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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01
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3ufammsnbang uno 8orausiIht tIa@
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porlegen, tppnah sttpa $50 ailomets
neuer SfraBsn ssbaut lperbsn, un
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01
etrahensabn .Mf.itH.
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{ si q T pe.iSe 3 S Y" ''aA.''
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qrtnsa 9eId)dftspapiere IDuroen tu s.
az bisfontsrt. ;. -
sterItne Grebangs III itetig. =.
gid,t III s4s6h nHo W 1ase S'p'
su $4.s3k- 4S3A. =.
RuubessHblfeatiouen n Iparen lts'
t,a uno ,u,,reen tpie ioIet quottrt:
gsr. etaaten Refunbins 2S lOl-
,oIL. a. reeiftrirte tl925l ll6-llos,
GonponsIl6-li61l 81 re9tftrtrte l2A-
i03x. Coupons 102s-l031, 4anaraa
Coupons 2ss 10OL Geb.
- ap arH ftorf ufo bic greiie itieseu, gs'
aen Nad,mittoo aber trat cine Nenoung e;u
nns n bsr Warit i6Gof Uiiie. Die SdIng'
notiruuaen stonben absr tn ben metlten 5di'
len ii6er benen poH ssiterH.
aadfsbenbe aur'e Dnroen pom aos osr eSss, Jao
,ra grmiu. Baaurdn 4 Co., Ro. 22S-2oI
paIrut Strabe, bsrtdtet: -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

Eris co. At isrfss a.. 761s H. e. Rubber 6e. .fo4
GrEs CO. AZ fessts D.. 10ia u. Q, Ettd q ST.. f9
Gen. Getttit %. .ffg Dire. Gar. Gbsm. b. i0lNs
9G Gent. 4 rsf. 4r... g6A aDabdtA 1. tr.......
SmstsbcyrEebsTst 7Sk eBabdib !. sgi. A.. IVA
Ant assrt. wtar ALT CO fgpeserH w.s E.., 80. s6a1
SepaH 4........... Ss1TSBeHtHeb, q. eu. 5.. VIZ
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81 m mnrf 28. Gebr.

" : 10 u y : v F~'1F D"V"' !
3inn mar feft su $500 1880 unb
aMpfer rubig; safe Sn $l2.621z-l2.s7E 4
Glectrolptbtc su Sl2.3716 16--12. .62I uno ga'
fling su $l2 .00--12 25. 8let mar fan 5u
"a 40 - 4.50 nno GpeIter feft 81 $3.50
$40. Giien 1T uHperduoert. go. sSouHorp
Rortbern gu $3.50 ~ 1926, ITO. DO. Su
$l5. 5.25-I6O0, go. ] Soatbern uHo 9to.
Sout1ern loft all SI5.52-l5.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

9erdnberlth d { Semperatur err
seugt ben i6Iimmiten Rbeumatismus.
ober I'm cine 8erGnoerung uno &nr
gu bepertiteuigeu, gebrdu6t Ct. Saa
tpbs Sel, bas Weiiterbeilmittel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01
Gbtcaqo, 28. Sebr.

. h1cQ 9 0, .. 5eUr.
Rtueuieb. Beepes S5.20-6. 80,
Reras Stiere $4.35-5.70, rpeitIihe Sttere
S4.65-4.75, Stoders uno 5eeoers S3.S5-
5.s5. aiibe uno Seifers S2.65--5.S0, adGber
81 .50-9 80. Rarft ftetig.
S6Deine. - 2eidte S6.85-7.25, ee'
mtihte S6.75-7.l5, idpere S6.70-7.o5
raube S6.70-6.s5, CUTE bis auSer!tiere
i6pere s6.s5-7O5, SerteI S7.l0-7.3o
Wdrtt fart bis sc hoher.
2 Date uue 2dmmer.-S6afe: Gin
heimiihe 50, 3,O0--4.65. rpeit!ihe s.. .l0-4.7O
sSdhrlinge S4.70-5.65.
9dmmer Ginbsimtine S5.o0-6.1 10
peitlhe S525-6.l0. Rartt ftetig
3ufubr. -- Rinopisb 1900. SdueiR
1000, Sdafe unb 2dntmer 1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

