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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-08-13

NJ d. Grow and family and Miss
Agnes Liter visited Sunday at the
w. H. Horning home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-08-13

A. Miller she.led and delivered co 4
in Dedham Saturday
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-08-13

Glen Klein left Monday for Sidne,
Iowa to visit his brother Roy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-08-13
PaSSnl.Ore

Center, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Passmore.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-08-13
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To :. ......
EXTRA, IOWA
The physician on chronic diseases
will visit our city.
Wednesday,; August 10
And will be at the Park Hotel
EXTRA, IOWA
Wednesday,; August 10

And will be at the Park Hotel
until 2 O'Clock noon one-half day.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-08-13
VIOLA V|OLETS

Miss Agnes Liter of Des Moine.,
is viiting re.a' lies at the NJ. d.
low home.
Mrs Faul Holn.hg visited satur-
day night near Rcss with her par
ents. ~xzz
The. e was Da- ish church at Eden
Valley Sunday at ernoon
Dick Lacy is identifying his
home place with a coat of paint.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-07

daughter, Mrs. R. Laity at Straw
berry Point. 5 .@sf. 4. "
Jay Eldredge Of Ames, Iowa, is
visiting at the parental home.
Leonard Smith and wife Of Gard.
uer, Kansas, are visiting relatives
and friends here. the latter will be
remembered formerly as Miss Mary
Hogan of this place. j
Mr. Patrick O,Connor passed quiet.
" away on Saturday, December 20,
at his home, closing a brief illness
Of pneumonia. AL that medical aid
kind and loving hands could do were
performed but all to mo avail. Mr..
O'Connori held high place. in the
esteem of the community as one Of
it's most honored and respected cit
liens. He met with signal success
in his chosen avocation of farming.
He was of genial disposition, hon
est and Industrious and he will be
greatly missed no. only in the home
but also by a large circle Of friends.
Left to mourn his untimely depart
ure are loving wife, four daugh.
tiers and three sons, to whom the
many friends extend sympathy. Tho
funeral was held on Tuesday from
the home thence to the Catholic
ing at the services during which he
church, Rev.. D. Lonergan officiat-
ing at the services during which
paid beautiful tribute to the
life of the deceased. Interment was
made in st. Mary's cemetery.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-07

Dubuque where the little girl entered
the hospital for an operation for ap:
pendicitus. Dr.. Cummings went IN
Saturday to assist in the operation:
We are glad TO report that she is
doing nicely. b 3l55:
$HoWari1 Dudley Of Manchester was
q guest Of the Rev; Milchert, home.
"Wednesday. s5s "a;
Oscar .Milchert who is attending
college at Clinton, Iowa, is spending
his holiday vacation, at home. 55s
Mrs. Andie GilchristS anG grandson
Of northern Iowa, arrived Monday
evening for an, extended visit with
relatives. Il. ..s q s5ei5 II 34 III
Mr.. Chris. Schweingruber, a for
mer resident Of Ryan, now of Wis
cnsin, is visiting his son Carl.
a Rev. Melchert ATTENDED the 25th
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs;
VIII Salo, Of Earlville, Saturday. ). ID ID
Christmas programs were given at
the lutheran and Methodist; churches
Christmas eve. The churches We're
beautifully decorated and the well
prepared programs were enjoyed by
all. y; I. b ~.
/. Mrs. H. Tanker and Mrs. A. Riss-'
Ter were in Dubuque Saturday and
while there visited their niece in the
hospital. - e, y, \:
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HoPKINToN.

Mrs. Kate Wheelock visited fo1
several days in Monticello and Ced.
II ar Rapids.
Mrs. Jay Gimmell returned to her
8 home in Independe attire visiting
during the holidays with her faith,
q err, f. b. Tibbitts. Il
Mrs. Dillon was a Christmas Wis.
sitor with her daughter, Mrs. Winters,
In Cedar Rapids.
DR. Hands, wife and son of Daven'
port visited in town for few days.
Mrs. Lake of Anamosa was an ov-
er Sunday visitor at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl.
collar. Il
Mrs. Balheim of Cedar Rapids was
a guest of Mrs. R. A. Wallace a
few days last week.
David Gearhart has returned from
"a trip to Florida.
Mrs. S. A. Brownell and daugh-
ter Of Wyoming visited laast week
with Mrs. David Smith and father,
Mr.. Brownell.
Horatio Merrill has fitted up his
building on Main street for garage
which will be occupied by Charles
Kehrli. He will also have a repair
department for automobiles.
e. B. Tourtellot visited Tuesday
with his parents while on his way
to the state convention of county
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coEE &: GROVE.

