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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
MANCHESTER TO HAVE A sALAR
led BALL TEAM.

The warm weather of the past
month has again aroused the base
ball fans OF this city to action. The
baseball association through its III.
nance committee consisting OF B.
Clark, w. Hutchinson and ]. ]. Goen
have been soliciting funds to put the
team on sound financial basis. On
Monday the committee raised abou:
$4,000 by the subscription. method
and the committee believe that at
least $4,000 additional can tie OBJ
tanned, With this amour to start the
season it is believed that Manches
ter can have winning team this sea
J son. 1t is planned to have the sea
son open about the 18th OF June and
continue for about three months.
Manager Grems has received q
large number OF applications from
base ball players throughout this sec
ton who wish to sign a contract with
the local club. among whom are the
following: Dick Burke, Manchester,
Iowa, catcher; c. R. Robbie. Mt. Car,
roll, Illinois. pitcher: Frank Busch
Chicago. Illinois. infleld; E. j.. Lee
man, Truman. Minnesota, infield
Ledge Free. Manning. Iowa, in.ield;
IRA Bratteto. Humboldt, Iowa. pitch.
er; Frank Ball. Chicago, Illinois,
pitcher; curley Davis. Coon Rapids.
Iowa. pitcher; P. Garzee, Calmar,
Iowa. infielder; L. s. Parke. Ames,
Iowa. inflelder; Win Cobb, Indepen-
dence. pitcher; Limea Mo.lenhoff,
Stanton. Iowa, catcher; v. D. Rich.
ards. Stanley. Iowa. infielder: Otto
Fuelling. Farmersb,lrg, Iowa. pitcher;
H: E. Strawbidge, Maquoketa, Iowa,
infielder; Helmuth. Preuss. volga
City. Iowa, infielder; Roy Wa,dren,
Winnebago City, Minnesota. pitcher;
John A. Funk. Iowa City. Iowa. in
fielder; s. Hill, Waterloo, Iowa, in
fielder; Francis Rodgen, Waterloo,
Iowa. infielder; H. E. Klaus, Triro-
II. Iowa, pitcher: J. L. Beebe. De-
troit, Michigan. pitcher: ]. c. Kopey.
Shelby. Nebraska. pitcher: Herman
Williams. scotchterg. Indiana, in.
fielder; John, Kretzmeyer. waverly,
Iowa. outfielder; Hans schoenauer.
Guttenburg. Iowa, catcher, and
George Rogers. Monticello, Iowa. in.
fielder. .'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
acolsssuRe.


Fred Flenniken CT Edgewood is
teaching the spring term in District
No. ], Mallory township.
Thos. F.. Mccoy representing the
firm of Harser ard Rllsh of Dubuque
was looking after business interests
here Tuesday. 50
ltttfMiss Custa Craig is at home from
fFayette to spend the spring vacation,
Colesburg people will learn with re
grst, 81, the, death ct w. e. Peddow
WHICH occurred last :gThMsday at his
home in, Whukon. Fhs4death r. suited
lfroaa brief illness with acute pneu.
Emohia. ~ He +. survived; by his wife
and several children, also one broth.
FER IT. 4. Reidow 81 Caledonia, Min.
n asS set -s,Sa
6 Asses4aso4 Reddoys nee Lucy Gar
ber paRsej away very suddenly Frida
morning at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Brown. north of town. Mrs.
9eddow had pqt hees in. robust healtl
,tor .7,H,;e time' being sufferer from
diabetes and hear. touble. She had
seen feeling more Poorly than usual
for several days. In the early morn.
Ing Friday s3me member ct the
family went to her room and found
that she had passed away. She was
of a kindly disposition ever ready to
help these in need and will be sadly
missed in the, home and community.
j: r., O'Neal anr family were over
from Edgewood to spend Sunday with
his parents.
Mrs. M. E. Dittmer spent a part of
the week with relatives and friends
in the Dairy City.
Fred Knee, Hwoard Dittmer and
Tom Moreland students CT the U. l..
U. are spending the spring vacation
with home folks.
Mrs. George Lee and son Robert E.
who have been spending the winter
with relatives here. departed Monday
for their home in Edgely, South Dako
ia. Mrs. Lee was accompanied HON
by her sister, Miss Fannie Moreland,
who will spend the summer with her.
Misses Marie Grimes and Lillian
Dittmer have returned to Mt. Vernon.
after spending q weeks vacation with
home friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George SAMPSON and
Miss. Annie Sampson went to Chicago
Monday to witness the graduation of
their brother, Herman Sampson. from
the department CT veterinary sur
gerry
Henry Wordehoff of Dyersyille was
a caller in the burg Fiday.
Mrs. David Moreland waspleasantly
surprised last Thursday evening. The
occasion of her 57th birthday by
about sixty of her friends and rela-
tives who called at her home to Gel
citrate the event. A jolly time is re-
ported.
Inc Dox Social given Friday even
ing under the auspices of the High
school was decided success both
socially and in financialwayy. The
proceeds were something better than
sixteen dollars and will be used in
purchasing dictionary and other sur
plies for the school.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30

