobeles, at Seite osr / WaSiepis /
peitlige Surtb 9afota og eItlige Ron'
tana al at 9oe 2ocoar9s. s omfriug
20 aar bar bette eiftige @rps life
eiort itsrre Sfaoe, men iaar bar Del
ooret iaa froSigt pua mango Steoer,
at Seitene bar 9bt for meget al oct.
Greatllrer % Saiier Goer Oct iielben.
0pr, iom 9ber Socogres, eoer / Il'
mittbeIigbeo life noget anbet; De gaar
ira Steo til Steo % isger efter oct,
irbtiI DC bIiper hinoe % raienSe, %
naar BET Iioer paa Sommeren, ber
De. SocogrGSiet er en- tor iilfeagtil
Elmte mcb balpr,moe 2ep fra s til
II CONNER bolt % ier no iNn en- al
minoelig SaIpieplante; uaar oct bli,
Der mo0ent, banenS Der en- 99lg pao
Soppen. % oct er oenne, JONI anita.
ges at inoboIoe 8iften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
Central Luther League Meeting.

The Twelfth Annual Convention of the
Southern Minnesota and Northern Iowa
Central Luther League will be held Aug.
2I-23 1916, in Blooming Prairie, Mimi,
at Blooming Prairie U. N. L. Church,
Rev. Osm. Johnson, pastor.
PROGRAM:
Tuesday, Aug. III, 7:3o, P. NJ.
Hymn,
Scripture Reading and Prayer,
Vocal Solo: Miss Ina Solberg, Blooming
Prairie, MINI.
Welcome Address Rev. o. Johnson,
Blooming Prairie, MINI.
Response Rev. M. E. Waldeland, St.
Ansgar, la.
Anthem Choir.
Annual Address Rev. Gustav St~earns,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Hymn.
Reception.
Wednesday, Aug. %, 9: A. NJ.
HYMN.
Scripture Reading and Prayer.
Vocal Solo Mr.. S. A. Rask, Blooming
Prairie, MINI.
Reports by Officers.
NCpcilS iOlh lSSaS uNS'
Piano Solo: Miss Helga Olson, St.
Ansgar, Iowa.
Address DR.. NJ. o. Bockman, st. An
thony Park, MINI.
Hymn.
Wednesday, Aug. p, .: P. NJ.
Hymn.
Scripture Reading and Prayer.
Anthem Choir.
Missionary Papers - Leagues.
Piano Solo Miss Helga Olson, st.
Ansgar. Iowa.
Discussion.
Hymn.
Wednesday, Aug. %, s: P. NJ.
Vocal Solo &: Miss Caroline Heltne, Sill
yer Lake, la.
Hymn.
Scripture Reading and Prayer.
Anthem A.: Choir.
Address: Rev. J. c, Roseland, Austin,
MINI.
Vocal Solo Mrs. Hegge, Austin, MINI.
Hymn.
Benediction.
Thursday, Aug. %, $50 A. NJ.
Hymn.
Scripture Reading and Prayer.
Vocal Solo Mrs. Hegge, Austin, MINI.
Election at Officers.
Miscellaneous Business.
Missionary Address Rev. H. c. Holm,
kanawha, la.
Missionary Offering.
Vocal Solo /: Miss Myrtle Wulff, Albert
Lea, MINI.
Hymn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03

