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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

Judg" Lyons and wife were passengers south on the Seattle this morning. They are on their way for a visit at Walla Walla, the judges old home. During the summer, after his brief visit at home Judge Lyons will go to the westward, where hr will preside over the floating court. rt.--Krtchi- kan Mincr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

IT you are out of 1etterheads call and see our new line of bond papers. The finest ever brought 10 Valdez.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

IT you want your clothes clean cd and pressed phone Silvarman, i98.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
Drawing and Painting.

Mrs. R. kinSman will organize a class in drawing and oil paint ing during the coming week. All wishing To join call at her resi- dence on Mckinley street.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

FOR SAlE--Ncw complete set photographic history of Civil War, published by Review of Re views; cheap. See Hceser, cable office. 2t
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

Miss Mnnohan. of the clerks office, iS back after quit" a sia, in tur,lnNa, attending in rnur duties.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

The Seward Gateway is on sale at the Valdez Drug Go. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

Judge CuShman returned from Chilina this morning, where Inc held a special term of court.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

FOR RENr--Thrcc room fur nish"d house. Apply ThOs. $. scott, aI cl"rk's office, court house.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

The Grand hotel under new management. Rooms soc and up. Laundry in connection, Mrs. H. Sharts.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

It costs no more to get your clothing cleaned and pres ScG ai Silvcrman'S. Phone i9S.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

Silverman will call Tor and de- iver your goods, phone i98.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

Advertising in the Prospcctor brings results. Try it.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

The only practical taIlor Tn Valdez, Ben Silver man. Phone i198.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
LOCAL ITEMS

Key stone bath house furniture for sale cheap.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

John Buusc, of the mar shars office, is back from an ofricia visit to the suburban towns.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

Mrs. WrrkS. wife of Lieut. Weeks. of the road commission returned from d several week : viSil iO ihr states.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

Perry Grace, an Old-timer, ar rived on tn" MaripoSa this morn ing from Valdez creek, where he says there is nothing doing at the present time owing tO all the claims on the creek being bond ed tO a Boston syndicate. 4 rep- r"s"nialir" of the Hub people is expected [" reach the creek at any time.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

Refined practical nurse or house keeper will cook for club of men. ar z" in camp. Inquire nr address ''c. Eupk. Hotel Sl. Elias.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

! Screen doors and windows at Rudolph's. If
 George GOShaw is back in town greeting his many friends.
 Guy Brubackcr is back at his desk in the prosecuting attorncy's office.
 Ed. Lakin, clerk of the court, was a returning passenger on thc MaripOSa.
 Louis ROSenthal is back from several months visit to the eastern states. SELLING OUT our stock of millinery at cost for next 30 days. Mrs. s. F. Gleason. 7-i George Walker, United States District Attorney, returned from CurlOva on the Mariposa.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
Weather Report.

l}aronlrlrIr pressure. .29.93S Temperature at 0 6-p. m.. .5i Maximum temperature. 60 Minimum temperature. .i6 Mean temperature. ..... .3S Cloudy, fresh breeze $. w..
 F. NJ. BLADE, Opscrvcr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

since inc return of the court
 officials the government building has resumed it's wOntrd appear ancr. The absence of the forces from the three offices had ten drnry to make business appear tO br very dull in that neighborhOOd.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

It yOu want your !urs repair. cd see Silverman, phone f98.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

The ladies will entertain at "5n0' tonight al the Tillikuin club. Mrs. Meyer Blum and Mrs Vim. Leach will act as hOStcSScS
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

