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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-26
DAUGHTER GRADUATES.

Postmaster and Mrs. John A. Her
zog and daughter, Miss Mildred,
were in Chicago Friday attending
the commencement exercises at the
Josephium academy, of which their
daughter. Miss Frances Herzog, is a
graduate. Miss Hilda Schellinger
was also in Chicago attending the
exercises, her sister, Miss Marcella
Schellinger. also being a graduate of
the academy.
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VISITING GRANDPARENTS.

Robert, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay EdsaA of Elkhart, has con-
cluded a week Ayisit with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bauer. 52S E. Marion St, and has
gone to the home of his grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edsall, E. Ninth
81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-26
PICNIC HERE

A party of Elkhart residents motor
ed TO MishaWaka Thursday evening
enjoying a picnic on the hills south
of the city. Two machines made the
trip. Refreshments were served and a
marshmallow roast enjoyed. The par
ties returned late in the evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-26
FIRTH OF DAUGHTER.

Word has been received in this
city announcing the birth of a
daughter 70 Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Juckett of Detroit, Mich, recently.
Mrs. Juckett was formerly Miss Ha-
eel Kurtz, and has a large circle of
friends here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-26
RETURN FROM LAKE.

o. l.. Lang and family have return
ed from Klinger lake where they spent
the past several days. They attended
the opening dancing party at the lake
Saturday evening. The trip was made
by auto.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-26
DAUGHTER BORN

Word has been received here of the
birth of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold z. Gould of Riverside, Ill. Mrs.
Gould was formerly Miss Madeline
Woodward of this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-26
VISITING IN CITY

Mrs. Robert Zimmerman of Kiln
ger lake, Mich, is in the city for
several days visit with relatives and
friends. She was formerly Miss Grace
Woodward of this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-26

WANTED BOYS 10 carry morn
ing and evening routes. Apply
Mishawaka Branch News-T!mes.
~ =. Main st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-26
Lived With Parents.

Mr. Kline lived win MS parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kline. Of sos
Lincoln way west. He is - years old
and was born I'm Mishawaka He is
survived by his parents three sisters.
Mrs William Kuhn. of +. Joseph st :
Mrs. James Mccarthy. OF w. Third.
and Mildred. at home: and two broth
ers. otto and Leo. also at home. He
was well known in this city and
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-11

: II, E II, sw, NV, sec. 20, Union
4 Carl F. wendt and wife !. Is = Fritz
g. Wendt. Nv. sw, sec. II i Hazel.
Green 1--WE: (, $4,000.
James Carr and wife to Fred 5Ahr--.
ems: w ~, e II, NV, Sc, sec 20
Amos 3. Y Hetheringto and wife to
y. c. Nieman. Lot / of subdiv. NJ
l-2, sW,#and part of lot 3, VIM. Acers
subdiv. Of part NV, Sc, sec 20, Del
aware Twp. .4: ~. Il. n. 10000
Garrett Il. Thorpe ct al to Louisa.
8. Cross. SIS It. OF w 81 tt. Of lot
22S and S IS It. Of e l6 It. Of lot
229, Name hester.. .53s.. 5000. 90,
Thomas Williamson and wife to r..
M. Merriam Undiv. 40 Of s 4 05 a.
no and Sc and ne, sw, sec 20, Ad-
ans twp. Il 49,. -. $l.OO
NJ. E. Longford to Will Beohm.
TT. lot 10, Baker add. to Greeley
Mary Wilhelmina Nagel to Tom
Norman. Sw, sw, sec. s and 9
"a ne, ne, sec Il and ne, Sc, NV. OF
sec. 10, North Fork twp. $500. 90
William Blasting and wife to JOS
NJ. Evers. Pt. sW, Sc, sec. u. Adams
twp. s . M. !. r &. :. $1,000. 90
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-11