Methodist Episcopal.

| I :
The meetings continue to grow in
interest and coed results have al
ready been secured; many have ask
ed prayers and number have bow
ed at the altar Of Conservation to
the Master.
The attendance on Sabbath was
the best on like occasion for a
long time and the children's meeting
on Monday was also very large.
Miss Waterman is not only very
pleasing. but very convincing speak
er and is certainly making good with
the people os NJ Manchester.
The subjects OF the evening ser.
v'nss will be as follows:
Wednesday. 1880 p. m. A Cry Fo,
Help.
Thursday. 1880 p. m. Three Com.
mands.
Friday. 7:so>p. m. A Desert Ex
perience.
Sabbath. 1890. Why Walk Ii
Gods Way. III
Sabbath. 1880. A Victorious Life.
Meetings for boys and girls will BIZ
held on Wednesday and Friday at
p. M, the subject Wednesday win b,
Directions" and on Friday lou,
Gift to Jesus" Tickets Of admission
to these talks may be obtained from
the pastor.
Numerous requests have been mad
1sthat Miss Waterman remain over ne.
week, but no announcement can b.
made at this time.
! The story of her conversion tot
on Sunday night was an effort worth
of the splendid character which ha
4 come to Miss Waterman since. sh
as a school girl yielded herself I.
the Master.
A 1t revealed to us the pathetic los
!, to the nplift of humanity and t
i those who will not give themselve
to Christ's service Of the rejection G
& the massage. Many and feryent al
the prayers that many may yield I
Christ before these meetings come
: a close.
= All Christian people are cordial
J invited to assist by their present
and in other ways. A special In,
: tation is extended to those wi
have no adequate hope In the futu
life to come and hear the messal
and to become seekers after the hie
u est and best things. XXX
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
Always There.

4 II all who COUNT themselves happy
were to tell. very simply, what it was
that brought happiness to them. the
others would see that between sor-
row and Joy the difference is but as
between gladstone. enlightened &C.
eeptance Of life and a hostile, gloomy
submission; between large and har-
monious conception Of life and one
that is stubborn and narrow.-Maeter.
unck.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
A waterless Bath.

''What do you Think" said the man
curious. II cleaned my face to-day
with a vacuum cleaner. It Just takes
the skin and pulls 1t SO you can hard
" get away. The man who operates
one told me that he went over his
face and clothing every night when
he got through his.work and felt as
fresh as a daisy. or course. he takes
of the thing he uses for floors and
walls. believe I'll start fad-tak'
ing waterless baths. .
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
e:hlnese .Eloatinn. Hotel.

A floating hotel is to be established
in China The vessel will have three
decks. the lower being arranged for
dining, billiard. smoking and card
rooms. The main deck will contain a
drawing room and "a bedrooms, each
with full-sized bath and dressing
room. while the upperdeck, or spar
deck. has been arranged as prone
made.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
eaRLvILLE.

Mrs. Harry Staehle was pleasantly
surprised by the membes OF the
Young Ladies society who met uman.
nouBced at .tHe home u her mother.
Mrs. o. COUSINS, / on Saturday evening
Refreshments We're served and jolly
time was spent. Mira. staehle was
presented witlb.a souyenier spoon as
a token. of the esteem. The gather
ing was farewell to Mrs. Staehle.
wlN with her husband leaves next
VEGA to make their home on a
homestead near Philip. South Dakots
This best wishes of their friends go
with them,
Miss Gustae Williams returned Sat
urday evening from Gilman. Iowa. she
has spent the winter! at the home Of
hsr brother John.
Mr.. and MS. Heny Peters of Wood
lCenter spent Sunday at the Stumpf
home.
The Frank McCaffrey sale south Of
town was largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. H: A. Tobie were Du-
buque visitors Thursday.
James McCauley of Greeley tran
lsacted business in town Thursday. 4,
Mrs VIM. EIDE and daughter Annie
4 left Thursday for Courtney, North pa
tkota, to spend the summer with
Arthur Eide.
4 Mrs. Alec Prentice was Manches
| ter visitor Wednesday.
y Miss Freda Boch was Dubuque Wis
I itor Thursday.
]. Miss Lille Binping spent Wednes
day And Thursday Of last week a
Hpworth.
Nh and Mrs. VIII swindel an.
hab Of Ryan are visiting at the Va,
Fleet home.
, Bertha stulnpf was a Dubuque pas
senger Saturday.
II The Easter services in the varlou
churches were well attended. TIL
churches were prettily decorated. tt
o. d. s. attended the services at tn
: Congregational church in a body.
II A class Of nine will be confirmed
: the Lutheran church next Sunday.
Mrs. G.. A.. Liebe was passenge
to Dubuque Thursday.
s. w. Klaus was in Chicago la.
week purchasing summer goods.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
Suicide Facts.

