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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-10-12
TEACHERS
INSTITUTE

The Twenty Eighth Meeting OF the
Teachers Institute OF Cecil County
will be held in the Mechanics Hall,
ElktOn, OcOtbcr 81 to 25, under the
supervision OF the State Superintendent
oi Educaton Dr. NJ. Bates Stephens.
DR.. Stephens expects to make this one
II the most successful meetings the In
>titutc has ever held. The following
instructors have been engaged:
Miss Nan l.. M:ldrcu, uf Frederick;
Prof. Thomas L. Gib>on. OF the State
Normal School; Prof Robert +. An
derson, OF the Pennsylvania State Nor
nal School. and DR.. George W. Twit-
nyrr. Superintendent oi the Winning
ron Schools The visiting Supcrinten-
Carroll: Milton Melvin. of Kent; and
Albcrt l.. Cook. OF Baltimore County.
I h music will be under the direction
u Miss Alice II. Frazer
The program will be as follows:
MONDAY. OCTOBER 2G.
lo a. m.-Music; Prayer: Address,
Rev DR.. l.. +. Barrett: Response,
George A. Blake. Esq; Music Re
ports, announcements.
p. m-Ngriculturc in the Public
Schools. Prof. II. O. Sampson; Gram
mar and Language Work in Grammar
Grades. Norman l.. Cameron; Discus
sion by Teachers; Music; Address,
Hon ". !. Spcllmau, Department OF
\a~.culnrc; Address. Dr. s. Simpson.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %.
o. - M Music. PRAYER. Address.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-10-12
THURSDAY. OCTOBER y.
ERIDAN- OCrORER x

. a m.-Music: Prayer; Program
Course 81 Study ior One Room
Schools, DR.. Stephens: Composition
Work in the High School. Miss s.
Rcba CAREY; Pedagogy. Theodore w.
Curricr; Closing Remarks. Dir. Ste
phcn>
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
Third Lot Of Bonanza Ore Sent
In from Nevada
Property.
WILL SLEEP ALL WINTER.
C-wceo Group Co be- Thoroughly de-
,clopcd-Planning Work
For Winter.

Tine tllrd shipment from thc Lead
King troperty. in the Duck Greek rec
c.or reached the Salt Lake market
last week ana the returns were gratlIy-
ins BOB the extreme. The last consIsn-
u.uj. consisting az 24.00 POUNDS CONF
psr.d favorably with the previous lo,7'
averaging 90 pen cent lead and carr ing
value. ,n silver. on account OF its lrad
content thc ore commands hand
SOME premium and win net the COM
pauy n the nc.ghborhood %, Si'o'
when normal conditions prevail en-
lsreed shipments OF this character OF
rock win be sent regularly TO the SAN
Lake smclters.
suH Fred Nlckers now has lol
of sirht men working on ore pm w
Nornlug star and Grey Eagle work.
iups and Will continue TO sehd Guy hiiN.'
lois of high grade during the Wui.g'
Arrangements have been maue WIN 81,
smcIter at McGil whereby inc ore lai-
be loaded ON "a sldetrack about "'ii1
distant from the mine ana seit 'o
American Smelling and keuhlnB telH
panv without delay. The Lead Nlus
directors have made an agreement VII.
fhe smelter named TO sell DO al
the lead ores extracted from their DUCK
.raek ,.'-u. Tho exact tonnage Of th.7
production cannot uuH b.. -l' ~
Ii certain Go be large when the proper
ties are more thoroughly developed
j. F.Brim. prominent BOZ Nevada illi-
ing circles for So many years is ~ sur
Lake ON business connected Win lhe
Oswego group This property adJolns
the Lead King and was the first group
located by Mr. Brim in the Duck creek
count " A small force OF men Is now
engaged I'M sinking a shaft on the pro-
pertv ana % IS the intention 10 continue
active operations during the winter
with this object in view, bunk ana
boarding houses have been built 90 ac-
commodate the men and other prepara-
lions are being made accordingly IT
h hoped that the Oswcg0 will De among
the shippers in the early spring
Mr. Brim states that there is great
deal OF activity In the Duck creek rec
eiou and is very optimistic over thr
future Of the district. Already there
arc "a number of good producers and
many that give great promise for the
near future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
CONCENTRATES

