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1893 for 20 acres II sold Monday. 9 miles
out. "a Of station, new stone house, sta
bic, Is pioW land lots Of timber hne
chicken ranch. Callsd1iek. Bell S92. Ind.
LAO or lift.
HIGHLAND PARKS acres, room
house. well, cellar stable, 81, 500; acres
improved. 81. $50: 20 well improved, 81, 600 7
HOMESTEAD RELINQuISHMENT
$50 with $50 worth OF improvements, IL
for alfalfa, take less than $1,000 for the
whole; 100 smooth level, decided, miles
OF Pendennis for less than $500.
,WASHEURN Way New 5 room cot
tage, lots, gas, light and heat, well. els
tern, barn. only 81, 500; new. z rooms. 2 lots.
corner. $500; 5 rooms, IA lots S1,050; new
5 rooms. lots, fine barn, Zoo.
room all modern, new furnace, barn,
shade, IL lots, mantels and crates. S.
700; new s and room houses, all modern,
each only $500.
MISCELLANEOUS: 6 room house, gas.
cistern and city water, sewer. blocks
out west side, 81, 400: dandy new all mod
ern 8 rooms close in, west side $500;
fer station, $500. Bargains on lots, houses
to rent.
EASY PAYMENTS: New room cot
tage. city water. wired for light, IL lots,
SIS down and SIS per month Price $500;
rooms. IL story, barn, gas. city water,
IA lots, paved ST., car. 81, 800; 500 cash and
So per month: Quincy ST. $500; monthly
payments; 3 room cottage, west side. $50;
LAND EXCURSION: Next Tuesday.
Let US know If you can go with us to
Wallace and Logan counties at p. m.
". n FoRBEs. 1o7 w. 7th. Topeka Tel.
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REDUCED PR1c

u5oo-F1NEsT NEW HOUSE IN ToPE-
KA. 3 ROOMS IN OAK. STRICT
LIZ MODERN
2.soO-NEw ROOM HOME. EVERY
THING MODERN.
2.OoO-HANDx NEW COTTAGE OF
ROOMS AND BATH. CLOSE IN,
TYLER STREET. $50 DOWN.
BALANCE RENT.
5oo-DowN. BALANCE RENT. Z
ROOMS. STRICTLY MODERN.
TYLER STREET. NEAR BETH
ANY COLLEGE.
1905 ROOMS. CLOSE IN. TYLER ST.
1905 ROOMS. CITY WATER. SEWER.
ETC, W. eth.
s5o4 ROOM COTTAGE. CLOSE IN,
QUINCY ST.
BEST LIST.
BEST PRICES.
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE co.
1o7 ". FIFTH ST.
IND. PHONE s72.
BELL 1851 RED.
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FINE SUBURBAN HOME.

room modern house. bath. hot and cold
water, furnace, gas. street car l block
can sell one to four acres with this. Want
to make quick sale
EMMETT b R0UBEBUSH.
I07 West Sixth st. Phone 2sE.
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PROPERTIES AT ALL PRICES.

on North Jefferson ct. rents for ST.
75o-a terms.
Chandler stable
OF st lotsw cstern
1907 wells Terms.
laO-5 good wells sewer.
city Gooaba
shade
IOts
sa0s
$500 II
1000 IL
on net big interest
and
a Dercen
H G. BOWMAN
ESTATE INSURANCE. AGENCY
q BLDG.
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eARLINeHousE REALTY CO.

