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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06

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IN Straf poa to Waaneoers 69ng-
iel, ban er ioemt for 5ornermelie
moo ben tpife screenings 6ormano,
in6ebol6t / ct 5tpffe ON Silorogel-
ierse / Selling. Suension baooe
Isrt Sogen gennem ale SnItanier;
men ben ienoerborgife giiiOoerrets
Dom par blepen itoofpitet al De
bsiere OomitoIe. Soension er oes-
u0en al 8iiio6erretten ioentt en-
Strof pna fire @aaneoers 5engiel
for 5ornermelie MOB en- 26itnort
ne0e / gnoen.
5 y9pbbsG-B oiten" ifrioer an'
oreas 8rou, Der ielp for nplig er
o.n6t biem ira ct tire Raaneoers
0pbol6 0eumiiniter, ON 5pens-
ions 5enesling:
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finger. man fan mgoe ON, bnao Dill
faor Ser bDoes 6anifs Sournaliter
nn0er ct 59ngielsopboIo. Sffe iaa
fan gonr me6 Sanfer ON, OF oBres-
iefan1er~ egeutlig fun er 6ribeoen
6ersoet, men eQers bar ale mulige
@efuemmeligbeoer. Set er en- ful0.
ftpn6ig 6eiltagelie. 8egrebet uGres-
iefange~ finoes iIet life iom noget
iprifilt / Greusisn. Ser er in0en
FOR Spngslet fun cen Slaes 6an-
ger. SeIpbeifeftigelien, Ser / Reg
len beoiIges, efter at @eofommen0e
/ f~iorten Gage bar giort 5angear-
bei0e. er noget, ser eoentuelt ogioa
beoilaes andre Sanger = 29sning,
til @fsempeI, for 6of Ser er oante
til 6oglig Spsiel - bois 6isie fan
og pil betaIe 0et 0agIige @e6erlag,
Der ifnI u0reoes til 6pngslet for
SelpbeifpftigeIien. 7et er 10 De
9ilfanr, ser aItio er 6leone bu0te
6nnife SournoIiiter berneoe. Men
en- Straf er eft 59ngieIsopboI6.
Glene ale 90 perionfige gompgeI-
fer, Ser fslger meo, sr noget. ser
sr graao 1.
S 6ortDifningspresien ms0er
man tiot ON en- 6anif S%ournaliits
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UNDER 4nfsrieIstegn. Ser ifaI 90.
reg Grin me6 oct. Hareit bar set
10 ogiaa. ON man fra 6en She
ofgere Sen Sag meo iligt.
Get er bog m~eningsleIt at tale ON
9fartDrium / oenne 5orbinoelie.
On cen Man6 berneoe bar 0et mao
ife finnet BRIGGS. Men lige iaa
oiit er oct, at Ser er mere Wsrfe
ooer 0en 8i0, Der tilbringes / ct
preusiif 6engiel, at Sen / neiten
ale 0faa0er er iperere emo nogen
dnOen. Oct bar enbuer, ser bar flo
! 5engiel, erfaret, oct oil He-
S0ension MI ogiaa faa at
fgle. Samti0ig oil ban BOG ogiaa
haa Of fsle, 6pilfea StDrfe ser er l.
.aanOelig taft, at Ieoe miot / lit
Golf settle at oioe fig / Samfuno
med Oct, Of6e. at ielp fife 5engielg-
ulugeas fan itpnge ferlige 5anfer
aOe. Gniom6eo efterlaoer ogiaa lpie
Surnp = Sanif 3elisionsnnoers
s 9orup / gnrn9s Sogn
II Der / ilere @ar life bIeoet me6-
,eIt 9srnene Religionsun0eroisning
oct oanife Sprog. Selo @srn al
6orpl0re 6ar mo0toget noe.
uffen6e inf ltn0erpisning.
I'll 1. Ipril bette 5oraar er Der
fgfse uSiem0al~ ifet zen 5orau.
ring bette M1~isfor6olo, i0et Be fle-
tt 8crn Ser ben Dag be9DnOte De-
es Stofegang, oil moOtage oanif
Notwithstanding.
Saa oiot oioes, er ser for t6
Berns geofommenoe fr9oet 0anif
1nOerpisnine, fun inf for eet
Barns 8eofommen0e.
Nnanitenbors. st CDerfalo.
rEbbpit.) % en- asbmnn0 fra BEL
Senoag @ften ben 10.
april bapoe fulgt i'm 9rooer til
sgnoerborg og par paa 8eien 6iem,
5srte ban ueo Salpnitioen ! 0Gr-
6eoen al Bro en- aarl ifGloe no
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06