A well attended meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held last evening in the council cham bcrs. Considerable business of a routine nature was attended to. Matters were considered in an in- formal way for the future benefit of the town. Reports of commit tees having in hand subjects of general interest, were made, showing very satisfactory pro- grcss. The chamber will meet again on next Friday night.
 The advent of Charles Heron in the city has brought the late st political dope from headquarters. He says that Attorney General N'ickersham favors the appoint ment of District Attorney Cross Icy, of inc Fourth judicial divis- ion, to the vacant Ala ska judge ship, and that he will probably have his way, although Governor Clark would like to see John Y. Ostrander, of Cordova, appointed to the vacancy. ITc says. how ever. should ilc president mako up his mind that hc was not fo s"rvr another term. hc would name his old friend. Grorgc Wal k"r. and lot the politicians lakc rarc of themselves.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

lt is rumUrcd that Will Steel will cease his connection with the Cnrdoya Alaskan on the 10th inst No further particulars were ob- tainabl" at the lime of going io press.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
Rubber Goods.

Every piece guaranteed. owl Drug Co.,, Inc.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

Loren F. Wushbmn, fnrmrrI, with In" Signal Corps, has ac. crpt"d a position with the Cam rrnn-Jnhnsnn people.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-12-04
THE "sTRoNG. DRINK OF THE
BIBLE.

The use OF intoxicating drink, as a
comon article of luxury or living Is
inconsistent with the plain spirit and
precepts of Gods word. It furnish
es no warrant whatever for its use.
The strong drink" OF the ancients
was in, it's. effects somewhat analog-
Gus to ardent spirit; though not so
polluting nor so poisonous. And the
use to be made Of It Is so distinctly
pointed out in scripture that men
need not mistake and poison them
Selves It was to be- used as a medi-
cine in extreme cases.. Give strong
drink unto him that Is ready to per-
ish." It's common use is condemned
as awfully henious. Strong drink
is raging; and whosoever is deceiv-
ed thereby is not wise" "They are
out Of the waypthrough stronk drink;
they err in vision; they stumble in
Judgment" Such passages show clear
ly the mind of God with respect to
the nature and use of this article.
They apply, with double force to the
more, fiery element of modern inven-
ton. Moreover, it is said in anoth.
er passage, "Woe, unto him that Civ.
eth his neighbor strong drink" But
does not every man who manufacture
es, or sells, or uses this liquor, en-
courage his neighbor to drink? And
if he does it with the Bible in his
hand, does he not condemn Gods
authority? Does he not aggregate
guilt by SHINING against great light
And would he not aggrevate it still
further, should he charge the blame
r wi,
would it be on the Bible, should one
chapter, or one sentence be added
encouraging the common. use Of intoxi
eating liquor. II any man thus add
God shall add unto him the plaques
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THE / LOCAL news OF
DELAWARE ! !. ! COUNTY
FROM our REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
EARLViLlE.
Last Weeks Letter.

Mrs. Albert Buckho,tz and little
laughter returned to their home in
Chicago Saturday, after u IS month S
kisit with relatives.
4&obert Young Of Dubuque was an
Jver Sunday visitor with friends in
own.
Mrs. L. G. Jersey and daughter
Grace left Monday for Minneapolis to
4spend the winter at the w. E.. Cat
iron home. s.l u VEN ,t,sl-
Miss Stella Hunt was pleasantly
surprised on Monday evening by the
members OF the, Y. L. S. at the home
of her. grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cousins. Miss Hunt, who is to { be
fnarried this week to Mr.. Chas. Rob
bison, was presented with very pref
lty picture, as a token Of the esteem
~ which she is held by the society. =
AReuben Davey, Harry Cruise and
! I'm Holdren departed last week for
Fcadia, Florida, where they will be
Employed during the winter months. !
Mrs. Ed Peters Of East Dubuque
vs. visiting at the Stumpf home east
Is town. +. FL .5.. .S,5
Mrs. l.. w. Milen and Miss Laura
yVerkmeister spent Thursday of last
Eeek with Delhi friends. s
Dennis Holdren, we'll known agent
F|or Wadley & Company Of Dubuque,
$hipped % crates of chickens on Tues
bay Of last week, for which he paid
6192.22.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Matthews OF
Thatcher, Arizona, arrived last week
Tor a visit with home folks.
Bert Wesche of Webb, Iowa, arrlv-
9ad last week for a visit with his
mother, who is quite sick.
! Garth Dunn will teach the school,
known as the Gould district school,
kuring the winter months. +
Miss Ruth Schaller commenced her
School in the, Stony Point district
Week. "
frank Geinapp has purchased the
s3 }C.g;WooGs property in the east end
Il town and will taks possession IN
Me spring. !,
u Mr.. Woods new home in the north
Bart Of town is nearing completion.
Il Mrs. Ram Barker and her daush-
Der Miss Cora Sherman of Anamosa
8isited friends lin town last week.
4 rs. Barker will be better known as
Miss frankie Jamison.
II Ed Smith Of Hot Springs, South
Dakota, arrived last week for Wis
lit with his parents Ed is now an
sklectrical engineer. having occupied
IN position at the famous Natlonai
Banitarium at Hot Springs He mas
a position at Fremont. Ne
soraska, where he goes from here.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-12-04