8835 Will obinson returned Friday id :,
from Illinois, where he spent tbs ll
holidays with relatives. & n S,4.s
S3 Mettie Graves spent the Christmas ma
vacation with friends in G Rap e ,.
ids. N n s.s Sfa al Il.
The Coffins Grove Sunday School
was well attended Sunday, thirty.
b seven being present. u.
w. R !. Carrothers and family spent
& New Years. at the home OF John Pat at
/ ton near Robinson. L ID Il q
Walter Cooking is at home spend.
4 ing vacation with his parents, Mr..
{. and MRS. j. Cooking.
Sarah Scanlon entertained her
Sunday School class at her home on
Saturday evening. The time was
spent in games and singing. Eighteen
were present. Light refres hments
were served. Miss scanlon return.
lea to her college work at Toledo.
\ Iowa, today. 5.j
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bnrhans Wis
tied Sunday at the home Of their
son, Homer Burhans. \
The Misses satterlee spent Sun,
day at the home Of their sister, Mrs.
Lou Kenny. Sg... zs4
Mrs. M. r. Traver was happily sur
sprised New Years evening by forty
of her friends and neighbors who
came to spend the evening with
her IN honor of her birthday. All
had a fine time. ~ L.
&S3 Emery Allyn was business call
er in this vicinity Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Carrothers were
callers at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raus, in
North Manchester. M
SgS Mrs. l.. scanlon and daughter sar:
ali visited at the George Skinner
home Monday afternoon.
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NJ. P. Hennessey.
Sheriff of Delaware County
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MASONVlllE,

Miss Evelyn Lester of Independents
was a recent guest of her friend
Nellie Brophy. ~ !
Joe Heffernen of Bernard, Iowa
spent last week with relatives in
town. s5 10
y Mr. and Mrs. A Duffy and children
Of Dubuque are visiting at the o. S
Duffy home.
Miss Bridget Maroney, of Manches
ter spent Xmas with her sister Miss
Nora. as
Mrs.T.O. Ryan and three children
were Sunday guests Of relatives at
Monti.
Mrs. Mary Strain and daughter
Miss Stella of Jesup were visiting
here last week. sla5s
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Maroney and
child of Winthrop were recent guests
Of Telatives in town.. q
Z, Nj. and Mrs P. NJ. Dobbins and
three children of Canada arrived here
Friday being summoned con account
Of the death of Mr.. OConnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Carey, of
Desmet, South Dakota, are visiting
relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Mamie Stoneman, of Win
throp spent Xmas in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Diggins.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Reidy of Man.
chester were guests of friends here
Thursday between trains.
% Misses Anna and Marie O'Brien of
Winthrop are visiting friends in
this vicinity. Sea-
Emmett Mulvehill of Minneapolis,
spent a part of last week with re-
latives here ..-as VI,
Miss Mabe, Moore an instructor in
the school near Sioux City is spend
ing the holiday vacation at her home.
Master Vincent O'Brien, of Oelwein
is. visiting in the home of his uncle
P. Fritz. #,a Il s. ys5R
Mrs. Margaret McGrath is spend
ing the holiday season with her
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WATCH PARTY.

Last Wednesday; evening a com
pany Of invited friends gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. frank
Pierce to. watch the departure OF
the old year, and welcome the New
Year. Games and music were in
dulged in, until supper was announc.
ed, when all sat down to a sump1tu'.:
Gus repast; after which the guests
remained to welcome the New Year
and exchange greetings, then they
departed for their homes feeling
that the evening was altogether TOD
short, but well to be remembered.
i ~ "A GUEST. . AZ
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ONEIDA.

