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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-17
EARLVlLLE.

A. M. Cloud left Monday for a
trip through California.
Mrs. Edgar Talmadge of Dubu-
que left Sunday for Delmar to con-
tinue her visit at that place.
The Misses Florence and Dorothy
Knowles of Chicago arrived Satur-
day for visit at the home of their
grandmother, Mrs. l. G Hersey.
Miss Josie Cloud departed Satur-
day evening for a months visit at
Canton, s. ID.
Z. A. Rundell and wife of Mimi
eapolis arrived Sunday for a visit
with Mr. Rundell's mother.
Mrs. Smith of Fayette is visiting
at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Blanche
Williams.
Prof. Guthrie of New York City
visited with friends in town over
Sunday.
Will Cloud and son, Ephram of
5: D. are spending this week with
Mr.. Clouds mother.
Private picnics were the order of
the day for July 4t!i in this vicinity.
Those who did not take the ad-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-17
the. HAWkEYE STATE
Telegraphic Reports Of Important
Events Occurring During
Past Few Days.
MA1N HAPPENINGS OF A WEEK
Items OF Special Int crest Caught from
chs Wires and Prepared for
Our. Readers.

Des Moines, Ia. July 1.-THE Iowa
Grain Dealers association in conyen-
tion gave notice of war to finish OH
the farmers cooperative elevator con-
Germs throughout Iowa.. There has
been bad feeling between what is
kown as the irregular" elevator men
and those who have maintained indie,
pendent elevatirs, but now the con.
test has reached crucial point.
1t is probable that the first step to
be taken against co-operatives is to
secure their prosecution for alleged
violatoins of .-e new Stillman law,
nm Iowa statute, which prohibits CON-
binatlons and working agreements
among elevator men for the control
Of prices and other features of the
grain business.
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lockwood.

Miss Edna Alger returned home
from California last Thursday even
ing. A reception was held that
evening in her honor at the Alger
home. Miss Edna has been teach
ing in Cal. and expects to return in
the fall
Mrs. S. v. Hubbel, of Manchester,
was an over Sunday visitor at the
Breed home.
Mrs. II. o. Starn and children
who have been visiting relatives
here returned to her home in Wis.
last week. She was accompanied by
her sister.
Mrs. N. j. Coolidge visited her
mother and sister at Central City
couple of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Durfey and
little girl visited relatives in Man
chester last week.
Quite number of teachers around
Edgewood are attending Institute
this week.
Mrs. Breed and daughter, Lottie,
visited at the Norris home in Straw
berry PIT. the first of the week.
Miss Grace Pilkington is visiting
friends in Littleport and Elkader.
Miss Grace Shower is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Cole, at Storm Lake.
The party given by the Alumni
last Friday evening was great sue.
cess. The spelling contest ended in
e tie between Mrs. r. j. Bixby and
Miss Grace Plat. Light refresh
ments were served and general
good time was had by all.
Claude Rulon, of Wood Center.
visited DR.. A. l.. Breed at Rock
Elm, Wis. last week.
Lutte Smith and wife visited the
formers mother last week.
Clarence Martin was up from
Manchester last Sunday.
Bert Shaffer and wife are enjoying
a visit from the formers father and
mother, of Central City.
Mr.. and Mrs. FIenniken and son.
Fred, visited relatives in Colesburg
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Minkler and
Harold were up from the County
farm last week.
S. T. Richards was a guest of his
son, W. L. Richards, and wife at
Manchester last Thursday night.
Miss Grace Shower left last Fri
day night for Storm Lake where she
will visit her aunt, Mrs. Frank Cole,
for several weeks.
u. M. Todd and wife attended
the Chautauqua at Manchester Sun
day
Mrs Ellen Burgin, Mrs. Lovina
Smith and Miss Anna Story were
among those from here who attend
ed the Chautauqua at Manchester
part OF last week.
Byron lIubbell of Goshen. Ind,
visited his two cousins, A. d. and
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Yamamoto Guest Of President.