e Inred elected t ID oAvee fecel'eu 'A' . ~
For the OFFICE Of Justice of Peace IN
| Oneida township there were four hundred
eighty nine (4s9) votes cast, Of which
| Levi G. Raster received two hundred
forty seven CAD votes, is declared elect
NJ v. Newcomb received two hundred
! forty-two (242) votes, Is declared elected.
| For the office Of Constable there were
which ~
| Joseph Bechel received two hundred five
| (205) votes, Is declared elected.
NJ. V. Newcomb received forty six (46)
votes.
W. v. Cattron received one shundred
eighty eight lss) votes, is declared elect
For the office of Justice Of Peace of
Bremen township there were six votes
cast, of which "a
John Natchman received two (2) votes
Frank Gibbs received one q vote. .
c; D; Hunt received two (2) votes, is
For the ra aRrlce e Of Constable there were
one hundred ffty-seven (15O votes cast
afty i've (i55) votes, is declared elected.
i: w Ssns1 Sseeiyea ore q? yete. =. 7
of North Fork township there were If
teen (15) votes cast, of which
H: Kortenkamp received two (2S votes votes.
Clarence Bell received two (2) votes.
Scattering, four ~ votes; .,,uo or.
seventy-slx (76) votes cast, of which
Peter Kelchen received seventy -one CID
votes. is declared elected.
Peter Schuster received two 90 votes
Clarence Bell received two (2) votes.
For the office Of, Justice Of Peace Of
j. W. swinburne received one hundred
foEty-seven 147l votes, is declared elected.
dred forty-three (l4s) votes. is declared
J: ". corDln received si1ty-three tcs'
For the office of Constable there were
two hundred seventeen (21D votes cast.
ct Ghfh e. w Is
elected. -.&
Henry yesey received eighty-fou (s4)'
votes, Is declared elected. -.-
Scattering, two (2) votes.
For the office Of Justice of Peace Of
Adams township there, were three hundred
". T. NlcElliott resolved one hundred
three (1O3) votes. Is declared elected.
A. T. Robinson received one hundred
3. E. McCloud received one hundred
For the office OF Constable there were
three hundred sixty (3GO) votes cast. OF
which
James Dufrey received ninty mine (99)
votes. Is declared elected -.
Robert Montgomery received nfnty-nine
(99) votes. is declared elected, ~,
S. L. Uhl received Seventy (70) votes
tChas. Prabel received ninety (9O) votes.
For the office of Justice Of South Fork
township there were two hundred sixteen
(21G) votes cast, Of which 80 -..,-
J. A. Dalrymple received two hundred ,
fourteen .(214) votes, is declared elected.
Joe Lux received one ~ vote.
Frank Barnes received one ~ vote.
For the office Of Constable there were
eight (S) votes cast, of which q
II. Moulton received one ~ vote g.
Henry Deshaw received one ~ vote.
Scattering, six (6) votes.
In testimony whereof we have herewith
set our hands and caused this to be at
tested by the clerk of the Board Of Su-
pervisors. 5g..
Done at Manchester, county seat OF
Delaware county; 18th, 18th, 18th Of No
~ W. B. ROBINSON,
Chairman.
F. "A. MEAD.
JAS. KEHOE,
b. . Members Board Of Supervisors.
and ex-officio Board Of Coun-,
- ty Canvassers.
". J. DAVIS,
County Auditor and Clerk of
the Board Of Supervisors.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-12-04
;. DELAWARE.
Tact Weeks Letter.