oag ben 10. April uOferes Ser Ell
oaglig Oampifibsforbin0elie ira
Rome til groboneoet % ira Bro
bope0et on goqnforbinOeIie tilSfer-
bpf. 0ette 6oreta9enoe ioerfi9t-
tes efter 6orIpoen0e al ct Selifab
pon Some, iom iaen ii9es at itaa
/ Sor6in0elie meo 9nfoIfsS elifnbet.
Get er ogiaa Meningen, at Craft.
fen til 2ofolf / Sommer ifal no
feres ooer Sfprbef. 9igeleoes me.
ner man at faa Boitbei6rgeIien til
Rome ooer Sfprbpf.
S~abersleu. SfbbrnS % Cber-
ioBmmelIe. Onsone aften ben 10.
9priI oeo Ottetioen begpnote Ser
at fal0e en- milo, Ingte Hegn, oe
6oIf, iom fer0eoes pan 8uoen,
9lp0eoe Iig cber, at Sen fom ian
iepnt men in6en fort 9to begpnote
Regnen, bIanSet meo itore 6agI, at
ifpne neo, iaa Solf mnotte fIpate
ino / 5orItuer og Borte. SenbeS ct
9pnrters Si0 site Reonen neo /
Stremme, og Genoeitene, ia belle
BaSer meo bleo I'll rioenoe Bdn0.
b9ffe.
@nfeGte Ste0er opTtoo mart Oper-
IoemmeIie, iaale0es / S~toreeo0e
omtrent no for Bln6sQnoe. Ser
mootte 8oIf op / GeItergaoe for
at fomme ooer set oprite.
3 Soaterga6e lob Stueeta9en i
en- 9eoprtning, Iom Iigaer paaSior.
net al MoItrupoei fuIot At set noro.
ira fommenoe gon6.
gaa Ringgaoe mantte man / ct
enfelt 6us Die gono belt til ben-
.oe0 81. II. ga aploeren par lsben
fuIo.
Ge falifc Simarfit1ffcr Gate
NOT. Som meo0elt iiSit bIeo ser
til en- Suseier og MISUNDERSTANDING
poa 9Ioiteret inoIeoeret to Simarf.
itpffer. ION ban antog FOR At pore
falife. 0n oct enc BAR bIeOet flIo.
it9n0ig boi0t iom ct 50.Bennings.
Itpffe, meoens oet anoet par peO at
antuge iamme 5aroe. bporfor ban
oiite 0et tiq6nee. "a ban life FIJI.
ifeOe, boor ban bapOe facet set
ferite ira, ienote ban set til Rigs.
banfen, iom bar eritattet BAN Set.
oa set par Pgte nof.
Zen boioe 5arOe ifnI set 6ape
foaet PED at fomne / gersring meo
SOlbpl. airfeligt galg. Ssn.
oos Sen 10. april. galg at lire
Observation-Disclosures 8olgte,
ben1ol0sOis aenpnIgte. bIeo SIR.
at SoIb6. g. Rosien al
Sol6pf @arf. Soban 5esien at
@ils69f Marf % g.. G6riitianien
Of Ssninnp Morf, ale oo6e 6anife
Npn6. Der bleo nfeioet 81 Stem.
mer paa Dem.
Gf Spiferne par ingen ms6t.
Oct er MI treble Gang, oe life bar
OeIta9et / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Eli ~6lensbore apis" Fri
peg | ben anIe0ntne: Oct afgiDne
Stemmetal fun0e babe o9ret itsr-
re: en- Del at De tilIte0ebPrenoe
Bplgere un6loo at afgfne oeres
Stenme, 0a De ina, at Der ingen
.1ooitan0ere pnr meot. Sligt buroe
life lie; oe nalete bar nof oPro at
Dalgt meo BET iterite milige
INITIAL Stemmer. 0esuoen fun6e
2igegpGoigbeoen let beuirfe, at De
mere ileie tRnfte: "a 6ertne eler
BIN life onI9er, Far ieg beler life
og ianleOes gioe Slsibeoen
2(oqong til Dor R9ffer.
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Isl. ap.) 5orleoen Gag afgif Gm.
Sogns ploite SnObpggef,
Mime Biiggnaro peb DOZEN ! en- I'll
ser al rieelig 81 aor. Sun bar
oeret uolminoefig raft og rsrig,
inotil bun for en- rtges Sio Iioen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06
MsSbims. N9stet goietteliestil'

JtBuulHB' VHBtet OUT0''e1feD''4
la6elfe. f5l. glp.) On pngre Wono
her poa ggnen, Der aateoe at gifte
fla, bar al Mmtsforitnn0eren faaet
|Meo6elelie ON, at bans ani6gning
ON Observation-Disclosures bar az
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06
Gmmerlcp sOgn. 6sj alSer.

