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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
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An inventory of the estate of .Joho
Pemberton, deceased, has been filed in
the probate court by William McGH.
christ, E. A, Newby and Charles R
Coppock, appraisers. The estate con.
sists of real estate valued at S9ggO
cash $7j.lS and | Ford.
An order to sell real property in con.
nection with the estate of William
Simpson has been filed in the probalr
court. The estate consists of an nm.
divided one-fifth interest in $50 acre,
and also so acres of land in this county
and is valued at $4,000. There aye
claims against the estate totaling Sl500
Clarence o. Bursell, who is CHARGED
with tne murder of Charles c. thinner.
man, was on the stand in his own he.
half all forenoon today and until
o clock this afternoon. Bursell told
practically the same story of the kill.
ing as he todd at the first trial. In A
few places he elaborated and in other.
smaller details were left out, but the
actual story of the killing was the same
as the other trial Bursell dwelt al
length upon the incidents leading M
to the killing and on the different or
casions ON which he and Zimmerman
met and quarreled. p. Bostrack and
o. l.. Hatteberg were two new wit.
nesses who testified as TO the reputa-
tion that Burscll had always borne in
the neighborhood in which he lived.
James Culver, Wava Bowen, Donald
Bowen, Grover Folck and Henry Bur.
sell, the father of the defendant we,o
also examined for the defense. Tho
crOss.eXamination of the state failed
to shake any Of the points of Bmsen' $
testimony.
The witnesses at this trial, of which
there are 10, were excluded from tho
court room during the course of the
trial, and az the former trial they wefo
hard put for amusement during tho
long hot days while the controversy
was being fought out This time, now
ever they came prepared. The women
nearly all brought embroidery work or
mending and in Judge Galloway IS court
room game Of cards has been rum
ming merrily all day.
A marriage license was issued today
to Earl A. Gregg, Il bool,keeper of this
city, and Ina b. Cothern, a Salem
school teacher.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
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SAYS MAN IS oUADRUPED.

( Portland, Ore, Aug. j.-At
( the feet Of our monkey anees'
< tors must be laid many Of the
. ills to which the human flesh
K is heir according to DR.. il. NJ,
. Forbes, of Los Angeles, who ad-
Z dressed the national convention
: Of osteopaths here today.
. "Instead of standing on two
< legs man belongs on all fours, "
, DR.. Forbes declared, "and erect
: posture is the cause Of many OF
,our ills which may be partially
; remedied by osteopathic adjust,
: ment to the high and unnatural
: position"
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
DAMAGED FIFTY DOLLARS.

Portland, Ore, Aug. 5.-Alleging that
spramcd ankle sustained when he
stepped into a hole near the municipal
,em, court at Scllwood caused him TO
lose the state tennis championship last
SATURDAY, and also two Sundays in the
pulpit Rev h. X. Richardson has to.
damages. ''' F''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

Business continues to be good at Sa
lem 5 bathing beach The warm wealth
cr Of yesterday afternoon aud evening
brought hundreds to the beach. II was
estimated that over 200 were lcrricd
over to the island by the scow Anoth.
er large crowd is ont this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

daily since smaller sections Of the roof
have crumbled in and fallen. The board
Of directors of Willamette is not here
at this time or some action TO remove
the debris and lessen the danger would
undoubtedly be taken.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

Homer Marsh is receiving compli
ments on the especially fine electrical
display Of the fountain last Tuesday
evening during the Salem Military
band concert The public in general is
interested in the fonntain, especially
whom there is brilliant display Of
colors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
THE FIRE Is srRrAn1Nn

,... hu,m \.g 5.-rhc firr which
,0..'N ",t night on Mob Mountain
''.n 'l .. Nwt.NuNn, spread rapidly
- .'l "u .elters were rushed
! .'' N'.'.r...m Upper Lake, Lower
I,' ""i ..N.l.vu In Lake count,.
n''.as' ,0. .Wbcr in the Nob moun.
.l . NJ, g.'.''., 'm,k heavy damage Is
i ..9'n.' Two aa,h houses are men,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
MYSTERY is soLvrp

roo IsW'ntA Call Aug b Tho op,,,
FERROUS shooting of W. g. parkir.,,
ah Oakland mechanic. foaud n,sv hs
southern patitlc depot With one bg,l.t
wound 'N his head aud another in IN,
yhr'i was tltarcd up tolaN ws,u pa
H'o''n told ,hc police Dee hal insi 4,
''w,im'i suicide because he Ma, uan
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

A fire alarm was turned In at 1915
on account of grass fire near the cor.
ner Of Thirteenth and Wilbur streets
The auto pumpcr made the run to the
place aud put nt the blaze, which
caused no damage,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
Hvorythlng Is proNrossIng fnyorabIy