Mr.. and Mrs. John HOLSTER Of Man
chester spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Sackett.@ -
81 Mrs. Delight Meader and son Amos
Of Cedar Rapids, spent several days
last week at the home OF MT. ana
Mrs. J. NJ. Kingsley. :,
Mrs. James Cottet and son Harold
Of Frederick, South Dakota, are the
guests of friends and relatives N
town.
Mrs. B.. w. Holdridge Of Delhi spent
Friday at the Lewis Maxwell home.
Miss Alma Nicholson has recently
taken Miss Ortberg's place In the
telephone office.
Mrs. Harry Utley and daughter Mil
dred of Manchester were guests of
relatives in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Coates and
family and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Zirtz-
nan. and family of Manchester spent
Snday at the John Carver nome
near Oneida. I.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Davis left on
Sunday afternoon for Sioux CITY,
where they will make their future
home > e
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stocks Of
Hopkinton and Miss Esther Luckter-
hand spent Friday at the G. Rolofr
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Coates and
daughter Ruth and Mrs. Benson and
daughter Hattie attended the tuner
al of Hon. Judge F. 3. Doolittle on
Thursday. 3 sssj
The Larkin club was entertained
at the home OF Mrs. P. Mortenson
Friday. 4
Mrs. Carl Geinapp and daughter
Ruth were passengers: to Dubuque
last week. y;
the Harry Guthornson home. %
A.. w. Sackett, George Wasink, Lew
Coon and John Beddow We're pass en-
gers to Dyersville Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Manson and
family, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Mack
and family and Mr.. and Mrs: John
lager and family Sspent Sunday at
the Oscar Manson thome.'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-12-04

week. If
Miss Agnes Maroney, who has been
sick, with tonsihtis, is able to be
around again, fact which her many
friends will be pleased to learn. VI
Miss Cathryn Laughren commenc.
q school In the Laughren distr1ct
last Monday.
Miss Maize Secrecy visited friends
at Masonville last Friday.
Miss Hannah Dolan Of Coggon Is
employed as seamstress in the Thos.
eastman home this week. III
Miss Zella Mahoney arrived here
Saturday from Dubuque, after a brief
visit with her mother and sister at
that place. Miss Mahoney commenc-
ed the winter term Of school in the
Rheidy district Monday. !.
Misses Anna and Mary Casey OF
Dubuque were here to attend the
Casey-Ironside wedding last Wednes-
day. !.
Miss Eveline sherrer OF Lamont
was guest at the home OF Arthur
SherreT5 Friday. =!
Miss Kearney Of Dubuque is visit.
ing in the John Taughey home Inns
week.
Willie Burns Of Castle Grove visit
ed at the Hugh McAleer home sui
day. =
I Miss Mary Casey returned to m
dependence Saturday, after spending
the week here, attending the casey
IronsiGe wedding Wednesday:
Miss Blanche McEnany, who Is az
tending school at Mount St. joseph 5
in Dubuque, is at home for snort
visit. So -, ;,
Miss AgnesS Coleman opened school
in the Reilly district Monday. :.
On last Wednesday morning al 81.
Patrick's Catholic church here was
solemnized the marriage of Mae Iron
side, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Ironside. and Will Casey, SON OF Mrs
John Casey, by Rev. j. J. OD'onneI
They were attended by Hazel COR
man and Charlie Casey. The bride
wore a dress of pink broadcloth and
hat, to match, the bridesmaid wore
a tan dress. The groom and grooms-
man wore the usual color, convention
al black. After the ceremony they
prepared to the BRIDES home, where
a bounteous dinner was served. me
bride is a young lady OF charming
personality and excellent habits. me
groom is "a young man OF excellent
habits and sterling worth. The young
couple will go to housekeeping on
the groom IS farm in Newton township
tNIessrs, Francis O'Brien and Leo
Baragary arrived home from Calder
Saskatchewan, Canada, where they
have been working the past few
months.
Miss Nellie Brophy of Masonville
Is visiting this week at the James
Dolentry- home. 49,, -,
.Thos. Reilly spent Sunday at VIII
Slattery's, near Masonyille.
Mrs. Conway and little daughter OF
Waterloo are guests In the John Ma
roney home this week. 80
Mrs. B. Maroney had new furnace
installed in her home last week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-12-04
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Last Weeks Letter.

