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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-01

gL16I ~ jJOS5,
n. y, feb. 1.-gee, but we got
some pretty swift folks here.
the luther day nice-looking
Teller and a well-dresed dame
went into the marriage license
offs, and said they guessed they
would have one
down here you got to tell
whether it is your 1st or I'd Of
Tense, or maybe more, as for in
stence not goodwin and lilyan
russell
we'll, this here skirt she admit
ted having committed matri-
money before. and in the place
where you tell what becomes of
your former better q, she wrote,
divorced
the Teller he hadent never mar
ried nobody yet, and the clerk
handed them their papers and
away they went, as happy as Z
burglars in a prosperous bank
next day there was fireworks
in the marriage license office
a guy come in that had seer
the license printed in the paper,
and he says, sinse when have you
been, giving out marriage licenses
to married wimmen
is this sum kind of mormon
joint, this here female is my
wife, and if am divorsed they
must have done it to me while ]
was asleep
SO then the marriage license
offs sent a clerk out on the jump
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-01

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to find the dame and tell her they
dident issue no permits to COM
NIT bigemy, and take her papers
away from her.
the clerk found her, and he
says, madden, how about this, is
this boob your husbend, like he
says he is
sure he is, she says, we amt
lived together for g months, but
/ guess he can still claim the title
if it makes him feel any better
then what do you mean, hol-
lers the clerk, by making a
munky out of our offs, we don't
give out marriage licenses to
married people, what IS the brite
little idea anyway
the brite little idea is this, says
the lady, thought if took out a
license to get married, maybe my
husbend would tumble to the fact
that am through with him
been telling him so till my
voice has got a cramp in it, but
he don't seem to be able to get it
through his nut
want him to let me get a di-
worse so / can marry this other
Teller, and / had a bunch that
when he heard about the license
some sort of a light might break
in upon him
it's a swell bunch, says the
clerk, but gimme back them pa
pers, if you fear jale
by golly, can you beat that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-11
HOSMER FILES ANSWER
IN $4,000 SUIT
Denies There Was Malice in Publica-
ton Concerning Benedictine Con-
vent Of Mt. Angel.

Alleging that he has published no
article in his paper, as charged in the
complaint, that was not true; that ar
ticles published and signed by others
against the Benedictine convent were
considered by him as being open to
doubt, and that he published the ar
ticle containing the affidavit of an
escaped nun" without malice or pre-
judice, Editor J. E. Hosmer, of the Sill
vertOn Journal, yesterday afternoon
filed an answer in the circuit court to
the complaint recently filed by the
prioress Of the Benedictine convent Of
Mount Angel, in which HOsmer is made
defendant on the grounds of libel. The
plaintiffs in the suit ask for $4,000
damages.
In his answer Editor Hosmer sets
forth that he is not nor has been pre-.
JUDGED against either the convent or
those preparing the affidavit of Miss
Lasenman, the "escaped num-" which
was published in his paper, and that
the Silverton journal publicly an
nounced through its editorial columns
that the paper is open for fair JUST.
fication Of both the convent and Miss
Lasenman.
On the grounds that no malice was
shown or prejudice manifested by his
paper, Editor Hosmer prays that the
damage suit be dismissed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-11
LAST HALF FOR 1911.

The following list is the
last half of 1911 tax, which is
delinquent, and subject to sale,
as above provided:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-11
WOODBURY. NOTES

Woodburn, Ore, Sept l1.--(speciaI)
Little Elanor Poorman, of Port.
land, is visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs, J. NJ. Poorman.
Mrs. A. Mericle entertained Saturday
afternoon in honor of her little daugh.
ter's fifth birthday. A number of
Madeline's little friends were present
and spent the afternoon in playing
games. A dainty lunch was served by
Mrs. Mericle after which the young
folks departed wishing Miss Madeline
many more happy birthdays.
Clavel Ogle is working at Glatt s
hop yard, near West Woodburn.
Miss Lois Beebe visited friends at
Aurora Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs, L. NJ, Bitney and
daughter, Althea, motored to Donald
Sunday and visited Mrs. Bitney's sis.
ter Mrs F. Yergen.
Mrs. R, Evans and daughter are Wis.
iting friends in Portland this week.
Cora Richard visited friends in Can.
by Sunday.
Geo. Richard of Portland, will visit
several days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ], H, Richard.
c. W. Vie Theer was visiting with
friends in Woodburn Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moorehead, of
Seattle, and Mrs, Jean Adams and son.
Ralph, of Portland are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Scott.
II. I. Price, Of Seattle, is visiting
friends in Woodburn this week.
Fred Cornell visited friends in Sa.
lem Saturday and Sunday.
Father Baisie of Mt. Angel, took
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-11
TIM SULLIVAN IS NOT
LOCATED AS REPORTED
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE


New York, Sept. lO,-Investigation
today of report that "Big Tim" Sui.
livan, former Tammany hall leader and
theatrical magnate, had been found at
a hotel at Smithtown, L. l., proved
without foundation. Attorney Ellison,
an intimate friend of Sullivan, said that
neither he nor relatives of Sullivan had
the faintest idea of big Tim s where.
abouts.
Sullivan, who suffered a mental and
physical breakdown several months
ago, disappeared from the country home
of his brother, Patrick, week ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-11
WILSON TO TAKE TRIP.
UNITED PRESS leased wrnn.1

Washington, Sept. 11.-President
Wilson will leave Washington this af-
ternoou for Cornish, N. H., where his
family is spending the summer The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-11
Riverslde Park Add.. lot {

Riverside Park Add, lot 9,
block 2 ................................. 2.89
Wallace, NJ. J. (heirs) Salem,
Condit's Add, lot 2, block ... lis
Ward, L. ]. and H. D., lot 6, Lib
erty Fruit Farms ................... 1858
Watson, Addie j., Salem, Brook.
lyn Add, lot IA, block 5 .... LA
Webb, G.. A. (estate) Silverth,
Silverton North, s. 38 feet of
W Y of lot l2 .,......................... 1882
Keiderkehr, G., 5 acres in Sec.
81, T. 8 s., R. 4 W., des. in
vol SO, page SO2, Record of
Deeds ............ ......................... $50
welch, I. M, S X of N. f. x
Sec. 81, T 9 s., R. 2 E........... 1925
West, Mrs Emma, acre in Sec.
l, T. 10 s., R. W., des. in vol.
SO, page 543, Record of
Deeds ........ ................ ............ .36
West, P. s., lot 8, Valley Fruit
Farms No. 2 ................................ 2.90
West Coast Lumber Co., 40 acres
s. W. u of S. E. Il, Sec. 10,
T. 8 s., r. Q E. ........................ 1872
Weyerhanser Land Co., 100 acres
N. E, X, Sec. 10, T S., R.
n. ................................ 22.50
Also 100 acres, s. e. u, Sec. 12,
T. 8 s., R. 8 E. ........................ 1885
Williams, W. s. and G., Salem,
Brooklyn Add, fraction of lot
5, block 2. ................... LA
Also Salem, Brooklyn Add, W.
165 feet Of Block 2 .................... 1880
Wisdom, L., $50 acres in Sec. 16,
T. 4 s., R. W., des. in vol.
1ls, page 327 Record of
Deeds ,....,. ........ ..................... 4.32
IA acres in Sec. 16, T. s., R.
l W., des. in vol. 119, page
327, Record of Deeds ........... ZAP
Whiting, Geo. F., Salem, South
west Add, lot l, block ........ 3l.79
Wood, A. F., Salem, Riverside
Park Add, lots 5, 6, block 3O.34
Woodwork. E. A., N. e. a of s.
W. Il and N. W. u Of S. E.
a, Sec. II, 7. s s., R. l E.. $50
w. Woodburn Fruit Farms &
Land Co., (Lauritzen, C. o.
lot 26, West Woodburn Fruit
Fruit Farms ................ 1889
W. Woodburn Fruit Farms &
Land Co. (Deering, e. L.) lot
%, West Woodburn Fruit
Farms ....... ....................,.......... 756
s., Salem, Highland
Add, lot 2, block IA ............... 9.4O
Yoder, e. H. and E., "a acre
in Sec. 18, T. S., R. W.,
des' in vol. III page Alb,
Record of Deeds ........................ 2.7O
Young Mems Investment Co.,
Salem, Riverside Add, lots
z, 8, block IA ............................. 4.33
zercher, j. and j., q acre in
Sec. 3, T. 6 s., R. l W., des.
in vol. 1O3, page 624, Record
Of Deeds ....:.........,................... 2.63
lweifel, ]. H. (heirs) Woodburn,
Tout's Add, lot 8 .................... 2.O3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-11

