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Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
oRlENTE AFIRE WITH REVOLT.
People Petition Government for Pro,
lection From Revolutlonists.

Santiga, Characterization in Orien.
te province continues extremely
alarming. Petitions are pouring in
for protection which the government
is unable to furnish because all avail
able troops are being concentrated to
surround the rebels under Generals
Estenoz and lvonet. Troops had an
engagement at Parral with the rebels
in which several rebels are reported
to have been killed or wounded, the
remainder being dispersed.
Great alarm is felt az Baracoa. The
town is without protection and is cut
of from communication with the In.
terror. An urgent appeal has been
made to the government to send q
gunboat.
General Ivonel. with $50 negroes
mounted and armed with new rifles
is pillaging the stores at La Carolina
Insurgents have appeared near Bay.
amo and Jiguani, to the west, which
heretofore has been reported tran
quill.
The rebels have again surrounded
Palma Soriano, north of Santiago, the
inhabitants of which are vainly ap
pealing for protection.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
TlTANlc's CAPTAIN WAS SOBER
ofIdavit Shows That He Did Not Par
take ct Intoxicants.

Washington.-That Captain Smith
of the Inflated Titanic did not partake
of any intoxicants at the now famous
Widener dinner given on board the
pride of the sea the night she sank to
her doom is the substance of an af-
fidavit which Senator William Alden
Smith, chairman of the senate COM
mittee which investigated the disas-
ter, will present to the senate as part
of the committees report. The af-
fidavit was obtained from Mrs. George
NJ. widener of Philadelphia, the
hostess at the dinner.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Jumped From Eighth Floor.

New York,-Mrs. Belle B. Heiden.
the wealthy widow of the late
Charles NJ Heiden. former head of
The Albany Brewing company, plung
ed out of the window of her apa-t.
ment on the eighth floor of an ex-
elusive apartment motel and was
killed on Sunday.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Under Orders Of Knox.

Washington.-Both the navy and
the army are under direct orders
from the department of state. The
department believes that it will be
compelled to use the army in an in
vasion of Mexico. and 1t is deter
mined that every regiment shall have
It's entire force on American soil
ready for instant movement. At least
5000 marines are available for imme,
date service.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Kite Nearly Causes Tragedy.

Ogden. Utah.-While experimenting g
with a man-lifting kite, George Croft.
nineteen.year-old son of Mrs. Bell
Croft, was severely burned Sunday
morning by the wire of the kite com
ing in contact with the high voltage
wires of the Utah Light & Power
company.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
WOULD DUST GENERAL WOOD.
conferees Agree on Army Bill Amend
ment That Would Remove
Chief Of Staff.

Washington.-The army appropria.
ton bill was reported back to the
senate and house on Monday by the
conferees with anti-administration
amendments which would legislate
Major General Wood out of office as
chief of staff and would leave the To-
cation of military posts to commits
sion of retired army officers and two
members each of the senate and
house committees on military affairs
The amendment which would re-
move General Wood also would pre-
vent Brigad.er General Crozier or
Funston from ever attaining the Of
fee of ch e. Of staff No officer who
has not spent ten years in the line
with troops before becoming briga-
der would be eligible.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
confesses pousle Murder.

san Diego. cai-Bert c. Lewis. for
mer private secretary and chauffeur
TO c. II. Toliver. an airship inventor
pcered through the barred door O.
his cell in the city prison and calmly
admitted TO Captain of Detectives
Meyers that he alone was responsible
for the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Toll
yer at the Toliyer home SATURDAY.
niehg
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
PLOT TO AssAssINATE TAFT.
Man Convicted Of Sending Bomb to
Capitalist Tells Sensational Story. i,

ittsburgh.-William ID. Pastorious
was sentenced in criminal court here
Saturday to serve four to six years in
solitary confinement in Riverside peni'
tentiary after being convicted of send
ing bomb to Alexander R. Peacock
former partner of Andrew Carnegie
and millionaire capitalist, and attempt
ing to extort $4,000 from him.
Pastorious, it is said. tDld his attor
ney, A. C. Stein, details bf an alleged
plot to assassinate President Taft
The plans he said. were made in New
York. 1t was STEMS purpose to have
Pastorious tell his story n court, but
this was abandoned and the matter
was placed in the hands of govern,
T,--- -rs'~'als here.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Thanks for Cruiser.