Everything is progressing favorably
for the market day to be- held here next
Saturday Lists are being sent iu 10
tne Commercial club aud now II Rccms
that about everything raised, or used
or of service 10 u farmer, will be- ot.
fered for sale, including all kinds Of
livestock The old hWsc show bleach
ers, which have been stored, are now
being erected, These alone will nr.
c0mmodate at least 100.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
PERSONALS
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w. G. Kuighton Is in Portland to-.
dav.
Mrs Chaunccy Bishop went TO Port.
lanI tins morning on the electric.
Miss Mabel Hudelsou has returned
from two weeks visit at Crater Lake.
Louis johnson, the druggist from M.
N'r'on' is IN the city tolav. returning
iron visit to San Francisco.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
All Around Town
tiiiitiiiitiiltifitiiitttiititiiii;ti

r. Prime all Of this city. r. G. Butler,
Of Jefferson is also one Of the first
Of the new buyers, and the firm of
Brown q Co., Of Falls City, placed an
order for the immediate shipment Of
three cars
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

The Social Service Center has an
opening for man aud wife on dairy,
Those who are interested may get fur.
Their information by calling at the Com
mercial club.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.

A clean up sale on wall paper. I'm.
tire stock at greatly reduced prices
sale starts Friday morning. w. j.
Porter, $50 Court street, Phone ls5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
DR.. Mendelsohn, specialist in fitting
glasses correctly. U. s. bunk bldg

Tho Presbyterian Woman's Mission
ary society viii meet Friday afternoon
at 2l30 at the home Of Mrs. A. j. Her.
ren, llS Marion street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
CARn nr rIIANns

We with TO thank our many fricuds
and ucighhou for their huduess and
sympathy during our recent bofoa,e.
mcnt,
O q. HAlNERSON.
DORIS hAtNERSuN,
LENuRE llAlNERsON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

forth at 2:30 for an indefinite period
Lansing announced.
IT is understood that working out Of
details Of the tentative plan agreed mp
on will engage them for the day.
Washington, Aug. j.-Meyico's des.
tiny hung in the balance this afternoon,
With Secretary of State Lansing
presiding, the enyoys Of the leading
central and South American republics
met the state department to discuss
plans which were outlined by the
premier TO restore peace south Of the
Rio Grande. At 2:4j all Of the ENJOYS
invited to confer with Secretary Lans.
ing had arrived with the exception Of
Ambassador Suarez, of Chile There
was a wait Of twenty minutes for the
Chilean envoy but when It was learned
upon telephoning the embassy that he
was unayoidably delayed the conference
proceeded
There is now little doubt that the
warning Mexican factions must bow TO
the decision reached by the Pan.
American cOnferees either voluntarily
or by force. II is expected definite
time will be fixed in which the Car.
ramstas, Villistas aud Zapatistas may
come to terms and settle their differ.
enccs among themselves. If peace is
not restored within that time, then If is
nelieVed a definite program, decided
upon in advance, will be carried out in
which the United States will have the
support and cooperation Of the other
American powers.
AZ the Carranista- headouarfcrs #
was claimed this afternoon that Am.
basSador Naon, of Argentine and Min.
isler Oaldcron, Of Uruguay are in favor
of recognizing General Carranza os nro.
lNlonal president aud supporting him.
Ambassador De Cana of Brazil Am.
hassador Suare Of Chile and the Gante.
malian minister, are understood TO be
9aninendIy to Carrauza and presumably
laVor former Minister Of Justice TooIo
for provisional president.
Minister Depena Of Bolivia is soid
to be entirely openmindcd and the rosi.
non of Secretary lansing is not known
with this array, the Carran2iStos ore
hopeful that when the time for n
definite decision comes those in sym.
pathy with the "first chiefo will he
in control Of the conference Thcy
hope to induce one of the conferecs "a
present a brief claiming that 90 per
cent of the MeSicans recognize Carranzo
as the head of the government.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
Tho Marion County Veterans asso

Tho Marion County Veterans asso.
rlation, which meets today at Silver.
ton, will he well attended, Judging from
tue number that left there this morn.
ing 10y autos aud trucks. BY : O clock
TINS morning fully 100 were waiting for
conveNanccs at the corner of State aud
Dwmerelal aud by o o'clock the last
iruckloai started. The meeting today
Is one of the three that will he. held
TINS year and viii bc attended by vet
Grams of the civil war Spanish War
Veterans, Sons Of Veterans, Ladies' of
the g. A. r. aud members OF the Won.
Relief Corps, The next Meeting
WIN be held in salem some time In De-
rpmbcr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

