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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-12
Leyendo Ia. prensa.....

La DeeocrGosG de aver da hospital
dad bondadosa q una carta que llama es-
plicita nadie entiende, del entranahfe
y, aunque truculento querido amigo Fee
derico Vall-Spinosa.
Estaba acreditado ei amigo Vail SEa-
nosa como ecoBomasta. +. dentrO y fugrZ
del Departamento del Interior, como
Orador (aunque habian convenido sus
amigos que era un lGtero que adormecia1,
pOrque pOcos dias ha lie nombr0- satiri-
camente-Orador una logia mas6nica, y
| en- La carta de La Democracsa, sc aeah&
de acreditar COMO escritor i4sssgRe, 4 Pc.
sar de los lunares de fondo y forna de
su misiva impresa.
Cierto que es dificil averiguar 81 esf&
escrita en- papsa'neato 6 casteilano, pcrO
no importa; La eostumbre de hablar COR
| frecuencia en- un idioma extrano, le h&
privado del exacto signifcado de las.
palabras.
Hasta ell titulo esta NAL: escribc ae..
pIicsta y debe ser erpl{cita: habla de an
ex-fraile coiaborador, y ESPERA NO eS
colaborador del BOLETIN; dice que Ie
acusan de ser autor del articulo |fJ4xsti-
cia al caldo", nadie acusa de haher
perpetrado tai crimen de lesa literatura,
al amigo Federico.
/ Dice una satira:
| Federico guapo y rico
! querid0 de las muchachas!
! que te falta Federicos
| Ina al. ~
y por respeto de amigo no quiero ter
| minar el nltimo verso de la satira.
Tn apotegma universal dice que los
/ ninos, los tontos y los locos los borra.-
choS dicen la verdad
| Eo en- m0do alguno cre0 que Federico
sea tonic, loco nj mucho menos borraeho,
| pero la lnocencia infantH. ha inspirafFp
d Wali-SpinoSa una verdad de 4 f0Is9.
HeIa aqui: copio iiteraImente de la
| carta autorizada por el en- La Deanocra-
c'a-
| 20 NO SOY SINCERE.
Aunque no 10 jure Federico, 10 GREG
mos.
Que va a ser 81 sincere nj tampoccp
Ell que con ese seudonimo tirmal
Para hallar un sincere entire los de.
fensores de las cosas del Departamenta
del interior, Seria necesario bliscarIe con
| la lnterna de Di6genes.
Felicitamos al amigo Espinosa, eeo-
nomista distnguido, orador notable VI
desde hoy escritor de campanilIas, pera
que todo el mnndo entiende al rey6s s,r
sonido.
Enyaine La p6'aoLa y mandela a um
Museo.
EsperG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-12

De todo cuant0 ha dicho el Goberna-
dor en- su Mensaje NADIA mas elocuente
que las palabras que dedica ESQ que
pOdremos lamar, sin dcsacato, la Univer-
sidad de Puerto Rico.
En- ell pals no hay tai Universidad,
5 al menos 81 la hay no sirve para NADIA,
absolutamente para NADIA. Ali esta una
COmisi0n de Aoce sindic0S que no ha i'm
preso 4 esa UnircrSid0d ning6n movi-
miento cientifico.
ESQ de la Universidad necesita una re
forma radical acOmetiendola con brios
Los delegados no ignoraran que un
hOmbre eminente, una gloria del pals,
y ahora pronunciamos el nombre del
gran patricio Julio Vizcarrondo, fue
ell primero, 81 senores, el primero que
acometi0 en- la iSla la nobilisima empire
Sd de eStablecer una Universidad don
de Sc estudiara libremente, Derecho,
Mcdicina, Farmacia, Notariado y otraS
carreras cientIfcas, incorporar dicha
UniverSidad a la Habana, sujeta a la
Legislation ALI existente mientras ell Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico pudiera sufragar
los gaStOs de 10 que Sc llama en- Europa
una Universidad
Pues bien, porque los senores delega-
dos ell Comisionado de instruction no
intentan, guiados por el gran pensamien-
to de Vizcarrondo hacer esa Universe
dad que falta en- ell pals?
No Sc podria, por ejemplo, incorporar
la Universidad de Puerto Rico 4 la Uni
versidad de un Estado de la Union, cual-
quiera, y sujeta la Legislation ALI exis-
tente, nuestros j0venes estudiosos fue-
ran rivalidar stIs titnlos de medicoS.
farmac6uticos, abogados, ingenieros
OtrOS cursos.
Imitemos, seIoreS delegados. imitemos
antes de dar vida centres hibridos V
cursis.
RecomendamoS los senores Munoz
Rivera, de Diego. SOler, Diaz Navarro
Y ElZaburu, I'M estudio de dichos pro
yectos, porque su realization es mas que
Suticlente para MERCER, s0bre OtrOS ii
tulos, ante la historic, el APPLAUSE de to-
dos los hOmbres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-12