the
room cottage. cash. per month.
heat blocks P O.
in.
eotag nearv 81
a
y mont
a home 9th st, a
resw 5 90 wells ndb barn miles ut$l
wells small ruiket
snap.
arr 1 mile from a good u3utr
busne
Greenwood
- our rent man
BELL $50 BED
KANSAS AVE
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$3.50 per acre for 1ss acres close to Esk-
ridge. It Is all smooth and can be culti-
waited; 1o5 acres in cultivation, balance in
prairie grass, 4 room house, barn and all
well fenced.
SIS per acre for 50 acres close to Onaga,
Is acres in cultivation, including Is acres
Of tame grass. 5 room house. good barn.
two apple orchards, well fenced, good wa
ter, y mile from school.
so per acre for 800 acres If jackson
county. ITO acres IN cultivation. balance in
grass, cultivated land is nearly all fine
bottom and second bottom, good room
house. barn, granary, cribs and outbuiid-
ines. good orchard, close to school and
church
SO per acre for So acres close to La
Cygne. all IN cultivation except acres
in timber. good room house. stable. hog
house and outbuildings and we'll fenced.
We have good farms in Pottawatomie
and Jackson counties and at right prices.
If you want to sell or exchange. list
your property with US.
GLOBE REALTY co.
ROOM Il
s7A KANSAS Avn
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FOR sATEs-FE15AEs ESTATE.
>---~-~~~~------~@-~~- -s-s-a-a-ss>------~~---e
RODGERS. DAVIS q CO.
10 WEST SIXTH ST.
BOTH PHONES as.
FOR sALE-BUILDING LOTS.
IA east front lots on West St, near
18th. $500.
lots / block north Of washburn col
Iege. $3.50
2sk lots near 18th and Lane streets. $500
lots on Polk St. very choice, sac
1sk lots on POLK st. $3.50
lots on Tyler. each $225.
3 choice building lots on east side. one
block of street car, each SIS.
RODGERS. DAVIS < co.
10 WEST SIXTH ST.
BOTH PHONES Hs.
ALFALFA AND SUGAR BEET FARM.
s3s acres of choice alfalfa and sugar
beet land, adjacent to railroad station.
under an irriEating canal fifteen miles
from a sugar beet Factory. Price SIS per
FRI TK A. REEFS,
tF7ssscuses Kan.
FOR sALE-BUILDING Lots.
S7s. SIS. $50. $50. ss4 ana sss Grand ave,
7os. 710 Topeka ave. Walnut Grove add.
ls. 80 Evelyn st, Holn1an,s add
JONATHAN THOMAS.
FOR SALE
lots and room house eIose to wash
burn college. good barn. fruit and shade
trees. Price sa,1Oo.
room house on Polk St. good location
Price 5000.
we have hne homes and vacant lots if
all parts Of the city
II you want to sell or rent list YOU
property with us.
GLOBE REALTY CO..
ROOM =,
1924 KANSAS. AVE.
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room cottage, nearly new. room for
bath. me mission oak finish throughout,
small barn. east front. on Polk 81.
81 GOO
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FOR sArE-BHAr. ESTATE
ZOE eAI.E-HEAE. -.

TABLE, THAT HEsolg99Pos
sHEso you Of o. paying mAen stick
IAEvna realize ore usnuy
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10 naaey Gu pay nareton
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every hus. wbmeom o
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where nonvn ar al
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house complete through DH painted furnace ~
REy5Ha nave modern or even Q
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the Nns ue@a are ~
dom 70 wal p o. THERESA
-
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$50 w1rE eHr1h7Ro oNsA IL MOI BERN ~ ~ =
STRAUSS
Agents
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s24 KANSAS AVE.

CALIFORNIA - SUNSET COLONIES
IRRIGATED LAND ON EASY TERMS.
New model city in center Of prosper
Gus fertile, farming country Tracts Of
5. 10, 90 . acres or more. of level land.
with abundant water for irrigation. Suit
able for alfalfa and fruit growing. Peach
es grapes figs, pears. English Walnuts.
etc Pay big profits. Dairying. poultry
and live stock always pay.
We have subdivided 1900 acres of this
splendid land. We are building our own
town which viii have every modern con-
1enieaee. Two railroads. good schools.
churches electric light etc Fine climate
ideal sDot for q home. Big oak trees.
Near Feather river. a beautiful stream
Good fishing and hunting. Write for free
Illustrated pamphlet. Mention this paper
Suffer Irrigat / Farms Co. I09 Post st.
San Francisco. Cal. (Agents wanted.)
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AElHBEA4. ESTATE

aAEas--asFEAE. ESTATE ron sArrs-rFAr resrA1F
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rooms and summer kitchen. city and
cistern water. electric Hight. barn. shade,
2 blocks from the high school
600
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FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS.


fine water andeo three ames
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MIC shad only W
which
1pefm be
made veryd
81 Price 81
cellar
with
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HOMEsTHADs.

