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The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
THE COTTON MARKET

Galveston. Dec. :1.-Cotton un.
changed. i2,.
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Wanted

Second hand furniture. Carmich.
ael and Co. Phone Trinidad $50. u
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Furnished housekeeping rooms
100 University. Phone Red lti:. Il
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For Rent.

TLrc. room furnished apartment.
with bath. Also : roums for ei:.
light. heat aud water furnished. II.
l.. L.. Anderson. Anderson block. u
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Rooms for light houskccpin. Al l.u-
cernc. Phone Baca 3s3 or as Beech.
u.
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Your films 10 develop. Toe . roll
at Green's Drug Store. imo.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-10-18

Cash for poultry. CITY MEAT
MARKET.
A great many ducks are being
killed by our local nimrods.
]. P. Peterson, former vice
president of the Traders State
Bank, is here this week.
For SALE-twenty ton of good
millet hay at $500 per ton.
H. L. OLSON, First View.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Wells and
daughters Miss Rosamond and
Genevieve went to Denver, Tues
day night to attend the fall fest
ivities
Bring your Cream to
Trumbor & Counts and
get your cash for it. We
test every Tuesday and
Friday.
Mrs. E. C. La Sale. of Bea-
trice Nebr., came in Tuesday
morning on account of the illness
other mother Mrs. Nellie Thomp-
son, of southwest Of town.
Roady Kenehan's speaking
tour is a continuous ovation, due
equally to his good cheer and his
ability to drive home facts about
economical state government.
H. H. Seldomridge, democratic
nominee for congressman in the
second district, doesn't make a
long speech, but ingeniously lifts
the hides of the Elephant and
Bull Moose and puts apule e brand
of ginger in the Democratic mule.
Ed Counts and wife left Sum
day morning for Canon City,
where they go as delegates to
the Odd Fellow and Rebecca
Lodges. At this place is the meet
ing of the grand lodges Of the
orders. From this place they go
to Redstone, Pueblo, Denver and
Glenwood Springs on a visit to
friends and relatives. With Mr..
and Mrs. Counts to represent
them the Cheyenne Wells Lodges
will be heard from.
J. R.. Beavers, of Hugo was
caller at this Office last week.
Mr.. Beavers is chairman of the
Lincoln county central commit
( tee, is ex-county superintendent
of schools and is at present en-
gagged in teaching. He is one OF
Lincoln cOunty's most substan-
tial democrats and if we have
been correctly informed is the
ranking democrat of that county.
We feel safe in saying that he
will make good with his party.
and as the years go by you will
hear more of him.
"A flue in the engine which pulls
the morning west bound passen-
ger train blew out at Ascalon,
Wednesday morning. The train
was backed to Cheyenne Wells
where it was delayed two hours
until another engine could be Sc
cured
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-10-18


Cora Redmon are sorry to learn
that she is i'll with malaria fever
at her home in Craig, Mo.
Robt. Terrill shipped three car
loads of cattle to the Kansas City
market Sunday night. His son
Rolla accompanied the shipment.
A bunch of cowboys, who are
rounding up cattle for the big
stockmen of this county camped
here Sunday night. Carl Nc
Crumb and Jack Tinsley, of
Cheyenne Wells, went out with
them Monday morning to assist
in the roundup.
Theodore Roosevelt, ex-presi-
dent of the United States was
shot by a crank in Milwaukee,
Monday night. The bullet en-
tered the right side and only
made a fl e 8 h wound. John
Schrank, the man who did the
8 h ooting was Immediately
pounced upon and is in Jail in
default of 81, 500 bond. Schrank's
defence is that Roosevelt is a
dangerous character.
A crowd of young folks were
entertained by R. B. McCrumb
Wednesday night at the home of
his parents in east Cheyenne
Wells. The guests of honor were
Miss Jennie Redmon, Everett Red
mon, Charlie Counts and Earl
Clossen who left Thursday night
for Grand Junction. There were
twenty-six present, and a most
enjoyable time was had. Re-
freshments were served.
The Ladies Aid Society gath
cred at the home of Mrs. w. E.
Redmon. Monday afternoon to
bid her farewell. She will leave
this week for Grand Junction
where the family will make their
home. Mr.. Redmon. who is our
county treasurer, and Miss Olga,
his deputy, will remain here
until the first of the year. This
is one of the best families in
Cheyenne county and their many
friends regret to see them leave.
Theodore Roosevelt, now the
self assumed promulgator and
prophet of Direct Legislation
refused to approve of the Okla
homa Constitution, while Presi-
dent, simply because it contained
a clause providing direct legisla-
ton. Roosevelt sent his dear
friend Taft into Oklahoma to
fight the Oklahoma constitution
and the people of that state
resented the interferences of
Roosevelt and Taft and gave a
40. 900 majority for the constitu-
ton.
Monday morning we received
by express from the Silver Plum
Ranch on the western slope, a
box of the finest apples ever
shipped to Cheyenne Wells.
They were grown in the orchard
recently purchased by w. E.
Redmon, and of which there is
to be shipped over 5000 boxes
this season. If all the apples in
this orchard are like the box
Ernest sent us, we will bet that
Mesa county can't produce a bet
ter piece of fruit than the Red
mon apple. Send US another box
any time you want to.
The growth of Colorado in the
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-10-18