r. o. Cook on the Nowhouse staff
H bach from Ely
A new electric hoist is being in-
stalled az the Humbug Workings OF
ihC Uncle sam.
Tho Vulcan mine at Hunter, Ney.
s preparing to ship high grade lead-
silver ore fo the Salt Lake smclters.
COL n. A. Wnu loft today for
Washington. ID. g., where Doe VIII
spend Thanksgiving with his daughtcrs
who arc attending school Gao that city.
SIR Wan win return 90 Salt Lake about
The middle of January
A now gold strike has been made In
the southern part Jf the slnte uea-
fropie. Free gold boo considerable
quantity bee been Discovered about
tHo mI'os west of the town and great
settlement is being manifested.
Mr Alma Prows Of SEWER who b
working property between ScfIer and
HaufruIs bias l0teiy made Hn import
.nt strike u his mine. Plenty of free
gold H visible Boo thc rock and air.
PI0Ws m locating more ground in tho
Immediate '1Hality
John Eounly general mporlnteud-
'ut oft tns knight properties states
maj fnn Colorado viii continue dlVi-
ieuls .nd oa1 e1Hlly pay tho regu1r
.l'.un1 oven With the production re-
duyed f1 I1 cars monthly Tho force
It both the Colorado ana Beck tunnel
Has been maintained and development
enfiaiIment 0f ore production.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
OHIO COPPER
IN GOOD SHAPE
Director Weir Returns from New
York After Making Salts
factory Arrangements.
FINANCIAL ADJUSTMENT.
MIN and Tunnel to hc Completed soon
Tho PAYROLL iu
Cash.

ODD. tt.... ..r
ManaE.ns 'i''l'' '"'".'7
tho ohio Copper company ht. f',Ii'
4 ,-.... . f.,.r-IrI trim iu Sew York.
...,f.,t Air
speaking "i 'N'
Weir ia of Che ugIuinU that 'N' .''7''
b,. r,s.s,,J and chat affairs are slowly
,...t g.. tf,. r,rrt8I state. in-
.... and t.ut.
New YORK r.t'I''H
are looking 'n th' HWr iH ''' h' ''
f,re when thop tan throw down iha
.., .......,,,, ..,.p rs,f1enfs When
.... ..r
% i7 Ni''iH''''
the clearing houses oI lh'
STATES Ia done Through NeW YORK
100. i.. s..n taaf confidence
......, 90, tl,.s eoDtsr
VIII ""l' '' ' ... r..u.
nei'i' vac ..........
....,.ii, 1oy inf 0rst but
'''h .............,,.....
mat nr n''l''7
all along the lime in hnnnclal fltlle''
.,. ..,..r, ..,,tr t-,p ONO
H''' Wv
Concerning the anaifs oi ine ONO
Copper company. Mr. Wel espresso
himself as highly pleased with the
pTnsnHrfH HNNHN. W IIIa. ll'N
Inc exact bearing of his recent VISIT
,r compguy business be stated that
Inc aon,ial arrangements were making
GOOD beadvay and that within short
fIr,e everything would he fxed mp 20
Inc scatisfnction of all concerned.
Things are moving along nicely ut
hotb minc and min and the progress
b,in, made leaves nothing TO be de-
sired The Mascot tunnel which has
topg since hcen iu Ohio ground. is
making rapid Roadway and. according
Al raIcui.tious should make connec-
lions win thc shaft by FEB. f. With
me co,ppletion Of this tunnel which
Nul bo used as "a transportation ave
me frorn mine 20 mill the vast tom
,,,,o Of ore can be extracted at "a re-
,,ar,abiv rspid rate. Electric haulage
h to be employed.
.....,.,,, ,.-,,,,,.
MILL NEAhlN" ''N'i ''i-
-r,e nov, mill of the Ohio company
Glands Ia model OF construction iu
rhe west everything. from the struc-
tural stool To- the ore bins is OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
NEVADA DOUGLAS MINES
Fine showing in Yerlngton Property
New Pump 90 be Installed.