HoMEsTHADs.
If YOU want a good homestead where
1t is only to z feet to water and close
to railroad, get ready to go with us
Oct. 2,
DAVIS. WELCOME & Co,
Both Phones 1925.
1o7 w. sixth st Topeka Kan.
FLAT BUILDING LOCATION.
have IL lots on Van Bnren between
6th and 7th, east front. which l wish to
sell, with enough pressed brick to put up
fiat building for 4 flats Of rooms each.
See me at once for particulars
EMMETT E. ROBDEBU5H,
1O7 W. sth. Phone ss7.
WESTERN LAND.
Bargains IN alfalfa. sugar beet. wheat
land and ranches.
FRANK A. REEFS & CO.
Syracuse. Hamilton CO. Kansas.
FOR EXCHANGE
Good wheat land for a good automobile.
No objections to second hand. Land VIII
go in at a cash valuation.
cRAvER & CO.
ITO West sixth St.
4 ACRE BUILDING SITE $500
have half acre, east front. / block to
car, school. sewer gas x block. fine res
idence location. inside city. only $780,
EMMETT E. R0UDEBusH
1o7 ". Sixth. Phone 267-
WANTED
to s room house IN southwest part of
city. with downstairs bed rooms must be
modern. 8 bed rooms If cottage.
SHAW NEE AGENCY.
FOR SALES room house and 2 lots 1o17
Jefferson st, norzhs payxzgnfzg< q. Hee1y.
FOR sAIAE-eo acres s. a N. E. x 1a-10-iA
lying on Little Soldier creek, Hnile1
west Of EImont For particulars address
J. F. Hetzeis EImont
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GEO. NJ. NOBLE & co.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS &INsURANCE.
OPPOSITE POsTOFF1CE.
TOPEKA, KAN.


TOPEKA KAN
%
all 8
Reca
neviy Ited noprtie
small payment down epayment privileges
Clay all the
niles cultivation.
miles cultivation
alfalfa small
per acres
aifa BALANCE good barn. 500 fruit trees This
20
We HavE VERY LARGE sGBIRBAN TRACTS
ADJOINING
We MAKE PROPERTY At
THE SANTA Fn SHOP EXTENSION las COMMENCED
Vacant
- in Pleasant Valley add $50 eaeh
2on Gratan near
Son nea
Il moso nG ermanor each.
3onGerm as ronts
o
izhts neal o In
Oakland
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO
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$3.50

New all modern 10 room house. finished
in oak, everything complete. best thing In
the city for the money Close in. West
side.
$1,000
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room house. bath room. complete. IA
lots. barn, plenty of shade, blocks from
transfer station, west side.
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Troom house, hall and room for a bath.
newly papered ana painted. well and els
tern. would rent sor SIS. On Lincoln St.
walking distance of the business por-
ton.
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On corner, Z large rooms. complete
laundry. modern in every way. built less
than one year. Z blocks southwest Of the
transfer station.
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CHEAP LOTS
Fillmore nears to
Lots near
Of Park $500 to $500 each
DAVIS WELCOME CO.
Both phones 1925 1m west
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room house, 5 down and up. good re-
pair, well. large barn, brick walks. wsnts
for 81. On Harrison St
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room house. large reception hall with
colonial posts, modern. combination FIX
lures, 2 lots, paved street, near Central
Park and car line.
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residence Quincy
11onroest
o
and
modern Van
ton
location 9Th Lincoln s 1000
cottage condition
Cottage
st. Payment-@o
Q a very owp prices
houseb fruits
corner
HAVE EVERYTHING BARGAINS
BARNES ESTATE CO.
& JACKSON srs.
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FOE. SAE.Fe-E4euse. lots, T23 " 9Th St
also house. lots, barn. sic Taylor Apply
Mrs.. c. c Baker. ~ ". eth st.
FOR RERT-Sufte q housekeeping rooms
furnished or un1uTuishe8s ground floor.
S0s Monroe ct.
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BOTH PHoNEs-is FIFTH
hne noder fronte
barn city cellar cheap at $500
ouse perfect ynodern
a east frontB 5000
and
and il
a
onsy furnace
light cellar
n a Is at
PROPERTIES.
MOON. CHARLES co.
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room house
all condition $500
Good room house. reception hail. o etc. cellar sn osn good barn
cottage in
pretty. Easyte terms
A THOUSAND ACRES OF
OFFER YOU SOME CHOICE BARGAINS
EXCHANGE FOR ToPNzA PROPERTY
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FEeEE DIsPENsARY.