A buggy and single harness
for sale. WALTER L. BALES.
Miss Nellie Cahill left Monday
night for Denver to attend
school.
For SALE-Will sell or trade
for stock, twenty acres of cane
and kaffir corn. Address me at
Arapahoe. LEE MAYF1ELD. N433
For SALE-Two bay geldings.
age 6 and z, weight about 100
each, will work in any harness,
sound and an all around good
team in fine condition. WALTER
L. BALES.
Fred Lindenberger left last
Friday morning for Jamesport,
Mo-, where he will spend the
winter. Fred had bad luck with
his beans-about half of them
blew away during the strong
wind last Friday night a week
ago. After threshing he had 80
bushels left.
Ammons, as governor, must
have a democratic legislature
with him in order to accomplish
all that he plans for the state.
Democrats are urged to line up
strongly behind the legislature
nominees. It would tickle the
republicans and Bull Moosers to
trick the democrats out of the
legislature and then, by new
tricks, defeat the choice of the
people for United States SEN
ators. Make sure of democrats
for the legislature.
Evidence that the cost of liv-
ing is still rising and rising at a
more alarming pace than ever
before, is given in the latest
compilation of the Bradstreet
monthly index of prices, which
includes not only food, but met
ais, textiles, coal, building mate
rial and a number of other things
which go to make up the ordinary
necessities of life. The figures
for September show that the
cost Of living climbed up more
during that period than in any
previous month.
When answering Judge Par
ker's charges in 1904 Colonel
Roosevelt denounced them as
malicious lies and buttressed his
value as a witness by saying
''These contributions could hot
have been made without my
knowledge, for I kept in touch
with every step in the cam
paign." Just a while ago, it will
be remembered when he could
no longer deny that the contri-
buttons were received and ex-
pended in his behalf he took ref
uge in the plea of ignorance by
declaring, Il was only informed
in a general way, from time to
time, on matters connected with
the management Of the cam
paign." If the latter statement
is true then the former was
false.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
ONEIDA. ~ Il

Mrs, Lee Burbridge sof Manchester
was visitor here Tuesday.
MIRA Alva Carpenter and son Ray
mond OF Almorai visited at the
Chas.! Kimber home the past week.
Mrs. Hilsenbeck and sister. Miss
sprague OF Greeley were here Tues
day.
Verne Buchanan Of Oelwein visited
his sister, Mrs. ]. B. Howe, We'd
nesday and Thursday. ..s
Miss Onderkirk attended a dance
at Durango Thursday evening.
+ Mrs. Perry Haight spent the. past
week at Delhi i i.t.5. 81 Il
Mr.. Liliibridge of Edgewoot was
Calling on friends here Wednesday.
Miss Janet Ferris attended church
at Greeley Sunday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Kimber entertained
the Helpers Union on Thursday.
Miss Lula Ross spent several days
the past week at Manchester.
Mrs. Will Henneesey and son Har-
nv OF Greeley visited the formers
aunt. Mrs: Kate Coz. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w a. conell are
the proud parents Of q baby girl
born Sunday. February II.
Ralph Ross and Miss Palmer od
Export are visiting the Misses
Rnss and Chas. Kimber homes. e
Miss Ella Miller and lisa Hawklna
spent Sunday 1t Olaf Piersen's.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14