Last Weeks Letter
Mr. and Mrs. C. W Burlington are
nicely settled in one of John Mar
shal's cottages on North Franklin
street. We claim them as North Man
obstetrics.
Mrs. Hebel spent the day Saturday,
shopping in Cedar Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Adams will
spend Thanksgiving in Cedar Rapids,
guests Of Mrs. Josie Nolan, Mrs. Ad-
ans sister. "-]
1 The, Aid supper at Mrs. Hanna's on
last Friday evening was a success.
Thanks to the public who patronized
us and donated.
Mrs. Lewis Purvis' son Of Elmer
and Mary Purvis are here. Mr.. Pur-
Wis expects to remain, providing he
can get work. He is a lather by
trade. t,s :
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-12-04
HoPKiNToN.
Last Weeks Letter.

l5*# gFat&F'E4= L9SI week s ItOIeI. .--er
gk Mr.. and Mrs. Landers We're over
unday visitors in Cedar Rapids:
: Mrs. a. Il. Martin went to ,Manches-
Ler Monday for few days. visit.
r.. X. Barnes took an automoblle
Road to Monticello and Anamosa Mon on
ay. They were Mrs. G.. r. and w.
Reeve Mrs. "A. C. Smith and Chas.
soot.a !!
Tuesday being the birthday ami
[lyersary c. Mrs. Bollman, ten OF her
R,ld friends took their dinner and
kkpent part of the day with her. they
Mere I'M esdames Crawford, Reeve,
kroA Clere, Littlefield, DeShaW,
Eourt dot, Mcconnell. Ricketts, and
k?amp I'll A very pleasant day was
MrsS Anderson OF Arlington ,@.g nag
EEeen visiting apong her. many 1rie 7i''ls
Nor i few daysA
IA M. and Mrs. f. X. Barnes made
ta trim to Cedar Rapids and back las'
B1Tuesday. ,o,,
~ 1 large number attended the chick
f,n pie supper provided by the iadles
fSf the Presbyterian church, and $t2
sWas cleared.
aWiss Wernimont Of Monticello Wis.
ted Misses Margaret ana oop - = uA =.
ler last week. ,,,a \, ~
4rs. A. E. Anderson and Miss Mary
SHI ord went to Ryan Friday.
@ III Hands and Dr.. Trevarthan Wen!
&Ko iowa City to attend the footoail
S1ame between Ames and the Unlver-
~ lily OF Wisconsin. +,,on
(# Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trevarthah
lA aft about two weeks ago for Perry,
m{h here they expect to make tnel !
LIB lome. 80 CT.
la brday evening for Perry, taking VIII
Ter her little grandson.
H. Miss Jennie Strane left on Friday
& norning for Dubuque, where she WI
3inand the winter at the home OF mel
Mrs Howard Litus and two Drotn.
|Hers, Archie and7tWallace s4rane' ie''
'Friday evening for KenWood.
Al Mrs. Charles Williamson and Nv,
title daughters Of West Union ar
Twisting Mrs. Sophia johnson.
IN Very interesting home meetings
EEhaye been held during the week ailc
kEclosed Sunday evening.
n Rev Coleman. of Allegheny agar
4occupied the pulpit Of the Covenant
! Ter church last Sunday.
N The members OF Tue aEi 1AS'AAou..''
kchurch and congregation gave then
A nastor. Rev. Chalice, and fanny,
Ekreception at the parsonage last tues
fAsday evening and some presents wets
4 brought them. The ladies' hao ais s
afprovided refreshments. ~,
III Sandy Vesey left Tuesday Tor Co ~,
station, Texas, where ne VIZ
afind employment as brick layer.
~ Dr. Floyd Smith OF RoWley was d
BoYsr5 Sunday visitor at the nome y
4 r g. Arncla Of St Louis, Whe
cane here % assist c. P. Joseph II
kinstailing Ills shoe making apparatus
was 50 we'll pleased with the 'oW,
tfNand. surroundings: that ne oeclueu ~, -
return and take an interest IN ~
business with Mr.. Joseph, ana 90
pects to remove his 1amtiy 80 :,
Is Il evident some one VIII, nave ~; =
huild some houses or people. :
DEhaye to remain away. t 49,. !,
Mrs. E. F. Main was Ylsi.o :. :
Manchester Friday. is.s
n. S. Keith and wife were n 81
Thursday from Marion, WISHING rei'
Marriage licenses wereissued las
week at Manchester to the folloWiat
D south Hopkinton people: 9e Oh
Green and Laura BurdacK; on
iSchoeder and Grace Butter.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-12-04
MINUTES OF
NOVEMBER SESSION
OF SUPERVISORS