ShtAtNNANp ~~1"F ~
Isl. ao.) 5orleoen Gag afgif en-.
merfep Sogns ploite SnObpggef.
annc gngeoaro peb D60en ! en- al-
ser al rieelig ga aar. Sun bnr
upret uolminoelie raft og rsrig,
inotil bun for en- 11ees Sio fioen
beo ipg. Snotil for en- 2-3 aor
ffoen bar bun boet | S6nOer Seiers-
lep, men on flptteoe bun ben til
en- Sen, Der Dor | gmmerleD, bpor
bun far ppret De iioite aar.
Soqnets pIoite apinoe er MI
Nifoline 8jernifop, Der bar fplot
90 Mor, men life bes minore er
Iaa raft, at bum life Blot Dor enc,
men ogiaa ielo beierger fine gp'
9rinber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-06

sfrrbaf. GurbinSelisn meS @omb.
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07
SANK STOCKHOLDERS MEET.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Delaware County State
|bsnk was held last Monday evening.
Over 800 Of the 1000 shares of the
institution were represented at the
meet. All Of the directors were
reelected with the exception OF M.
H. Wnliston, who declined reelection.
3. B. Stiles was chosen in his place.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07
PIONEER MANCHESTER MER.i
CHANT PASSES AWAY
WHILE ON A VISIT!
HELD HERE MoNDA'
Delaware County state Bank Stock
holders Hold Annual Meet
Ing Monday Night.
! DEATH OF W. s. JONES.

His friends here were surprised to
learn of the death of w. S. Jones,
which occurred Friday, December End
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Chas. B. Baumgartner at Cedar Ra-
pids.
Mr.. Jones was one of the pioneer
business men of this city. He came
here in 1868 and was engaged in the
furniture and undertaking business
hero for over twenty-seven years, part
OF the time alone but for greater
part Of the time as member of the
firm Of Torrey & Jones. He disros-
ed Of his business interests here sev-
eral years ago and since then has Hv-
ed in retirement, His last illness was
Of short duration and his death came
quite Unexpectedly to the members Of
his family. He had suffered a slight
Illness for about ten days but 1t was
not considered serious by himself or
those about him. He suffered an
acute attack OF pneumonia on Friday
and passed away a few hours later.
/. Walter Scott Jones was born June
~. 1887 at Darien, Wisconsin. He was
united in marriage with Elizabeth
Finch on November 8, 1861. To
them was born one child, Alta NJ.
Baumeartner, who resides at Cedar
Rapids. Mrs. Jones preceded her hus-
band In death on January %, 1905. Mr..
Jones is survived by one brother, Am
brose Jones Of Dalton, Wisconsin. The
remains were brought here on Mon
day and short funeral service was
held at the Congregational church,
Rev. J. F.. Moore officiating. Inter
ment was made at Oakland cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Baumgart-
ner accompanied the remains from
Cedar Rapids.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07
John >Mulvehill of Masonyille Wis
tied with friends here Friday.