Esperamos las adhesiones de
otros' colegas inportantes, que
sin duda han de apoyar las ges-
tones hechas hasta ahora, para
lograr la sOIidaridad de una cla-
sc,tan necesitada de ella para
que tenga en- Puerto Rico, la pre-
ponderancia, los prestigios, la
: -grande y saludable Influenza que
en- otras parties disfruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-12
&&[AlM
De Ponce

Enferma-Se encuentra enferma hE,
esposa del senor luis Porrata Doria.
Que recobre su salud, son nuestross
deseos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-12
Plato del dfa
SsIuetG cGmarisa.

SaIuetG cGmars'sa
Antes del acto sOlemne,
de la Prensa en- los sillones;
dan las diez y no han legado
La mitad de los senores,
que en- Camara popular
votan leyes superiores.
***
En- un grupo esta OchotecO
con Elzaburu y ApOnte,
Openheimer con Cautino,
forman otro. Los sillones
hallanse casi vaciOs,
Mercader Gambia impresiones;
TizOl esta somnolientO,
y algunos hablan a voces:
ell otro Elzaburu (Pepe)
mira en- todas direcciones,
-
Pasa airoso Cayetano,
y Pepe Coll da razones
sobre no Sc que prOyectos
y habla conmigo de estoQNeS;
el sargento Sc impacienta,
entra Soler, y, va hay doce;
pero algInos delegadOs
marchan en pos de impresiones.
Semper consulta Pro Patf'5G
que sobre la mesa coje
del amigo Samalea;
GOico va, viene y sc escOnde;
CuYo Md{0ja en- la puerta
con un bastonazo enorme;
en- el pasillo aparecen
tres bellas, como tres flores,
y Joanini sc, presenta
y el presidente lie acojc
con gran muestra de carino;
Sc Sienta 4 mi lado Dones,
entra y descansa Besosa,
de la prensa en- los sillOnes
Y estudia a los delegadOs;
Luis Bran da mil apretones
de manos slls amigos;
genie en- todas direcciones.
Andres Rodriguez medita
Goico pisa en- los talones,
w. todo el mundo Sc sienta,
no hay quorum, y Sc dispone
que salga el sargento de armas
tras delegados,. que former
quorum, Y 10 hace Santoni
ell acta; Jnanini pone
en- manOs del Presidente
el Mensaje, que Sc acoge
con grata benevOlencia
sc lee ell Mensaje; despues
y empieza ei acto, senOres;
SEIS PROYECTOS de. =. bemole
y NADIA mas; los proyectos
VeremOS- =. como Sc acogen
SOEapeId
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-12

E't tfGje.-Se nan ausenta,lo para los
Estados 3lnidos los esposos Armstrong
Toro, quienes van en- viaje de recreo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-12

