Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-18
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THE LOCAL NEWS OF
della WARE / / COUNTY [
NEWS HAPPENINGS \ i. Of The PAST
WEEK Ne 4 #cArT-HERED BY OUR
co i u ponDENTs.
4 WEEKLY i Il I. HISTORY 1ERsELY TOLD
Interesting ompilatlon Of Items Of
Moment Throughout the "a
S County. n Et
4 WEEKLY HISTORY i TERsELY TOLD
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$5f3 DELHI q,
Misses IN abelle and Florence, Will
son visited friends in Epworth last
week. HI,
5Mr. and Mrs. Chas. vesey are the
parents of rs daughter, born February
U 9th. 3,s y tF
John Harry Of TT. Dodge was Fin
town Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Smith and
Mrs. Garvin of Hopkinton visited at
the Swinburne home Wednesday. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meister have
a young daughter at their home, born
February 10th. h i VI
Prof. Trezonat has sister from
Galena, Illinois, visiting him. ES
Mrs. E. n. Stone is taking treat
$ment at Finley hospital i'm Dubuque.
J. w. 4 Hartman went to Upton on
Friday to visit his son, Orman and
family. tfsss \
Mrs. George Mccormick went to
Canada last week to visit relatives.
Hon. Is. e. Perkins was at Ames
d last week. h n. HI +s.,s
Eddie Oehler was here from Perry,
Iowa, to- attend his uncle's funeral.
5sf III Mrs. n. IF. Bancroft and daughter
Gladys were shoppingi in Manchester
q Saturd lay. BE ~ I 81. 5: 755 ~
s rs Miss Ella Harris returned from
y Finley hospital at Dubuque Friday. Il
Clyde DoOlittle came home from 10.
wa City Friday for a short vacation.
ssS Mrs. Josephine Rector of Oneida
: visited at the home Of n her brother,
J:. W. ? fTioay ana atteiiu-
5ed ], me BANQUET ehat evening
= wan aonne 81 La MOLE Vl l'a '7E
4 AL IN III slhlllllppis resehliy
q ~ luaru GayltI aleq at
5ner nome y: D
~ isl4:,t.fhe aeceas ses was S9 porn
..na ilYed n Lem unttf ner anarrlage
u m ing :1s IeMelnDerea Dy many Irlehds.
DGay. was TAKEN 70 t1opkslllton on
\ ~ aoasWEaay; -. ,DurlaE
n1llsaa 1arker VIII move 70 70 3M1nne'
\ sosa Na y n, st. -.
YRS. II. C..Lusk and daughter, Mar
n II no ~ st,m 80 Son,a go E ues g tne
Mrs ~ .estn,, - M., I q :, :. i
itaj Mrs. III ! I Ronnata Fr;dav Il Z
~ = = G,;,t ~ Dsnnss : y
visited relatives at Oelwein last week
sE Delhi Camp No. &77O9. M w AZ.
will give = bannuet and entertainment
at the i. %. o. F. hall on "Wednesday
evening February rs. to which all M
wv. tsA. mem bers and their families arc
invited. e 5%%s 4
sfs Miss Bcrnice Oehler was in Du-
5buque last week. H g55s 4, .-,53:
n On "Wednesday EVENING ne,hi camn
ia. 77o9 I'M. w, M hald insta,,ation
Of 4 nfficars ~ rha fnIinw;,s, ware ;n-
stalled, j, W.. swinburne acting as
installing officer vi. C.ss| Fl. p g@i$5Ran-
croft: ADVISOR G. r. Angel: Clerk.
DE-. 81 sStimson; Banker. s. G. Adams:
Escort. j n, Reed: Watchman. r. II
& Hopkins sentry. *. P.3,iWhite. Il Nan
ager for three years. o. "a. Ioldridge.
delegates to attend the county meet
ing which will be held in April: J.
wv. Hartman and o. "a. sHoIdridge. Al,
ans. * 3, 4 z sa =.
FOLLOWING is the renort fori silver
Spring C:ear1erv comnanv ~ Delhi
for the year ending December 31st.
1913 u, E. N "
i Pounds ~ mill roco;vad . lax e9e
Pounds Of cream received .67445O
Pounds OF butter fat. .268.512
Amount paid to patrons. s9172. II
Amount paid for expenses .ss9263. 36
Total amount laid out $1OO. 99O53.
Total receipts :. .s1OO. 1896 .25
Net income on which i per cent.
government income tax is calculat-
#,s. ed u. s146.44
Average price paid for butter fat.
n 5. !. Y. SIS. .af 1920.
Z II r acan+ etatom an+e from, Nahro , .1.a