I O., Sd
days last week in the Key City. 55
3 Miss Putt of Edgewood vii teach
J the spring term OF school in Nc
i Mahon district, beginning last Mon
/. day, March 8. ,,%G ae5
I The funeral. services OF the late
' Edw. H.nsel were held at the Beth
e. church Friday, in charge of Rev.
O. j. Felter. The death !of Mr.. Hansel
resulted from tuberculosis. culminat-
ling a .oug and weary illness. His,
Wife and six children survive, and
have the sympathy of friends in the
great loss they have sustained.
| Following are the newly electe:. Of
ficers, of the Twentieth Century Re-
view Club, viz: President, Mrs. Eff
fie Jacobs; vice. president, Mrs. Alba
Walker. secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
! Alma Foote. @!5& a, 81 t$. zS. ts3, i 81
~ The next meeting Of the Clionian
Club will be held at the home OF Mr..
an;, Mrs. +. A. Grimes. March Sth
is the date.
/ Mr.. and Mrs John B. Brown are at
home in the rooms over the furniture
| store. 4, f tt,v IL NJ p
Mrs. George Flynn goes to Chicago
! this week to seek further medical aid
ani. il possible permanent relief from
an affection of the head. Thus far,
she has been relieved temporarily
land at times suffers intense pain.
The silver wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn Phelps was
"Wednesday. March 4th. About forty
guests were present to congratulate
the bride and groom on their long
welded life, and wish for them yet
many happy years to come. Presents
of silverware and silver coin were
given. S& MS g .##
Mrs. n +. j. Mcmahon and children
and Miss Agnes Nobel went to Forest
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II sFr7i 3 III - 80 ~ .rta Isl eg
~ placed in his mammoth basement
under the store has put Cliff Aurnol
in charge OF it. sss+sa Il "A, Z. Hill, .. hi
Francis tMcEnany is spending q
few weeks in Minnesota. RI 81
Mr.. Peter Kehoe# of Castle Grove
transacted bust mess in Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin McCloud at
tended the funeral of Mrs. McCay
which was held at Silver Creek Sun;
day I: N & e.. !.
Mrs. NJ. Morrisey has been called
to her home near Coggon on account
Of the severe illness Of her mother,
Mrs. Catherine Smith. az
Leona Towne and Eva Workman
attended the basket ball game at Man
chester Friday evening. ,j8
Mrs. John Riley was guest of
home folks during the week. The
family have moved into Coggon. III
Mrs. Hawker visited in Manches-
ter one day last week. #
Mr.. Philips of Cedar Rapids was
nere on business the first OF the
week. u 2, "
Lena Melchart went to 5Manches ter
to visit friends Wednesday evening. Z
A telephone was installed at St.
Johns convent school here during
the week.. 80
Arch Gilchrist Of Central City was
here Monday. #
Mr.. Duffy, our dentist, has gone to-
Davenport to remain permanently. a
Mr.. Duffy was well liked by the peo-
pie Of the surrounding country and
all regret his removal. We UNDER,
stand another gentleman from Iowa
City will fill his place. 8
Carl Lyness. who attends school at
St. Joseph's College, Dubuque, is at
home for short vacation.
David Behan, wife and little girl
arc spending a few weeks with Mr.
Sehan's mother and sister, Mrs. NJ
eehan, also Mrs. George Johnson.
Mrs. Cummings had as her guests
asst week Mrs. Reed and son, who:
have gone to Des Moines to live. 3 !$
Rev. Snyder and wife were guests;
Of friends here and att Silver Creek
Turing the week. I'd
Miss Edna Kehrli was visitor in.
Saturday. %4 x i
Mrs. !Towne was a visitor in Cedar
Rapids Wednesday. rs;
James Hyde was county seat calls
II Thursday. b.. lI
DR.. Beatty, district superintendent,
vas here Sunday and held quarterly I
conference and communion services.
It the NJ. E. churh. re-
James Haight was looking after, the
telephone business at Robinson last 4
week. s55 A
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson Baxter wereHa
lere from Ida Grove to attend Mrs..
dcCOy's funeral hi
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fogarty Of Ana
: 49,. = LettL..a-t ~ d -
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Ne and ne. Sc, sec go Milo town