The Honor q "a. COWBOY, q play
prepared BY home talent under the
direction: of Cal. w. Martin for the
benefit ofsthe free public library,
win positively; be given February q
at the City Opera house. Mr.. Hars
~ scotthorn, who takes the part Of
the cowboy, has appeared in this
role with much success in other
places snd he WIN have excellent
support here. Z, I2s3a III
There wiz Be number OF special
ties. among which Mrs. A NJ. Cloud
will swing the electric clubs. Those
who have seen this before voted it
nothing less than marvellous
Tickets wal be+sn sale Monday
morning. Is Grems drug store. Ad-
mission, 3Sc ana Soc.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
JOEL HAhsN En- Ii KICKS.
Montrose, Missouri. Feb. 10. 1912, /;
Manchester Democrat,

Ast0gS5, ESs1. AVS 10 q. Il
Manchester Democrat, I
Manchester, Iowa.
! see by your paper that the head
camp q the N. ". A. has tanperet
with the rates again. have been /
member Of that order for the last
twenty years, but when the new
rates become effective, they will
have to count me out Of It. Itslooks
to- me as IL thatsds what they are
after, to force out mI fellows who
have paid our money for the last
twenty or Twenty-Five years, and are
now too old to get any other insur-
ance. went into the NJ. W. "A. at
thirty-two. Ny rate was then As
cents; about seven or eight years
ago, they raised It to rs cents,
believe. and now according to the
new rates it would oe $500 month,
or on my policy 5000 month,
amounting to $1,000, . year. At that
rate q laboring man ofs my age who
works At common labor. VIII have 70
drop out. OF course. they don't
care anything shout that They; are
figuring on ths young fellow from
eighteen to twenty coming into the
order It reasonable rate. but they
may fool themselves on that point,
because the Young fellowss-wNls get
old and be torced out Just like 10 old
fellows are now. s5s 81
I wish that you would publish this
SO others may be benefited by u
and not fall down Ike did.
Yours truly, NJ -.:5 6
as i:.t5a Joe Langhammer.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
4 REAL estate TRAisslFlE Frs.

Sherman Hsrris Is 81. G. Hterony,
mus. Land In sections IS and 50
township 80. range s and s. conssil'dd
Grafton, 500.
Robert r. Childs and wife 70 WI.
bert ". Childs Land dn rec q, twp
SO, range S. SCon4id eration 50, 900.
Bernard Rocker ct ab to Henry
]. Koelker. Sc u ~ ssw ~ OF sec
SO, twp 80. range 3 consid ton,
$40. 900 90.
Henry J. Rocker ct = to- Der
nard Koelker sw IA OF ne i q
sec 4. twp SO. range 3. conside el 9:
ton. Sc. oOo.O 90.
Henry ]. Koelker ct al 70 Louis
Rocker. Land In sec 80. twp 80.
range 8. Cons liberation, s1l,6Oo.oO ass
Cynthia T. Furman ct al to Anna
G.. Smith. Land in sec 30, twp IS,
range 4 Consideration. s2.s54.oo.
Effie Trip to fJohn.A. Dssey. Land
In sec s3s. twp 49,, range Z. Consid-
Grafton. $5sa7.7 2.
rs. Packard and WIFE TO a. 2 :
Stone. Land IN sec q twp 80. range
nails of Iowa. wv.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
MAN IL i. e II {. ! :. CO. MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Nam
chester Light, Heat and Power COM
pany was held in this city Wednes-
day and elected L. Matthews 81. w:
w. Matthews. Allen r. Ite Roy. Z:
r. Robinson. B. W. jewell, Jay Mat.
thews and L. Matthews jr. as df-
rectors. the board choosing the
following officers: L Matthew'S.
president and manager; Allen r. LIE
Roy, vice president: Jay Matthews,
secretary, and w. w: Matthews,
treasurer. IS. Il So
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
N. Merriam Of Ryan Was z
business visitor in the city Friday. J.