walter q. Orem OF the Nevada
Douglas. al Yerngtou ie wen pleased
with the splendid showing now beiue
made az that property. He says that
the mines have never been in better
condition and the ore bodies expose
are larger and richer than ever.
The Ludwig. one Of the Douglas
compauy's most valuable assets is
keeping pace with its former record.
on the $50 foot level, the drift has
been run on the Chalcocite ore body
for o distance Of so feet and the aver
age width Of the vein was 20 feet Tine
last ASSAY nom the face ~ this DRIFT
gave an average OF - per cent cop
per. while the whole body ran between
rs and 20 per cent A raise has just
been started near the face pt this DRIFT
Last week an ore body showing froi1
rs 10 i6 per cent copper values was
encountered On what Is believed to be
the continuation OF the 400 stope. For
the last 20 feet in the main tunnel
~ the Douglas mine the returns aver
aged better than 8 per cent in th'
red metal
Upon tho arrival OF the new pump,
which is expected at uuy time now the
Ludwig incline win bc continued 20 the
$50 foot level Mr. Orem states that
the new compressor is working nicely
ard affairs at the mine are running
along without hitch.
AT the Mason valley and Western
Nevada mine some excellent shOwlngs
are being made and th. Ieringtou CON
solicited is making good Roadway in
the development of that property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
OFFERINGS LIGHT,
MARKET RECEOED

New York Nov. 25-The opening
price movement 81. stocks was uucer-
tain The dealings were small New
York central declined point other
wise there were only narrow fractional
changes The market developed gen
.ual weakness when there was selling
To- railze profits accruing from satur-
days sdvauce. Missouri Pacific and
Sew Norh Central declined points.
ST. Paul "a Great Northern preferred
as. Atchison and Colorado and South
cn ecund 49, American Smelling 1 a.
aud Union Pacific, Southern Pacific,
canadian Pacific. Pennsylvania ana
Amolgamated Copper 20 ~. s.,deral
Mining preferred advanced ~, Cleve-
land q. q ST. l.. ia Denver a. Rio
Grandc IA and DistiIlers' Securities /.
The decline in Missouri Pacific and
Western Union reached pa. Union
Pacific, Northern Pacific. Pennsylvania
and u. $. steel preferred IA The
market stcadicd aftervards and was
dun Northwestern and Mackay COM
panies preferred gained 1.
Bonds were irregular
The market continued to recede on
very light offerings The liquidation
of Mtssofr Pacific created an uu-
cusiness. Missouri Pacigc broke So
to as 10. the lowest of the year. Union
Pacific and Atchison extended their
losses 90 ga Amalgamated Copper y.
-. & @. is ana General Elecsrlc a.
Rational Lead preferred improved .
points
Speculation continued depressed to-
wards o'clock and prices. sagged de-
riua1lv Texas Pacific Lamb Trust de-
llnCod 3 Kew York Central 2is, st
Paul 2&. Northern Pacific and Ameri-
can Smelling .. Anaconda aud Ameri-
can Tobacco preferred IA and United
States rSteol ana Pullman L.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

Word has been received from NJ. =.
Murray general manager for the Gold
Development Mining company. Operat
ing in the Marysvale district. that work
ON thi. pfopcrt. viii Doe resumed with-
BOO the next 30 days aud that the COM
uany hopes Co continue without FUR
Their interruption The late financial
FURRY has had lts embarrassing effects
hut these difficulties are now things of
the past The property is IA the neigh
horhood Of the famous clyde mine and
splendid Indications were coming in
when the work was recently discoutln-
uod SIT Murray states that within
the nest 400 feet the long tunnel Will
tap the main vein at vertical depth
of 1000 feet and then some startling
disclosures are expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
ooLDTIELDs PRoDUCTIoN.

aol1cld Nty. NuE 2l-Wlm Two NJ
Inr largest producers uf lne camp store
ms tner ore. One shipments t0 mills
and shelters by the Goldn.ld disuIT
llat week were extremely large
district have been hood.nF thr rmelf-
ors until they have boon obliged t0
hold up their hands ana .al hat
Tho Mohawk Jumbo. thH largest Urn-
Queer before Its compulsory ahut down.
is sim inactive bY reason off the dis
Uute letweeu the JUMBO Extension and
me Consolidated over extra lateral
rights, and the Little FLORENCE. rroduc-
Iug the richest orc OF ths tamu. IA
storing ita one rather than shin m ~
the Fmelfer rates witch have boon
raised thc second time tho last week.
The richest car nf unaoued ore ever
mined in me Gol1held district was ssnt
out 1E EGek boz the Fluenee Annex
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
PRODUCE