,iemEt6 quite, beionoers mad ben beHeren
Ieio1ten EIeiiheriorteu. StoderS unb 5eeos
ers paren in RuHfrase uno itettg.-RtI9s
tabe fino ftetig.
struere sttere $5.25-6.25, ertra 625,
faucp S6.40--650, Efien S2.25 - 800,
Slciiheritiere $425-5.75, ertra $685.
800. s1eifers S3.25--5.J0, ertra $5.60-5.75,
9Ibe S225-85, ertra $455-5.00, Cant
uers s2.50-365, ,Stoters uuo Seeoers 1926
$50, ertra s5y60-5.75.
8utlen. - Der Narft mar beute rnbtg
unb toum itstig.
Wdqere unb letdjte s2.75-4.15, Bologna
$4.25-5.0O, ertra $500, fette 8uLlen $3.50
%. .26.
Die 3ufubr mar beute ae:
ring uHb Der Rartt tart. Die 8reiie itte:
gen nm 25c per 100 gfunb.
Crbindre uno groBe $4.00-8.2j, fair bis
CUTE Ieid1te $8.25-9 25, ertra $3.50.
RGl6er in ben aommiitons 5duierr. -
Saucu 81, prima bis auserLeiene 81
| 5Ac, oroindre 5-7c.
5duetue. - auh beute mar bic gu
| fubr pieber siemIid eroB uno bic Rret'C
| fIeLen um meitere l0-l5c per 100 BfuHo
Der Rartt i6loB wiLIis.
Shuere Scweine bradten $780, 10
quite bis auserieieue 8erpadungss uni
| SLeiiheriorten 81 .30-7.35, gemlihte Der
padunasiorten $7.15-7. 80, orotuGre bis
auserleiene idpere fette Sdue S4.75-6.25
ertra S6.3O-835, Staqs 81 OO-5.25, Ieidt
| geriduotjorten 81 25-7.35, Sertel pon III
gfo. uuo wenioer 81 7.OO-7. .35.
S6afe uRb SGmmer. - Die Rah
fraae mar cine quite unp bic Bretie tart
5daie itiesen nm l0c, &Gmmer bLieben ite
! ttg.
Shafe. - Grtra S4.l5-425. quite bi
auserleiene s.. .75--I.l5, orDindre bis gut
- $3.50, ,SdbrItnge S450-5.0O.
Sdmmer.- Grtra S6.35-6.50, CUTE bt
aussrleiene S6.Oo-6.40, orotndre bis gut
IS475-5.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01
9rocertes

9uder-gretie letter. RdfFnirter Gut
qoai 6.lOc, powoereo $40, Cubes 5.50c,
aranuIateo 5.3oe, gonfeetioners ~" 5-25c,
on II" 5.O0-5.25c, peiber ertra .,G"
4.s5--a .95e, ertra ,.g" 4.75--4.s0e, oroin6s
rer aelber 455-4.6Oc.
MoIaffss III itetia. Rem Orleans
Open aettle 34--44e, Centrifugal l5-23e,
per GcIone. sorabum 33---37c per Bauone,
aeis-Rarit siemltt iebbrft unc itss
tia. 2cuiiidna, Gancp Ssao 6-61le. prtma
4tLS-511e, orbtHdrer 3s4-i1se. Sapan B.
&c per gfune.
Tairu grosufte
gutter--Rartf rubia, greiS pslia.
Sanep CREAMERY 2se, Grtamerp iirits 261ae.
30. ieeouos 24ke. ianep Iarig lse, 20.
aaie. - agarit itetis. Ohio Hat l61<c,
aeropeiterGiber l7--l711<e. asp DoSt III e,
Sdmei;er lSL-2014e, SirHburger 1915,
Brid loc per BfuHD
eier-sadsfrase aut. Harft feit. grimo
friid,e 6fihnereter 1875, firfss l4kc, ieconos
l2L5c per Tso., lie mad EuaIitGt.
gefIlaef.-- anaehot nidbia, Rarsi
Feft. Sprina Ghidens 15 - Zoe, Sihnei
l4tkc, Sahneee. Irutbiibner l9-20c, guQa
Sc, Gnien l4--l7e, GdnIe 7---l0c per gfunb
l1N hnD NeWule.
afpFeI.-aansu Rem gors s4.50-5.O 90
aemohnlsdle 81 25--2. 80 per B6l
Gttronea. - Rcrff itetig. California
s. 800, Reiftna $3.50-i 90 per aifte
rrauaen.- Rartf ruhia nab fietie. -
California 81 .25-2.75. 6lorioa g. =
$50 per Rite.
QreibeIbeereH. -- $500 - 800 pei
Obi. uno S2 CO. so per Rite.
Nartpffein. ~ Ri6igan 81 .69--l .75
qouisuiae 81 l.75--i.s5, per BbI. Rihisai
65--l50c per Bu. pom Store.
/ sabfartoffeln. e Saneu Series
$500 - 3.25, 2ouispige $2.75 -- 800 ye
Bbl.
arsut. - @artt ftetis. DSnIb 55c--
Sl 90 per Dbl. pom Stors.
/ 3pie betn.-Getbe - B--5. 00perg,bI
uHe S4--S8e per Bn.
.25-L60 per BbI.
/ Gfedriiben. - vi Oo-l.I5 per gbl
/ pehs Gtore.
| gobI. -A23--1.50 per H6L
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Ssoni Oelbusarfte.
nfenfaa. %. Ger. 1911.