According to compilation recently
published, there were 7,643 suicides in
Prussia in 1908. The most remarkable
point about the statistics is that there
We're more suicides in summer than in
winter. 1t appears. according to tho
figures, that people have the least in
clinationtt to quit this life on Saturday
and Sunday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
FIRST THUNDERSTORM.

The first thunderstorm of the
season visited Manchester and vicin-
ity on Friday evening and Saturday
morning. The rain has made the
grass turn green and the weeds have
begin to grow. >. ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
Charged With Fraud In Russia and
Manslaushter in Spain. 80

Interview OF the two Ambassadors.
Some months ago. as our readers
may remember. we referred in these
columns 70 the great scandal caused
in st. Petersburg, and In Russia geneI
ally. by asnOted Banker who abscond
ed, leaving "a deficit of over FIVE mil
lions Of rubles. s.
The Russian Foiice sought for him
for a long time In vain, for 1t seems
he had not left trace of his flight,
and the continued search over ,Eu.
rope and America proved unavailing.
Yesterday, however q Spanish In
spector accompanied by two officers
from Scotland Yard and acting under
instructions Of the Spanish Ambassa-
dor. who had previously interviewed
the Home Secretary arrested him on
his way from the Hotel where he was
staying. to the Steamship office. It
seems that 1t was his evident inten-
ton to take passage for New York.
From information received by the Am,
bassad0r, he had been In hiding In
Spain. where he lived with a woman
and with his daughter. A few days
before arriving In London he had
quarelled with another Russian, who
was MORALLY wounded by revolver
shot during the scuffle. and who on
" lived long enough to denounce
his assailant. \
In an interview with the Russian
Ambassador. 1t seems that the name
he had been using in Spain, and
which he gave on being arrested was
not his real name, Manasseina being
simply an alibi, but after comparing
the prisoner with photographs in his
possession. the Russian Ambassador.
ecognizeds him as, Alexander Demidof
ttie crimiIf Banker who eleped with
5 millions fpf rubles; he is q native, of
st. PeteTsbtrg. e, widpwes,a4s years
old. with IN only daughter. when .bs
left n Spein on escaping from: that
On befrss arrested, two Of Man3s-
seina's OH Alexander Demidoff port.
manteaus were seized but although
strictly searched nothing but person
al effects were found in them, An
spite Of which. the, Russian Ambee.
sador declares that prisoner ought Ia
have several million rubles some
where, II 9tfssE ~, .,tisa 1t)fl-fs 2 ~
The Russian and Spanish Ambassa
doris conferred vest rdaXs evening as
to whether the prisoner. should ,,,bt
conveyed 10 Spain or To Russia, Nnnd
after an Interview rwithathe Home
| Secretary and Id aecpI dance Iitl
the extraditien treaty seY NnglaAJ
Russia and Spain. 1t was agreed tina
the prisoner should be conveyed t,
Spain to stand his trial for man
slaughter. and that only after hi
trial can the Russian Government as
], Spain, through diplomatic channels
for his extradition
AS will be seen Mr.. wolcott Is 81
'tfered 100000 for his aid in this mai
4 ter but, he states that his bushes
requires so much of his attentio
now that heecannot spare the tim
Ito cross the water for the fortune s
,1magnaminiously offered him. He
authorizes us to say however that
!; will give any enterprlsing person WI
desires it. the above opportunity. an
!. only asks 10000 Of the total SUI
COLLECTED as, his Sommission for tur
'ssIing the eal.exer, in you want
Z speak early as he Will doubtless |
7 sswanped With applications.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
Room Pap.fed with stamps.

Room Papsfed With stamps.
Richard Sharp Of the Jubilee stamp
house. North Rersted, .,Bognor. has
been collecting postage stamps for A
years. He has an entire room papered
with them and festoons of stamps
hang across the room. There are about
five million stamps in all and their
face value is 9sO.O00.- London Eve.
ming Standard. 4
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
Iruth raraalx IoId.