r-e~~,-7-1--7-T
NfoNROE 81 FREE DlSP EsSSAts1.
202 Monroe st.. CONDUCTED py 49, 49,
fcsi eeryfce free. Medicine free IN some
eases. ONCE hours 20 5 p n. Cans
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BUGGY REPAIRING.

sURREYs. runabouta and top bussias AZ
bottom prices. Repairing and ruohaT
res Repository 116 ". sta -
Factory 414-z2e Jackson St
e. G. KTNLEY-
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q. =. AsE1 - ISE11sLlsI.
Gan n found Ii the front ROOM second
floor. OF the northwest eorasr q St6 ana
Kansas ave-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-02-21
HOPKINTON,

T. B. Tibbitts succeeded in bag
ging two foxes one day last week.
Uncle A. B. Wheeless was pleas
antly surprised Friday night by
about eighty Of his friends, it being
hiseightieth birthday. They brought
with them a number of presents.
The Masonic fraternity Of which he
is faithful member, presented him
with an overcoat and pair Of shoes,
the Star lodge gave him nice pres
ent, and the rest of the friends pre-
scented him with beautiful willow
rocker, which will comfort him the
rest of his life,
Place and Wheeless are invoicing
and II. II. Wheeless takes possession
as soon as they are through.
Mrs. Ed Keith is on the sick list
| w. L. Campbell attended the
Hardware Dealers Association al
| Des Moines last week.
The Roney's boys concert company
was the best number we have hae
on the course this year.
! Uncle William Reeve is very Low
at this writing.
/ Jake Dunlap will leave the EN-
| ploy Of r. B. Tibbitts and vii
paint and hang paper this spring
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-02-21
RYAN.
last week

P. N. Schuster is visitor at his
home in New Vienna today.
r. N. Merriam attended the horse
sale in Central City last Saturday
Reuben Plummer of Central City
has accepted a position in j. @. An.
thongs blacksmith shop.
Art Lyness loaded a number OF
cars of hay at Ehler during the past
week, shipping the same to Du-
buque.
Miss Winnie Perkins of Manches-
ter, was the guest Of Miss Winnie
Turner last week.
Mrs. S. L. Uhl and son have both
been quite i'll during the past week
but are improving nicely today.
Mrs. e. Vending who was opera
ted upon at Finley hospital in Du-
buque few weeks ago is getting
along nicely and will soon be able
to return home
The home Of Adam Scheer north
OF town is quarantined, one of his
children being afflicted with scarlet
fever. The school in that district
has been closed.
Mrs. John Evart was fifty-nine
years old last Monday and number
Of her friends gathered to help her
celebrate the event. A pleasant af-
ternoon was spent in feasting and
social enjoyment, and she was the
recipient of many useful presents.
Rev. Melchert recited a poem suit
able for the occasion. Among those
present were Rev. E. Melchert and
vile, Carl Wendt and wife, Mes
danes R G. Vending. A. Rissler,
II. Hawker, A, Gallitz, W. Voelschou.
A meeting for the purpose Of Or
ganizing a baseball club for 1906
was held at the Reporter office last
evening and..a good crowd Of base ball
cranks was in attendance. The follow
ing officers were elected: Manager,
c. E. Blinn; secretary, John Tarlton;
treasurer, John Dolphin. A board
OF directors was elected as follows:
Q. L. Morley. John Dolphin, U. G.
Klonus, A. p. Tielebein and Z. T..
Coakley. Considerable interest was
manifest and the management will
endeaver to secure winning team.
Reporter
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-02-21
EARuv1LLE.