Chicago. Nov W-rhe wheat market
was nervous with good trndc but an In
clination toward weakness due 20 easier
feeling I'm the stock market ana an early
break I'm corn. BeRrish Influences offset
the effect Of a ! pence advance In Liver
pool May opened q shade higher 20 va
= lower AZ l.eoA 60 a. sold or 90 loOd
u and recovered TO i.O0A
Further liquidation of the December de-
livery caused n decline tn corn of nearly
D. from Saturdays close. other deliver
les were affected hy the action 90 the
leading options. December opened y toh
lower al 5lA to "a and sold Oft 20 50ss
MAY opened a shade 50 Nd4 lower al
JSA 10 5iA, selling back 20 53is.
oats were quiet The market was weak
with "A decline In corn. May opened AaA
lower at asa.d7s and sold AT isit.
Provisions were duh and the market
was easy. tho break IN corn and 15c de-
cline In the price Of hogs being The chief
Influence January pork opened 1iac orr
at n .Gts. Lard was liac lower 90 llo ana
ribs 1ihc lower at 10.
Tho market strengthened on covering by
shorts based largely on tax or Eood OK
port business May sold mp 90 l.0H. The
corn rallied with wheat and closed
steady. with December p lower at 81,
NAV was t.c lower az 5sAufs
Wheat f21; May Obj
Corn-Dec. 5iia. May Nes
Oats-Dec 49,. May i9is0h.
pork-January II M; May l2.A
Iard-,ranuarv .25. May T2iie.
Ribs-,Ianuary SIS. May 6.5oa60si..
Rvc-Cash q.
Barlcy-Cash 1lnm.
Timothy-Cash 3.Glr4 a
Clover-Novemhc 300
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicaro. nov. o. Butter easy cream
cries 2Oi "a DC. diaries iso2c.
Eggs steady at mark, cases lheiuoeu'
l1sff20c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
NJ. ]. SMITH DISCHARGED.
GoIdacld Man Cleared from Charge Of
Stealing ore.

NJ. d. smith. charged with stealing
ore OF having a. On hIs possession. when
arrested. june "a in Goldneld was dis
charged by "a jury saturday. The ore
WAS found iu Smiths assay office and
lts appearance there was not sat.sfae-
toriIy explained but 40 was not proved
that 20 came from the Florence. The
GoIduald Mohawk hiss now instituted
prueauamga for the recovery NJ the ore.
Tho three trunks Of ore located in
Salt Lake win Doe turned over FEB the
Little Florence company unless some
other claimant makes stronger show
iug thau thls company has done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

q ftAiA AnO
Chicago. nov. Seattle Receipts
about 1900. Market Zoe lower. Beeves
3.5004.e0, cows 1.1564 G5. Texas S.i5n3 90;
calves . 00nI.Q %. westerns 1916 ~:
stockers and feeders 2.9lu4 40
Hogs-Roccipts about $500. Market he
lower Lights g. 9u4.50, mixed SLOGANS:
heavy 375u415; roughs 3.7ju3.S; pigs SO
$3.50
shcep-Receipts about 5000 Market loc
higher. Natives Q Oeu5 %; westerns 2.O01f
80. yearlngs fG5u5.iO: lambs i.0tu6 .65;
western f.o006.N
KANSAS CITY
Kansas CITY Nov Cattle Receipts
lOOm Including 800 southernst market
steady. Native steers $4,000. native
cows and hcifers ! G0d4 80; stockers and
feeders 2.75n4.2, bulls 2. 100S,59i calves
g. 50n6 so: western steers &4f@; vest
oru COWS .0en3. .. &c.
HOGS Receipts 1900. Market zoe 90 loo
lower Bulk Of sales s0n3.@; heavy
3 soa3 o.. packers 3.s004o %: pigs and light
3. NdI So
shcep-Rcceipt 1900. Market steady
Afuttons 4O0G4 90: lambs 9d6 ~; range
vothers 15G4. 20: fed ewes 3.000i a5
OMAHA.
omaha. Nov Seattle Receipts $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

Market slow 20 ioc lower Native .teer.
2 Aie tei cows and hcifcrs 2.ooQ1 70. west.
rnnfc cows and hClfers l5d1 90. cannere
! i3a2Wi stuckers and feeders lsri4 IN,
calves 3.0Nepo. bulls and stays s0si9 III
Hogs Receipts 3op0 Markell iOa26ciow.
or Heavy 3 e5a4 Oli mixed apOda IN. uvht
Nu'.Si pigs 3. i5nN@;bulk VI sales3 100
400
sheep Receipts 1900 Market steady
NeaflinrH AWud.Gi wethera 1546 on.
ewes t.ponfdo lambs 5.75a0 o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