Manchester Iowa. November II, 1912.
State of Iowa. Delaware County, IS.
Be it remembered, on this the di t.
day of November. 1912 A. p, 1t nelh ne
the first Monday after election the
Board of supervisors met IN regular qua,
session in said county. Members pres
emit: w. B. Robinson. F. a. Mead.
James Kehoe. with W., J. Davis. Au .H,nr
Roora of supervisors as canvasstttn i
q, oud nr0ceefIed to open and count the
the v Sonra a xHtnH
five O'clock until Tuesday. November L.
1872. nAyIS
w. b. Ro 6ho;Dsn Auditor.
November 18th. 1912;
Board met as per adjournment n muo
proceeded with the canv canvass Nss,aanesday,
November 18th. l9ll. 1nAvJS g.,
". b. ROBINSON. w. D. Auuitor,
-, Chairman. =. -
rs. .a ..rEIc November 18th. 1912.
BOARD met as per adjournment. anu ~,
continued the canyassing as SHOWN ny
ID nrJ
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-12-04
Last Weeks Letter.

Art McEnany and wife went to, ~.
hume last Wednesday to visit thea1
daughter; who is sc, ateenalns s'A''
,a;ss Mayme MCGUIRE was WIZ
thro ,, visitor one day last week. :, :
Miss Marie O'Brien arrived -nome
ero1r ~ Dubuque last Monday, Wnes rs,
HAS been visiting the past lev
s sne aa She commenced the Win. winter
.torm Of school in a rural scnooi neai
ES,asoueton Monday. .,.,.,a Of
.ne mis- Wards last Saturday. -; ned
mss from Waterloo Saturday, at.e 81
| nome mort ll visit with relatives at ina.
place. no,h;ns IF yagreville, Al
.anta canada, arrived mere 40 to
j t11e7edn,esday. He was called mere Hr ~
M ttand the funeral Of his mother' ~ :
e EDDIE Tyna et M .ssg Son is v3l ns
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-12-04
HOGS FOR SALE.

am offering 20, thoroughbred Dur
&C Jersey boars for sale; one year.
ling boar and 20 sows which will be
sold at reasonable prices. Farm
miles south OF town. Phone = and
1 on TO- ~ 2 4lw13.
EMIL WENDLING,
Manchester. Iowa.