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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-29

The Friendly Society, an organiza-
tion consisting of seven young ladies,
banded together for charitable pur-
poses, will hold Maybasket sale this
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-29
WA7ERvILLE

DR.. J. Il. Poulin is one Of the latest
purchasers of an automobile i'll this city.
His is 4 small Buick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-29
Life in the Balance

Inc rignt remedy at the critical moment
The old reliable family medicineS.L. ~:
Atwood's Medicine is unsurpassed a \ reru.
lator and corrector Of the stomach, liver and
tion. Indigestion, dyspepsia and biiiousness.
a.. East Ccrinth, Me.
~ 0isl 70 Asss ,ss ksss sisf T. r Afrssis MsIsei.s
bs desc fer Asrs fskss ,ssrs. sIssser - spts.
f6s ssas eskss feel Gis beiss Il
9ssesAsip 10 ssfwas." MRS. r. c. LEvINSALoR.
bottle. At your dealer's-35 cts.
Write for liberal sample to
The 81 ~ MEDICINE CO., Portland. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-29
BRUSSELS CORDIALLY
WELCOMES ROOSEVELT.
of thanks.

Continued from Page One.)
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A NEW BISHOP.

CONTINUED From Page One.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-19

Mrs Edgar Frisby and Miss Frisby viii
be at home January % and February 3.
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RYAN-MoRsE con january IS. '1sIo. at St.
Gregory's Church. Baltimore Md. by Bishop
o. B. Corr1gan. ANNA c. MORSE. daughter
ct Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Porter Morse. and
JOSEPH J. RYAN
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MARRIED..

Continued on Eighth Page.)
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In . Memoriam.