Alas 500 at 2N. 500 at 2AI.
iowcr Mammoth 900 at a5. 300 at J4.
500 at SO. LOO at j6
Uncle sam $500 az 81
Beck Tunnel. 100 It 16 100 at rs 30.
500 at TG co.
Black jack 5000 at $50 zoo 900 "a.
Grown Point 1900 at %. 800 at PAS.
iron Blossom 600 at 25ia. 500 AT g.
Scottish chief 1000 at a 500 at J.
Seven Troughs 100 an 42is 400 at AZ.
OPFN BOARD
Black Jack 500 at 8tis so. 500 at So.
800 at 35 co. 500 st s5 500 al SO g 30:
100 at o.
Beck Tunnel 400 at 80 go. I 600 at
5s 3d.
Crown Point. 400 40 24ia. ! 500 at o.
colorado 200 at 285. POO at 2.35 60;
200 az 2.G5ia D 3o 200 al 2.37if POO at
2.31k go
DAILY Judge 900 at 400
Lower Mammoth 200 "a SO. 400 at 55.
Uncle sam 600 az 81,
Victoria. 1000 40 05.
Seven Troughs, 600 at 4gia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
COLD FOR AMERICA.

London Nov 25.-Thc Uuittd states
purchased practically all of the G65O,~
O0O in gold offered iu the open market
today. The price was q lower. at p"
I'D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

Fairview sil King. 10 asked. FAIR
.ieW Eagle. l3 bid; Nevada Hills 25C
BID: pttshurg Sin. Peak aS01 100.
North star Wonder gas. Eagles Nest
% bid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

NOV, York. Nov. 25.--Moncy ON call
firm. s az 10 per cent; ruling rate 10;
closing offered at J.
Time loans nominal; 60 and DO days
IL Co Is per cent; six months To
Der cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT.

Des Moines. Ia. Nov. 25.-Frank Get
chel who was injured In an automobile
accident. i'm which v. O. Nattnger was
killed Saturday, died az the hospital
here Yesterday. Other members Of the
party who received injuries viii zee
cover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25
WOOL


81 louis. Nov. B.--Wool steady Ter
rltory and western mediums ga -o'' nHe
rrad6lnnq 9ou22c. fine idlsc.
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BrLLFROG

original bid: Bullfroe Mining, p
46. Mont Bullfrog 2 asked National
Sank bid L. Harris asked;
Amethyst bid: Gold Bar 81 bio,
Denver Bullfrog Annex asked. May
dover Cons. I6n11; Montgy. Sho.
Ext. bid Montgy. Ait. bid; 3. Dia-
moudleld. asked: Homestake Cons.
fS049; Nugget 6 asked; Tramp Cons.
1890. Sunset. 203. G. Scepter. bid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

r. n Snow a Co.. stock Brokrrs
% Commercial Bla Both 'Ph0nosl973
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GOLDFIELD.

SANDSTONE, 21H22 Col Mt. l5al53
Jumbo Ext. 40 asked; Vcrnal, 10lo;
Pennsylvania. asked; Kendall, 10 bid;
Booth l1 bid. Blue Bull 1901. Adams.
sui. silver Pick. 2tu25; Nevada Boy, 3
43 Black Butte Ext. 3u4 Blue Bell
.u1. Dixie, 3u4. Hibernia, 2d4; ST.
ives. 3,m35. Conqueror, Z bid Black
Rock. . hid; Lone star. l0a1; G. Won
DER asked. ono, 1910, Kendall Ext,
a. asked, Mayne. 2WS. Atlanta. 290'i;
Great Bend 26u21. Simmerone 3 bid
Empire 5U6; Red Top Ext 1908;
Florence. 2.10a2.75; Diamonddeld B. d..
CON-. l5al,; GoldhclI Daisy, S80Sit
laguug. - asked; Commonwealth D
ssked. Combination Fraction. s61 -
grcat Bend Ext. 5d1; Great Bend lin-
rex. 2Ht b. h. i.1gnza. . bid; Ke-
wauos 23 bid: Portland. 709 Cracker
iaof. 1M8. r. Mohawk 44Nf5; Iod
HNla "a bid Mohawk Ext, 405. l..
Dillon. 405, ~ Tiger. no bid. Grandma
bid. S. r. Ext 8 bid; y. Rose. 4 ask
80: Colorado Min. Est. asked; Cold
field Con-. 3.97ia sales, Diamondheld
TRIANGLE. T08
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

custom Assaycrs aGd Chen I-,s. l6O
south West Temple So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

h West q Co, stock brokers
ID Dr. walker Hlk Both phones of.
H.a and resldence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