Supreme Court Justice l.. 7. Harris
and wife lett this afternoon Tor their
vacation, which will be spent ON their
farm near Eugene
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

Among those who are the first 70 buy
Ford automobiles az the reduced lplt
price, are the followinki o. f Frank.
lin, IL G, Witzel, w ~ Smith aud "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

The river during the month Of
August shows but very little change.
Today the stage Is 9 foot below zero,
the same as Cor the past few days, Last
week, the record was % foot below
zero,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

Among those who have booked for
passage on tho Northern Pacific 10
sail from FlaVcl next Saturday are, r.
A. Laurcnbme aud wife, Thumas Wood.
Miss faunic llollistcr aud Miss Maude
lollister
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

Fruit Inspector G. o. Constable and
Professor Posey, Of Corvallis, were
working bctwccn this city and five
miles south, aud on the cross roads
between the SllvcrtDn and Garden
rtnds, in search Of iircblight During
the whole morning 5 search they found
bnt one infected tree. This afternoon
they are inspecting north Of the city
along the river ms far as Chemekcta.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

a number OF complaints have been
n....S..l ItvM residents u thr Nit,ulty al
" "Ni"Mc,ic DtWpHs op Twelfth street
whose 'hldWu visit jhc rauefrts ION.
lle ''utt ani Way near the mmMtl
NoMe stadium which alorbs tao
southeast corner of the campus Two
Neeh' teo thc roof 6aycd iu and a hute
''''oN irl 20 The Around aud almost
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

a friend Of ours iB confirmed wo-
man hnter, not because woman
wouldn't marry him, but bccnufe she
did, Smoke Apex, the cxtrn mild Sc
cigar Sold everywhere.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
POPE TO TRY roR PEACE.

alHth AM- N- Swiss news.
i'N iu0aN announced that
'It h,HeIIy, has decided 20
.'NN'Nv "a yanl e0nsistory at
S'' rod ot S,itmber az which
-r NiU aau attempt 20 bring
"''"' I,att '1 EUROPE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

Chief Deputy State Engineer Cantino
lett today hr southern Oregon, where
ne viii make u trip over the Pacific
Highway through the Rogue River val
ley and over the sisklyous. tie viii
return saturday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
Tho Hartman club Of Portland ho

Tho Hartman club Of Portland has
mndo arrangements TO hold their an
nuHl picnic at the Fairgrounds on Aug
ust 20, and the grounds will be turned
over tu them ON that day. A special
program viii be arranged for their en-.
tcrtalnmeut, including races, baseball
and oiocr sports This picnic will bring
employees of the Ilarrimau system here
irom all puts of the state,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
CONFERENCE MAY
SELECT .CARRANzA
FOR RECOGNITION
Two Are For Him, Three
Against and Two So Far
"Open Minded

Washington, Aug, o. The Pan
American conference with Secretary
Lansing and Central and South Amer
lean ENJOYS participating adjourned at
4;45 this afternoon, It is believed a
conclusion was reached which practical.
ly solves the Mexican problem.
A conference will be held daily hence
forth at 2;3O for an indefinite period,
Lansing announced.
IT is understood that working out Of
details Of the tentative plan agreed mp.
on will engage them for the day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
The industrial dopartmept OF tbc

Ihe industrial department of the
commercial cmD met today with y. j..
'avanaugh, of Portland, to receive his
proposition regarding the bringing 10
this city the Niehoii Shoe Mlanufnctur.
ing company or Portland Tnc PROPOSE.
llon aud several other conditions were
discussed but no definite action will
be taken until Che industrial committee
investigates and make their report to
the commercial club
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

The national convention OF the Am.
eriran uHteoputhic association Is being
held IN Portland from August to d.
Ds. White and Walton, who are m
attendance, will not be- In their office
until Saturday August T.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
**%*#&#&**&&&*s

No matter what you have TO
so,i' a Journal Want Ad win
se'A u Tor ycu Il IL can be sold.
Y y Y y \ y M ~ \ 4 4 n 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

Miss Dorothy shank, OF this city.
went 10 Turner Yesterday 60 visit Mis-.
Emma Green for few DAYS, after
which tney will go 10 Newport for
week 3 outing ON her return Ms
shank win stop oven lu Ahau, for d
short Visit with relatives u that clty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

The shelving and other carpenter
wnrA 10 now abVu' completed .n tbt ur.
nex o. the Stockton fIuu. the r,,w
formerly occupied hy tht Nohahaur
Tea romwny This additional .tou.
room viii be usod fur e,rts iurnihlres
and shoes, and is touurJpl viA thr
other depurtmUis ~ iht Stockton
store Ny large arthNay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