BLICK. In sad remembrance of DR.
daughter and sister. HATTIE BIItk ,,r.
Williams. who departed this life in p
iySs WV
a bitter grief a shock severe.
To part with one we loved So dear.
tpur loss is great; We cannot complain,
But trust in God to meet again.
BY MOTHER AND SISTER
CHURCH. In loving remembrance Of my dew
mother. ELLEN y. CHU RICH. who died
ty-four years ago today. January 10. 1866.
Dear mother. thou com'st not from the hush Il
shadow
To meet me. bur TO thee ] come:
With thee We never can be strangers.
And where thou art must still be home
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTER, VICTORIA 9.
BOWIE.
JACKSON In remembrance Of our loving :
hand and father. HENRY JACKSON. who :
parted this life five years ago today. j.
uary ~. 1865
with aching hearts.
Seeing the one VIC loved dearly pierced y
Sleep on. dear husband. and sweet be thy re !;
But how We miss You no tongue can enpress
BY WIFE AND CHILDREN.
MATTHEW'S. In sad but loving rcmcmbrai
Of my beloved daughter. GENEyIEvE MA
THEWS. who departed this life six yc4
ago today. January 49, 1874.
MILLER. In sad hut loving remembrance. -
my dear beloved wife, SIDNEY CLAIR
MILLER. who departed this life four ,eas
ago today, January 10. 1906.
How 1 miss thee. dearest Clara,
None but God can tell
Faithful patient. loving true were you:
Thou hast gone TO heaven 10 dwell
Gone. bur not forgotten.
By HER HUSBAND. J. THOMAS MILLER.
You not forgotten. Clara. dear.
Nor shall you he:
As long as life and memory last
1 will remember thee.
BY HER SISTER-IN-LAw. MARY r. MILLER.
MILLER. In sad but loving remembrance O.
my dear uncle. HARRY b. MILLER. VIII"
died one year ago today. January 10. 1907
HIS NIECE. MABEL NJ. DAw.
NIXON. In sad but loving remembrance II ~,
dear husband and our dear father. FRANK
Il. NIXON. who departed this life one yeaI
ago today. January Ia. 1909
Oh, the memory Of that morning as we stood
with aching hearts.
Seeing the loved So dearly pierced by
deaths most cruel darts.
Sleep on. dear father. and sweet be- thy rest;
We needed you. hut God knew best.
Gods will be done. He aoeth well:
But how miss you tongue toll.
BI HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
SHELTON. In sad and loving remembrance Of
my dear brother. ROBERT !. SHELTON.
who died THEE years ago today, January 10,
1907.
Loved in life. in ieath remembered
BY HIS SISTER. MRS. MAMIE OcKSTADT.
TIBBS In sad but loving memory OF our dear
daughter. MAMIE HOSfON TIBBS. who died
five years ago today. January ID, 1907.
Darling Mamie. miss you
Thought 10 have b"sn with YOU long age
But watch for mother. will You day.
BY HER MOTHER AND STEPrATIIIR.
WILLIS TIHBS-
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street and Virginia southeast. Thurs
day at pm.
JACKSON. On Wednesday. January 10. 1910.
MARY s. widow Of the late Marcus .. Jacs-
Funeral from residence Of her daughter. Mr.. q.
l. Smiihson. 90 street northwest, ~
pm. Friday.
JOHNSON. an Monday. January L. 1870 &C
his rssid t,, is!i y.rm"ni avsnac ncS'h:
Ellen johnson. deceased. and brother % The
late Rev; Rohcr, Johnsea.
Funeral al O'clock Thursday. January -. FROM
Metropolitan Baptist Church.. X street he
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest.
All members Of Warren Lodge Va. = T. AZ
=; NJ. are requested 10 meet ai Masonic Haii.
January ~ iaio Al IL o'riacI shara 10 ~.
tend the funeral of late brother. JoeliJA
JOHNSON. from Metropolitan Baptist Chuic..
street between 18th nId 18Th northwest. By
order Of warsnipfuI Mastr- GEORGE ". NJ
kENZIE. ". 4. CLARKE. Secretary.
MATTHEWS. on sunday. January L.. 1910.
# ri; rssi MaTr,i neS street northwest.
Funeral from Mount Zion NJ. l.. Church. csth
street between Dumbarcn avenue and .
street. Thursday. January ~. at pm. T.
mains will lie in church from ~ ocl,cs
Thursday morning.
MATHIESoN. On Tuesday. January Is 1910
At his residence. 5li Nicho's avenue. Am
costa. u. G.. JAMES HENRY MATiilESuN.
beloved husband Of Lucy \. Math!"son ,ia
Price and scrond of ,;ro-gc :. ard Fan
mic Mafhe>"n. aged ti,iriy tw" years
Funeral from congressional rrmrfcrN chapel H.
day, January -. al "a pm. Relatives a.
friends invited I" attend. baltimore raic
please cor,,
o'BMEN: ON Lamar! II: 1910; - 80 a.
Iohn j. and the lafr 'ath.rin" o'Erl.ti.
Funeral from her late r"sd.ncc. 1914 Beth SIR e