Die Haytfsn iparen beiite NIT RoMftuears
beitsn siemIidl fart bel6dftigtt bod mar ole
aaAfrdge mad TarIebsn tesne iebr grobe uno
0jsls ift baber wiIlig. Bon ben Banfen sunr'
ben 1afIsben ON eau ~ 4% ausgelssptn
unb d5sfhdftSpapiers Dureen su bT - ~
bisFcnfirf. Sm ofFensn Narfte wuFoen
Tarleben ON cali sn 3L - 4% uHo auf
3ett IA mn pldeirt.
sseahlu sHi mas gssf.
naren gtetta unb mtfrben sii pari suifdsii
gonfest pertauft. Die Gcunterrate bstrdst
50e grdnhe per $1,000.
ggssafd anF Gnsova.
paren feiter. 5eute finb bte foIgeHbeu
c.uofsrungsH sn 6eridten:
slcnbcn, 3 Tdge Gift, S4.s7 per 6,
so 9aae Giht, s4.S3A per &; garts
Taae Sidbt, 512L-5l5 5ranes Der 800
10 1ags siht, 5l711s-520 francs per 500;
fiar Ttatihlano Taee 2t1t, 4 Rart So
DO. 90 Tage Sidt, a4Le.
Documentary Bills auf Qonbon uurben
~ "a g2LS, anf @lasaow Az $4.62L uni
aaf BeIfdit ~ ss.s2 pertauft.
R'Hnsok-rsIisattsHsu
rubls uHb ftetis. Die 7anssu quotiren Di'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

70 pNHNuNW ssA00/& ~S@[M
Clearing csHie iiasists.
Der iimias I'm bieftsen GIeariusbaus bes
liefsfi6 beute auf q, ,034 BOO. DIE nm'dbe
oes periiofienen Uonats beIisfen iscl diIf
s95 .aes, $50, sesen 80, ,eSs $50 i'm 5seruar
1910.
2ssa. .asfurgiaisa.
Ger Rartt mar beute Iebbaiter unb bic
gretie ieiter. GdIumbta Gas & electric
Co. Astisn nareH In 6s;creers gutter Ndts
Frase, purpen Gber feft sebalien. ameriedn
Ecllsna geiIl co n. rpareH ebenfaaS In gutter
9nhitaae. sGis foIeeHoen gertdufs ilHo so
beriAten:
Vim ssr Hsffe.
HefSrc Call
800 aftseu ge!urHbta Gas GIee. ........ tys1
g g h;,iIsa h:,Isa as 9 s. ai Z. T a............ -
First Call.
Alissn aiiis aIne. Sas Gieefric I:........ s,S
~ niiien Uctnnlbt1 Was & dIef....--.--s IL
Brtween Call
y Ai.lfH pei gias Gas Glsstsk....'-... ssss: ss:
% s!iiien Gin'ti an. eiod garbs. va
s3p0 GouitsrH Chic Traction, Ser. ..---- 70
Second Call.
lGftsen aln'ii 1obocss BmesoHis. ...-- s.
- hitter groctsv q wambls s'....,.....T y w,
7nfflsf am. aouina MIN q ........... 40
a.iieH Qelunltta 8aS Nlsc.s4..s..ss ~
~ Mfftsn am Molina T2tn wp........... iis.'
AsfieR Q. n. e. 4 I.-......,..... ssA
- tlflisn 1nIebo Ens & eiatt........--.
I'm pffeasn waarfst.
.o.1O ninc 6cfpitoI Ser. 1900. .ig!sl
slsNOs 9sHc, graoe 9roftna, ser. $780,. isls 4
ION atne n. m. 4sS. 1881 ............. csh
Gahgiebenbe 1abeue pon I'm bieiitger
mdrsf befsnoli6eu Bonbs uuo Aftien giebi
bic oifisisaen EuotirunseH an:
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M B isEn.