"Chance shapes our destinies. quot.
ed the Wise Guy. well. all have to
say is that some of US have mighty
poor shapes added the Simple Mug
Philadelphia Record.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
Baptist.

Subject Sunday morning 1.-THE Com
ing Christ" Evening. "Who is This
Jesus?" Come thou with US.
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Presbyterian.

The theme as usual at the morn
ing service. 1.-THE Greatness of the
Journey at the evening service as
usual
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
Lors FOR SALE.

Tsenty-onn well located lots on
West Side fer sale at once. Apply tpl
1872. E. 3. stiles,
Administrator Of Estate Of Mat
threw Hsran.
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70 sulLp NEw RESIDENCE.

DR.. cas. Lister has begun work on
a cottage to be erected on Butler
street. The residence will be mod
ernly eqtipped.' sss
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE.
a five passenger Cadillac automo.
bile for $500.
Geo. s. Lister, {
t1stf. Manchester, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
SPANISH SWINDLERS
WORK seen In CITY.
SEEKS TO SNARE A LOCAL CAP
lTALlsT BY LETTER.

Z 81
Several months ago the State De-
partment at Washington sent out a
letter to attorneys and bankers warn
Ing. them to he on the lookout for
the work Of gang of swindlers that
was operating from Madrid, Spain.
The letter stated. that many. American
people OF means had been fleeced out
of large sums Ct money through the
operations of members OF the gang.
1t stated that complaints had been
lodged at the State department by
many who had suffered losses but
thatsit had been impossible to stop
the operations on account of their
location and methots of working.
A Manchester man, w. N. Wolcott.
has received letter evidently sent
out by the gang referred to In the
State Departments letter. The let-
ter received by Mr.. Wolcott is writer
iii good long hand English, and the
envelope bears the post mark OF
Madrid, Spain. and has every APP
pearance of having been mailed from
that city. The clipping which was
enclosed in the letter also appears
to be genuine but undoubtedly q clesy:-
terly manufactured simitStion MS
The letter reads as follows: n
Madrid 31y-1g1O.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30

f1lear SlTs
h Although j sn,w ytn Only from good
}feferences OF your honssty mY sad
situatioAl compels ame to- sreyeal you
m important, affair inaMhich, youlCan
nro,ure d; modest fortune ..saying at
the same time that Of lwys dazzling
Before being imprisoned i here ss,il Mas L
establ li,i q q saaaksr Il RAss ls,a e
'abont met Of many English 'hewsa
napers Which have published my tars
rest in London. rs
: sum pf i4s0 900 dollars ! have in
America md to come hefe to- raise
the seizihk ofslny baggaseN pawn sito
he Registrar. of the Court the ex-
penses of my trial and recover my
portmanteau containing secret peck
II where l have hidden the document
indi spensable to recover the sad
sum. -.
As n reward, will give to you the
third part. viz: 100000. dollars.
cannot receive your answer in
he prison but you must send cable
ram TO person of my confidence
Who will deliver 1t to me.
Awaiting your. cable. to instruct you
LIN all my secret. am, Sir.
Yours truly.
DemidOff.
First Of all answer by cable not
by letter as follows.
Gosalvez: 9.s i's
+ Gacometrezo 30 tereero letro A.. Ma
1rid. particulars. -Wolcott.
The following is the contents OF
the clipping which was enclosed In the
letter. ~
ARREST OF A ST. PETERSBURG
BANKER.
.ch,.cad .NNfxt, Er,,,a 4. o.,~i. .a
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30
MANCHESTER MARBLE WORKS

Ma.ule Monuments and Head Stones Ct
.aiinus designs. Have the county RICH
tol Sipe's Patient Grave Cover: alsa
,deaiel in iron fences We meet all com.
i.siti'i y, ~, mcintosh ,.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-30