Mrs Shears returned TO Elkport
sWednesda day after a weeks visit with
her daughter. Mrs. R INNER.
Ollie jerks was shopping IN
Manchester Wednesday. 2 5.5 3;1i
Mr.. and Mrs. y p Durham at.
tended the funeral of Mr.. Sawyer a at
& Manchester Sunday. ": n
Niles Bushnell spent Sunday with
his mother at Manchester
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. " }. Legg and Ill:
daughter Edith spent Thursday and tl
FRIDAY with relatives at Dundee. 3
Mrs. Perry Haight and two sons rs
went TO Delhi Saturday to visit rel.
atiiyes for q few days. ts.&
Arthur Parker and son attended
the funeral Of the latter's grand
father, Mr.. Sawyer. at Manchester d's1
on Sunday. s,s +! / 5fsl-i 55 a
N1rs. III. J. Coon and daugh ters
Alice and Martha were at Greeley
Tuesday. ss, s@;3. III s1.. .ls
u and Mrs. viii Dodge and q
4 daughtere of Oelwein spent New e
Years with relatives here.
Mrs. Jake Mosier spent Wedn t''
( day with relatives at Strawberry !: J,
Point. yi$s$ ss|5 s8s
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At the Lyric Friday evening
Helen Gardner IN the cleopatra {
sHERiFF,s SALE.

Notice is hereby given: That by
virtue OF L. general execution, to me
directed, dated December 9th, 1919,
and issued out Of the office OF the
clerk Of the District Court Of the
State of Iowa, in and for Delaware
County, upon a Judgment rendered in
said court on the 23d day Of Decent
Der, 1910, in favor Of State Of Iowa
and against George Toomer i have
levied upon the following des cribed
Real estate as the property Of the
said George Toomer to-wit:
# Lot Four az, Block. Seven "a of
town Of Delhi. Iowa.
And that on the 18th day Of jan;
uary, 1914. Between the hours of 8
o'clock a., m. and 4 clock p. M.
sale to commence at the hour Of two
o'clock p. m. Of said day at the Court
House door in Manchester, County of
Delaware and State of Iowa, / will
proceed to sell said property, or 50
much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said execution, amounting to
Three Hundred Dollars debt, Twen-
ty-five Dollars attorneys fee, and
Eleven and 65-1O0 Dollars costs,
together with interest and accruing
costs, at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder for cash.
Dated this 18th day Of December
1913. ss x
~ M p Hennessey.
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engineers. He is county engineer

II ffgEE{ d tsq
engineers. He is county enginee
Of Clayton county. IA
Thomas Mather ( Of Tilden, Ne
braska, arrived Tuesday for visi
Il with Mr.. and Mrs w. =. Campbell
l. Joseph Swanson and Miss Rhod
i Loop and Andrew Loop and Mis- Re
i becca Best OF South Hopkinton wer1
4 married at Manchester last week
j The good wishes Of their friends g
j with them on their new journeys.
C.. p. Joseph has moved into hi
new office in the Bernhard building
where he carries on a real estate
business. ;.9.
The I. o. O.. F. and Rebekah lodge
have a public installation Of Off
GERS at their hall Tuesday evening
Not only are the members invited
Ito attend but the general public. 4
social time with refreshments viii
be enjoyed afterward.
r. G. Crawford left this week to
spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs
o. d. Meinzer> in Washington, D.
Norval Byam is planning to start
on a trip to Texas next week.
Mrs. John jenkins of Wyoming
was the guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
David Smith, last week. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Firman, Mrs.
S. Wheeler an Lee Grower Of La
mont were New Years day visitors
with F. M. Wheeler and wife.
D. c. Oehler and wife spent New
Years day in Dyersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoonover. of Cam
bridge, Nebraska, are1,svisiting the
Hucker families. Mrs. schoonover
is a. sister OF E. M and James and
Misses Libbie and Anna Hucker,
whom she had not seen for thirteen
years.
Miss Frances Coyle OF Monticello
visited Friday with her aunt, Mrs.
E. F. Main. ;,
DR.. Trevarthan was visitor in
Cedar Rapids on New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Podhaski of Bouton
visited during the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Ross. VA s s.
Mrs. j. D. Moulton left Monday
for Sioux City to visit her sister,
Mrs. Emma Stevens.
Mrs. stoddard and little daughter
went to Ce lar Rapids Monday even
ing. l2ytlstf5! )
Earl Nein visited last week with
relatives in Fairbanks. .s$
Mrs. Ellsworth Bently and little
daughter, who have been visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Bently returned Fri
day evening to their home in
Rhodes. &.E .r
r. E. Goss received the sad intel
ligence of the tragic death of his
daughter, Mrs. George Secord, in
Chicago last Monday. She fell
from the fifth story Of the Revere
House and lived but short time.
Mrs. Secord was born in Minnesota
and was 80 years old She was
successful in her profession of
theatrical work. Since an accident
two years ago she had been subject
to fainting spells. While trying to
raise an open window higher, it
is supposed she became faint and
fell outward. She had been hard at
work all day giving her company the
final drills for the evenings pro-
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4. BIC MORTGAGE n L; s FILED.