Washington-The Cuban govern.
ment has expressed through Minister
Beaupre It's gratitude 10 the United
States for sending the Prairie &c
Guantanamo. The thanks of the
ISLAND republic were conveyed in a
reply addressed to Minister Beaupre
acknowledging his message notifying
Cuba of the sending of the cruiser.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Unknown Man Suicides.

ogden-In a lonely spot on the
sand ridge, a hat mile south of River
dale. the dead body of man was
discovered Mcnlay morning with a
outlet hole in Inc skull just back OF
the ear. There is no clue to his
idaptitv
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
HadIey Chosen by Rooseves.

jefferson City. Mo.-In letter re
ceived by Governor Hadley on Mon
day. Colonel Roosevelt asked him to
te temporary chairman OF the ma.
ional convention If the Roosevelt
forces succeed in getting control of
the convention
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Pure Food Decision.

Washington.-The addition of water
10 canned products will be considered
adulteration in future except in those
cases where certain amount of
water is required for the proper prep
aration or for the sterilization of the
product according to pure food de-
csicn signed Monday by Secretary
Wilson of the department OF agricul
ture
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Dynamite centseated.

Washington. - According to dis.
patch to the state department. II has
been learned that part of a shipment
of dynamite which President Taft ex-
cepted some time ago consigned to
the mines in the state of chihuahua
had been captured by rebels and car.
ried south
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
yokel in Line for Championship.

salt Lake City.-walter Miller, the
speedy and clever St. Paul wrestler.
was decisively defeated by Mike
Yokel, the Salt Lake favorite, in their
finish wrestling match at Saltair
Monday night. Over $500 people saw
Yokel gain the first fall in 80 minutes
40 seconds with toe hold, and Miller
quit at the expiration of AZ minutes
of fierce graphing when they returned
to the mat second time.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Kills Foe and Himself.

Jacksonville. nl-Chas. W. Brown,
city commissioner. was shot TO death
late Saturday by Ambrose Hurley. for,
mer chief of police, who then commit,
ted suicide The men had been at
outs for some time.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31

San Francisco.-Judge William p.
Lawlor dismissed the last twenty,
seven indictments against former
Mayor Eugene e. Sehmitz in the troll.
ley and gas cases on Saturday.
Schmitz is now entirely freed from
the graft prosecution.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
swiped sherIffs Watch Chain.

Ellensburg. Wash.-A stranger
walked into the office Of Sheriff Ger
man, talked for moment with the
sheriff and four deputies Wco were in
the room and departed with the sher-
iff's watch chain.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Woman Poisoner on Trial.

Brooklyn, N. Y-The trial of Win.
fired Ankers. the nurse who is charg.
ed with killing nine infants in the
Brooklyn Nursery and Infants hos
pital. began Thursday. The court
room was crowded with women who
claim that the hospital is trying 10
make scapegoat of the young
unuau
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Preferred Death to oIsaraee.

Missoula, Mont-Because he did
not wish 10 be witness against his
father. who is under indictment on a
charge of burglary, Arthur Shellhorn,
eleven years old. killed himself on
Friday, shooting himself in the head.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Farmers Abandon Homes,

Occur d'Alene, Idaho.-The ST. Joe
river has overhowed its banks for
forty miles from the head of naviga-
fion to Chateolet and over fifty farm
houses along its banks have been
abandoned by their owners
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
cIark wan lake No CHANCES.

Misunderstanding expressing the
conviction that he would be the Demo.
cratic nominee for the presidency,
Speaker Champ CLARK has announced
that he would file his candidacy for
re 4eleetion TO Congress.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Says Madero win Resign.