Miss Florence Klaus Of Manches-
ter spent Saturday and. Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L..
Prentice.
Mrs. Elmer Gould came down
from Manchester Saturday morning
Mr.. Gould is getting along as we'll
as can be expected and will soon be
able to be moved.
Miss Lyle Parker left Monday
morning for short visit with friends
at Cedar Rapids and Marion, from
Marion she goes to Minneapolis and
from there to Mora, Mimi, where she
has class in music. We wish he1
success.
: Don't forget to come to the Junior
Endeavor supper at the Congrega-
tional church on Thursday evening
Feb. 90, from $50 until all are serv.
ed. l5c.
Miss Emma Laxon came up from
Hopkinton to spend Sunday with
home folks.
Miss Minnie Lopez entertained a
party of friends at Valentine party
last Wednesday evening.
Miss Christina Christensen Of
Nora Springs arrived here Saturday
She will assist Mrs. w. w. Trylor in
dressmaking.
Mrs. Bolsinger of Colesburg is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. W. Klaus,
this week.
Mrs. Sam Eide continues very i'll
Mrs. Foster a nurse from Finley
hospital arrived last week to care for
her.
Mr.. John Winstorfer of Delhi
transacted business in Earlville Sat
urday.
Fl. w. Little and family have NOV
ed into the house vacated by Frank
Cole.
Mrs. Vim. Everton arrived Satur-
day morning from Waterloo where
she spent the winter.
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lockwood.

Z. Z. Durston and son, Edmund
have left with their house hold goods
for their new home in California.
Mrs. Durston and little son expect
to leave next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Bushee Of Battle
Creek, Michigan, visitel Curt Madi-
son and wife last week.
Mrs. John Schacherer and mother,
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, visited Arlington
frields last week.
Howard Smith was caller in
Manchester one day last week.
Chas. Todd is the possessor of a
fine new typewriter.
Park Buckley and wife have re-
turned from their trip to Kentucky.
Mrs. Hall and daughter, Ellie,
who have been visiting relatives
near Wood for some past time, left
last week for their home at Hawkeye
Fl. O. STAN moved his family to
Belmont, Wis, last week.
Bert Sheppard and wife have
opened their lunch room just North
OF the P. o. in Mrs. Hawley's build
ing.
There will be a dance given in
Hesners' Opera House, Feb 81.
Music furnished By graphaphone.
MIR. Hamer Lewis and Miss Ilmml
Hesner were united in marriage,
Wednesday noon, at the home OF
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hesner.
John Coolidge and wife of Man
chester visited relatives in town re-
Gently.
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FoREsTvIILE.

Mr.. Benson marketed his hogs at
Dundee Thursday.
We understand that Earnest Puff
fet of Thorpe will commence March
LIST to haul milk, taking the route
that Ben Sherwin has been taking
to Dundee.
Supt. F. d. Joseph spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in this vicinity in
the interest of the Consolidated
School.
Mr.. J. E. Cooking and son, Louis,
were Manchester business callers
Saturday.
Rev. Zerhinges of Oelwein had
charge of services in the German
Lutheran church in Dundee Sunday.
Our miller is doing rushing
business these days.
L. ]. Gilbert of Dundee had 40
bu. Of flax seed ground at Forest
vile mill this week. Mr.. Gilbert
intends using this to feed to fine
car load of cattle which he is finish
ing for market.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the public sale at Francis
Ballif's Wednesday.
Grandpa Henderson we under
stand has been employed by Frank
Gibbs Of Oneida for the coming year.
Mr.. Rosekrans and wife were
Strawberry Point callers Thursday.
Ed Smith from the Tory farm
visited relatives here Friday.
Misses Heyden and Sothman Of
Dundee attended the teachers meet
ing at Manchester Saturday.
Mr.. o. G. Clark and wife visited
over Sunday at Manchester.
Miss Mile Smith entertained a
friend, Miss Katie Funk of Edge
wood at her home over Sunday.
Mr.. Richard Smith and daugh-
ter, Bonnie, were callers at Man
chester Saturday.
Miss McGrath teacher OF the
Forestville school attended the
teachers meeting at Manchester
Saturday.
A number Of our young people
spent a social evening at the home
Of Mr.. Putnam and wife Friday
evening.
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NASHVILLE.