northwest. on Friday. Ianmar =. At
requiem mass will he said for The rcposc
her soul.
iaol stree, northeast. MABEL. 4; hco A
and only child -of John j. aud Bessie l..
rn ra,ias n-, aged 'hres years,
SCOTT. suddenly. on SUNDAY. January {.
s ss,o at I:se an FEA s,; GATMEE,
daughter Of the late Benjamin and \;
Adams.
O'Clock PM. from her late residence. Q: :
street southwest.
EDwARn SMITH. beloved son OF tho
wi, William mi + and Ann Ann X smith ., !.
William X. Mrt1osky. 4i4 New York
northwest Friday morning January Il
Church. where mass will bc said for tho
pose Of his soul. Intcrment at Mount D
cemetery.
SMITH. ON January Is. 1910 EDw. D
Friend Duck. thou hast left ~:
We thy loss most deeply feel.
But It's Cod who has bereft NJ.
He all sorrows heal.
by HIS EMPLOYER AND CLERKS
SPALDING. On Monday. January Ia: iaH c
his residence. 1885,. Biltmore street. HAIR
SPALDING. in the eighty first year OF Z
age
funeral > pm. "Wednesday. January H. ;.
teranent al Rock Creek cemetery.
TAYLOR. Departed this life Tuesday. Ian
IL. 1910. AT hrs residence. 23la FL :;
northwest. WILLIAM III. TAYLOR. bel -
of Elizabeth Taylor and brother Of :; -
rcll Taylcr.
Funeral Friday January Il. = PM. f"t
Nineteenth street Baptist Church. 13th -
l. streets northwest
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Mr. and Mrs. John SchweitZer enter
tanned number OF Young people at their
home Friday evening last In honor of
their daughter Audrey's birthday. Mu-.
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Mrs G. r. c. Phillips of 943 street
northwest was the happy recipient of
beautiful flowers and other gifts, with
affcctionate congratulations, from her
friends and co-workers of Trinity
Episcopal Church, January 16, her seven
ty-iifth birthday.
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Mrs Sherman. wife of the Vice Presi-
dent will receive today and will be as
sisted by her house guest, Miss Mary
BAKER of Utica. \. y.
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RYAN-MORSE. Con January IS 1910. at ST
g. 5. cor.isan ANA G. MoRsE DS da s,sSel
Of Mr. and Mrs; Alex. Porter Morse. and
NE2 rRs 4p Sundsy 9asas5y &c. lsio SON
dence Of his mother. sl7 sth street north
east. Friends invited to attend.
CopPAGE; On January 10. 1910; at Provi
Body at the funeral parlors Of Jos. A. Repetti
msnt viii be at st. Mary county. Md. ny
DAILY; On Tuesday. January ls, 1910. at th.
IASxA DAILY. widow Of the late Timothy S
Funeral from the Shrine of the Sacred Hear,
Thursday. January 20, at 10 O'Clock am
1nterment private.
ETzLER. On Tuesday, January is. 1910.
CHARLES H.. beloved husband of Ida Reld
Etzler and eldest son OF Ann L. and the la re
Archibald ETHER.
Funeral services at his late residence. 1ls Maple
View place. Anacostia, D. G.. Thnrsdav.
January 70. at pm. All friends invited.
Interment private.
EvERSFIELD. On Tuesday. January IS. 1910.
at the residence Of her son-in-law. William
81 g MSsih caRssl
FIELD. widow Of John l.. Evcrs6eld Of Bal
timore and daughter Of the late Hon. John
Carlyle Herbert of Maryland.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. =
GALLAGHER. On Monday, January IL. 1910,
at his residence. 2518 n, street northwest
John DANIEL. beloved husband OF Ellen
E. Gallagher. aged forty-seven years.
Funeral from st. Stephens Church on Thursday.
January 20. Requiem high mass At $50
O'Clock.
Members Of Division No. ]. 4. o. H.. re-
ouested to attend the funeral Of our late brother.
jOIIN D. GALLAGHER, from ST. Stephcn's
Church 18th street and Pennsylvania avenae
nor invest. OH Thursday morning, January 20 AT
$50 o'clock. BY order
~ r. 7. MORAN. President.
GCLICE On Tuesday. January is. 1910. al
3:l., an. at Providence Hospital. after a
long illnc.s. GEORGE +. GCLICk.
Funeral services ut Second Baptist Chunh, 4lh
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Mrs. Robert l. Taylor, wife of Senator
Taylor, will receive tomorrow at Stone
leigh Court, from , to O'Clock.
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Mrs. Bristow. wife OF Senator Bristow,
will not be at home tomorrow.
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Miss Smith, sister Of Rev. DIR. Herbert
Scott Smith, Will not be at home tomor-
row. but will receive the remaining
Thursdays until Lent.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-08
MRS. JENNIE Miller.