Chihuahua, Mexico.-That congress
had requested Madero to resi- yn the
presidency and that he had agreed to
do so on June is the substance of 8
telegram received at the rebel army
headquarters Saturday from Mexico
T{tr
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Denies Resiunatlon Rum h

chicago-Denial of rumor that
Senator Lorimers resignation had
been taken back 10 Washington by
Nice-President Sherman was made oy
William Lorimer, Jr., Sunday.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Noted Educator Dies.

washington.-John Wesley Hoyt.
former territorial governor of wyo-
ming and for the last twenty years
chairman of the national university
Committee of four hundred. died here
Thursday at the age OF so.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Longer Sessions of sena ate

Washington.-Longer sess ons of
the senate viii be held this week to
expedite legislation and TO speed ad.
iournment of congress as much as
possible. Republicans are trying to
end the session by the latter part of
June
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Jordan Refused New Irlal.

washington.-The supreme court OF
the United States has declined TO
grant a new trial to Chester s. Jor-
dan. the actor convicted of having
murdered his wife near Boston Her
aissec.ed body was stuffed into q
trunk
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
olsospgR GROWS IN yucArAN
Several Persons Killed by indians
and Their Bodies Burned.

several Persons Niiteo ny Indians
and Their Bodies Burned.
Mexico City.-pispatehes from Mer-
ida indicate that the disorders in
Yucatan are growing The attack OF
the Indians on Tekantoc on Satur'
day is said to have been barbaric III
character, several persons having
been killed and their bodies burned
The town was sacked and the rail
way station and several other build
lngs burned.
After leaving Tekantoc the bant
went to Tesa, where The munlcipa
president was killed and the business
house sacked.
A Turk. who lost all his posses
sions in The last revolution. is sale
10 be leading the Indians. who ar,
armed With modern rifles.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Hvde TriaI Postponed.

Kansas City.-The third trial of DR..
B. c. Hyde for the murder of Thomas
Swope was postponed by Judge Por-
.erfield until September because Of
the illness of Virgil Conkling, county
prosecutor
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Troops to Protect Frelqhters.

Tucson. Ariz-An armed force of
100 men has been raised by Sonora
mining companies TO protect freight
ers on the roads between Her.nosillo
and outlying mines. Many freighters
have been killed.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
viii Prosecute WouId-be suieides.

Reno, Nev.-seven would.be sui,
cides are being nursed back to health
in hospitals in different parts of the
state and upon recovery will be pro.
secuted under a law enacted by the
last legislature, making attempted sui
eide a felony.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Believed He Was a Failure.

Albany. N. Y.-Becanse he believed
he was not a success at manipulating
a typewriter, Samuel l. Herschber-
Ecr. so years old, telegraph opera
tor for the Western Union for more
than forty years, committed suicide.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Fortelts MilIIons for a Husband.

Bourne. Mass.-Mrs. James Garland,
by her marriage TO Francis Gushing
Green Of New York at Garland farm
here Sunday. is said to lose control
of the income of a $le,0a0O0o estate
which secs 10 her Eve children.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
May Cancel Certificate.

washington.-The right of the gov
ernment TO bring proceedings to can
eel certificate Of citizenship on the
,round that it was illegally or fraud
ulently procured has been sustained
nv the sunreme court
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Former Newspaper Man Dead.

Tucson. Ariz.--Colonel VIM. Leon
ard Davis at one time manager of
the New York World, died al a hos.
pital here Saturday after a brief Ill
ness. He was sixty-five years old and
was q brother of Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Murderer's sody surIed.

Richmond. va.-The body of C. c.
billion. companion and presumably
slayer OF Minnie Juinn in a bungalow
az Los Angeles, who was himself
Killed by a train in Chicago, was
hurried here Thursday.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Flre in ealtimore Hotel.

Baltimore. Eutaw house. the
Oldest hostelry in Baltimore, was
damage TO the extent of $4,000 by
fire which started in the basement
from an explosion of unknown origin
All guests eseaped.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31

Des Moines.-Henry Bon of BrattIe-
boro, VT. was chosen president of the
Northern Baptist convention on Mon
day. He is director of large raiI-
ator company.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Flies From Chicago to Milwaukee.