Before she has been married a year
every woman discovers that her hus.
band is a brute
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-11
NoTIoH To roH ooNauMRRg

The ice sign system of the Salem Ice
Co. will be discontinued Sept. Is. Or.
ders by phone or in person will re-.
ceiye prompt attention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-11
VOTE ROAD BONDS.

Medford, Ore, Sept. 1O,-By a vote
exceeding 8 to l, giving a majority Of
25OO, Jackson county yesterday voted
in favor of issuing $5OO,OOO road bonds
for the construction of a paved high.
way from the California line to the
Josephine county boundary on the
north.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-11

/
delinquent, and subject to sale,
as above provided:
Downing, R. f., ct al, Salem,
University Add, fraction lot
l, block so ................................ $40
Ford Chas. D., 42Jb acres in
Sec. 10, T, 7 s., R, 8 W., des.
in vol. 3, page 459, Wills. 11O.74
Henderschot, L. E., ct al, 97
acres in Sec. 81, T. 4 s., R. 1
W., des. in vol, ITO, page sos,
Record of Deeds ....................... 1854
Jacobs, Geo. B., Salem, Riverside
Park Add, lots II, 12 and l3,
block IA ........ .......................... 4.44
Mcdonald, j. F. and NJ, (F.
d, Zooke) lot s, McDonald's
Fruit Tracts .......................... 7.39
Neehan, Mary, fraction of acre
in Sec. 7, T. 5 S., R. W., des.
in vol. 93, page 2O1, Record
OF Deeds ......,........................... 1880
Pfeiger, F. X, s. E. 4, Sec. IA.
T. 8 s., R. Q f. ...............,........ 22.43
Rhodes, G. C. and j. Rhodes, sa.
lem, Capital Park Add, lot
IL, block ............................... 900
Shelton, R, E., Salem, Compton's
Add, lot 4, block 7 ................ lilo
Sweeney, Frank A., Co., Salem,
University Add, fraction block
"a ..... .,;....... .,......... .....,...... 1900
Townsend Eunice E., 65 acres
in Sec, s, II, s s., r. 3 W., des.
in vol, 9S, page 299, Record Of
Deeds ........ ......,.. ...........,...... 64.O2
Voget, +. A. and f., Salem, Simp.
son Is Add, lots 0 to II, block
........,..,. ..................... 2.2l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-11

Continued from page fOur.)
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-02-19
visitor Friday.
from

visitor Friday.
win Richardson was down from
Manchester Friday. "
Mr.. and Mrs. schlick and daughter
were over from Worthington Friday.
T Mrs.. Dewa1d visited in Marion from
Friday until Tuesday.
The S7th birthday OF A B. Wheel
eDo occurred Sunday. February 10Th.
The family dinner took place at his
home Saturday.
Elmer Place is her from Nebraska,
to zee his mother, Mrs. A. B. Wheel
ess.
1t looks as il there would be at
least two new houses the coming sea-
son. Win Milroy has bought 9 lot
! OF w. s. Beels just east OF his resi-
dence, and F.. * Barnes has bougnt
1.-the lots just north OF the Lutheran
! church. .s. s
ls@ c. H. Ricketts, went to Cedar Rap
I. ids Saturday, to remain over sunday
with his son Cecil, who is in the hos
pital.
!; Floyd Bowen, who was reported
! last week az seriously i'll, was taken
| on Friday evening to Cedar RaDids,
In hopes that an operation might save
4 his life. but It was unsuccessful ana
he passed away Sunday morning Al
| about five O'Clock. He was attacked
with grip over week ago an 49,
| scess in his head caused blood pols-
on. for which seemed no help. Mr..
Eowen was partner in the grocery
firm OF LeClere and Bowen; a bright
accommodating young man. much
thought OF. He leaves q vile and
! little baby daughter. mother, TWO
brothers and half sister.
AN address was given in the Meth
odist church Sunday evening on tne
life Of Abraham Lincoln. illustrated
Toy stereoptican Dictures. A silver
collection was taken at the door for
the Freedmen's work. s#.
I The three-weeks old sen OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bulls has been seriously II
with pneumonia. but Is better.
Mrs. w. ". Keith visited In Mariot
] for Z couple Of days. ~ =
Interesting serviceB were held u
the Presbyterian church last Sabbath
Z AT the morning hour Frank BOOK
4 and w. A. Milroy were installed =
deacons. d 4. 81 5 5.s@ t 3s5
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-02-19