La PerIG-Ayer tarde prlso en esee-
IA la compaiiLa tiramatica que trabala;
en- eI teatro La Perla''. la bonita ca
media Los hijos artifciales, por Es
noche ei drama Aurora ell sainefe,
<'Zaragatas
En- los ''Hijos artihciales los artisz-
tas estuvieron nm POGO frios, quizas debf
DO al POGO pdbliso que fue a Ia matinse..
Bravo trahaj6 muy bien
POr la noche hubo un buen lIeno. De
sempeTar0M acknowledgements sus pape2es
los seiloreS Jambrina Y Bravo Ia saIser:s
Adams Y de Lora, en- el drama "AnYsA
I'd y EN- -'Zaragatas sobresalieron Ia.
de Lora. Jambrina eI sordo que hizg
Bravo
Se nos dice que pronto c0nfraera ma
trimonio, con una sinlpatiea seflorita de,
la i0calidad, nuestro amigo. el ioven DOR
L. G. 1e Y
ff0yYocyo4,~nY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-12
Notas polfticas

Hay algunos delegados que ccn mo-
two de las economics que recomienda
ell gobernador en- ell ramo de Obras p1-
blicas, estan algo inconsolables. Pues
la mayor parte de los proyectos de carre-
teras que trafan confeccionados, ten4
dram que quedarse para otra legislature.
DelegadO conocemos que levaba ire
ce proyectos. Ell niimero trece es fatal
Ah!, y un bill reformando la ley orga-
MICA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-12

Va 10 saben ustedes; en- ell pals hay
actualmente mas de veinte parques de
recreo y bibliotecas escolares en- todas
parties, seg1n nota sumlnlstrada por ell
departamento de instruction. No Sc
ie Mr. Cotton, sobre todo, del gran MI
nero de bibliotecas eseolares existentes.
Ell Comisionado Dexter llama biblioteca
unos cuantos libros viejos. Para mas
datos consulte al "Aguila de Puerto
Rico diario que conoce al dedillo los
erperimentOs de Mr.. Dexter. No hay
tales bibliOtecaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-12

Els opinion general que ell gobernador
ha tenido un acierto, al recomendar ell
establecimiento de una colonia donde
los presos puedan trabajar y sostener La
penitenciaria. He aqui un problema de
sereno estudio que no puede acometerse
sin una saba y diligente preparation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-12

Espera--~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-12

Antes del acto sOlemne,
de la Prensa en- los sillones;
dan las diez y no han Hegado
La mitad de los senOres,
que en- Camara popular
votan leyes superiores. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-12

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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-05

Pastors from Ryan and Waterloo
were present Among the interesting
talks given was one by Rev. Filler of
New Guinea, Australia, who has been
doing missionary work there for. the
past thirty years and now is enjoying
a years furloush.
Mrs. Jane Young and Mrs. Anna
Warren were Dubuque passengers
Monday.
!, Mrs. Howard Crosby and children
returned to their home in Montgom-
cry, Iowa, Saturday morning.
Mrs. E. Cousins, who was reported
seriously Ill last week is some better
at this writing. A trained nurse ar.
rived Tuesday and Is still in attend
ance.
The E. w. c. will meet this week
with Mrs. w. l. Millen.
4 Mrs. Geo. Eihacker was an ovel
Sunday visitor with relatives, In Ryan
H The young ladies' society of TIL,
Congregational church met Monday
evening with Miss Grace Hersey.
Miss Ward of Millviile has rente,
rooms in the Eahart building and vii
conduct a dressmaking shop in sam
during the winter
Mrs. Will Baskerville and daughte
Hazel were over Sunday visitors wit
Dubuque relatives.
Mrs. Lou Little of Delhi visite
friends in town Saturday.
B. w. James of Gutenberg ira
n sacted business in town one day la
" week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-05
sARLyLLe.