Oyster Bay. N. Y, July 13.-Thc
highest official courtesy that can be
extended Admiral Baron Yamamoto
during his visit to the United States
took place. when President Roosevelt
entertained the japanese admiral as
his guest of honor at luncheon Mt
Sycamore Hill. Viscount Aoki, the
Japanese ambassador to this country,
and personal representative Of the
Japanese emperor. shared in the cordi-
atty extended to the japanese nation.
Assisting the president and Mrs.
Roosevelt in entertaining the distin-
gnished visitors We're Assistant Sec
rotary Of State Bacon, Representative
Herbert Parsons of New York and Mr..
and Mrs. Il. d. Morgan, also of New
Nnply
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coLEsBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Stradex went
to McGregor Wednesday for visit
at the George Knee home.
Mrs. Buehler and daughter, Of
Odebolt, iowa, are visiting at the
Otto Hang home. Mrs. Buehler
and Mrs. Hang are sisters.
Harvey Strader, of st. Paul, made
a flying visit to Colesburg friends
last week. His grandmother, Mrs.
D. B. Strader, accompanied him on
his return to St. Paul, to remain for
a time with her son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Strader.
Minnehaha Chapter o. Z. S. held
a special meeting Thursday evening
when Mrs. Frank Coon and Mrs.
w. II. Bush were initiated into the
mysteries of the order,
Mrs. Mayme Adams returned Fri
day from weeks visit at Elkader.
Her mother, Mrs. Ryan came with
her and will make her home here
for the present.
George Chapman. Of Manchester,
spent part Of the week with friends
here.
Frank Townslee and Miss Sylvia
Knickerbocker were married Friday,
Rev. E. NJ. Keller officiating. Here's
wishing them a long life and happi-
ness.
Mrs. 7. 7. Keller was hostess to
the Mite Society, Thursday P. M.
Miss Mamie Potts will entertain
the Twentieth Century Review club.
Tuesday, July 10th
Clayton Strader is the guest Of
his cousin, Russell Knee, at McGre-
gor.
Miss Norma Hang is at home
from a visit Of a fortnight with Key
City friends.
]. G. Bolsinger goes on the road
again Monday after vacation of
two weeks, spent with friends here.
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EAD's GROVE.

S. E. Way and wife visited rela-
tives near Manchester Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Antony and children of Ida.
no, are visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. Jas. Hutson.
Henry Holthaus traded horses on
Wednesday. He now has a match
team of greys.
Sam Culbertson and wife of Wat.
erloo, spent several days recently
with relatives and friends here.
Grandma Williams left on Sun
day for st. Paul where she will visit
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her son. Clint, and family

her son, Clint, and family.
Will and Bertha Rutherford at
tended party at H. NJ. Alger's near
Edgewood on Thursday evening.
Ross and Harry Way and Joe
Fowler were in Strawberry Point on
Thursday.
The Misses May and Arlie Seeley
OF Maynard were Saturday and Sun
day visitors at j I. Fowler's.
j. M. Rutherford and wife called
at j. j. Edmund's Sunday after
noon.
Cliff Ryan, A. McElmeel, Lew
Frentress and others have lost a
number of their hogs from a disease
supposed to be cholera.
Walter Longhurst marketed hogs
at Edgewood on Wednesday.
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Accident ON Battleshin Cao.o,.

Boston, July 15.-Seventeen men art
reported injured by the bursting of
an elsht-lnch gun in one of the supeg.-
imposed turrets of the bnttleship Geor.
gln during target practice off Province ..
town.
Temporary Mayor for San Francisco.
San Francisco. July lI.-Charles T.
Boxton has been selected as temporary
mayor of the city pending the election
OF successor to Mayor Sclimitz. con-
Ficted and sentenced to five years in
the penitentiary for extortion.
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DELHI.