Milwaukee. wis.-Farnum Fish, the
eighteen.year-oid aviator, made sue
cessfal fight from Chicago 10 NIL
Naukee on Saturday, covering the
distance. ninety miles, in trife over
lN-N hours
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Dowaqer Queen III,

London.-Dowager Queen Louise Of
Denmark is in serious condition
says Copenhagen dispatch to the
Mail. She has been remoyed to
Fruensboge, suffering form a nervous
shock
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Carnegie Sails for Europe.

New York Andrew Carnegie his
wife and daughter Margaret, and
Miss Whitfield Mrs Carnegie's sis
YER. sailed Thursday for Europe on
their way to Skibo castle.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Rebellion In China.

London-A Tien Tsin dispatch
says two walled cities near Chao
Yang, Manchuria, have been occupied
by a military force, presumably roy
alist rebels.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Llndbere Aspires to Senate.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lind
berg of Minnesota on Friday an
nouneed his candidacy for the United
States Senate to succeed Senator
Knute Nelson,
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
INSURGENTS SACK Ell cANEY.
Town Is in Center of Rich Reelor
and Much Damage is Done.

Santiago, Cuba.-A band of negro
insurgents, apparently under the com.
mand of General Ivonet, attacked and
captured Ell Caney Del Sitio. four
miles from Palma Scriano on the Bay.
amo branch OF the Cuba railroad,
many outrages. Ely Caney Del Sitio is
situated In the center of rich coffee
and cocoa region and the amount ..
damage done by the rebels is esti.
mated at high figures.
Montpelier examiner., 1912-05-31
Found Dead in sa,hsub.

Long Beach. Cal-W. ]. Weber, an
attorney from Denver. was found dead
in a bathtub at the beach bathhouse.
Heart disease was the supposed cause
Mr.. Weber had been heer about three
weeks.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-01-31
fRo zEN LACE POISON.
Wisconsin, College Of Asrleuiturl
Warns Farmers Against IL
Feeding Cattle.

fasmers =. g ~ ~ h'co oisa : a.e !,
swarne1 '.lns'. .ne' uss = s, q.
age y 81. - - iulansA - .ns ss.
= - AuAulIss 9 me e us'e.sy =.
W Wisconsin: me unu.9 sls sn Vea :
e s. IN FllNer ~ = o.t'n sl''1 >
A =. eyery a'o Jug l saA sue ~
trossole mas mas olSoweo
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-01-31
STATE SAVINGS !! I / SELLS | ! !.
70 new BANK.
BUSINESS TO be TAKEN OVER;
~ FARMERS 9 MERCHANTS
WHEN ORGANIZED. /.
10 KEEP i: PRESENT s ] LOCATION
l N. Z o. Railway Has charos q
Time Table. Deeismatory
Contest. Ss .sSl

u.s. II present plans are carried out the
proposed Farmers and Merchants
State: bank when organized VII acs
Quhe contrpl Of the State Savings
bank and take over, the business OF
that institution. The capital stock
Sof the new instHut on wiz be $1co.-
900 with the following officers: Bur
I ton CLARK, president; r =. Dutton.
Scasher. and w. Matthews as
ststant cashier Z. Matthews Will
retire from active bank work and de
vote hin dine to outs de business ID.
terests. The bank after reorEanizing
win retain the present location of
the State Savings hank Tor the pres
sent ut least. a,
When the proposed reorganization
pianss are carried out Manchester
VIII have the same number q bank
Ing Institutions as Heretofore. It IS
the general opinion that more than
three banks M Manchester would oy-
ser crowd the banking field in this
community. Manchester viii have
three we'll differed, conseryatsvely
mnanages banks VIII. CHI win amply.
care for all the banking business.
which may be reasonably anticipated
IN the near future at least. $5
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-01-31

