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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-30
Colorado.

Total dividends from STATIONS -
dependence to date told and new con
panies) foots up S7.sos,77s. Original
capital 100000.
Lyman p. Hammond, general man
.ser Of the Colorado Power Company.
which will furnish the electricity fcs
the pumps In Leadville's downtowD
projsct. believes that they will -
the means Of bringing = new era q
prosperity to Colorado.
Ore running SIG per ton and carry.
Ing high value In silver. lead and cop
per. has been found In the old Wal
dorf property In the Breckenridss a.
trict.
News from the London mine ID
Park county states that the lessees on
the south side are taking out quite Q
heavy tonnage Of high grade so,1
bearing ore.
This seasons early start promises
well for the COLORADO sold outpul
which 10 certain to capture first place
In America. The years total. with
more miils and the placer boats IN
commission. will reach GAG. 900, 900,
compared with $4,000 In 1914,
when the Cresson strike was Dot ~
urcd In the total
Collins. Fairbairn. Cook and VINE
land. who are operating Q suitcase %
Aha us~.e~ s,~.us.sw a. rata n... 49,
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WyomIn0.
The United States Supreme Court
ienied . rehearing in the Midwest OH
land case
Seven cars OF refined sulphur have
been shipped to the Du Pont POWDER
works by the American Sulphur Con-
pany OF Thermopolis and the plant
has an order for all the additional
product Il can supply.
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ely from the cold. The explorer. u.
J. D. chascot. soa.in.law 10 the post
Victor Hugo. has suggested Tie sss
Of VERY ~ she's. Polar sxp,orsss
never found thsls Shoes lsses enough
- sail. 81 IN III casss u frostblt.
tsa Ssst - cause conll - tsaes1 y
~ tightness ~ ths footwear eeaDn-
Inc ~ NJ - tAae u eaanol b ~
ewn exercise aecs)ssats ths elrculaeieo
q Ne Mod. IN. peeess CAasese
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wE0rgRN
MINING NEWS
- A0t4e "
IN . \ I E 2

western NswspApes Union News SERVICE.
Prices Quoted for Metals.
u. Louis. --Speiter, e11.000ll.60.
New York.-Bar silver-50hc.
Lead - 34i51Ass; London. R3o.
It's. Sd.
spelter-spot. s1?.oo bid; Londsa.
G51.
Copper-Eiectrolytic. $500; cast
lAg, 917.620l7.75.
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indian Curry o. Mutton.

Fry four chopped onions II butter.
add . teaspoonful OF curry powder. .
teaspoonful Of salt and one cupful OF
chopped apples. Stir In . cupful Of
rich milk aud . tablespoonful Of -four
rubbed smooth with little cold water.
Simmer till'thick and add two pounds
Of breast OF mutton cut In squares,
Toured and Drowned IN > little butter.
Simmer tiIl meat 10 well done; II may
be found necessary ~ add . little
more milk or water from time 70 time.
Serve very hot. ...
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notning 10 s1gnify, fof even ~ toto
period he probably chased small AMI
mails and hunted on foot
AT night he would retire to rough.
ly woven nest In the branches Of .
tree. When sleeping his head wosM
b. bent forward over his wrists: thsss
would b crossed in front Of his chest.
with elbows down and outward. His
legs would b strongly bsnt or dexed.
% that the knees were also near the
wrists. His waist measurement would
b excessively small or be could not
assume this position. which 70. - Q
matter Of fact. hardly possible and
certainly painful for civilized man.
On . similar nest close BY would b
his wife or wives. with Titan red or
bronze babies sound asleep. and yet
clinging round their mothers neck.
Should . raging gale. with sheets
Of driving rain. fall upoa him. b
woula still sleep on. The rain wosld
b coaducts1 away By bic hair and
beard. By bis elbows and hip joiats. %
% TO drip nearly clear Of the fAcs and
body. The hair on the arm. even OF
those civilized men % retain SUN
Client to trace the Arrangement. turns
down both upper and forearm 10 the
elbow: outward and downward from
the wrist. Moreover. II the reader
tries 10 realise this attitude he viii
sss that chat with hair. WHISPERS.
hoard and eyebrows. even midses and
Mosquitoes might be pushed: they
might lose heart, being diverted and
led astrsy by the tangled labyrinthins
masses Of his cheveiure. But We must
leave him In this position asleep. per
haps dreaming. l. O.. apprehendins ~
his senses some particularly dslsctsbls
dainty (perhaps with corrsspouding
motor renexesD."
Can you trace. from this descrip-
ton. . family likeness In any Of bis
defendants?
And here was his diet;
Fruits oe al kinds nuts and asshy
fruita). small birds and eggs. honey.
grubs and insects.
He may. Of course. have eaten
shsliAsh. and especially oystsrs: West
African monkeys arc still fond Of them,
and for many primitive peoples she'll
fish are OF the nrst importance
Bsrring the srubs and insects. be
was somsthins Of IN epieure. II seems
plain.
Even In those days. Il seems. the
female Of the spGies was more dead.
II than the male" Mrs. Pithecsnthsu-
pus Ersctus vas . nghtsr--a Danger
Gus toe for beasts. no matter how Zero
cious.
Professor Elliot says.
One Of the hardest problems In the
story Of the earliest sncsstoss 10 TO
understand how early man succssAsl
In surviving through . period vhea
many fsrocsous earnivosa un1oubssdly
existed, suppose that rNhscaathro-
pus vas caught. when msnching fruit,
By the rsdoubtabls Felts Orosnsveld-
III. the name tsomehow Appropriate
enough) Of the fsarsoms creature. halt
lion and half tiger. which vas eas Of
her contemporaries IN lava.
she would q once draw herself up
10 her full height (about lice Mill.
Qetsrs). Her appeasancs would then
~ ssmcisatly alarming: the stroagly
MARKED eyebrow ridges. the powerful
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-30