Z, "a ~ N ar.r;., =, 80 = 30 :, =, a., 30
,,. =, ~. {, ~. - r-tA.v
8. s. s. !. 81 ~. i.
Z - , ,...s. 80 !. :, !, la, s..l 49,
80 " 800 4. -. 8 - rs.
-Mse Se1e suiilyan ssene. eAs w
day WIN reaatives u puDulue
~ zues' = ons hesns W nef Aun : 3 :
M1s 3 !. J" .'ss1s .s,..ns q ].
ner nome y !" ate .,a.ul1.s' - q,
eiud'ns z 49, wesn 7 ~. VIZ le1a
!ayes ano tl't'n1s 3 fsn = '
Mr. -sttl1.s e. y. rres'on mas retu s.
g g tnn c'.y.E al'er, : ~ 80 =.
way :. = .ne noms :. s, ~ u. q
mrs s'iane 1e"eaA,'n " 49, q
Mrs ~, - q. = McDonasa ana aa fa'nI
1ef. Mis- bessfe returned n,me las,
. N from several $3.50 =
w VIM relasives = "afsna
=
C w Y Lyman y prepartns VI :
. trap to ne P {. coast, Wness :.
~ ~ : - - ens :. =. ~ 1890 Z.
81 h 'ai' =. ~ ( = - : = 81.
8 lelt.;
THE ladies Is n. M lsHE! Z faul q
WI w seryes lsuppef ~ sne u1.
e asnc 80 ~ 4. !, = -. '>A ~, "a =
80 :. - -. ),
essnln s
Mrs. Charie y Sl,soWn = =
and her oIIotnsefs G i.1.a "a !.
.opnl a 4. M a. \; it,
$500 =. - = 80. Il n
0S'a1s \ e 81
!. Mr.. and Mrs., 9. :. sses sn.e1
tsined s.5eenpany g 81 trenas y ! ~.
nel 1.lsy 80 ,:,,a,,,, ~ POI.
8. ~ =. 9 - . =
81 40. - IL ], ~, ~. I, !.
MI, - and Mt: .onn 3 u = $50 u.
lAnoA S 'ssp'. D..' 81 -.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
GOOD ROADS
] ETlN I CALLED
TO 6E tiEL AT COURT HOUSE
wEpNE sDAY OF NEx n
WEEK. IA. Fl
xlLllAn CReskEY SELLS fAR1
Quarter Section Bring Record Price
81 $50 pr Z 3f n
Acre.
AN interested in good roads

All interested In good roads arr
requested TO attend thia meeting
Come out and Y you do
not agree with the speaker;
i say %. Maybe you have something
to- suggest that Will help Every
body come and get interested. tail q
and boost for good roads. Wei a
erayEi get them until you do.
AS township trustees, road auu
drag superint endents are allowed
! one days pay and mileage for ct Ct.
tending this meeting, we would s ash
that you call At the Auditors B Of y,
/ fice and register. u,
The following Is the pro- Am:
10: so q, M. How the :. nots Cen. 2.
tral Buih the sample iie Of Road Toad
Between EarIsille and Dyersyille
q. W. pier. roadmaster Of !: g: +.
/. n.
1875 a M. Question box on Road
LAWS. opened by -. 3. Stiles.
400 >. M Road Dragging and
Organisms Tovnships Into Road
81. Dragging Districts Preston Ran lt
con. (Nr. Ransom is and has been
for the past stx years road and q 9
drag superintendent for Jackson %
township, Hardin county. Iowa
l:45 >. IA. ass.. Auto. Roae Their II
gOb1ects and Benefi Its Discussion
opened ~ GeorEe Barr u
!: 80 p. ~ Good Rods; How e
Build and Maintain . Thomas =
Mcdonald, Of the Iowa State 'Highwa.
:Commls.ton, Ames. Iowa.
All su65ects open for questi lions and n,II
!discussion. "a,
w. 81. Robinson W " &. Dasis
h'rmsn Board HI Additor.s
supervisors..t
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14

Mrs. G. As Smith gof Dyeruyslle
Is expected here this afternoon for
brief visit at the home OF Mis-
Mary Link. 5 <iSsi q 4,
His friends are glad to know
that Of H. Rs Holmes, who has been
seriously i'll the past few days. Is
much better.
-JoA Moreland departed for his
home In Galesburg, Illinois, this
(Tuesday) morning, after visit With III
relatives and old time friends in
this city. II
our. Ut entidh 10 directed to the
Lyric theatre ad in another column nm
Water Lilies, beautiful film has has
been secured for tomorrow (Wed-5
3nesday) nights program.
Lovett q Davis predict an ad7
vance in the price Of clover seed be
fore sowing time and in their al al
this week quote prices on an ex1 g
good lot they now offer for sales
Mr.. and Mrs Frank vorwaldt re
turned to their home in Dyersylle,
Monday morning after pleasant vie We
Il In Manchester. guests at the
home Of Miss Mary and George
Link. -. ~; ..sa
County Clerk Graham issued the
$ntlnvInr ularriapA licenses dur.ne
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
4. Aslll.ER asovEs SHOP.