One day last week was filed in
the office Of the county recorder a
general and refunding mortgage In
the sum Of 1854, 4s9, 500, given BY
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad to the Guaranty Trust Com
pany Of New York and Alexander J.
Hemphill as trustees. The mortgage
is dated November LIST, 1913, and is
in book form, the volume being one
Of 1853 pages. The recording fees
at the court house were the neat
little sum Of $49. 90.
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FORMER TEAcHRro WE'D.

FORMER TEAcHR TO WE'D.
Manchester friends Of Miss Eunice
Eyestone, a former teacher in the
Manchester High schools. will be
interested to learn that she IS to be
united in marriage with Mr.. John
Brig Of Rochester, MINI, the cere-
mony to take place at the brides
home at Mt. Vernon tomorrow. The
young people will be at home after
February Is, at. Rochester, Mime
sofa. "a q ss n .s5 B s
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flame by reason Of his evangelistic
campaigns throughout Ohio. and
gives promise Of eclipsing all records
fby the Pittsburg revival now in pro-
fgress, his work through Iowa, Illinois
and Minnesota, gave him an orig
inal amount Of publicity, which is
believed to have had its Influence on
subsequent successes. Il \
In biography, ''The Spectacular
Career Of Rev. Billy Sunday" which
has just been issued by Theodore
Thomas Frankenberg, a newspaper
man, numerous instances of work in
this state are recited. Particularly
the campaigns in 1909 and 1910 in
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo, where
nearly 1000 converts were made and
over $4,000 in free will offerings
presented ss rs z:
Miss Anna MacLaren, who appear
ed in Manchester several years ago
with an evangelist and sang at the
Methodist ! Church has been with the
Rev. Billy" Sunday party for some
time. She assisted in the work at
Waterloo and Cedar Rapids, and in
the evangelist's later and more elab-
crate successes has remained with
him as a soloist. 81. AZ: & 2 5.ss.
The autobiography Of Rev. Billy
Sunday is the first authentic work
l ~ - q 5- r -
Of its kind published. The foreword
| is written by J. Wilbur Chapman.
Iowa territory for this book has been
taken by r. A. Warfel and Clarence
E. Dittmer Of the Ohio state Journal,
Columbus. They are associates OF
the author, 5.s5t Y. III K 81
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THE SPECTACULAR CAREER OF
REV. BILLY SUNDAY.

Z. BY T. T. Frankenberg OF the Ohio
State Journal, is the first authentic
biography Of the world famous
evangelist and is just from the press.
By special arrangements with the
author we can offer this book at
s1.OS postpaid. Address. Warfel &
Dittmer, so A, East Broad Street,
Columbus, Ohio. ADV.
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NOTICE.
o Whom it May Concern.

To Whom It May Concern: IN
ttI Notice is 3 hereby given that there
has been filed in the office Of the
Clerk of the District Court of Della
ware County, Iowa, a statemen for
the change Of name of Richard
O'Brien to Richard Condor and that
on the 9Th day Of February, AZ. d.
1914, the new name, Richard Con-
don, as changed, shall become the
legal name Of Richard O'Brien and
that DIN such surname, Condor, shall
become the legal surname of the
wife and minor children Of said
Richard Condor: e 81 n. s.o ,s.t
4 -4wks. RICHARD OiBRlEN.s5
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RYAN,.