"A d. Long was q business Wis
itor in Cocoon Friday.
Miss Blanche Derflineer was 4
guest Of friends In Lamont Sunday:
Miss Mable stbers had as, hel
guest Sunday. Miss HAITI Wilson ID
Cedar Rapids. BUD I'M
Y Mrs. A. J. Bruce is hostess t.
the Manchester IT. urist Club this
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Z. J. Harper returned t
her home at Fort Dodge on satur
day, after spending several we II
In this city at the. hcme Ct hel
daughter, Mrs. B. +. H edllnd.
THE out of town guests who 8 re
expected here Wednesday to attend
the McIntosh-Durey wedding are MT
and Mrs. Freeman Hersey, Cedar
Falls; Mrs. Cook and sons. Ar. hur
and Clifford Waterloo: Miss Ely
and Miss Kearney, Waterloo; Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Pooley, Grinneil;
Mr.. and Mrs. John u. Cruise, At
lantic, Iowa; Mr..'and Mrs. L. G.
Miller, Minneapolis: Mrs. Z. c.
Brown, Washington. p. zC.;; Nj. nd
Mr.. Chazsea Liebe. E 1lyille; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cruise, Earlv.ne;
Mr.. and MIST. L. Smith, Bonapart,
-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-01-31
DEcLANAT'oRllY,; c 4! !, Il =

The Discriminatory. cont est vas held q
Tie han Friday evening Miss
s 4 Ilolaou won { nj I'M the drama
~ Sc3ass and tiIst IN the cont and
VIII present the II q school e Ne
xerict eents A. hlch WIN he Held
ssitlssf "a. \ OslSlSi6 al b
March II. Ms Amy Ram won fhst
y the humorous cla-s and second III
the contes
The jadEes n6 the contest were SUI
ntendent y. =. Foster q Indepen,
sdence Mss Bean. teacher ~ English
~ LenoG college, and Mrs. Collett.
tteacher e oratory ct Upper Iowa I'M
Ysrety. 3s3r !, /.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-01-31
REPORT OF MANCHESTER COOP.
ERATlvE CREAMERY.

The following Is the report OF the
Manchester Coop native& Creamery Co
for; the month OF December 19l1:E
Nupber q pounds OF milk receive
ed. 25A3ss. 4. /.
Number ll's OF pounds'sef & ream :Srs ceiv-
Cd 1893. 3s .$
Average test, 3.s. 81
Average price. 81 go. ~
Highest price paid per 100 pounds,
1926 81 q.
Lowest price paid per 100 pounds,
31.01.
Price paid per pound for butter. tat,
AZ cents. 3 5sS 8;
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-01-31
\ I. sM'elNTosH-lDU,Rl,E j.

Wednesday at high noon VIII be
soaemnized the marriage Of MISC
Donna =. Mcintosh, daugh ter q Mr..
.Aad Mrs. Allen Mcintosh Of this
city and Mr.. Earl q. Durey. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. "A. Durey Of south
q Manchester. The ceremony will
be performed by Rev. ii. +. McDon-
ah, pastor oc the Baptdst church q
4lts city. Mr.. and Mrs. Durey will
| make tAeirsihelne on q farm west Of
this city. si III 4
The Democrat toinA with the many
friends In wishing them : long and
happy married Life. q
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-01-31
PU J, SALE.