IpeIlpffeoe ~unotasen Sreoas. Ter bar
mango al be beoite Seite | 2anoet
meo | 2sbene.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES | WaIib SO.
beiiuttebe forIeoen at neoiRtte Sfat.
ten | Gonntpet $23 900, en- Treoiebel
minbre emo flor. Zen iamIeoe Stat
for belle gountpet bill iaar bIiue $44,.
1000.
Cob lib. SaueapIerne rliftbt
Gidinion bar M, flippet fine Saiier
Tor iaar, % bar faaet uaintinoelig
lin % goo lllb. Zen eienneminitliee
Gegt bar 512 Ylinb for bper Eau.
Utan pentebe at iaa 100000 Enno
lib / Sidinion iaar, men oa Der
gienneminitlig bar ct 8uno minbre
roa bper Sau, raj BET fun til 1,7O2,.
900 Rlinb, omtrent BET iamme iom
THOR. Yriien oar iaar 23 Gents pr.
EunS moo % Gents ifior. Ter err
iaar iolet l1lo | Iifinion for $391,.
400.
Sommer Tmibpn bernte i ben fsbe.
rale Ret | Sarge iioite 2sroag s.
Suibefoper % 6. 6. Suioefoper til
"a elmer | Gountpi9ngilet % $1,000
bper / WuIft, og q. q. Glarf til en
Sog | Gountpiengilet % $500 /
gelIft for at baoe inogjGrbet ofient'
ligt 2anb. Suibefopers er &igmGnO
ira Wteabpiae, ga. De erflPreoe Jig
aIe ifploiee, ibet De baa6ebe at unb.
gaa 5Gn9ielsitrai, Jon funoe bape
blepet StatsiGngiel. 3ommeren iags
Dc, at be iaa paa 2open, iom N 6or.
brpoer iaa paa en- alminoelig BoIiti-
manb.
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Barter Heilions IepnrtemcntSbu.
tit / Rice Safe brplrbte iihitc Spnoag.
SIben opitoo peb CT grploItou / 9aie'
mcrtet / SopebbpgnirQer, og Sahet
teIsber zig I'll $4,000, bporpao ser
bar NJ iurance for $4,000 paa Bare.
opIagct % $t1 500 paa Spguiu9en.
6. 4. Siae, EFT ,trQ 4boofat / @of
Rincr Sails, bar mcIOt iig iou &on'
ribut iii aongreSien moo aonarcS.
manb Gid / set zoe Tiitrift. WSapor
@eI3 / Sparta iigeS ogiaa ar bile
Ioripae at faa Cid SnSe / aongre5.
len. San oar Dor rirternaI Hepune
Collector mbcr GIeueIano, men oaIg.
teS til Iopor | Sporta iom Hepubli.
foner.
SurSbGrhsitcu omfriug Hep Htd).
mono or MI oper. gpIinQcn Mep life
ioa Qoh Tom iiior, fnapt NOT ct 8ien.
rcmiuit&ilobnttc. men man bar foact
&c beieItc Triier FOR @Urcne. SorS-
hrrhonnIcrnc / Nep Hitmcno bar
hol0t fine grr tiI6age iao lGnQe iom
muIig, % bcres SGr oar oe iioite /
Worfeoet / Spilingbperne. 9rrerc
iaor bar bGret ubmerfct gooe / ale
Senicenber.
&arebnSfommisiipucn rccrgoniie.
reoeS forIeben Iag. % ~. =. Snmn.
iterb iGu reprUieUterer Nortb 2af.,
paIgtes til SormanS o. @prm Sim.
Eau / Superior til ScfretGr. Som.
mission 6iSh,tereNe GIaner for 8eo.
Iisebolodien al aorniuipcftion eitcr
@isconiin .2open tiltrobS ior Com.
mer SauboruS 8ieRbelie moo Sen |
Sen fsocruIc 6et. @anfierue / Rort5
Gafota goofienhte Soueu, % man
renter, at aornaplere % iSorretningS.
mrrb Der / Staten oil itettc 2opcr
mer END nogeniitSe; beu lterite Sin.
FIRING or SSerubane. % @Icpatortom.
panicr, iom life oil auerfieuoe ben.
men commissioner or bcitemt paa al
iortiGtte &eIl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
Samarbcioe / Voreen.

= Siebcrbapu bar Ser Wounag %
SirSoas SEN t6Se % 17be Sudi iun'
Set en- Sommeufomit SteS meIlcn
islgenbe 9 IfeMenmer al De norNiife
interparlameutoriife 8riiperer: Sor
onmparf R~i8Sbaqsmrrbene Rabien'
MpgSal, q. NeergaarS % 5reSrif
8aier; for Serge: 9. SauSieu, 6,
StoltSIauo o. Brandt iamt Tor Sue.
rise RigShagSmGuSere Sromee, G.
8apriuitg o. &ils HerSicu. Otter
6orbanOIiuser oeStog man cnitenmliJ
ielgenoe llNialeIie:
Get prtoate MISUNDERSTANDING
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3ftpntuuu.