Louis Meister from Winthrop
visited her brother, Albert, last
week.
Myrtle Pierce, of Ryan, visited
her people recently.
Mrs. L. Thurber has brought the
stone house on the west side from
John Porter.
Donovan McGec, of Strawberry
Pt. visited her young friends at this
place last week.
Harry Staehle and Will Kenny, of
Earlville, were in town Thursday.
Mrs.L.L. Noble, of Strawberry Pt.
visited her daughter, Mrs. Z. B.
Porter last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Clark, OF
Scotch Grove visited at R. NJ. Bon
durants Thursday.
A. H. Bentz visited home folks at
Fayette Thursday.
Miss Margaret Fraser went to
Hopkinton to visit friends Thurs.
day.
L
John Wellman, an aged inmate at
the County farm. died last week. The
body was taken to Nashville for
burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds and E. L.
Adams and family drove to the fish
hatchery and Manch. ter last Fri
day.
Mrs. Grace Cook has returned to
her home in Chicago after pleas.
ant visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Minkler, at the County farm.
Mrs. Carrie Swinburne, deputy
president, went to Masonville Fri
day night ana installed the officers
OF North Star Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs. May Gleason, of Central City
was guest at the.Beal home recent
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. G. Reed attended
the funeral Of her father, Mr.. Doug
lass, at SAND Spring last week.
Will Burton is home from Oak ota.
Mrs. Ed Gleason, Ersman and
daughter, Hazel, were shopping in
Manchester Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson celebrated
her S7th birthday anniversary Sat.
urday by entertaining company OF
her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will White, of
Thorpe, were over Sunday quests al
friends in town.
Isaac Newton Alger died July IL,
1907, at Rockford, Illinois, Of Acute
Myocarditis,aged rs yrs, 8 mo and 20
days. The remains were brought to
Delhi for burial Saturday, the fun.
eral service being held at the NJ. e.
church at 4 p. m. conducted by Rev.
R. g. Lusk. He leaves three
daughters, Mrs. ,Luella Vincent and
Mrs. Emma King, of Rockford, ILL.,,
and Mrs Susie Cliff, of Des Moines,
all of whom were presentat the fun
eral. j. ]. King, Of Rockford, Earl
Vincent and Mrs. Eva Wentworth,
Of Chicago, were also in attendance
at the funeral.
Mrs. Isaac Haight, of Oneida,
came down Saturday evening to at:
tend her grandmother's birthday
party, returning Monday.
Mrs. G. R. Angel and Berdena
were in Manchester Saturday.
Mrs. R. @. Lusk and daughters,
Erma and Margaret, are visiting
relatives in Elkader.
Harry Howard, of Dubuque, il
visiting in town.
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SANTA Ee ltnad Indicted.

Chicago. July 11.--An Indictment
charging the Atcliison. Topeka and
Santa re railroad with granting re-
bates amounting to $4,000 to the Uni
ted States Sugar and Land company
of Garden City. Kan, was returned in
Judge Lands court by the fec, al
grand jury. There are sixty-five
counts In the indictment. charging as
many different transactions. Should
the company be found guilty OH every
count, 1t will be subject to possible
maximum fine of $1,3OO,OOO, or a
minimum fine Of $65, 600
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nopK1NToN.