{ 81
Jennie May Miller was born in
Delaware county, April ls, 1884, and
departed this life at her home in
Oneida, June list, 1910. Age 26 years.
I month and 12 days. She was unit
sa in marriage with Geo. OFT. Decem-
,ber Sth, 1909. She leaves to mourn
her death her husband, four brothers
and two sisters: Lois OFT, Deerfield,
Ill. Mrs. Landon, Deerfie9d. H.; Fred
OFT, Condon,, Texas; Alfred Oh, Deer
field. Ill; Mrs. Geo. Beckman,s Deer.
field. III; Vincent Ott. Condor. Texas
Her father and mother Of Oneida
and four brothers. Harley Miller. Of
West Africa, Richard end James: G.
Miller Of Perry. Iowa, and Frank Nil.
Ter of Montana. and many other rela-
lives. Mrs. Ont Joined the U. B.
church In Toledo. Iowa. in 1908: She
led useful and consisrent Christian
life and was we'll beloved in the
community. which grlevolsly mourn
her death. She delighted in hel
nome and give untold joy TO her hng
band in their short married life Xxx
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-08
FAMILY REUNION.

A family reunion OF more than pass
ing note was that of the children Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Moser, who gathered
at her home 20 properly celebrate
the seventeen birthday anniversary
Of the aged lady. The sons and
daughters, together with their fam.
lilies gathered TO spend this happy
occasion and they enjoyed one OF
the best visits and grand old. tines
that could possibly be had. Sunday
one O'Clock dinner was served al
which time covers. were laid for twe1
tythree, and to say. that all. enjoyed
this meal. where the family was once
again gathered about the family
board, is only p,rttdng 1t mildly Thos,
who were present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Nick Lehman and daughter, Esther
Of Strawberry Point; Mr.. and Mrs. G
F. Moser and daughter Ruth of Man
chester; Mrs epa Retz OF Arlington
Mrs. Mary Lehman, sons Henry ant
EMelbert and daughter Marguerite o
Minneapolis, Minnesota; Mrs. C. n
Little. Watertown, South Dakota
[Mr. and Mrs. John Moser and daugt
ter, Gladyssof Manchester; Mr. an
Mrs: Geo. Moser and son Harold Q
Minneapolis, Minnesota; Mrs. r.. G
Iarrabee. and. little daughter Norm
Grace q Ashland, WISCONSIN; .Mothe
Moser and Amelia and Chnis Mose
OF this city. Some who reside at
distance have returned to thei
homes but they departed reluctant
and with many a wish for happy r.
turns Of, the anniversary. and til
hope that the family would agai
J meet at no very: distant date, Elgi
Echo.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-08
MRS. MARGARET LlppY..

2 -. = Z -
The death of Mrs. Margaret Liddy
occurred at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. L. Beardslee, in this city
on Saturday morning, June a, 1910, at
Z o'clock.
Miss Margaret Hayes was born !
County Glare, Ireland, In 1917 and
was SO years, IL months and "a day I.
old at the time of her death. She
came to America early in life
and in 1S48 was united in mar
riage to Dennis Liddy at Portlanl
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liddy came west tx
Illinois where they resided for some
time, then removing to Dubuque, af-
ter which they moved to Lhttleport,
where they resided until Mr. Liddy's
death on October 15, 1904. Mrs. Liddy
has resided at the home Of her daugh
ter in this city for the past two years
Nine children were born to this
union. Three CT the children pre-
loeded their Parents in death: j.. j..
iLlddy, Mrs. Harris and a child eleven
years old. These surviving are: Mrs
Hennessey of Dubuque, D. H. Lddy
of Monticello; NJ. H. Liddy of Hawk
eye, Mrs. A. L. geardslee OF this city;
DIR. T. r. Liddy Of Chicago, and Mrs.
Anna Barr of this city, all OF whom
We're present at the funeral. Mrs.
i.idly was the last surviving membel
OF family of four brothers and three
sisters Mr. and Mrs. Hedy celebrat-
ed their golden wedding twelve
years ago.
The deceased was i faithful mem.
ser g. .he Catholic church. She. wss
= resuar attendant and her churcf
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-08
BICYCLE sGoRCHIHd i NUISANCE
Mrs. sr.ekon injured by Careless
Rider. Authorities 70 Curb Fast
Riding on sidewalks.

The city authorities have decided
that there must be an end to bicycle
scorching in the sidewalks of this
city Complaints have been nu1nerou.
CT late of careless riding on the SIDE
walks. A ;afkless rider ran into Mrs.
susa Breckon last Wednesday even
ing. near her home on Franklin
street. She was knocked down and
sustained very painful injurles The
rider sped wantonly away and it was
with anne difficulty that his identity
was entertained. He was arreste
later and arraigned before Mayor
Long, whb fined him $500 aud costs.
Pedestrians have long suffered
from this nuisance and the authori,
ties will enforce the city ordinance
to the letter in the future. The ordi-
nance as 1t stands permits Of b.
cycle riding on sidewalks, but onl4
under certain restrictions The or.
dinance should be amended to pro
hibit all bicycle riding on sidewalks
A persons safety should not depend
upon his agility. in lodging scorchers.
Sidewalks should be safe places for
persons Of all ages. and pedestrians
should have the right Of way. Let
the couaoil change the ordinance so
that ~ r,ar hos o!,nvad s1asl is4ssa.is.
The following is the ordinance as
1T stands. 1t is violated every day
and win continue to be in Its present
form:
4 That It shall be unlawful for aNy
person to ride a bicycle on any side.
walk OF said city within three blocks
of the intersection Of Main and Frank
lin streets Of said city.
That 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to ride. q bicycle on any side,
walk in saidscity within distance o.
twenty feet Of any pedestrian on 2
sidewalk of said city.
That it shall be unlawful for any
person TO ride a bicycle on any side
walk OF said city at a greater speed
than six miles an hour. 4.
That 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to ride bicycle on any street
of said city at greater speed than
eight miles an hour.
That 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to ride a bicycle within the
Incorporated limits Of said city unless
the same is provided with suitable
alarm bell. III
That it shall be unlawful for any
person to ride any bicycle within the
Incorporated limits of said city after
nightfall and before sunrise without q
suitable Lamp properly. lighted and
plainly visible to tho 50 approachins
the front and sides.
Any spsraon xnilty q violating sn,
OF the foregoing sections sntll os
convhttoh thereof be lined In i sum
not less than $500 nor more than
$1,000 and pay the costs OF prosecu.
tion. and shall stand cSmmitted until
such fine and costs are paid.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-08
THE SCHOOL BOARD MEETS.