Having rented my farm. ! viii sell
at public auction on the premises.
s miles northwest Of Manchester, 5
miles 0ortheast Il Masonville and
1 miles south of Dundee. on d.
Thursday, February 9Th,
Sale to commence ct 10 clock q.
M. the following property: .
5 head Of horses One black brood
mare, ~ years old. weight loo; I
black gelding, 2 years old. weight
j, 400; I bay geldias. ~ years old.
weight 1900; gray gelding, y years
old. weight Zoo: mare colt.
As head Of cattle 3 cows, some
fresh, some coming in soon;
4 three year old heifers, COM
ing in soon; seven year
old heifers: sevens yearlings; 5 young
calves; Durham bull; 2 steerA com
Ing 2years old: 9 steers coming I
year old .t
Hogs As head 81 spring pigs and
"a fall pigs.
Hay and grain 500 bushels Of
good sound corn In crib. 300 bushels
yellow oats, z bushels seed corn, 10
tons tinothy hay In barn, 8 tons
mixed hay in stack. 10 bushels OF
potatoes. q y
Neutrality-suspicious. mtck binder, Nc
Cormtck,S6 g. 1T. mower, Champion
corn planter, with 100 rods OF wire;
II It Gorham seeder,.2 3-section har-
rows, a cultivators. 2 riding and 2
walking; II It. hay rake, 4-inch
truck wagon, 1 pulverizer, | new
Case salkey pillow, with IS and 10
inch bottoms; Flying Dutchman plow
with stuhble and breaker bottoms;
16-inch turf and stubble walking
plow, 1 1s-inch walking plow, 1 top
buggy, hog rack, Sharpless cream
separator, 1900 pounds capacity; corn
shelter. seed grader, tank heater, 2
feed cookera l anvil vice and drill
combined, Fairbanks scales, folding
saving machine, swdll cart, Dame
scoop boards, block and tackle, hay
rack, 2 log chains, 2 wire stretch
ers, Dame side delivery hay rake.
buggy pole. 80 foot extension ladder,
10 gallons crude OIL. and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
Harness. One set Of l IL inch har
ness. set OF / IA inch harness, l
lngle harness.
Poultry-1o0 Plymouth Rock chick
ems, 10 cockrels.
Free Lunch AZ Noon.
Terms: sums Of SO and UNI
der, cash; ON all sums over $40 one
year's time on approved notes at 8
per cent. ALI property must be set
tied for before removal.
GEORGE MllNcH,
f. A. Doolittle, Anctioneer.
w. D. Hoyt, Clerk. "
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-01-31
.D !: i i ]! ::

Mrs: Lew Richter spent few
days last week at the home Of her
parents In Greeley.
Miss Amanda Ortbefy Of Waterloo
is spending a few days with her par:
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus OTtherg.
About seventy of the friends and
neighbors Of Mr.. andM %. Oscar GleS
gave them . pleasant surprise ct
their home Saturday evening. They
were presented with Get Of dining
room chairs. 5ss5a5si
Mrs. Henry Zktxman was the CUES
|oe her sister. Mrs. Otto eteya, FRI
day. 'sasa!5 lsE;||s ll11!1
WiNiam j. Nieman of Dubuque
spent Sunday at the home Of hs par.
ents, MI. and Mira. ]. G. N.eman.
Mrs. "A. w. Sackett spent Sunday
with relatdves at WadenA.
Mrs; Z. q. Raster and Mrs. J. J.
Norris and daughter Maude spen
Friday withafriends In EariviIe. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Z.rtsman were
pleasantly surprised when re
number Of their friends and neigh
bors gathered at their home Fr.day
TO visit them tor the last time on
the farm. "A bountiful dinner was
served ct noon and all reported z
tine time. y
Mr.. Curtiss and Afvah and Mis-
Roberta Davis spent Sunday at the
home OF their brother. Harry Davis
and family near Spring Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Prateds and
children Of Frankfort, s. D., arrived
here Thursday, where they intend
Ito ydsk relatives for some time.
0sosys chase and Gsosys Msacl
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-01-31
CHANGE ] IN s; TIME n &.

s change In the att rnoon train
service of8 the Manchester & Oneida
Railway Company We made Sunday
Januasy %. 1912 The train which
sSormerly let Mar hester at 4: 30 p.
MI, onnecting with g. q: wv. trains
Mo- 9 and q east and YES. i at Onet
"a. now leaves Mancheltera at 2:10 p.
81 returning arrives ct Manchester
~ . D. N. a ,3
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-01-31
corresponds

IS. "A. Giger. OF Toledo, Iowa, was
In the city on business today.
&C. Chesmore, well known in the
southern part OF tie county, died
suddenly Sunday evening, January
q, 1912. at his home near Central
City. He was sixty-three years OF
age and was a pioneer settler in
Linn county. The funeral viii be
held Wednesday, January 81.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-01-31
]: new MANIC RINo PARL OR.

Miss Jennie Youngre en-, until re
Gently connected with Park View
5hosutal, expects TO open q manicur-
ing. parlor3 IN the Globe hotel e, this
city in the near future.