il h 4
Ne and ne, Sc, sec 80 Milo l'' : toy n
Chris and Mary Reichen to Patrick
H. Eand Dennis Dummy u m - - NV,
sec 80, Hazel Green Twp .. ~. y Ooso.oo Y
u; John Crubel and wife to Barney
Koelker. Sc, nv and n1-2, sw and
sW, >sW, sec. "a, Colony twp $$2SSOO
VIM. Donnelly and wife to Frank
G. Kehoe. S. L., Sc, sec. "}21 and W
II. sw, sec; p. Adams ga I twp. $io ~,
ry' M. Logan. Nc, ne, sec. ~, MILO
twp $4,000
Chas. H..aDenton and wife to Il. J.
Yelden. w 80 a. OF sw, ne, Sec -,
Oneida twp: $3.50 ~ !
George Wolmutt and wife to John
T. Keegan. N. 100 a. OF Il 1874 Of g:
300 29-1O0 a. Of sec. 81 Adams
Twp. !. =. l5aOO.VV
George A. Skinner and wife to
Charles H. Johnson VIZ, lot 10,
Henry Acers add. to Manchester.....
!. $4,000
% John Krapf and wife to Joseph
Bagge. Sw, Sc, sec 10 and NV, ne,
sec. ID, Bremen twp. $ll40O.VO
Floyd Aldrlch to Roy Z. =, Ala II ~
ne, ne ana II, Sc FL ne sec s3oEo az
dazel Green N"p... . :. = ooo ~
Il. G. Seeds and wife to Mau llr'e's
g: Hetherlngton: - LOIS j. 9 ana o.
supdly:$$ OF lot Z II, OF supdlv. OF s3
ana S If, NV sec. q, l1ela"ere soW ~
snip -. .. ~ .',S ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-11
LENox COLLEGE.

Misses Wyllis Gearhart and Josie
Midkitf went to Cedar Rapids Wed
nesday to hear the missionary from
Africa, Dan Crawford.
President Reed and wife went tc
Des M.oines to attend the state ora
torical contest in which their son Ell
lery, was one of the contestants, and
where he won third place, giving
him place as delegate to the Inter
state contest - 7F
w. A. Zeuch and Ray Melrose also
attended the state contest.
John Porter of Minneapolis, of the
class of 1909, and sister, Mrs. Will
Dennison, OF Onslow were in town
last Thursday. ..&
Ray Melrose was elected president
of the state oratorical association at
its session in Des Moines, which is
an honor to Lenox as we'll as to
himself. Ha ~
1t is greatly regretted that DR.
Thing has been obliged to give up
his classes on account of i'll health.
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tie boy has been i'll with pneumonia.
s. r. Garter Will soon move into
che Merrill house. a@Ea
MISS Mcfherran will address the
CHRISTIAN Enueavor society Thursua,
evening in the presbyterian church.
I$sMlss jessie Dunlap Was an over
SUNDAY VISITOR in Monticello. M
Ihe scnoo1 election tor directors
is on Monday. Inc candidates for
office are f.. r.. Tesar, H. A. War
lace ana N. A. GearharI, ana F. n.
Williamson for treasurer.
The G. M. & St. T. will run a
bee. special train through here on
March ~, arriving at 1:3U p. m.
There will accompany it, those IRON
the state college at Ames who will
give ralKs on beef production. IL
should be OF interest to the farmers
and it they can have any plans that
will reduce the cost OF beet it will be
of interest to everyone.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-11
coLEseURG. /