Z .I Il B Z. =
The regular monthly meeting o.
the school board was held in the Of
flee Of the secretary. 3. B. Stiles.
Members Jones, Smith. Richardson.
Lindsay and Hoyt were present
4 The session was given over mainly
TO the consideration Of bills for the
commencement expenses and the fills
ing the Ns,aancies in the corps OF
teachers.
Miss Florence Riddell of Strawber
~ Point was elected an assistant In
che high school at salary OF $50
per month. Miss Mabel Miller was
sleoted to the position Of teacher OF
the west side grammar, room at a
salary ce $40 per month. Miss verna
king was elected teacher Of the
North Manchester primary room. /,
4 A resolution was passed anthoriz
ing the employment 70 r. Al. Marvin
to take the school census for which
he is to receive s25.
The central school building bonds
Nos. ] to s inclusive. amounting t
$4,000 together with interest coupons
for 1920 were burned in the presence
Of the board. The bonds were paid a
few days ago.
The following bills were allowed b,
the board:
B. F. Metz, laundry. J. IS 6.Qt
R w. Cougar. rent CT rink ....s3.0'
3. w. Grems, supplies. I. y. 81
Hutchinson & Atwater. sup. 81
]. R. Inman, com expense. 1872
A.. H. Blake & Son. com exp ). 2.7'
sinn & Co.. com expense. 2,2
s. X. Myers. ccm expense. =. 5.5
Herald Printing Co. com! exp 1871
Lyon & Healy, com expense !. 40
Francis Peterson; com exp. 500
Silver Burdette & Co.. com exp 5.5
A. d. Brown, com expense. 80
H. G.. cmith, supplies. 29.8
DR.. T, j. Burns. fmnigating.. ~
]. R. Inman, rent city hall. y. so
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-08

Mrs. w. H. Hutchinson Is in Du-
'buque today.
Adodph Fishel is here from Kali
dspel, Montana. visiting with rela-
tiyes and friends.
Miss Laura Hyde has entered the
Cedar Rapids Business college ans
will pursue a regular course OF stud
les. II
-On account Of the w. R. c. con-
vention and market day the picnic of
the Charity Circle has been postpon-
ed. Xxx
-Aliss Margaret Moore, who was
one Of the teachers in the high
school the past year. left for her
home at Wyoming, Illinois. Saturday
morning.
MIR, and Mrs. Calvin Yoran went
to Epworth this morning to attent
the commencement exercises. Mr.
Yoran is one of the trustees of thu
Epworth Seminary.
DIR. W. E. Boynton returned t
his home in Chicago Saturday after
noon. His wife and little daughte
will remain here with Mrs. W. n
Boynton for several weeks.
Miss Grace Cotter. who ha
taught in the public schools Of thi
fcity for the past VITO years, starte
for her home In Grinnell this mornin
Next year Miss Cotter will resum
her studies in the State Normal q
i Cedar Falls. where with one year
! work she will be able TO graduate.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-08
ment at a cost not exceeding s125.