Der Rdrtt mar isetig. 9ertauFt murben
65l Sbls. Iiitiaers 5inisbeo gooes Guf
Der Bats pon sl.33 per 9aaoa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

gtnctHHati 28. Jebr
3ufubr unb 8erianbt pdbreuO ben per-
floiienen "a Gtuneen pergLiheu nit oefn
porbergebenoen Gage, rparen tpte folet,
3ufubr: glinobteb. S9metue. Shafe'
|ebr 17. 2O46 AiS7 ia
6ebr. %. ..... l55 1858 10y
Ger 8erianot betrug in DericIben 3ett:
gsebr. 27. 70 ll76 30
Gehr "a 67S S73 lG
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-23
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.

The past week was hot and gen
orally dry; the average daily excess
IF temperature being about degrees,
and the rainfall was much below the
normal except over the northeastern
counties and in some localities in
Adair, Adams, Cass, Clarke, Ring
gold and Union counties where cop
ious to heavy showers occurred. The
maximum temperatures on the 18th
ranged from 50 to 105 degrees over
the southern district, but for the state
as whole, the conditions were fav-
orable for all late crops. Except in
some localities in southern and south
western counties, corn, late potatoes,
grass and apples made considerable
improvement under the effect Of light
local showers during the week and
the copious to heavy rains of the pre-
ceding week. Much of the early
planted corn is beginning to dent and
the late corn is in the roasting ear
stage, and most of it is doing we'll.
Even in the dry districts, occasional
light showers have checked the de-
terioration Of corn, Pastures and late
potatoes have made decided i'm
provement over the northern and
southern districts and now afford con.
siderable feed. Thrashing has been
resumed in the northeastern coun-
ties and much fall blowing has been
done.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-23
GALA DAY AT RYAN.

/ Wednesday,, August 1G, was Al
: interesting as well as profitable
day for the people Of Ryan and vi
entity when Catholics and Protest
ants alike congregated together
with their honored pastor, Father
John Malloy. aand held one Of tn
srandest picnics, both social ant
financial, which has ever been ou
good luck to participate at.
The parade held in the morning al
):SO would put larger towns in the
back ground.
| Father Malloy was marshall o.
The day nd presented very pleasing
appearance mounted on his steed go
ing about seeing that everything
was carried out just as heretofore adj
vertised.
The parade was as follows: Drum
:orps. red cross nurses, soldiers, boy
clowns, funny fellows, Chinese girls,
Weller and goat, decorated autos,
leila Merriam driving decorated pony
carriage and accompanied by her
little friend, llene Malloy, niece OF
Father Malloy: Smiths auto garage
with Tom Turner as lady assistant
Tosgon brass band; r. c. Vending
pumping water and washing clothes
with gas; Dakota wagon, this pre-
scented a sad sight, DR.. O'Brien, wifi
ma family. also John Brayton and
Two children, but they escaped the
dry winds by coming home year
ago; then came the rough rider.
fifty boys in blue mounted on their
ponies with flags flying, surely those
children will be taught to love "Old
:lory''. The program from start to-
finish was gotten up by Father Nal
10y, this needs no farther comment
!. was perfect. The address by Faith
or O'Donne!l was both patriotic, and
scholarly. The whistling by Mr..
iillispie was perfect as was also
he singing by Miss Christian Q
minneapolis. The Jig by. Peter Ms
Inany was perfect as was also the
short address given by Mr.. Senior
of Waterloo.
The ladies Of Ryan and Belmont
male the table fairly groan with
good things to eat and was kept busy
or four hours serving dinner.
The potato race. was enjoyed ny
III as it was something new AMI
was very interesting as was also
he various other games.
The threatening clouds appearing
md the heavy down pour Of rain put
In end to the ball game between
Cascade and Monticello. The picnic
was attended by the most orderly
crowd that has ever been our good
fortune to attend. 1t was a grand
;uccess. The proceeds which were
about $500 clear goes to the Catholic
church fund here in Ryan. NJ
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-23
ARCH REST LoosEs HIS LIFE AS
RESULT OF ACCIDENT
ETH NEAR GREELEY.
bath ALMOST INSTANTANEOUS
Train Strikes Automobile Ne:r Dy-
. ersyille and TWO Men
Loose Their Live
ARCH BEST KILLED BY ExPLo-
SION.