tied with friends here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hoyt have
returned from visit to Chicago.
Geo. w. Durham went to Colora.
do last Friday evening on business.
Miss Anna Mactaron of Waterloo
visited with friends here Sunday.
Harry Drew went to Chicago
Monday afternoon on business trip.
Attorney H. F. Arnold was a
business visitor in Earlville Saturday.
Hugh D. Jones attended the Live
Stock Show held at Chicago Last
week.
Mrs. ]. ]. Goen and son Edwin
visited with friends in Dubuque Sat
urday.
Forest Sullivan Of Cascade was an
over Sunday visitor with, friends in
this city.
Mrs. Louise Sanders Of Indiana
is visiting with relatives and friends
IN this city.
Miss Verna King went to Dyers.
Vile Friday afternoon for a few days
,isit with friends.
Mrs. H. w. Graves Of Mason
City visited here last week with rel
atiyes and friends.
r. N. Warner of Lewiston, Mon
9ana, Is a guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Reed.
Mrs. Clayton Smith Of Wayne,
illinois, visited here last week at
me R. D. Graham home.
Miss Annette Tush Of Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, is visiting here
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. George Y. Keiser enter
Gained a company of friends at six
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening.
Miss Effie Cummings of Coggon
visited here last week at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Commerford.
Miss Ruby Long was in Earlyille
Wednesday visiting at the home of
ner grandmother, Mrs. s. T. Carpen-
Ter.
Miss Frances Lawman returned
-ast week from Detroit, Michigan,
where she has been visiting with
Hiss Madge Pentony.
Fred Hruby returned to Chey-
enne. Wyoming, Friday morning, con-
Guiding few weeks visit with rela-
ives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Allen went
% Cedar Rapids last week for an ex-
sended visit at the home of their
laughter, Mrs. A. s. Hart.
Mrs. H. w. Lawrence of Waver-
y visited here the latter part of last
week at the home Of her parents, Mr..
Ind Mrs. S. A. Steadman.
-Chas. Hoag, who has been visit
ing with relatives and friends here for
the past two weeks, returned to his
home at Charlotte, Michigan, Friday.
Mrs. Earl A. Davis and her chil-s
1ren leave Saturday of this week for
Wray, Colorado, to join Mr.. Davis,
who has located there. He has enter
I'd the employ of the Wray Rattler,
an enterprising newspaper of that
place. The climate agrees with him
md he will probably remain there.
The best wishes of their Manchester
'riends accompany this family to
heir new home.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07
oEtAysARE COUNTY HAWkEvE
Il HIGHWAY ASeociArioN.

{.
= The council rooms In this. city were
well filled last Saturday with support
ery ot the .Hawkeye Hishway.' pro
posed good road for vehicles from
Dubuque 70 Sioux City. Capt. J.. e.
Merry was elected president end DR..
H. N. Bradley. secretary Of the meet
ing.
Ten of the gentlement present will
attend the. Waterloo meeting. next
"Wednesday. December 2.
The question Of sod roads was
fully discussed ana there is no aues.
tion bit that Delawsre county, will do
her full share In the consstuction and
maintenance OF the Havksye High
way through cosfins Grove. Delaware.
Oneida and Bremen towsshfps. AN
those In, attendance at this meeting
were enthusiastically in favor Of the
snserprise.
The following officers were elected:
. PFsadent-pe. H. N, Bradley. Man
chester.
vicss president John Rose, Ooftins
Grove township. e. =
yice'prssisent-John Hetheinstop.
ue'swase township. s, ~
Vice president-Jannes Reeder, One.
'ds tosnship 10 Y
vics president, II. q. venfleet. Bres:
'nen, township..s
secrssssy- p. a: rouns, Nanehes
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07

Iotai.. ...,... :. ....$3, 154, ,963.49
The average. reserve of all the
banks of the county at the date Of
the call was 10 per cent, while the
reservesof the Manchester banks was
23.42 per cent. Manchester had As.
per cent. of the total deposit of the
county and about 81 per. cent Of the
total oyef-draft. 1t is worthy Of
note that neither Greeley nor Oneida
had an overdraft on their; books.
Delaware county people are good
borrowers as we'll as money-sayers.
This is~evidenced by the fact that
less than 3 per cent. Of the total
bank deposits have not been reloan-
ed. The remaining amount could be
easily loaned if it was thought advis-
able and the banks could easily loan
up to their limit if it were good bust
ness to do so.
If the condition of the banks can
be taken as an indication of the coun-
try's general state of health, Della
ware county is surely not badly in
need of doctor just at the present
time.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07
osAeE HIGH SCHOOL BURNS.