Rev. and Mrs. A. e. Pauley were
pleasantly surprised last Thursday
evening when about 100 of the mem,
bers of the Congregational church
surprised them in the parlors of the
church and proceeded to celebrate
their tenth wedding anniversary. The
surprise was complete as Mr.. and Mri
Pauley had Just returned from the
District association at Monticello. Re
freshments We're served and gener
al good time spent in conversation
mGsic ETC., Before leaving for their
homes the guests presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Pauley with a beautiful music
cabinet as a token of their we'll wish.
| es.
The entertainment al, the Congrega
tional church Friday evening by Miss
Estella Genevra Parker of Chicago
| was attended by a fair sized but ap-
preciativa audience Miss Parker Is
a reader and entertainer of a high
order and will be greeted with larg-
err audience should she ever come to
Earlville again.
Mrs. e. L. Cruise and baby of Dll-
buque arrived Saturday evening for
visit with relatives here and Man
chester.
Mrs. nthony Swindle nee Miss Ida
AlcCloud, former teacher in our pub
lie schools but now of Tacoma, Wash
ington, is visiting friends in this vi.
ciniAy this week
Miss Hazel Watt left Tuesday for
a months visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Lutz jr. OF Waterloo re-
turned to her home Saturday after a
short visit with relatives here.
The annual missionary festival OF
the Lutheran churches In this district
was held at Emmanuel Lutheran
church on Thursday Of last week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-05
, journal was business caller in gu

/, Io,rn., Voc h,cinass, cal,ar In orr
b,,,,a Fr,dav
M and Mrs cbr;s N,iesen and
cbi,dren were am f,,on, ntversv;l1a il
,nana sunday
Miss Emma Chairman is visiting at
| A,rorr south .nalota = thai home
NJ ber sista,r, Mrs q SAVAGE
The committe IN resol,hions nm the
death Of Mrs Fannie sRu,sb have sinh.
mitte.ii tho follow,np,!.
wbereas We .s mamhars os Min.
nehaba cbantar M a44 Order mast.
ern STAR 4 ra ca1lea ,non t. mourn The
death Of orr beloved sistar FANNIE
pmsh who when in health WAS r ,,,p,.
lar in attendance and ALWAYS, .rady
with cheerful spirit and willing hands
to discharge her duties as a t1,,e and
faithfu, member Of orr order there.
fore. he II resolved that tbus, the reap.
err comes, among ne fakes. those who
scan to ha MOST paa,ad IN 49,, ho,o
and community bears them ,,non the
long ionrnav from witch M +.ayaIa,
returns. we can still fopdsN remem,
Der them and keen their faces and
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-05
PROFESSOR OF ST.
COLLEGE.
JosEpH's

Local base ball. fans will be inter
ested in learning of the following
taken from the Dubuque Times-Journ'
a, regarding John Cetzmeyer of
Waverly, who held down the position
of left field on the local team during
the season of 1909:
Mr.. John Cretzmeyer, of Wayerly
Ia, has been elected member e. =. o. OF
the faculty of st. Joseph's college, thu
increased enrolment OF students max
ing the addition OF another teacher
Necessity.
i Mr.. Cretmzeyer is a graduate o.
s the class Of '09 of the college and Is
remembered as one Of the tl star foot
ball and baseball players Of tha'
season. He VS. also "a participant II
the oratorical contest of the yer o
his graduation, when his work VOL
; deserved recognition. Mr.. Cretzmey
err will teach special classes.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-05
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You will never have better
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-05
goes out to the bereaved relatives in
their sad affliction.
1.HoRPE.