! I 4 & i. - 4 y .
Arch Best. who has for some tins
past been making his home with rel,
atiyes at Oneida was killed by an
exp!os ion of a traction engine on the
Frank Buroridse farm near Gree:
i ley Monday.
mr.. Bes: was firing the engire and
the explosion was caused from the
water getting low in the boiler. The
;. whole rear end of the boiler was
blown out. striking Best and throw.
ing him about twenty-five or lh'rsy
feet. Both of his limbs We're mangl-
ed, his chest badly injured and his
y face and body severely scaldel by
the escaping steam. Mr.. Best sur
vived only few moments after thu
accident.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-23
NORMAL COURSE BEGINS Tbs YEAR
NEW DEPARTMENT. IN TEACHERS
WORK WILL BE ADDED TO
HIGH SCHOOL,.

The Democrat is pleased to gran
the request of Supt. Inman giving in
formation in reference to the Norma
Training Department which is to be
added to the High School this fall
Full details are given in Supt
Inman's communication to this
paper and the article by the State
Supt. OF Public Instruction, both OF
which appear below.
The Democrat,
Gentlemen:-
am enclosing a copy Of a part of
the outline by the State Superinten-
dent relating to the work Of the Nor
NAL Training Department in the High
Schools of the state.
AS you doubtless know sufficient
money was appropriated last year
10 pay to each sschool district the
sum of $500 per annum if they would
equip a department as outlined.
There were but Al schools that
could be appointed and Manchester
was one OF the fortunate schools out
Of 1875 applicants for the Normal
Training School. The Board in
Manchester are planning to be ready
with this department when school
opens this September. There is a
considerable interest in Manchester
among those interested in the public
schools as many of our pupils teach
in the country, and it will be of
special interest to the country school
pupils.
have copied that part Of the let
ter which would be of particular in
crest to the readers of the paper
md If you can see your way clear
20 publish this in an issue of your
PAPER soon it will be particularly
great favor to myself and the
;oard rs many have been ask:n
or this information. / believe this
will ne OF great benefit to our town
;chools and also to the country |
school pupils. AS you note this
curse leads to the equivalent of /:
irst grade certificate upon complet.
ne the high school course, it ought
therefore, to provide means OF
living good preparation for teach
ng. This law granting this subsidy
osether with the law giving free
uiton to AL pupils of high school
.omling from the country, the tuition
.eing paid by the township from
which the pupil comes. paying the
ctual cost makes our high school
'ractieally a county high school sup
orted and maintained for the
Whole county. ] believe It will near
nuch to Manchester Schools.
=, cry truly yours.
J. r. Inman.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-23
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DUBUQUE is SATISFIED.

The city council Of Manchester the
PAST week, after viewing the Bluff
street improvement in Dubuque, de-
..idea on 10000 yards of the same
nateria! for the metropolis Of Dela-
ware county.
M mistak has been made, provil-
cd the, council has also decided on
a concrete foundation. All contract
,rs WI a-ree that in surfacing ma
terial Il wide range OF choice is per-
Missile, bet that, whatever surfac-
ing materia! may be selected. no
street viii wear without proper
foundation. 1t is further agreed that
a bed of concrete makes the best
foundation. If the opinions Of those
6est qualified to judge were accepted.
all specifications for street improve
ments made in Dubuque hereafter
would call for concrete foundations.
Except the cement, we have all the
materials required right at home
Telegraph Herald.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-23
NORMAL INSTITUTE.