The lincoln High school at Usage,
Iowa.. was totally destroyed by fire
Last Thursday afternoon at $3.50. A
strong northwest wind made all at
tempts to check the flames futile.
The flames had practically covered
the roof when discovered. A panic
was created among the students and
especially on the second floor. Some
narrow escapes occurred in getting
entire contents Of the building We're
out. but none were badly hurt. The
DESTROYED. The loss is $4,000. IN
surance $1,000.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07
DISTRICT COURT
NOW in SESSION
REGULAR DECEMBER TERM
BEGAN MONDAY MORN.
Va ING. ~
ERIN is PleIlstD
ports This Mernins and
Of Jury casss
start.

ware county District Court
Monday and today began
..ial of the case Of ReaSdon sE
.,rmitage. This is a Jury tris1 and
the attorneys made their opening
statements to the jury this afternoon
The term promises to be an extend
ed .one as a large number Of cases
have been set for trial 4.
Assignment Of Cases.
Tuesday, December 8.
Jessie Roerden VS.. Henry ATmatage.
Thursday, December 9Th,
Estate OF George F. Sheldon. -
Monday, December 18th.
Anderson vs.. Sonnema. ..
Bush VS.. Carrigan.
Dunlap VS.. Hennessey. IL
Liebrenz VS.. w. A. Lang & Co.
Hamblin vs.. Given.
Phelps VS.. Grimes.
Muehe & Som VS.. Potts.
Thorpe VS.. G. G. w. Ry. Co.
Diggins VS.. Sutton.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the school board was held on Monday
evening.
Moved by Lindsay, and seconded by
Smith that the schools close on the
evening Of December 23rd, for the hol
iday %acation, to open again on the
9Th day Of January.
The resignation Of E. B. Stiles as
secretary ito take effect on January
l. 1911. was read. Moved by Lindsay,
and seconded by Richardson that the
resignation be accepted. NJ. ]. Yoran
was then elected secretary TO fill the
vacancy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Maley return
ed to their home at Dubuque Friday
afternoon, concluding few days Wis
it at the home of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Maley.
While dehorning cattle last Sat-
urday afternoon John Robertson was
struck just below his right eye by
the horn of an animal he was work
ing with. An ugly wound was inflict-
ed and six stitches We're required in
dressing it. He barely escaped loos-
ing it.
Mrs. w. H. Long departed for
Beatrice Nebraska, Thursday evening,
where she will visit at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Bradley.
Mrs. Long was accompanied by her
granddaughter Miss Bernice Bradley,
who has been visiting in this city for
some time.
There will be some exceptionally
good films at the Model Theatre dur
ing the coming week. On Wednesday
evening, December 2, Abraham Lin
coins Clemency," will be presented
and on Monday evening, December 12,
Into the Jaws of Death" These films
are not alone very interesting, but
are educational as we'll.
Hon. j. w. Miles and daughter,
Miss Idell Miles, have returned home
after an absence of about two
months. Mr.. Miles spent the entire
time at the home of his son, B. ].
Miles, at Harrah, Oklahoma. Miss
Miles. after a visit at her brothers
home at Harrah, went to New York
City by boat from New Orleans. She
spent several weeks with relatives in
New York City and Boston, returning
home by way of Chicago. She went
to Waterloo to meet her father and
both arrived home Saturday.
One Of the lights on the automo
bile owned by Joseph Bernard Of Hop
kinton exploded last Friday evening
while he was on his way home from
Cascade. The light had gone ou-
and Mr.. Bernard was in the act o.
rehghting it, when the gas that ha6
accumulated in the lamp exploded
and badly burned his face and eyes
1t was thought at first that the sigh
in both eyes might result but it i!
now thought he will recover.
In honor of the return of Mr.. Al
bert Maley and his bride from Buffa
10. New York. Niagra Falls, Ontari,
and Queenstown, Canada, Mr., ant
Mrs. ]. S. Maley pleasantly entertain
ed forty invited guests at reception
at their home Wednesday evening
Cards, music and various games wer
indulged in after which a two cours
supper was served, table decoration
being Of simlax, carnations and chry
santhemums. Many beautiful gift
were given the young couple in kind
est remembrance of high esteem i
which they were held. Among QUITO
town guests were Mrs. @. Kinsella,
Miss Salome Kinsella and G. Larso
LOT Dubuque. Xxx.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07

Rip Van Wrinkle (Joe Jefferson's
edition) by ]. Emerson Nye. . the .
great humorous and dramatic enter
tainer, will be presented at the City
Hall December IA for the benefit Of
patriotic work of the Woman's' Relief
Corps. Mr.. Emerson comes highly
recommended by the pubNc and press.
1t is play that is clean. moral. pleas
ing. instructive. entertaining and ef.
fective. Every man. woman and child
should attend and learn sosnethinE
OF the man who slept for 20 yeafs.
Admission, Is and Is cents. 1
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07
ADDITIONAL JURORS SUMMON.