: - x . 4 . l4l q
visitor in Manchester Friday.
Miss tMable sMiller is expected to
arrive home from, Montana this week
e 81 stiles advertises Tor sale
some we'll located town lots ON the
west side.
4 caaslle ,,..
-hua ,orsa,a paos ~ 49,, +. -.
otber c,,,,mn
~ " Siuee aias returned nome
ron se.efai 5wseA : TIP IN clere-
1no'l'' rior'aa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Holbrook were
over Sunday guests OF relatives and
friends In Dyersville.
There will be meeting of A. F..
& A. NJ, No. 1865 on Friday evening.
Work in second degree.
Miss Geraldine s,lliyan of D,,.
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axe. and ssaas sh Ias able. % With
nut ~, xinE Zee es Sm then Thss y why
while other DOCTORS have made. few
visits and stopped. pr: shsllenherger Is
al q onis snscensfS specialist In
cures effected In chronic cases !. which
nave oaffled the. skill OF Alany physi-
s saais HIS hospital experience and ex-
disease In few minutes. 49, s :
TrsatS. ~, curabie cases Of Catarrh.
ss S,s EAT Thrsas saa Eye dssaas Eye
airs vel RheumaIlsm. Paralysis, Neural
sas sk ad ccsssss mpaspSS aEhs a.
sans. Liquor and Tobacco habit. STAN
nterlnE cured and. sure method to- pre-
| vent tls recurrence again. :
FILES. FlsTgLAE and RUPTURE
guaranteed cured without detention from
sIsi5 e si Special attsnti9n given 70 al
| Egg. Ear. Nose and Throat. -
GrAnulateds Ads. Cataract, Crois Eyes
-tf' sshtened without pain. . .
/ NERVOUS DEBILITY
Are yon nervous and sdespondent; veal
St atsusd e emo,y poor EARL,
sunksn. red and blurred: ' 81. spIsis. sy 81
face; dreams and night losses: festiess
hagg erd looking; weak back: deposit Ii
4, urine and drains at stool; distrustfuI
want q confidence; lack OF energy ant
PHiVArE DISEASES 4 SPECIALLY
Blood Poison, Syphilis. donorrhea
Structure. elect. Spermaforrhes, Y Vari
coc"e. Hydrocele, Seminal weakness
and the effects 9of early Vice or Excess
ness. Dizziness. Detective Me mory, etc
whlci, ruins mind and body, posit1yel
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FRED 3. BLAIR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW Office In tn
GIN lia,l Block, Manchester. Iowa
II. e. ARNOLD,

ATTORNEY AT Law. Office over
,i'e.iwaie County State Bank. Manches
i. Iowa
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N. peARsE

AltrtiIFEt;r IA ND BUILDER S!Ii.Ek
p il i. q ,A.ST.i 5. u. corner 9Th and Mati
s.sae, pubnanel Iowa 49,
M PEARsE.
ns,,r.t,E Oh THE PEACE AND COL
Il iSsyoi. All business entrusted +.
i,nl sIsen ,,ti.upt atsentinon. OFFICE vi
tie pisii SUCK, second floor. ssta
ooRmAh sRos.
lirsA lists Office on Franklin street
IN. Il oi tue Globe hotel. Manchester
IL. o iiealai Surgery in alls its branch.
1 ts daNes frequent visits to neiRhbor-
al &. .Mns Always al office on SAtur'
On. c. s. LISTER.
iENftsT Successor to Or. p p
New.oii, OFFICE over Burton Clarks
Manchester iowa
aso .,sres
,soaey to- lean at 5 per cent. and
l.nd .--ortgages. G. S. LISTER.
efsice City Hall Block.
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Inos 4. c.RKEEk.

AluflpE..T AND BUILDER SUPER
y iSff i. 8iA.>T.i 5. u. corner 9Th and Mali
s,s.e, pubnqne Iowa
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e ee,sg.onn.
Car.

c t. erohson, Hubert Carr,
sE cart. Henry Bronson.
az Sun. CARR & SONS.
ATTD, .>ItYS4 ATsyLAW, Special 81.
te,,iiut -iyen to collecting. Office In
Z '-,norial building, Franklin street, Man
chester. Iowa
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


G. W. Durham.
" r.. Norris, e. q. Stlies
ouNHAM, NORRIS & STILES.
ATTRONEYS AT LAW AND MOTH
les, PUBLIC. Special attention give 4
10 co''ecting, Insurance lteu Estate AMI
toan Agents, i Office In City Hall klocL
Manchester. Iowa. :.
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yoRAN g YoeAN.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office owe,
Hutchinson 4 Atwater's hardware store
}hianGhester. Iowa.
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,13tf.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-05
TORCH LAKE BREVITlEs.

Henry Amesse, who was operated on
n couple of days ago at the local hos
pital, was reported as getting along
very nicely this morning.
a large number of the members of
the Legion will receive their dividend
checks this week, they having been re-
ceived yesterday afternoon.
Yesterday, a number of girls of the
Lake Linden high school visited pre-
cinct No. and there received an idea
of practical voting.
Local Congregationalists are deeply
interested i'm the Congregational asso-
citation meetings which will be held
here next Friday. 1t is expected there
will be hundreds of out of town visit
ors i'm attendance.
Last evening Lake Linden expert
enced a heavy shower of hail stones
some of them being almost the size Of
the ordinary marbles. No damage is
known to rave been done.
Samuel Wareham left yesterday for
Ann Arbor to undergo treatment. He
was accompanied by his brother. Mat
thew.