The thirty-ninth annual session OF
the Delaware County Normal Insti,
tute is being held at the High School
building this week. The enrolment
for the opening days is large and
the work of the institute promises
to be very interesting and instruc
tive. The following instructors are
in charge:
History and Civics-Mr. c. F. Gar
rett Of Sac City. Iowa.
Geography and Penmanship - Mr.
L. C. Rusmiele, st. Joseph, Missouri
Didactics and Orthography-Mr. ]
C. Richter. Knoxville, Iowa.
Grammar, Reading and Arithme
tic-Mr. H. P. Smith, Audubon. Ia.
Arithmetic and Grammar-Alr. W
w. Overmyer, West Liberty. Iowa.
Primary Methods and Music-Mis
Blanche Goudy. Marion. Iowa.
County Superintendent G. D. Ribblt
Conductor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-23
TEACHERS PASS EXAMINATION

The results of the July teachers
examination have jus been receiv-
I'd from Dcs Moines by County Sup
.rntendent Guy d. Ribble. There
we're fifty-three applicants for teach
,rs certificates who took the exam
nation here OF this number one
secured a new first grade certifi-
.ate; eighteen secured new second
Grade certificates; seven secured
bird grade certificates and nine
we're awarded provisional certifi-
.ates. There were ten who failed;
seven holding second grade certifi-
.ates failed to raise their grades
md one holding third grade certi-
'icate failed 70 raise grades.
The following are the names Of
hose who passed the examination
md were awarded certificates. in.
Guiding those who were given provi
,ional certificates: Emma Rafoth,
,has. F. Rafoth, Edna e. Cowles.
ennis TaDer, Mabel Il. Matthew's
Martha Brockmeyer. Loretta Kel
leas, Josie Midkiff, Maude Shep
GARD, Dora Sheppard, Roy f. Hat
ield, Nelly l.. Carr, Gladys Hoff
nan. Hazel Hamblin, Eva r. Todd,
Laura NJ. Todd, Agnes Coleman
Philomcna McAreavy, Shirley C.
8rayton, Alice l.. Glew. Margare:
Lindsay, Elsie Case, Florence Bask
erville, Mayme c. Haas. Myrtle R.
Grapes, Maude Davis, Effie NJ. Bin
ling, Jane A. Smith, Ruth NJ. Schal.
Ter, Alvena R. Tietge, Gertrude B
Nieman, Julia NJ. Duggan, Minnie
e. Sheppard, Mamie L. Farmer
Daisy l. Davis.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-23
"A. NJ. Cloud is a Dubuque visi

"A. NJ. Cloud is Dubuque visi
or today.
win Mccormick was Water
loo visitor Sunday
Mrs. E -. Hoyt is visiting witt
friends at y Moines.
l Miss Mildred Smith Is guest c
friends at Independence.
/ Mrs. c. S. Lister is visiting with
friends at Dubuque today.
The public schools of this city
will open Monday, September 5th.
The picnic at Ryan attracted
many from here last Wednesday.
DR. Edwin Cobb of Iowa City
was a guest OF friends here Monday.
ID. J. Meggenberg was in Chica.
80 last week on purchasing trip.
| Harry Scotthorn visited with
relatives at Lamont a part Of las,
week.
Miss Margaret Ward of Ryan
was a guest OF friends in this city
Monday.
James Burns was an over Sun
daay visitor with friends at Gene
SEQ. Illinois,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Denton and
family departed Monday afternoon
for Clear Lake.
-Robt. Barr and NJ. Barr were
in Chicago last week to see the
aeroplane races.
Miss Grace Keiser went to
Charles City Saturday for a weeks
visit with friends.
The Earlyille carnival attracted
the usual large crowd from this
place last Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. H. Williston is in Wat
erloo this week visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. T. Afford.
Miss Vina Brazelton of Ryan ar
rived here Monday morning for a
short visit with friends.
Oh r
Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Matthews jr.
are the parents Of a baby boy borL
Friday, August IS, 1911.
Manchester sent good de.ega-
ton to Hopkinton today to attend
The Harvest Home picnic.
The Relief Corps will hold an ice
aream social in their hall over Reeds
grocery store on next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Blake, who |
aaye been visiting with friends al
chicago, will return home Friday.
Mrs. Charles Firman and daugh-
Ger, Miss Sarah. of Chicago are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mat
tice.
-Roert McDabney of Cedar Rap
ids was entertained at the H. ID.
Wagner home north Of town last
week.
w. L. Drew was in Chicago last !
week looking over the new fall lines
IN dry goods and purchasing stock
for his store.