TIE AZ Miller barber shop was
removed~th first Of the week to
It's new quarters An. the Bradley 6
Sherman 1hilding three doors north
Of the Clarence House. The mahog-
ony wall mirrors and furniture in
stalled lasg year " the jeweary firm
OF sibert = sherratt. we're purchas-
ed by MrE Miller and remain In the
room. Nv plumbing has been In.
stalled m the. shop is one Of the
most co.. Slete and attractive TO be
found anywhere In q place Of this
size. Is
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
MANCHESTER aARkETs.3
some REAL BAR !. = GAINS, 1 8:

Before the spring goods begin e
! arrive the Snodgress Clothing Co y.
co,ndnctink s.season's: end bargai,
!. sale, Prices on various 4 lines ~ q.
1 mems and boyA clothing have been beer
reduced to the minimum. See their,
adyertismnt quoting some Of the bar,
gains now offered. US
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
PATRIOTIC PR .qR1A'lM.E


w. r, G. ladies' held open meeting
February to celebrate the memory
OF our dead heroa Washington and
Lincoln Six. O'clock supper was
served for; the soldiers 4 and theil
wives. Relief Corps ladies' and theil
husbands to which all did Justice
In the evening q patriotic program
was given under the supervision q
our patriotic INSTRUCTOR, Mrs. A. G
Garter. Captain Merry had charge
CT the music and favored us with a
solo entitled Iowa. which proved
he Is not sonly; loyal to his country
but to his state. Il He then gave N
m address ON Lincoln which was
certainly fine and the stories which
he told never grow old. 4
Address. WashingtonCol. c. G.. G
Bradley. '.: J,
Address. Lincoln Capt ]. r. Merry.
Recitation7-M aster Leslie Burk.
Recitation lester Delbert Skinner.
Reading, Nicknamee Of Lincoln
Mrs. Lula Miner. s8t5Ss & a !,
Recitation.s Trouble Borrower
~, s.-sses.ssii
lev. J. ~ Black.
Rsadfhs 3: fss1Traii. &! tsssE
Mr Carter ought to feel that her
program was : saccess 90 |; everyone
who was asked to take part were
present. Special mention should be
given the little fellows who took part
as they were az except onally good.
Prosram closed With play salute. ].
]. Mr.. Julia Evans.
! Il Press correspondent
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
ARTlc {; |. HERO e /: ] e COMING y
Lincoln Writ q, Thousand herols
Alaskan Advsnturss 81 Tel His II
$500 HH~aA lktn.&. "a ~ N q n al,t I'M = z

Lincoln Writ o. Thousand Hsrol'
Alaskan Advsnturss to Tel His \
Crest Story q chautAdqua. u
Chautauqua patrons this season ar
to be given story that VIII Thrill
them to the bones. It Is the story b.
Lincoln " irt Of his marvellous exper
1ences in the Artic regions while
serving az commissioner OF ednca
ton for the U. 8. government 4
Alaska. I. M NJ
Lincoln Writ all alone, accompan'
led only BY Eskimo guides. blazed q
trail twelve hundred and fifty miles
In length. through traokless wilds
and EXTREMIST weather where the
foot a. white man had never before
trod The story Of that trip y
bullying With interest and all but
sets new standard Of human en-.
dura1ce. W. /. 4
The story IL educational as 1T re:
veals the great resources Of Alasla.
describes new tribes q savage men,
tells u Wild religious dance q n "a
tive. re,ates Interesting anecdots ol
the Eskimo dos and hls uses and ret
yeals interesting facts heretosore m;
known. ii r 81
Ss.s HUNDREDS e miles sof Mi. SXirt q
famous trip we're covered under tle
nondi inno = ~ IN the hf1r.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
LIQUID SMOKE E,

one az the mos. useful products Of
recent times isi liquid smoke. This
takes the place Of the old method % q
smoking meats and much more satss 3,
factory according to Amsden's ad-
vertisement III; another column. Read
! Il and investigate this new product
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
-.vsllLiA [! 4. Avery.