R. R. Bowers was In Manchester on
business Friday.
Robert Teel and sister, Bertha, call
ea at the H. l.. Jeffris home Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Daisy called on Mrs.
W. White Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. a. o. Stone spent
Sunday with Will Smith and family.
ID. Sarks and daughter Kitty spent
Thursday at the H. A. Kane home in
Edgewood.
| Lester Pilgrim and lady friend spent
Sunday evening at the Till Martin
home.
Mrs. Fred schomock is spending
the week at the c. Schomock home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner and Mr.. and
4 Mrs. j. Kelly of Manchester spent
s,unday at the p. NJ. Smith home in
Thorpe.
Mrs. C. schomock and Mrs. F
Schomock called on Mrs. G. Stucc
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Olsen spent Sunday witt
her parents, sMr. and Mrs. j. Cham
: bers.
l d. D. Sarks and son, Howard
were in Manchester Saturday.
! Grandma Olsen of Elgin, Iowa. wa
called to Thorpe by the sad news O
: her grandson's Alvin O!sen's, deaf
It which occurred Thursday, Septembe
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-05
lMAisiol,NvILLE.

|! Joe. Moreland of Dyersylle was a
business visitor In this vicinity the
frs. of the week.
L Mrs. Margaret McGrath was CUES
of friends I'm Winthrop Wednesday.
II Mrs. H. N. May and son, Clarence.
were callers In Manchester Saturday.
Y Miss Bridget Maroney of Manches5
ter made. a visit with relatives in
town Sunday between trains.
X Rev. Father Lonergan' spent Thurs
day with friends in Farley.
L M. Lillis and sister, Ann. We're Sun
day guests Of relatives at Independ-
ence.
James Gleason and son. Harry, left
Monday for Wadena, Mimi, on bust
ness trip pertaining toland.
. Messrs. and Mesdames Gene and
James Mulyehill spent few days las
week visiting relatives at Farley.
Mrs. John eastman Of Mont left
Monday for Rochester, MINI. where
she will remain a few weeks receiv-
Ing course of medical treatment.
p. j. Nemmers who has been act
ing as drug clerk here during the
past two months severed his connec-
tton and dlparted for Chicago where
he will study dentistry.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Nelson
an1 Miss Lottie Thomas occurred on
last Wednesday at the home of the
bride. The newly marrid couple are
well and fayorably known in this To-
cality and they enter upon their we'd
dei Mfe with the best wishes of all
A number of friends were delight
fully entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. S. Griffin last Wednes-
day evening, the occasion being in
honor of their son, Carl, previous to-
his departure to Canada. The even
ing was spent principally in various
games and musical selections were
rendered at intervals. Refreshments
were served and all departed for their
homes very much pleased with the
happy event.
Mrs. James New passed quietly
away on last Tuesday after an ex-
tended illness of cancer. All that the
skill of physicians, kind and loving
hands could do were performed but
that everlasting disease conquered.
The funeral srvices were held Friday
a. o'clock at the home and burial
was made in the Manchester ceme-
terry. The sympathy Of many friends
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-05

ances necessary for the transmission of
light, heat and power through and along
said streets. highways, alleys andS public
places. said franchise to extend for the
period of twenty-five years and to be
governed by the statutes of the State OF
Iowa and the ordinances of said city re-
latine to the same?
2. Shall E. w. Hoag and his assigns
pc granted a franchise for a Heating.
iIiectlic Light and Power plant. includin ,
the authority to erect and maintain such
a pant IN said city and to use the
streets. highways. avenues, alleys and
public places in said city for the erre-
= tion ana maintenance of wires. poles
and other supports for wires and ali me-
cessary fixtures and appliances necessary
for the transmission of light, heat and
power through and along said streets,
highways, alleys and public places, said
franchise. to extend for the period OF
twenty-five years and to be governed lJy
the statutes of the State of Iowa and
the ordinances of said city relating to
i the same?
The polling places at said election will
pc as legally designated for the said gen.
erai election in the several wards.
The polls at said eletion will open al
O'Clock A. NJ and close at Z O'Clock
r. m. on said day.
4 Attest: A. d. Long.
/ Edw. Hruby, Mayor.
l Clerk. 4wks
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-05
]. c. TO ISSUE PASSES.