Earl Gregg ana Miss Ina Co,hrau
were married this afternoon al b
o rleek hy the Rev. Harry b Marshall
AZ the hnme of the brides paIrbts ai
hayeagille They leave this r,trur
fpr fendleion, where Mn 0rogg has fa.
Gently accepted q position ID tke ,a,e.
department Of iae rendlctoa wOoleU
mills
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

A marriage license was issued today
to Earl A. Gregg, bool,keeper of this
city, and Ina b. Cothern, a Salem
school teacher.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
The Salem Fruit Union shipped nm

Thc salem Fruit Union shipped an
order of Mamie RuN cnrly peaches TO.
day which 1t took hut 10 to make a
crate, These are the Grst ijs that
have been shipped tdis year The gen.
crul rum of early peaches rs Dos to G5s
which ate considered good fruit. Late
rouche, which grade ns high as 50 10
he crate urc considered choice fruit.
but early peaches Of this size are rare.
Ihr peaches were grown by Max Gchl.
hNt ON his fuurn in Polk county
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

huildluge ou tho southeast CORNER of
tho willamette university munptr,
Mll pe tom down within the next fcw
lays This b, one of tho several Inn.
ptoNomrut, to Dee mudc during the
sunWer. tot the benefit ot the stu.
dent. nt tho university the library fo.
.r'htle' Will be- greatly enlarged Al
present thcrc b, hut one large room for
'hc hnloN and tuo,r who wish to study
4" rad One OF the Improvement, Isl
uo secure "a separate room, To bp used
exclusively lor reading.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

tire stock az greatly reduced prices. .
Sale starts Friday morning. W. J.I
Porter $50 Court street Phone is5 .
-a---Os-a-.4
Supreme Court Justice l.. T Harris
and wife left this afternoon Tor their
vacation, which will be spent ON thcir
farm near Eugene
60
The Social Service Contor has an
opening for a man aud wife on Il dairy
Those who are interested may get fur
Their information by calling at the Com
mcrcial club
a friend OF ours iB confirmed wo-
man hnter, not because O woman
wouldn't marry him, but bccnupe she
did, Smoke Apex the extm mild Sc
cigar Sold everywhere.
q
Tho river during the month Of i
August shows but very little chunpe. /
Today the stage Is 9 foot below zero,
the same as for the past few days. Last
week, the record was o foot below
zero.
Among those who have booked for
passage on tho Northern Pacific 10
sail from FlaVel next Saturday are. Y.
a. Laurcnbme aud wife, Thunas Wood.
Miss faunic llolllstcr aud Miss Maude
llollister.
Chief Deputy state Engineer uantino
lett today fur southern Orcgmh, where
he viii make trip over the Pacific
Highway through the Rogue River wal
ley aud over the Sishly0us tie will
return saturday
The national convention OF the Am.
eriran uHteoputhir association is hpipg
held Ia Portland from August 10 ii /
Dn. White and Walton, who are m \
attendance will not bc in their office
uhtil saturday August T.
a.
Miss Dorothy shank, OF this city
went 10 Turner Yesterday 60 visit Miss
Emma Green for Do few DAYS, nfter'
which tney will go TO Newport for a
week y outing ON her return Nis.
shank viii stop oven u Alhau, for a
short Visit with relatives n that rlty. /
q
GARD OF THANKS
We With 10 thank our many friends
and uolghhou for their hudurss and
@mpathy during our recent hvtca,o.
mcnt.
O q, HALNERSON
DORIS nAtNERSuN,
LENuRE lALNERSON, /.
U..s.
The Ladies' Industrial society Of the
First lhptrt rhurlb htll ihrir regular
monthly ryu.r last evening at tho.
home ot A % Dawson, on tbe r,,rr|
rad They wore ioiUtt at UtHu. oftlul
hr tho mcn ut ihc church. whom , mn.h
WAS served, hud th0 evening p3,,I Ir
general good uwt
u
fiftysiX bushels TO the acre was h,
average wheat cup thfNsh,d ,t,t,rIs,
from d aN acr, tiatt ou thr 1II Nam.
shaw luim uu llUNtIs puiUr Tl..
pace n now owned hy lutyt itkttv. +.
According 90 n y Richardson ub,W.s #,
in that locality YESTERDAY man, off tb,.'
wheat tmcta vill ,yrmec ftum 90 n4b.I
bushels uu acre
H.HO O.s
The shelving and other carpenter
work b. BOW ahVu' completed .u tiral.
neK o. tho Stockton fluu the r,,w
formerly occupied hy tbt Nohaha0.
Tea romwny This additional ior.
room will BE- used far e,ru turmHIr,.
and shoes and is turt,ipl vih ti,
osher drpurimUis ~ tht Stugktou
store Ny a large arehWay
HaHHiIHH..#
Earl GFegg and Miss Ina Coihrau
'tie married this afternoon at 3
clock Nv the Rev Harry b Marshall
{ the home OF the brides pairhts at
layeville, They leave this o,trur
~ fendleion, where Mn 0mgg ba. ta
'ntly accepted position ID tke ,a,c. b
apartment Of iae rendlctoa wooloo ,
ills II
-
Among those who art the first 70 buy \
lFd automobiles AZ the reduced lplt .
ice, are the folloWinki q. r. Prank A
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-10
ERIN.GQ.RRAGh.