Manchester friends sympathize
With Mrs. b. N. .Amsden IN the nss
of her brother. william II. Avery.
whose death occurred 1t his home in
Los Angeles, California, January 2s,
1912. The deceased was seventy
five yearsl q age and was = resiasnt
OF this city until forty syears ESQ.
Yhen he went to California. where
De engaged IN the banking buAi,:
ness. His Old thine friends in this
city sincerely regret to learn ot his
death. ~. II ,S
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
spEclAL pR,MARY oFFER.

&c. III the news Daily Register
and Leader now until June 5th. q. 001
Soc mere includes big Sunday paper.
Hand your subscription to ps5aishe1
or send to. the Register and Leader,
Des Moines, lowe
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
sREckoN-HEHsLEY.

Mrs. Susa Breckon and Mr.. Ed
win Hensley were married in & Dsl
buque last Tuesday, February 18th,
1912. The Democrat extends con-
ordinations. ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
Foa SAILS.
lN


& General Delivery and Light Drayage.-
I have changed my flag station . from
Cal Atkinson's store to Lafferty.s store,
phone 254. also all orders left at Keiser
tention. Residence phone 102. &
4-2mos, J. G. PROWSE
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14
AUToMoslLE GAR GAINS. !,

In another column viii be fund
the advertisement Of the Oelwein
Automobile Co. Of Oelwein. Offering
come exceptional bargains in: used
cars. The Oelwein Automobile Co
Is. one Of the largest dealers in auto
mobiles in northeastern Iowa and
many q the cars now offered have
been usd for Demonstrating psrposes
only. Read their advertisement.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-14

aas---MT ~. AHU 4MID.i.E 1t -. soSAASH y
pleasantly entertained . company OF
friends 1t dinner Wednesday evening
Is. Clarence Lister Will enter
tain ! company Of friends this
1Tuesday) afternoon In honor q
Mr.. and Mrs. James Appleby q
Portland, Oregon.
\: ~ ldiss Neya Baker returns to heI
home In Twin FAILS. Idaho, the first
* next week, concluding : two
weeks visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Graham.
Mrs. 3. W. Appleby Of Portland
Oregon. who has been visiting here
Vii the home of her daughter, Mira,
|fH. q. Seeds went to Independence on
Monday for brief visit with reaa.
tives. '55s5Ss
and Mrs. Homer Burhana
returned home. Sunday afternoon
srom Dubuque after brief Walt
with relatives, guests at the home
~ the laster - SlsIeH N Az - ~
Johnson. "a I
The basket bali game at the
Ar1nory Friday evening resulted ,in
double: defeat for Manchester. The
High schs;opa boys ut osths Anamosa
I'LL md Ass q u z
Am. ass, E sss5ss
Mrs. James Bishop ol this city
ma Mrs, Grace Bishop Of Golden
vent; TO Iowa city sstnrday' for q
list WITH the formefi,,ss daughter.
Miss Blanche Bishop, who IL =, stu
dent 1t the state university. ],
\ go Frank ozark Il, Warner. Alberta.
Canada Was N J, agreeable caller at
this Office Monday He Likes the y !.
part Of Canada where he and Frank
Acorn are located, but would Ike y
better Il there we're less mosquttos
IN there. rs q isssS $#3 4
Richard condor met With an I'M
,ortunate accident in waterloo last
Tuesday. While worlkinG in the Mi
snois Central round house he stepped
through s hole IN the floor and
broke his ankle. He 10 getting along
nicely and his friends hope for his
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FOR SALE.
5wAn! WANTED

Famly moving oeMaachester wantstD rent
9 Aouse ON - east siies2 VIII want possession
NarcA lst - Give description and location.
Address box;As6. Nsnclsetter. Iowa. Il.
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sHour Hsslred acre farm for rent. - miles
f1Im MancAgtef Inquire OF Carr; sDnson
OH Carr. MaM.hester. lo~A. Devks.