Miss Josie Tuhey, teacher at the
Thorpe school, is to have closing
program followed by basket social
at the school Friday 2Ist. Proceeds
to go to the library Of the school.
Miss Name Ryan went to Man
chester Saturday to attend the teach
ers meeting.
Born, a son, to Mr.. NJ. Cooney and
wife Monday, Feb'y 18th.
Mr.. Pat Dervit got hurt quite bad
ly last Thursday. He was helping
haul ice for MIR. MCGEE and slipped
and wrenched his back.
Mr.. r. Laity spent Sunday with
friends in Nashville.
Mrs. James Mcclure is visiting a
Mrs. Chas. O'Hagan's fora few days
Mr.. Dawson is to move to Ceda
Rapids the first of the week.
Mart McGrath was Mancheste,
business caller Saturday.
Mrs. Calagan went to Winthrop
on the flyer Thursday.
Mr.. Danials and family are t.
move to Ryan next week.
Miss B. Maroney was a Manches
ter caller Saturday.
Miss May McGrath, the teacher o
the Forestville school spent Sunda,
at her home in Masonvill.
Dan GALAXY moved onto his farm
last week.
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was a Dyersville business visitor

was a Dyersville business visitor
Monday.
VIM MacHogan made business
trip to New Vienna Monday.
Ben and Andy Rahe of New Wen
ma, were Dyersville visitors Tuesday.
Rev. Sassen of Petersburg, was a
Sunday afternoon passenger to Du-
buque.
HenryHonkomp and wife of Peters
burg, were among the visitors here
Monday.
George Stedman Of Epworth, was
in this city Sunday enroute to Coles
burg, to attend the funeral Of Mas
ter Clark Wilson on Tuesday after
noon.
John Sassen of Petersburg was in
this city Wednesday on business.
He will leave with his family for
their new home in Geddes, N. Da-
kota, about the 2Sth inst.
Henry Forkenbrock went to Wa
terloo Monday afternoon to visit his
son, Rev. FL. II. Forkenbrock.
Henry Naber and son were FIJI.
day morning passengers to Manches
ter, where they spent the day on
business.
Henry Starman, wife and child
rem Of near New Vienna, attended
the spelling contest held in this city
last Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Harris Of Earlvillc, ar
rived here Monday for several days
visit at the home of her son and
daughter-in-law, James Harris and
wife.
John Fangman, Mrs. ]. L.. Abeln
of New Vienna, and Miss Elizabetl
Kearn of Holy Cross, were guests Al
the home of DR.. w. A. Meis ane
wife Sunday.
i Frank Knee and wife of Water
loo, arrived here Monday morning
and drove to Colesburg to atteno
: the funeral Of Mr.. Knees nephew
Clark Wilson. six-year-old son o
DR.. and Mrs. Wilson.
Aug. Bagge and wife, Jane Krapf
and son, Ed Krapn and Hugo Hah,
attended the wedding of Edward
Krapf to1Miss Elizabeth Osterhau'
at Petersburg yesterday.
Word was received by Mr.. Johr
New Tuesday afternoon announcing
the death Of his sister, Mrs. Pau
} Kaun, at her home in LeMars, Iowa
Deceased had been in poor healtl
for some time and she submitted t
; an operation week ago which re
suited in her death. She leaves t
mourn her loss her husband and on
: daughter, several brothers and sis
tiers. Mrs. Kaun has visited at he
; brothers. home in this city and ha
! a number of friends who will re
: greet to here of her demise. Mr.. Ne,
! and wife departed Thursday morn
5 ing for CALEDONIA, Mimi, where til
funeral will be held Saturday morn
ing.-News-Letter.