visiting relatives at Independence.
Miss Myrtle Irish spent a few
days last week visiting with her
parents.
Mrs. Ida Craft of Mt. Vernon is
visiting her sister Mrs. L. 7. Wilson
The potato bugs seem to be raw
aging the vines the worst for years.
It is one of the most annoying pests
the farmer and gardener has to con.
tend with. The demand for paris
green has been extensive.
Mrs. j. S. Mcconnell arrived
home from Audubon last week, and
was accompanied by Mrs. Mackin-
tosh and two daughters who will re-
min for an extended visit.
in. Smith killed four-foot
rattlesnake in S. P. Carriers pasture.
it was female and when dissected
discovered nine eggs about ready to
de deposited.
Il. o. Brooks and wife of Los
Angles, CAL. arrived this week and
are visiting the formers brother, r,
G.. Brooks. 1t has been about
twenty years since Mr.. Brooks went
west.
u. 7. Wheeless went to Dubuque
Monday to see his sister Mrs. W.
G. Lux. Mrs Lux is reported to be
getting along nicely from the eff
ects Of her recent operation, which
was a difficult one.
w. S. Davis and wife of Remsen
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A
B Wheeless, the two ladies being
sisters. Mrs. Davis has been in
bad health for several years and
will remain here for some time.
Her husband will go to Illinois for
a visit of a month. ~
A number of farmers in this sec
ton have reported the appearance
of yellow spots in their oat fields
within the last few days. The dis
ease is not rust, and the Leader has
not yet found anyone who has made
an examination to discover the cause.
In several sections of the state the
green bug is reported to be work
ing, and it is just possible the pest
has made an invasion of this
county.
G.. G. Collision, who is superin-
tending the new laundry was the
only one to be seriously damaged
on the Fourth. He was coming
home from a few hours spent in the
woods, his wife and Miss Messy
being with him, and at intervals
touched off large 6recrackers. One
Of the crackers seemingly failed to
go, and after waiting what seemed
to be a long time until it was
supposed to have been extinguished
he picked it up to light the fuse a
second time. He discovered imm-
ediately that the fire was still burn
ing and attempted to throw the
cracker away but it had barely left
his hand when the explosion occurr-
ed. His right hand was badly lac
Grated and painfully wounded, but
it is not thought dangerous effects
are to follow. The injured hand
had once been badly manned by be-
ing caught in laundry machine
some years ago.
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FAMOUS AUTHOR
is PENNILESs
Ouida Has Been Granted a Pension
by Great Britain for Lit
cry Merit.


: London, July 13.-Ouida Lou,se de
Ia Rameel, one of the best known
novelists, is in want and has ,Geen
living for some time III the squalid
cottage of an Italian milkman near
Lucca, where she formerly lesiled in
luxury. The news of Ouida's poyer-
.ty became known when her name was
found upon the newly published 81
of civil pensions for literary merit.
She is allowed $3.50 year, and it is
said this income will suffice to supply
her wants.
Ouida has spent several fortunes
since the beginning of her fame as a
novelist, as she has never had any
idea of the value of money, and has
always been generous and extrav-
agant TO a fault.
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Injunction Against Each striker

Lorain. o., July 13.-The American
Shipbuilding company has appealed
to the federal court for protection
against possible damage to prope! ty
and violence against employees, rs II
result of the second strike. The ship.
builders walked out again OH account
of not desiring to work with former
strilse-breakers. A separate lnjnIc-
ton against each striker was issued
and served. There were 1875 orders
prohibiting the strikers from inter err.
ing with the company or its en-
Moves.
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Oder River Out of Banks.

Frankfort-on-the- Oder July 3D.
The Oder is in flood, the bottom lands
along the river are covered, and all
the tributary streams are overruning
their banks. The crops are being
spoiled. and villages and towns on the
rivers are being damaged.
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Mayor schmi,z Refnsed, Rain

San Francisco, July l5.-The dis
trict court Of appeals refused to grant
Mayor Eugene Schmitz a; writ OF
mandamum compelling Judge Dunno
to set a date for settlement of the
bill of habeas corpus proceedings in.
the case in which he was convicted
of extnrtion and sentenced to five
years in the state prison at San Quen.
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suspect ATTEMPTS snicide

New Orleans, I.a., July 15.-Tony
Costa. one of the seven Italians
placed on trial in st. Charles parish,
charged with the kidnapping and mur.
der of S-year-old Walter Lama, made
an unsuccessful attempt to hang h M
self in the parish prison here. He
succeeded in strangllng himself into
Inconsistencies and was discovered
and cut down just in time 10 save HIS
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-17