BY way of correcting an error, we
will say that VIM. Hammond is cash
Sier at the bank, and J. R. Grimes as
Esistant cashier. f
Geo. F. Potts has been nursing a
Every sore hand for several days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Walker are
with relatives and friends at Dyers-
willie for a couple Of weeks.
\ Our sick ones are for the most part
ion the gain, for which all are
thankful. 5f55.
James Haven is a guest Of Dubuque
friends at present.
The, Zion Missionary Society met
with Mrs. ]. Schenke Thursday af-
sternoon, for the regular monthly bust
ness meeting and program. Refresh
.ments were served at close Of the
session. IA
Charles Bush and family, who had
been living on Jerry Funk's farm,
moved to town during the week into
DIR. Dittmer's house.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Bolsinger were
guests OF Colesburg friends the first
of the week.
Mrs. M. e. Dittmer spent several
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I ern Iowa and Quincy, Illinois,

l :.
i week. " si@s 4.
The missionary society OF TIL
Presbyterian church held its annua
praise meeting at the homeSof Mrs
/ 2. p. Reed on Wednesday afternoon
when there were about forty ladies
in attendance. Mrs Clokey Of Du.
buque gave a very interesting ad,
dress on the History of Missions.
The offering was $27.0O. u 35s,
The funeral Of "a. z. Jones, IA who
died at his home in Sand Spring
on Thursday morning Of pneumonia,
was held in the Methodist church
here Saturday afternoon, Rev. Chal,
Ice having charge OF the services.
Tom Mathers spent, last week with
relatives in, Worthington. t7sS
~. F.. Podhaska will move into the
Lucy Duefoe house. l 5ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Patterson have
moved down to Hard Scrabble.
M Mrs. Rosalie Cummings and daugh.
ter Winona are visiting in Perry with
Mr.. and Mrs. Trevarthan Their lit:
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IOWA BEEF SPECIAL. AT della.
q .Gt.s- - 80. ...E w q T. - -1,.I3

The Iowa beef special under the
Iowa Beef Producers association and
1.-THE c.. M. & St. P. will arrive at
Delaware March 10, at 1850 p: m. and
remain one hour. In the train will
,be two lecture cars and one car Of
prize winning steers Of: every breed
The steers are the pick OF the Iowa
Agricultural college herd and exper
iment farm. They will be used in
demonstrating the various breeds
and the methods Of feeding each.
| There will be a good list Of speak.
SSers on the special, men who will lex.
plain the profit of beef production
silage feeding, making baby beet
and such topics that will be of inter
est to every farmer. Chas. Escher
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81 d
jr. will discuss tho Angus cattle;
Geo. H. Burge will lecture on the
Shorthorn COW and its; value to the
farmer of Iowa. Ten experts from
the state agricultural college will
lecture and take part in the demon
stration work.
This special is run for the benefit
Of the farmers of this section of
Iowa. The Iowa Agricultural college
IS cooperating with the C. M. & ST..
P. and the Iowa Beef Producers AS
ISOLATION. Everything will be free,
and the people are urged to be on
hand at the depot when the train
arrives as the lectures will begin up
on the arrival of the special.
The special will stop at IS stations
on this trip. Hopkinton, Delaware
and Greeley are the only. towns in
cluded in the itinerary in this vi
entity.
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Waterloo were visiting relatives here
the first of the week. sS s555
u Mrs. Jas. Nolan was passenger,
to Dubuque Saturday.
Miss Mollie Ryan was a visit0r8in
Waterloo Monday. ;sS..
Riley Davis is. in Minnesota look
ing after his land interests. .SY
Will Ryan spent a few days last
week in Dubuque on business 4
F. H. Clark OF Bernard, Iowa, at.
tended the funeral of his father here
last Tuesday. ii Il.
Richard Laity Of Strawberry Point
was a-visitor in town last Thursday. \
Miss Mary Barron, who had been
assisting in the household duties in
! the home of her brother the past
I;feW weeks, returned to her home at
| Reeds, Iowa. l... " y. !3y
Mrs. P. M. Dobbins and three chill.
idren concluded a two months visit
with relatives and friends here and
departed tor their home in Canada
Monday. Il E: 4. ~ 1
Mrs. Myrtle Mercer and daughter
recently opened a restaurant in the
building formerly used as meat
market. III & NJ; K .5; III .|
3
| itor Of relatives at Central City.
We have been cheered by those
| little feathered harbingers of spring.
We arc looking forward with bright
hopes that spring will soon be here. III
Il RYAN. \
Mrs. Foley and grandson spent q
few days last week in Dubuque the
guest of friends. "a
James Skahil and wife were re-
cent guests OF Mrs. Thomas Houla-
han. ls3 HI q. Z. 81 sGis=.!tg
Martin O'Brien, who has a posi-
ton with the Illinois Central in the
western part of the state, is spending
a few weeks with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John O'Brien. II ,s3 II
William Mcnamara and sister -AIna
ma Of Prairieburg were visitors
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F.. Drummy, last week. b n
John Riley had business in Man.
chester Thursday. 435$$.
R. M Merriam is a guest of rel
atives in the southeastern part Of
the estate.
Mrs. G. Heiserman went to Man
chester Thursday evening and from
there she and her, daughter Cara,
went to Dubuque on business .;..S
Mrs. James Smith and sister, Mrs.
Steve Uhl, spent a few days in Ce,
dar Rapids last week. t5Y "A $s-5 s3$$EEf
Mrs. English Of Anamosa visited at
the Matt English home east of town
last week. 5 ss Is .s t5s
Thomas Donnelly of Coggon had
business in Ryan on Saturday.
Eileen Molloy, daughter of DR..
Molloy: of Fairbanks, is visiting with
her uncle, Father Molloy. " "a:
4 George Smith, who has had sever
al thousand dollars worth Of machine.
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mosa were guests of the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, James HenneSsey