TO the cons tant shaver.
You men Who use safety raxors and
want q velvety skin, shaved with the
delicate softness 20 much desired.
with keen cutting edge. send your
dun safety rasor blades at once to
Chicago, and lave them sharpened BY
the newest electrical process, which
makes the dull blade cut better than
tho new, and your old blades return
ed to you . perfect new blade.
Don't throw away your old sa1Sty
rasor blades. but send them to-day.
well wrapped, and do not delay It un-
Ill tomorrow.
Price, soc. per dossn for Al safety
razor blades, which include GAlettes,
EverRsady, Gem. Auto strop. Endsrs,
Keen-kuttef, and all other makes.
Your blades will be returned to you
in q few days, charges prepaid. Send
coin or money order, or stamps. NO
orders accepted under SOC.
Wrap blades securely In . card
beard box. Do not send them IN IN
ordinary envelope, the blades may cut
through and be lost. Include your
name and P. O. address ON the PACK
D. n. ooLDlE q co.
Velvet-Edge ShArpeners.
Main office, 32e River It,, Chicago, ~.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-02-19

VI II III II. aheean IL Ind dependence was
iii town . couple of days last week
Arlington hcys and the High school
boys played as game Of basket ball.
sHopkinton boys won. h; NJ
Mr.. Minnie Hooper. who has been
VISITING her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Campbell, and other relatives for
about two months, left Tuesday for
Miss Maud Stamey has been visit.
her home in Victoria. Michigan.
ing her brother at Robins.
Cecil Ricketts, 10 in Cedar Rapids
where he has had an operation for
the removal Of q cataract from one Of
his eyes, .2
w. IA. LeCler5 txpecLs to move thu
first OF March to the farm recently
purchased by LeClere and Bowen.
which was owned by w. H. Hull.
al HI. H, Bentley OF Ryan has been.
visiting, his par'nts. before his re
ElOval to Minnesota.
There was large gathering at the
social given by the Christian En-
deavor society last Wednesday even-
:ne in the rar'ors CT the Presbyter-
ian church.. Over . hundred being
present. Entertainment OF varlossf
kinds was, provided and refreshments
served. ,T X ss.l
s. p. Carter has sold 20o acres OF
his farm south Of town to F.. e. VIII
hanson and his sons Ned and John.
having reserved 80 eacres and the
buildings ~ 4. IS,
st. Valentines day was observed
IN all the rooms Of the public school
asst Friday. all the pupils receiving
Valentines. st
Mrs. E. F. Main was a Monticello
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-02-19
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!. =. Ric har dson !.
Peat Estate. Loanf.
and insurance.
Y O:s.-~ south Side Of Main ~treet
& M<slhastsr. lows.
50 ACRE FARM FOR SALE

This farm IL located about 4 IL
miles southeast Of Manchester. and
= IL miles northwest OF Delhi; good
farm house. large barn. and other
outbuildings: good well and new wind
/. Several acres Of fine oak <im-
Der. For further particulars inquire
OF Fred w. Hermann. administrator Of
the Estate Of C. J. Bailey. or Carr Z
Carr, Attorneys for Estate.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-02-19
WEDNESDAY, FEs. 70. 1918.
Z ia" u q
DELHI.