ment at q cost not exceeding $f25.
Law.
A. H. Loop vs.. John E. Meuch ct
al. Judgment against defendants for
$404 and costs.
chancery.
R. H. Allen vs.. VIM. NJ. Hartshorn.
Motion for q new trial oyerruled.
Sarah. Ann Robinson VS.. Margare'
Robinson, Judgment for Plaintiff as
prayed,
A. A. Strong VS.. David F. Grove
Decree dn favor ct defendant Eunice
A. Grove as prayed and in favcr of
David F. Grove on cross bill. stgn-
ed decree filed.
The court appointed commissioners
OF insanity as follows:
3. NJ. Carr for the term Of two
years.
DR.. E. G. Dlttmer for the term Of
one year.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-08


itor in Dubuque Friday.
e. H. Hoyt of Lamont was in the.
city Saturday on business.
Mrs. S. K Myers was a visitor
in Cedar Rapids Tuesday.
Clarence Brown was guest of
friends in Dubuque Saturday.
John Mcintosh was business
visitor in Cedar Rapids Tuesday
Prof. j. R. Inman was business
visitor in Cedar Rapids Tuesday.
Welcome Abbott was down from
Lamont Monday for short visit.
Mrs. j. ]. Pentony is visiting
with friends at Clinton this week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. N. snodgress
were visitors in Chicago last week.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B.
Blair on Thursday, June 2, 1910, a
son.
The friends of w. V. Williams
will regret to learn of his critical ill
ness.
/ -Thos. Hines was in town from
Charles City last week visiting with
friends.
/. Mrs. A. H. Blake left on Monday
morning for Waterloo for visit
with friends.
Mrs. H. A. Dittrer and daughter
Miss Margaret, were Dubuque visit
ors Tuesday.
Ray Wells left Friday morning
for Ames for a visit with his brother,
Alonzo Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. James German en-
joyed visit Sunday from Mike Cor
man of Waterloo.
Mrs. c. w. Keagy left Tuesday
morning for Omaha, where she is Wis
iting with relatives.
William Hoag left Saturday fol-
Monticello to visit at the home o.
his brother, j. B. Hoag.
Levi Gates, who attends school
e4nAmes. arrived home Monday ever.
ing for the summer vacation.
Read what the Eclipse Lumber
company has to say in their change
of advertisement this week.
Ira Adams departed for oska-
loosa Tuesday morning to attend a
.meehng the Methodist churches.
MFRS. Henry Bronson returnet
home Monday afternoon from Des
Moines. where, she had been visiting
with friends.
Bernie Belknap has gone to
Marcus. Iowa, where he has accept
ed position as manager of man
ufacturing plant.
In a change of advertisement
this week, Gildner Bros. call atten.
ton to Cluett coat shirts. Read what
they have to say
WIN. Hundley caught bass Sun
day afternoon near the Hoag mill
dam which weighed six pounds and
measured % l-2 incheslong
w. L. Drew has change of adj
vertisement this week calling attens
ton to his mems youths and boys
suits and a full line of trunks and
suit cases. Read the advertisement.
Henry Klaus arrives home the
latter part of this week from Mt
Vernon. where he attends college.
His sister, Miss Florence Klaus, who
also attends college there will re
burn home, next week after COM
Imencement..
Miss Florence Lindsay arrived
home Saturday evening to spend the
summer vacation with her parents
DR. and Mrs. ]. ]. Lindsay Miss Lind
say Is pursuing a course of study at
the National Park Seminary at For
Test Glen, Maryland, a suburb OF
Washington, p. G.
On Sunday afternoon Greeley de.
feated Cascade at. the latter place
by score of to L. The contest
was a pitchers battle between Crabb
and Monaghan. Crabb allowed Cas-
cade but four hits and struck out
six men and Monaghan was hit for
seven safe ones and struck out twelv,
men.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-08
MANY TEACHERS LEAVE

L. " : " q a4I L
The Manchester public schools will
have many new teachers next year.
For various reasons twelve Of the
efficient corps Of teachers in charge
Of the schools during the year just
closed have resigned and will not re-
turn next year. They are Miss Maud
Graham. Miss Edith Cook, Miss Har-
riett Anderson and A. D. White, all
from the high school; Miss Lydia
Keep. first grade, Miss Hilma Sets
from, second grade: Mrs. Cora Pelley,
third grade; Miss Della Matthews,
fourth grade; Miss Cecil Cotter, fifth
grade; Miss Lillian Stewart, sixth
grade, and Miss Laura Hyde and Miss
Nettie Stewart from the North Man
chester school. Miss Graham has ac-
cepted position in thee high school
at Cadillac. Michigan; Miss Keep
goes to Fort Dodge. Iowa, where she
will have charge of the primary work
lin the schools there; Miss, Stewart
will teach the sixth grade in one oi
the schools in Waterloo, Miss Cooh
has taken a position in the .shools al
Canyon City. Colorado; Miss Hyde
and Miss .Cotter, We are informed
will pursue college courses another
year.