So many turymen presented excu1
es that the court was obliged TO o.
der the lsummoning of the followin
additional jurymen to fill the panel:
J. A. Billmeyer, Bremen.
Richard. Sherlock, North Fork
Robert Barr, Prairie.
Ben Holthaus. Colony.
]. Stewart. Richland. :
H. ]. New, Coff,ns Grove.
j. s. Jones, Delaware.
w. H. Hull, North Fork.
], w. strader. Colony.
E. F. Mulvehill, Coffins Grove.
Joseph Thurn. Honey Greek.
Joseph Dittmer, Bremen.
NJ. Kramer, Colony.
( Nick Kirsch, South Fork.
Geo. Brookmeyer. Colony.
B. T. Saunders. Delhi.
Tom Parkinson, Elk.
Fred Porteous. Prairie.
R. Pinch, Delaware.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07
GROCERY STOCK SOLD.

On Saturday last deal was closed
whereby the Geo. W. Storey grocery
stock was sold to w. H. Lafferty &
co. The store was opened Monday
and the business, will be continued in
Its present location. Lafferty & Co.
VIII conduct both of their stores for
the present at least.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07
x. P's. ELECT OFFICERS.

The annual election Of officers OF
hyperion Lodge, K. of p, was held
Monday evening. The rank of knight
was conferred upon two candidates,
followed by supper. The following
officers We're elected for the coming
year:
NJ. j.. Yoran-c. 6.
H. G. seeds-v. c.
7. N. Arnold -Prelate.
Chas. Bunker-M. A.
A. C. Philipp-M. of E.
W. H. Magin-K. of R & S.
L. Matthews, jr.-I. G.
]. F. McEwen-O. G.
c. A. Peterson-Trustee.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07
! 'MRe. ME-. COSTING.

As. N. E."Gpsdnx died ct her
'hpa'e IN THE ctty last Saturday. De.
cemser 3. 1870 She u survived by
Z husband eaX one daughter. The
renane were taken to her former
homo Il u Mars. Iowa. Monday ev-
enlng for burial.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07
ProbSte.

Trusteeship Of Anna q. Sands. Re-
port Of w. T. Cole, trustee, approved.
Trustee discharged and bond exoner.
ated. IN
= Trrcteeship OF Nellie Sellens. Final
report Of trustee approved and tr,n-
tee directed to settle with administrar
trix Of estate Of Nellie seliens on
basis Of such report
Estate OF Margaret Murray. FINAL
discharged and bonds exonerated.
report approved. ADMINISTRATORS
discharged and bonds reieqsed. /.
Estate of Matthias Haasis. Supple
mental final report approved. Adj
ministratrix discharged and bond ex-
onerated.
Trusteeship Of Anna b. Sands. Fin,
al report Of trustee approved. "a
Estate of Merrill Hollenbeck. Nnaa
report approved. Administrators die,
charged and bond exonerated.
Estate of Jessie Hooker. Hearing
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07

-Mtss Frances Keyes. who has
been visiting with relatives and
tfHends here. returned to her home
at Omaha, Nebraska, Thursday morn
ing.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07

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On Friday evening. December g..
the second preliminary contest will be
stvcn In the high school assembly
room at . p. ms Tho following pro
gram VIII be given.
Hand Car No. 4l2."-- Margaret
Jones. u.
Cinderella Nner-Dorothy Keyes.
eStubby's J. Banquet,@Luche No.
durft.
"The Gap''-JeAnette Ferris.
IAN Afternoon, in q Hote, Room
Amy Ram.
"The Man wnhoN a Country
Tohn GILLIAN.
Engineer Connee's son-Hasel Chap
man
William. PITTS or.tion-Aletha Gil.
psbsss.
Resolved. that . graduated income
tax with an exemption Of incomes be.
low 5000 per annum, would be a
desirable modification oe our present
system OF taxation: Affirmative
Roger Wplcott. Margaret Dittmer,
Kate Jones: negative. Helene Fish
er. Glenn Smith and Mary Gates.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07

HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE
House and 26 lots in village Of Della
ware. Enquire at this office.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-12-07
A,oA SCHOOL NOTES.

In an Interesting program given In
the Hisa. school assembly room before
q large and -sppfeciatiye audience.
Harvey Hempstesd. MAbie Munson
and Luel!a Cook won places on the
tindt debxie. IN the declamatory
context Mise Inest walker. Miss Haz.
d Adams, Miss Dorothy Munaon and
Miss zAzel Evans, were the successful
contestants out Of q ,caass Of seven.