Miss Mae Oehler Of Dakota is vis-.
.iting her people In Delhi.
viii Lux was up from Hopkintto'ntl
Tuesday. 5g
Tyler Furman was In Troy Mills!
u day or two last week. .55
Mrs. elisabeth Blake OF StraWber-
ry Point is visiting at L. NJ Barnes
F. NJ. Byerly was in Anamosa last
week. 81 54.s
Francis Getxea OF Hopkinton had
business in town Wednesday.
The NJ. w. A'a win serve supper
at the ]. o. 20. f. hall on Tuesday
evening, February 20, to- AL members
of the order and their families.
N The 3rd Committee OF the w. r..
&c. entertained last Friday afternoon.
"a MIR. and Mrs Frank Stous Of Ce-
Oar Rapids were guests at =. NJ by
@erlys last Friday.
III Miss Tressie Elliott returned 70
her home in EdgeWood Monuay.
Charles Young viii work for John
Pierce at the County Home, pesln-
ming March LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Conser of Man
chester were down 70 see Joe Th nom
B SON Friday. !. 5. .-
80 S0eTnj an SCOtL UISN SL LIE SOuasy
Home last week Wednesday. Burlal
at Earlv4le. n NJ !.
George Oeh!er went to Chicago last
week .s. y B
Or. and Mrs. E. J. WintenberE were
in Manchester Friday. r, (
M. and Mrs. George Angel cele-
brated their 18th Wedding anniversary
!. last Saturday. all OF the relatives be
3 inx present to help celebrate.
e. B. Porter went to Des Molnes
B Saturday to see his son Jol'a, who IS
4 i'll with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Angel were
II in Manchester Sunday.
Tho comm ittee OF the township ''1i'
3 board that were elected to choose the
Y site for, new school house near
& Hartwick met and purs chased site
near /. IN. Ritchie's for y new school
4 house TO be built this spring.
4 Rev. D. C. Perry OF Masonyille was
s down to see Rev. Skinner Saturday.
@ Barney Mcguire of Ottumwa Is herr
/ 70 see his father, Bernard Mcclure
who Is seriouslyail.
IN H.. C. Miller. r. P. White. a. y.
Billings and J.W.. Swinburne attend
ca the good roads meeting IN MAT
chester Saturday :.
II Bernice and George Oehler ylslteo
relatives In Marion las week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j II. Stanger OF HOP
hinton visited their daughter, MRS
i W II Taylor. Saturday. (, a. 4.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-02-19

The men Of Chicago have sudden
ly acquired an attractive complexion.
The reason for this is, that they are
now shaving their faces with the new
est process. called "the Velvet-Edge
Safety Razor Blade Sharpener.'''
which gives that velvety smooth skin
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-02-19

/ IL 80R11OuOOE8OCl ~ - OsAsAAsVuSAy 0N@.
csssful specialist e tns treatment Of
Chroale Uis-asss. he mas lonk g.
}labllshsd rsutalton acquired w succssa
T.. i. 8 soa saa, D. :.
CAN locate xad name . ioissAse ina few
mlnulss hs has n succsssa NAY trsAts<
shHsas a. =. e 81 mem saa
TN Thy I. x saS, -.
b q kia,nsyA s..d-
ssars aud deafness. fakaly SIS q M uralxta.
%. oeis1s.
20 z s,G lS.. l sas .RSIe1 :;sf FL
and AZ rec .i di.s.sss -: given special at
GRAFTON. special attention given to all
SURGICAL CASES ana RufTURE
All MERvous oEeIliTy.
weak and debiiitsted: tired MORNINGS;
~ Istlyusd: excited ard irritable: eyes
lace: rsstiess; haxssrd lookinx: d weak
back: deposit In urlns: distrusltul: want
Of confidence: lack OF q; snsrsy and
PRivATx DISEASES "a spxc,ALrv.
sired. Wrong treatment ana Incorrect
worst afflic,ion. 'vsriescsis. s' Hydrocs sRs
debility. nervousness. disiness. dsfective
memory, which ruins body and
mind It 10 highly important that you
obtain the services Of . physician who
has an established reputation for treat
DIR. sHALLENBERGER has made
years Of study Of Private Diseases Of
men and women and knows the quick,
est way to handle them. Hundreds OF
that have been neglected or unskillful,
Or. sHALLENBERoER has special
remedies that have been used success
fsIy ior yssTs " Sasss 81
arion troubles and various other diseases
DR.. sHALLENBERGER has made
Wonderful Cures and you should consult
him II you have . chronic disease. No
matter what i u u you are sick you
"A specialist who has made . lifetime
study Of such diseases 10 certainly pre-
pared to give you the BEST results.
a DR.. Shallenber4er spares NO effort on
his part to cure his patients. When he
truthiuily tefl you 50. He. treats patients
ts please them. knowing that good re-
patient, for most OK his new patients
come recommended by . friend whom he
has treated s5. @ II ttEI} a a sas 3ssg
His medicines are mostly prepared
from his own formulas perfected by
years of experience. ana are guaranteed
to be made from pure drugs.
Consultation and Examination Free and
8sfs 4 Confidential. &I3! G5sS&l 3 z /.
REFERENCE: Drexel State Bank. Chi
Address Letters to y
Or. WILsERT st4ALLENsERoER.
~ oakweed eHu!evard.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-02-19
EARLviLLE.