Paris, July IA statue of Carr
baldi, Italy's gift to the city of Paris,
was unveiled in Lowendal square. with
imposing civil and military ceremon-
les. in the presence Of President Fall
Heres, the cabinet ministers, the dip
lomatic corps and other distinguished
persons. Foreign Minister Pichon and
General Canzio, Garibaldi's son-in-law.
made the principal addresses,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-17

Los Angeles, July 1.-THE National.
Educational association concluded the
Important executive work Of its SEES
sions by electing Edwin G. Cooley,
superintendent of the Chicago city
schools. president Of the association,
together with other officers, and adopt
ed by G nearly unanimous vote the
new charter and bylaws provided by
not nf oonorass
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-17
Severe Drought in Jamaica

Kingston. Jamaicn, July ia Sc
we're drought is causing starvation
among the people on the plains of st.
Elizabeth. In the western part of the
island persons have been compelled to
walk miles to procure water and now
the people are snbslsting only on
bananas.
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"uNwR1TTEN Law" GOVERNS
Jury in the Bowie Case Renders 4
Verdict Justifying Homicide
Defendants Acquitted.

OsAAy NAbS OnoC -
Verdict Justifying Homicide
Defendants Acquitted.
In Plata. Nd, July 1s.-It took the
jury in the Bowie murder tial but
five min,ltes>to decide that, in south
ern Maryland, at least, the "unwritten
law" is the law to which the seducer
must hold himself answerable. And
while there was no marked demonstra-
ton when .the verdict became known
there was sufficient evidence that the
verdict of the jury wac the verdict of
the people of this section of the coun-
try.
Beth jury and people acquit Mrs.
Mary L. Bowie and her son Henry
of all blame for their acknowledged
Staying last January of Hubert Po-
sey. the seducerfof their daughter and
sister. Priscilla Bowie, who. with her
fatherless child, has made a most pa
thetic picture in the court room dur
ing the progress of the trial. The ap.
peal was entirely to the '.unwritten
Ia wv
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Man ana wife In p.,so,

Joliet, ILL.,, July 12.-Among par
ty of prisoners brought to this city
by Sheriff Holm Of DeKalb county
We're George Hyland and wife. AT the
penitentiary they We're permitted to
say good-by, the woman going to The
female prison. The Hylands H.
Quoted an extensive lot OF forge les
in and around DeKalb county aud Sc.
cured several hundred dollars. They
did not attempt any defense in court,
nlaading guilty.
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Hubbell and families over Sun.

L.. Hubbell and families over Sun
day.
Mrs. A. G. Walters of Strawberry
Point, was the guest Of her cousin,
F. L. Pilkington, and family over
the Fourth.
Earle Tubbs, IAN engineer in the
mines at Elizabeth, Illinois, spent
the Fourth with his mother, Mrs.
Gilbert Tubbs, at this place.
f. L. Minkler WAS in town yes
terday and today making some re-
pairs on his residence now being
occupied by Station Agent Arthur
and family.
Miss Laura Boyer has been elect
ed assistant principal Of the Edge
wood schools for next year. She is
an Edgewood girl who has just
graduated from the University, of
Denver and we are glad to know
that our school board has secured
her services.
Mrs. o. H. Smith, who has been
visiting relatives in Milwaukee for
several weeks, Joined her husband
here last week for visit at the
home of the latter's brother, G. P.
Smith.
Mrs. H. T. Boyer and daughter,
Lucretia, arrived home last Friday
morning from Chicago. Miss Bey-
err has been attending school at the
Northwestern University at Evans
ton.
Mrs. G. M. Moreland and grand
son left last night for their home at
DIN, Iowa, having been guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Flenniken of
this place and friends at Colesburg.
Saturday evening party of young
people came in to surprise Miss
Jessie Kidner and to help celebrate
her birthday. Ice cream and cake
were served and all reported a good
time. Thanking the hostess for
her hospitality and leaving many
presents as a token Of their friend.
ship, they departed at ten minutes
to. twelve so as not to break the Sab
bath.
Miss Edna Alger arrived home
this afternoon from California for q
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. H. Alger, and other relatives
and friends. She arrived in Chica.
go week ago last Monday and Wis
tied her brother, Worthy, and fam
lilly until last night. Miss. Algel
will return ives: this fall to resume
her duties as teacher in the schools
of Santa Ana.
Miss Alpha Millette left the fore
part of the week for her home al
Glendale, West Virginia, after q
pleasant visit with her mother, Mrs
E. L. Noble, and other relatives
and friends here. She was accom-
panied as far as Chicago by Mrs
o. w. May who went to Thatcher,
Kentucky, for an extended visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Wilhelmina Kurrelmeyer ar
rived home last Friday morning
from Mt. Vernon where she has
just graduated from the Liberal
Arts course at Cornell college. She
expects to go to Atlanta, Georgia,
early this fall to take a position as
preceptress of the ladies' dormitory
and also teach two classes in Ger
man at Clark University. We I'M
derstand that Miss Kurrelmeyer is
quite apt to go to China within two
years or such a matter as mission
airy, although this is not certainty
as yet.-Journal.
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County Correspondence.
DYERsy1LLE,