&els Saeubien blep Wnnbas brGbt
al ct 2ofomotip / 8reat Sails. San
bapoe Iogt Jig til at iope pan gnnelt
% tGnfte life pno grbeibertoget, iorn
fom ira 2ittle Chicago. Spbn &o.
NAN, Sormauo Tor Nlrbeioerne, lao
ioran paa 2ofomotipet, men iaa life
SSSacobieu, isr set par for ient.
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G~DotelSDags.
Xxx 8ogen n r
Mstts sr IN Of bette aars

Mettr q "a Of bette aars
% RrRmirbpser, % at bsm.
Tne efter be mango Selbinise
afbsfaItmser. ri bar ntpstaset.
I'll hisielie benns Beg Sinb.
Snttrrsie bIauht "1eeurab,
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-03-07
Floyd E. Wilson Dead.

The many boyhood friends of
Floyd Wilson in this city will learn
with regret of his demise at Paris,
ILL.,, Saturday, February "a, 1906.
lie was born in this city about 30
years ago and was resident here
until about IA years ago when he
became cornet soloist with show
troupe. His mother, Mrs. Louise
Wilson, is now resident of Seattle,
Wash. Mrs. Geo. Storey and Miss
Lucy Wilson of this city and Mrs.
Ross Holland of Dell Rapids, South
Dakota, are half sisters Of the de-
ceased.
The Opera House Reporter Of
Eaterville, Iowa, contains the follow
ing concerning his death: After an
illness of two weeks Floyd r. Wilson
died of lung fever at Paris, ILL.,. Sat
urday Feb. "a, 1906. He was cor
net soloist with the Dora Woodruff
Show, having joined in Belleville,
ILL.,, where he had just closed with
the Perkins show. The services
were held at St. Mary's Church and
the remains were laid at rest in the
Catholic Cemetery. The Paris Band
turned out in respect to the dead.
He made host Of friends wherever
he went, and was we'll known in the
profession, which he had been fol-
lowing for l6 years. The pail bear
ers were his fellow musicians with
the Woodruff Band.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-03-07
A Prospective Heating Plant.

At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Manchester Heat
and Power company the following
officers were elected;
r. w. Terril, president;
LATE Matthews, vice president;
Jos. Hutchinson, secretary and
general manager;
NJ. +. Leroy, treasurer.
The report of the general manager
showed good increase in the earn
ings Of the company and that the
past year was the most prosperous
one in the history of the plant.
A resolution was passed provid-
ing for the increase Of the capital
stock of the company from $4,000
to $4,000. 1t was decided that the
necessary steps should be taken to
install a heating system in connec-
ton with the plant, Of sufficient ca
pacity to accommodate the business
! section of the town. This improve.
ment will be valuable addition tc
to the company and will be a great
convenience to that section reached
| by the heating pipes.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-03-07
PRAIRIE HILL.

AS I'm new correspondent from
this community l shall have to call
it Prairie Hill as it is in Prairie rs.
The Indies Aid of the Sand Creek
church met at Mrs. G. H. Burkham's
last Thursday. A pleasant day and
large attendance. Over Sc being
taken in New officers were elected
for the ensuing year Mrs. Pope
was elected President, Mrs. Henry
Robinson, Vice President, Mrs.
Myron Pratt, Secretary and Mrs.
Middlestadt, Treasurer. 1t was
found that there was quite surplus
in the treasury to begin the new
years work with.
Walter Hitler and wife have TAX
en- possession of their new home.
Mrs. H. o. Harris is reported on
the sick list, also Mrs. II. Robinson.
Charley Oakley has been helping
his brother John get moved.
Mrs. I. Pope is at home again and
was out to Mrs. Burhan's Thursday.
NJ. S. Van Anken from the Grove
was in this community Thursday.
School closed here last Friday,
Miss Mabel Moore being teacher.
Next Monday night is school
meeting but as that comes before
the paper is printed l suppose we
will have a new director to report.