Invitations arc out for the marriage
o. Miss Cara b. Burrow to Daniel Il.
uioUs, winch viii take place At the
hone OF the bride 5 parents, Mr.. and
.:ars. Rol burrow, on "Wednesday, Fed
ruary ~. @S.3 v
Atarried, on Wednesday,, February
IL, 1t the home OF the brides parents
Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. SmOck, Miss Eva
Smock and VIM. f. Steva. The cere-
nony was performed 1t s O'Clock. Rev
H. W. Artman speaking the words
which united them for life. both par
ties are we'll known to large circle
friends, who extend $congratula.
lions. They will make their home In
this city. III .5sjs \, s ;ss M -5 ~
Married, at Greeley, Iowa, Wednes-
day. February IL, Hiss Mabel Cole
ana Ross Hamm. The groom is the
son 81 Thos. Hamm, living near town,
while the bride Is the daughter, Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole, former
res dents Of this place. Their :nany
4 trends extend congratulat ions asss
\ mo- q Son 1t MIR. and
u mttmer. The ceremony
Swas performedsb by Rev. w. H. Ro. fling
and was followed by m elaborate,
dinner. Both parties are well known
to . large circle OF friends, who wish
them 10y and rosperity in their mar
.rled Life. 4. N 7.
3 Miss Emma Mertz Of Dubuque Is
Visiting ct the Werkmeister and Volt
homes this week.
I Mr.. and Mrs. John Otto OF Fowler,
Colorado, arrived Saturday for q Wis.
1t at the home Of Adam Schaller.
This 10 Mr.. Otto's first visit TO
Earlville in thirty-three years. He
was at one time 4 partner Of the firm
Of Young & Otto; wagon and carriage
makers. Mrs. Otto is a sister Of
Mr.. Schaller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adar Young Of Du-
buque were over Sunday visitors at
the J. X. Young home, &,
The mission at st. Joseph's Catho-
lie church In this city closed on Sun
day evening The meetings were con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Drummy of
Dubuque, and were both interesting
and instructive. st. Joseph's parish
has become firmly established dur
ing the past year and many improve
ments have been made on the church
building. Heating plants installed,
the building raised, shingled, plaster
ed and decorated, electric light fix,
lures put IN and beautiful new altar
placed. Rev. Father Dunkle, pastor
OF the parish and Rev. Father Warn
ing OF Dyersville have been untirlng
in their efforts and the members are
to be commended for their united ef-
forts in making for themselves a.
church home Of which they may be
proud.
Frank Freeman OF Minneapolis was
. guest at the home OF his parents
from Friday until Monday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-02-19
s,Hl, n:

S. r. Carter mAdeAa business TIP
Is Manchester and FayetteG last week.
s. F 3. s. Keith and wife were up from ron
Marion "Wednesday X
The moving il stflt going ssarsi
Myers has move