mosa were guests of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hennessey,
Sunday. y r.
DR.. and Mrs. Cummings will move
into the Tom Houlahan house, and
the latter will occupy the house for
merly occupied by DR.. Cummings. ", Sc
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richardson
have moved to Riceyillo, where they
will make their future home.
Mr., and Mrs. Art Lyness were Man
chester business visitors last Friday.
Lucy Brayton, of Spring Branch was
visitor at John Brayton's and going
from here, she visited her brother,
Henry, before returning home.
w. H. Ward was business visitor
/ in Manchester Monday. \. s
/ II Mrs. Charles Kennedy is quite i'll
at her home in the country. She has
q severe attack Of grippe
Mrs. Ella Sullivan and Lizzie Hen.
nessey visited at the James Hennes-
sey home Sunday s#f
Mrs. John Tarleton was in Man
chester Thursday. &.i. {; AVG
Mrs. Allen Haight Of north Of town
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household goods to Minnesota last
week where they will make their
future home. M IN \ t%5$..s, NJ 4, ia,
\ Geo. Ernester shipped a carload OF
porkers to Chicago last week. He
accompanied the shipment.
Mrs. Ed Arthurs tis visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. hinney,
at Stacyville, Iowa. .s$s
Jas. MCGUIRE and family Of Mon
I'll moved theil. household goods to
Dubuque last week where they in
tend to locate permanently * ssjSs
Mrs. Mary Strain and daughter,
Miss Stella, Of Jesup were over $ IN
day guests of relatives in this yicin-
ity. Iii 3.{i3tgs II Oh II f 5552
Mrs. Nell Flynn and daughter :ot
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-11
.DD Cleaning and Pressing Neatly Done.
on Wednesday evening.