Lovers Of wholesome Irish charac.
ter laughter, humor, jests and thrill
will be afforded an evening of real
pleasure when company of the
young people Of the Catholic society
of this city will present the Irish
play-Erin- go-B -Bragh. The play is to
be given at City Opera house on
the evening Of March 18th. 1915, St.
Patrirck's Day. ~ The young people
who will present this Irish play have
spared no efforts in preparing their
respective parts, and an evening of
real pleasure is assured all those
who attend.
Following is the cast of charac-
ters:
Squire-Edward Goen.
Bartle Brannagan (traitor)-E: Va
Barager.
Phil O'Connor-Justin Maley.
James O'Brien-Dan Barnd.y l.
Terry Murphey-Leo Sullivan,
Margaret, (Squire's 'Daughter)-
Irene Sullivan.
Blanche, (Margaret's Cousin)-Ona
Barnd. 81,
The Witch of the Mountains--Mar-
guerite Goen. :
Irish Maid-Anna Marcucci
Solo numbers will be given by wei
known Manchester soloists. and mus
by an orchestra will also be an i'm
portant feature Of the evenings en-
tertainment. "a.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-10
I,ENOx COLLEGE,

Base ball time is drawing near. A
game has been arranged with the
league team of Cedar Rapids, for
April %. .:'s. =, =, ". -....t, =.
Roy Jeffries attended a meeting
of the college base ball managers at
Iowa City on February %.
Rae Melrose and w. E. Zeuch went
to Mount Vernon on Thursday to at
tend the state meeting Of the orator
ical association. .+a2 ,,,.
Abount twenty-five young people
were entertained at the home OF
Miss Marian Bollman in honor of
Miss Mildred Joslin, who has gone
to Ryan to make her home.
The annual declamatory contest OF
Lenox Academy will be held March
10: - H.. -.
The Perfect Tribute-Paul Wilson.
Freckles-Irene Higgs.
The Harp of Thousand Str1ngs-Or
Vile Higgs. p II
The Stolen Clapp per-Russen Hendee.
Curry Combs Ride-John Parkhlu.
The Day of Judgment-Carl Midkiff.
There was a very interesting ball
game Friday evening between the
Lenox boys and the New York Ma.
tionals, who are playing their way
across the. country to the exposition
at San Francisco. They are the
champion players Of the east Of
course the Lenox boys did not ex.
pect to win but wanted q try out
with the champions who won 80 tc
30 - ~. 80 l.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Cooking
were guests Of friends in Dubuque
on Monday.
The Current Events club will
meet with Mrs. Edward Putnam next
Friday. March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy of
near Manchester are the parents OF
daughter, born March 8th.
E. H. Hetherington of Cedar
Rapids was a guest of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs! John Hetherington. on
Tuesday. @
The Methodist Brotherhood will
hold a box social in the church par
lors this evening. Everyone, is cor
daily invited. -
-Stearns & Mccormick are offer
ing specials in Armor Plate hosiery.
Note the prices quoted in their ad-
vertisement on page eight.
If our farmer readers are look
ing for home grown clover seed they
should read the Lovett & Davis Pro-
duce Company's advertisement.
Mrs. P. F. Madden gave a six
o'clock dinner to. company OF
friends on Tuesday evening. compli-
mentary. to Miss Ennis Boggs OF
Jacksonville, Florida. :
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-10
ro,,a,sr CLUB MEETING.

Mrs. w. D. Mcintosh will be host.
Club on Monday afternoon, Marca n
18th. The program to be given AT AT
this meeting will be OF espeelaa;i, a;, ~, H.
terest to the members. anu nlei,,mn;res WV n1
devoted to study of The Ph1npplnes,,,
..Tha land of the Palms and Pines:
Following is the program in It's en-.
tirety: ... tho
Islands.
Descriptive-The Islands, Mrs. "A
]. Bruce . - the
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