Beginning October 1, 1910, the Il
linois Central made change in its
pass system. After that date all engi-
,neers. firemen, conductors, brakemen,
station agents and operators in the
employ of the company for over five
and less than ten years receive an
nual passes, good on the division on
which they are employed. All trans
portation employees who have served
the railroad between ten and fifteen
years receive annual passes good on
the grand division where they are
employed. as between Chicago and
Omaha. Chicago nd Memphis or Mem
phis and New Orleans. All road en-
ployes who have been in service over
fifteen years are given annual pass
es for themselves and wives, good,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-05
coLEsBURa.

The melancholy days are coming.
| Work is progressing nicely on the
basement of the M. E. church. A
portion, of the wall is already laid.
| NJ. p. Hennessey OF Mancheste1
/! was in the city Thursday on officia
business. He was accompanied b,
his wife.
Mrs. Josephine CARRIER has re
turned to her home at Marble Rock
Iowa, after a pleasat visit at the
P. D. Peck home and with numerous
other relatives hereabout.
+ The next meeting of the Aid so
ciety will be held with Mrs. J. S
11th. Let all who can, please plar
Mreten Tuesday afternoon, October
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nobel and chill
,dren We're Sunday visitors at Elkport
P. d. Peck made an automobile trir
to Dyersville Thursday
S. W. Klaus and family were oven
from Earlville to spend Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ian
dis.
MIR. and Mrs Herman Brocl1meiel
have gone to Klemme. Iowa, for Wis
1t with relatives.
Mrs. Henry Wordehoff of Dyersyille
spent a part of the week here with
her mother. Mrs. w. S. Adams, who
is in poor health at present. Hei
many friends hope to hear of hel
complete recovery soon.
Miss. Helena Raffauf, who has nurs-
ed Fred Knee through siege OF
typhoid fever, returned to her home
in Dyersville Wednesday. She left
her patient convalescing steadily, q
fact Fred's friends will learn with
pleasure.
A. w. Rea and wife returned Tues
day from pleasant visit with rela.
tives at Manchester and Cedar Rap.
ids.
Mrs. Linn Moreland and Misses Ell
size Herman, BERTHE Moreland and Jen
ME Frey were Export callers Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Putt and chill
dren, Marie and Linus, were Sunday
visitors at Edgewood.
Miss Elsie Brockmeier has recently
returned from years sojourn in
California and Washington. She hat
a delightful time and was well pleas
ed with the country but still has a
warm place in her heart for good old
Iowa.
/ At the receit session of the German
! NJ. e. conference at Charles City
! Rev. l.. ]. Bremen was made district
superintendent of the Upper Iowa
district with headquarters at Charles
City. He expects to move Tuesday
His parishioners and friends regret
his departure as he has served the
pastorates of the Zion and Emmanuel
1 churches faithfully and we'll With
him and his family go the best wish
yes of all Colesburg friends. 1t is, not
known at this time who will succeed
Rev. Bremen at this point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hall of Web
ster are the guests of relatives and
friends in these parts.
Edward Hufsmith of Canton, South
Dakota. was the recent guest OF his
sister Mrs. James Knee.
DR.. NJ. E. Dittmer received a tele-
gram the first of the week calling
him to Spencer, South Dakota. in his
professional capacity. The Doctor re-
turned Friday.
Floyd A. Peet of the Edgewood
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-05
ONEIDA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcot spent several
days in Dubuque the past week.
Mrs. VIM. Martin OF Delaware spen.
Thursday at the s. 7. Knox home.
Mrs. CARGO was Manchester Wis
itor Friday.
Mrs. Bowman and children return
ed home from Maquoketa Wednesday
morning.
Miss Fern Sprague is assisting Mrs
j. B. Howe with her house work /.
Loren Bushnell returned home from
Albany. Oregon. Wednesday morning
where he has been visiting friends.
Mr.. D.. W.. Bushnell has bought 8
lot in Parker's addition and will build
la house.
( Mr.. Hubbell of Edgewood attended
the tent MEETINGS several evenings thu
past week
| Miss Bessie Haight of Ryan is
spending a few days with her brother