on Wednesday evening. ~
.s VI Mrs. p. F. Main visited in MONT
cello on Monday. r2 II "a. II q x
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Petrie went tc
Davenport on Tuesday to visit H. H
Macarthur and wife. =ss
r. y. Davis and family of n Sand
Spring have moved to town.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Bacon will
soon move to town and occupy the D.
III. G. johnson house. $$5 q, IN Va Is 4
Al. Kurth and family have moved
to the LeClere farm west of here and
Mr.. :Kurth has given up the cream
route.
Gordon Dunlap entertained a par
.ty of schoo climates Friday evening.
T. j. Joseph made a trip to south
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City Saturday, which is to be the 3fu.
ture home of the Mcmahon family.
Mrs. S. G. Walker had a sewing
bee att her home Wednesday sew.
| ing carpet rags being in order. The
ladies' had a pleasant time.
i Mrs. Rachel Morley fell one day
lrecently while busy about the house
and has been confined to her bed
lever since as a result. | 81 n
The next number of the entertain
ment course will be a musicale by
the Maurer Sisters given April 10.
This number is the last and IS high:
ly recomme nded. =, Il 81, 4.
Lawrence Brockmeier is on Isl the
mend. ss
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SHOPklNTON.l

Clarence Smith visited in Dubuque
/; last week. II X q; "a lob ss &.
:A little boy was born{to Mr.. and
Il Mrs. James Littlefie ld last Tuesd day.
Dean Morgan has been on the mail
!. route for Will Zeuch, while he at
y tended the state soratorical contest in
SDes Moines. \. IA Il
I MA Mrs. "a. G. Arnold was with her
\ daughter, Mrs. Curtiss, at. %Monticel-
10 last week as she has beensvery i'll.
an Will Lux and family moved last
week to the MacAllister farm south
SOf town. II N sl$s i: i5l
Xss The country people enjoyed one Of
q their pleasant gatherings at; the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Griffith
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MASONVILlE,

Mrs. Bridget Maroney of Mont
spent a few days last week with rel
atives in town. &c.,
Judd Lane of Manchester was a
visitor in town the latter part of
the week. ~
T. o. Ryan was among the pas
sengers to Independence . Saturday
evening. s--. iSt
Mrs. Dennis Dummy OF Ryan was
an over Sunday guest at the home
of her mother, Mrs. P. O'Connor.
Avery. Davis and wife moved their
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The Delaware County Farmers CO.
Operative Commission company will
hold its annual meeting in. the coun-5
Gil rooms on Saturday March $ IA,
1914, at 2 o'clock for the election Of.
officers and such other. bus mess as
may come before the meeting. Ev-
cry one is cordially invited to attend
this meeting. 1O-1wk. "
S. s5.. w. J. DAVIS, Sec'y 55.
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WAN tied AND FOR SALE
z'FoRl:', RENT

Well improved n acres Inside OF,
city limits Of Manches ter. "a good ops
portunity for a man desiring small
farm. Will either rent for cash or
on halves. sa r.: S.i .is$
STRICKLAND & STRICKLAND.
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) uuite i'll with the grippe

.1S1quIte III WIN tne. gflppe.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. McElliott were
Robinson visitors Monday. q
w. j. McEnany was a visitor in
Waterloo recently.
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WANTED.

M Comp etent sirl for general house
work: Inquire at the Democrat Of
flee. # .@s t \, \,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Charles c.. Kellogg and wife to H.
Z. Dutton. NV, sw, sec. II, Della
ware twp. $500
William Schodde to Carl Heiden.
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DWELLING FOR SALE

81 DWELElNGIs FOR SALE
g Small, comfortable house for sale,
$1,000 if taken at once.> Half acre OF 1
ground Easy walking dis lance to-
business part of town. 9W3. ,,
,9$ Is CARR 6 CAR RI
s. WI Ill Manchester, 70 wa
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Dittman CAVIAR at Andrews.
Adv
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GiIdner's do the best cleaning and
pressing in the city.
n .5a .s.l Adv.
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Tropical Fruits. Watch Andrews
:...a,5, Adv.
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:Pimento cheese, 1oc at Andrews.
IA ADV.
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See GiIdner's s1.e5 Solid Leather
Work Shoe. ~. s:l s5s:$
"a a ADV. @ Il