DYERsvILLE.
B. Herbers Of New Vienna, was
among the callers in the city Mon
day,
John Bruggenaun of Petersburg,
was among Tic callers Saturday.
DIR. Leigh visited with his par
ents in this city one day last week
James Link was at Chicago the
first of the week.
Theo. Steffen, Jr., of New Vienna,
was transacting business in Dyers-
vile Wednesday.
f. H. Klosterman of New Vienna,
had business in this city Wednes-
day.
Miss Dueschener of Almoral Wis
tied at the Siegel home one day last
week.
G. B. Willenborg and wife visited
New Vienna Sunday.
Henry Bohlke of New Vienna was
in this city on business Monday.
Mr.. Mike and Miss Kate Muehl
Of New Vienna, went to Ionia, Iowa,
last Friday.
Miss Link and Miss Rose kirch-
hoff visited with friends in Dubu-
que Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. Gerken of New
Vienna, visited with Louis Gerken
and wife Sunday.
A. Klaus of New Vienna was here
on business Tuesday.
John Herbers of New Vienna, re-
turned Tuesday from trip to Chi
cago and Dubuque. His brother
was here to meet him.
Mesdames Althaus and Schroeder
and Miss Francis Vorwald of Area
dia, visited with relatives in this vi
cinity this week.
) Chris Mierten Of New Vienna,
5was among the Dyersville callers
Tuesday.
Clemens Boeckenstedt and Henry
Diers of New Vienna, were here
Wednesday.
Jacob Kerper of New Vienna, was
among the passengers to Dubuque
Wednesday.
Geo. Krapfl and wife were among
the callers in this city the first o.
the week.
Mrs. A. Conrad of New Vienna
was the guest of friends in Dyers
vile the first of the week.
Frank Overmann of Petersburg
was here Tuesday.
Geo. Herman and daughter O
Colesburg were in this city Satnr
day and departed on the morning
train for Wisconsin where they will
visit with relatives.
Jas. Brunkan Of North Fork visit
ed with Miss Mary Schockemoeble
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goedken of Peters
burg were in Dubuque Wednesda,
where they spent the day witt
friends.
ID. hefpef OF New Vienna mac
business to transact in this cit,
Friday.
Miss Agnes Kerper returned from
q weeks visit with relatives at Du
buque.
Miss Borghorst Of Manchester,
visited her mother here the past
week.
Matt Elenz of New Vienna, was
in this city Saturday on business.
Aug Koopman jr., and wife and
Miss Mary Schockemoehle and niece
Martha Brunkan visited at Glen
Vaske's at New Vienna Sunday.
Herman and Geo. Scherbring and
L. Sperfslage went to Seneca, Kan.
sas, Monday night on account Of
the serious sickness of Aug. Rome.
baum.-Commercial.