A. s. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker -l5 ID. D. walker Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

GEO. q CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. ~ A.. 30. Temple. Both
phones go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-25

Troughs 600 ot 42'a
RECAPITULATIoN.

p. NJ STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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gbioaro. Nov. e5-Butter easy cream
cries 2Ois DC. diaries i902ic. ,.,-,
Eges steady at mark. cases ineiuaeu'
l1sff20c.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-01-30

i + e. W. Hoag was a Chicago visi-
tor last week.
Bert Hockaday is critically ill
with pneumonia.
| -Jonn Sullivan is confined to his
home with illness.
DIR. Losee Dorman of Clarks
vile visited relatives in this city
last week.
st. Masters school which has been
closed the past five weeks opened
again Monday.
Mrs. J. w. Doxsee of Mont
cello spent last week in this city
with friends.
Mrs. j. A. Strickland enter
tains the Science Circle at one
O'Clock luncheon Saturday afternoon
of this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo.l Reyes en-
joyed an over Sunday visit from
Geo. Carkeek of Dubuque.
Mrs Z. W. Williams and Mrs.
George Johnston were over Sunday
visitors in Mt. Vernon, Iowa, with
Miss Gertrude Wallace.
"A. b. Terril and daughters,
Lillian and Blanche, arrived home
Thursday from Tucson, Arizona.
Miss Lillian, while better than she
was few weeks ago, is still in
critical state of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kenyon
who were called here by the serious
illness of Mr. Kenyon's father, w.
! G. Kenyon, returned to their home
in Chicago as Mr.. Kenyon's con-
dition is much improved.
Geo. Ford received telegram
Monday announcing the death of
Aaron Conner at his home at Alta,
Iowa. Mr.. Conner was one of the
early residents of this city and his
many old friends here regret the
sad news of his death.
&C. B. Mills sold what is known
as the Hadley place, in the south
part of town, last week to Hugh
Acord of Edgewood. The place
contains six acres and the purchase
price was $4,000. Mr.. Accord and
family moved into their new home
the first of this week.
The X. P's. will hold another
club dance at Pythian Castle, Thurs
day, January 3lst. The last dance
was very enjoyable affair and the
music was especially good. The
same orchestra Carpenters will
play next Thursday. All members
AMI their friends are cordially in
vited.
The Democrat is in receipt of
a letter from the Iowa Association
of Southern California in which is
extended q cordial invitation to the
Annual Reunion and Basket Picnic
of Iowans at Los Angeles to all 10 !.
vans who may be there at that time.
The Picnic will be held at East
Lake Park, Los Angeles, and the
date will be February 22nd unless
that day is rainy then the picnic
will be postponed to the 9th. Any
further information will be supplied
by G. II. Parsons of Pasadena, Cal
ifornia, who is Secretary of the Iowa
Association of Southern California
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-01-30

The District Court adjourned
last Friday sine die.
Miss Grace Walters is spend
ing the week in Montour, Iowa.
MIR. Burnett, prominent stock
buyer of Alburnett, was in this city
on business Monday.
MIR. and hrs. Walter E. Hunt
are in the city for a short visit with
friends and relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Lien of
Fargo, N. D., who have been visiting
here returned home Monday.
The youngsters of this city are
already making preparations for st.
Valentines Day. Coppers are care
fully treasured and the big red
hearts and the flaring cupids that
make the favored ones hearts re-
joice are being selected with much
anxious thought to be laid away be-
fore the rush begins.
M. Ross, an old time resident of
this city but now Of Minneapolis,
visited here last week Mr.. Ross
was resident Of Manchester when
the l. G. R. r. was being built and
remembers many of the older in
habitants. Time has dealt kindly
with him and he enjoys good health
during his advancing years.