RYAN. ft "A 81
Mrs. Chas. Miller and son Garland
left Friday morning for Monticello
/ where they will spend several day!
with relatives.
1 Mrs. Woodland of Coggon was
i Christmas guest at the home OF hel
daughter Mrs. Fred Houston.
Mrs Brown, of Minnesota,y Mr.
Charles Wilson, of Montana, Mrs
Frank Wilson, daughter Dorithy and
| son William Wilson, Of Delhi spent
Friday at the P. Smith home.
Mrs. Harvey Muckler gave lunch
en- on Tuesday to number of IN.
| vited guests. The occasion was in
honor Of the Misses Coda and Teola
Vantassel,, of Mt Vernon, who are
spending a few days with friends
here. asr. .lS.s ~
Mrs. John Sheppard was Man
chester caller recently.
Mrs. w. B. Robinson and daughter
Lucie were PASSENGERS to Cedar Rap
ids, Monday. i u -js.
| Dr.. Duffy spent Christmas at his
home in Farley.
| Mrs. E. E. McCloud, spent several
days recently at the home Of her son
Edgar.
MIR. Shower, of Souix City was a
caller here during the week. 3-
Mrs. IL W. Tarlton spent Friday
with her mother.
| Mr.. Rich was Cedar Rapids bust.
| ness caller during the week. I.
Mr.. and, Mrs Phil Rosenfelt are
both quite i'll at this writing. e.
Mrs. Susan Gilchrist is suffering
from severe attact of gripp.
Mrs. DR.. Cummings and son Ed
mond spent Christmas with relatives
at Earlville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Vantassel and
daughters, Of Mt Vernon, are guests
of Ryan Friends. H..
Rev. Snyder and wife spent Christ
mas with relatives at Alburnett.
Miss Anna Prabel OF Cedar Rapids
spent Christmas with home folks.
Mrs. Owen Gilchrist, of Olwein,
spent several days recently with re-
latives here. - r =
Nellie Duffy was Manchester
caller, wednesday. *
Rev Nather, of Castle Grove, visit
ed at the home of Rev. Milchert
Monday. 's. r-s.
, Miss Tessa Duffy who holds a
position at Waterloo visited home
folks during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Volschow and
little daughter left Friday evening for
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duction. Her: brother Ziba Goss, Of
Ryan went to Chicago and returned
Wednesday with the body. The fun
eral and burial took place Wednes-
day at Ryan. ii .. s y. ,.i2 I
Mrs, Clara Campbell and daugh,
ter Nellie Z were visitors for a week
at the home of N. w. Harmon and
family OF independence. ;ss I'M .5s;s
Mrs. McAllister and children went
to Minneapolis Tuesday to attend enc
the marriage Of William Dennison
and Miss Elsie Porter which occurr-
ed at the home Of the brides par
ents in that city. These young PEG
pie had many friends here as they
were both students Of Lenox college,
who viii join with many, others in
their congratulations. 7 NJ III. Il
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The LOCAL NEWS ! ] | |. OF ]
D !: | ] WARE / COUNTY ! n !
S3 NEWs HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST
n; WEEK GATHERED BY OUR
CORRESPONDENTS.
4 WEEKLY HISTORY TERsELY TOLD
inter. sting Compilation q items & Of
Moment Throughout the
81 County
THORPE.

. d i.
Chas. Thorpe was business Wis Wis
itorS in Chicago this week. Z. +.
@5 Mr.. and Mrs T. Martin and Frank
Davis ate dinner at the Geo. Mar NJ a. ::
Tin home New Y ears day. +
!: The two sons of Frank Daisy OF
Dakota are here spending q few
/ weeks at the w. White home and
visiting with other relatives.
Mrs Frank Ryan was a visitor IN IN
\ Thorpe Saturday. v. ,$53.
Mrs. Harry Brown and daughter sI
Laura were visitors at the home OF
Mrs. Browns son, Ray. Saturday.
II. Theel and children were bust ISL
ness visitors in Manch hester Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Faber spent
Sunday at the Chas. Daisy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warnie Boots spent
Sunday at the Rowley home at Dun a.;
dec. H. lElsl
Jno. Robertson was q business Wis
Hitor ii: Chicago this week.
While Trumblee Of Lamont called
at the Ralph Works home. Saturday L y.
morning. s 'Fst, Il ft33ss
masquerade dance will be held e !
IN Thorpe han Friday evening, jan !.
salary az. A cordial invitation is.
extended to- all ito come 55.5 {
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: MARRIAGE LICENSES. sis

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Nicholas Quint rs, Francis Warborg
10. y /.
Roy Koeneke Fl, Anna Holscher %
John Joseph Diingbaum. %, Dena
Elizabeth Nefzger, %. ~ .f FL,
Harlan Kness 20, Mary Hopkins, IS
Everett w. Smith. Is, Marie L,
Just 18. h. u s5..
Joe swancon 26, Rhoda Loop ~.
Andrew Loop 81, Rebecca Best 20.
& H. R. MDonald "a, Hazel L. Mc1n-
tosh "a. 81 ztrts Z, 81.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-07
: REV CHILLY" SUNDAY.

# Although Rev. "Billy'' Sunday has
recently achieved great and lasting