The hsissr's enormous var1sUoe -
tsuds ealy to the top laysss u ao0assl.
according 10 ths inlialAts 61esoosusoe
made By the author ee ''TAs pylva1o
Lives Of william n asl his Ceaesse =
IN the matter q shirts ~ y $1,000
10 b. restricted 70 Tie hiseesisal ~
dossn Of The HoAsnsol1een heaeA -
even thsss are inneosat q go. .
commodity William st1Aehss NM ~
cid Of buttoas end psllsys. ~l1ao aay
poor lisutsaast.. OF soshs a11o suosoe
above . dossa pairs ass y 49,
though thsrs h 10 INIT - han1see
chisfsL But he esese onsDeaee.
vhtsh cssld seuip ~ naeoase q .
arsteiass battlsship - ~ s0esss
Of ten Army corpe. ars eoa1Bo1oo1
with vrsAeFisk The Greats vag1gooe
sold 10 - e,1 ciotAss nae ~ ~
thaisrs."
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LATE
MAR K EFT
western Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER MARKETS.

q Y oTArio n .

choice " .7.e5ozss
Beef steers. cornfed. fair to
sood .....;..............s .5o07.oo
eaeie. So: " .s75ez,s
soo6 .sa50s7s
ehe.es .s7s0zss
asiisrs. prime. corn,ed.. .s.5c@S.oc
Cows and heifers. cornfed,
good to choice. ..........s 5000 ESQ
iair to good: 49,. .s.so0soo
sood to choice -. sooesso
Cows and heifers, pulp fed,
fair to good ............ .5.2506.00
Cows and heifers. hay fed,
good = choice ........ 6.76@s.l0
fair to good ............ s.oo0s.7s
Veal calves ............. s.50011.2s
Bulls .................4 5006.00
stass ......................5.oo 6s5o
70 choice .............. s.7507.so
Fesders and stockers. fair to
good ................s.s 5as7S
6eoders and stockers, COM
non to fair ............ s.so0sas
Hogs.
0ooo nogs ................ 7.35@7.b0
Sheep.
IAm0o S,0009 rs
0wes ..................7 O0@7.50
Yearlings .s.00@s.5O
Wethers ................... 7.50@8.O0
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-30

We're all Of the Free
tus family. you know. Old Pithecan-
theooos was the founder Of the line:
b makes us kin TO kings and emper.
On, 70 Thomas Edison and Andrew
Carnage; to Sitting Bull and Raisuii
. ven, He gives NJ . family tree
Which reaches back 10 the Piiocsne
- Making American colonial geneal-
eg1ss mere sprigs on Ne most extended
boaeAs. 81. -..-.-..
Aa1 our grsat-srsat-grsat (repeat
- in6nitum) srandfAthsr Vas quite
. chap. take II all in all. O. r Scott
1t)ooe has besn making an extended
senly Of the old fellow and presents
~ result In his newly published hook.
sPrsAistoric MAJ and His Story" q.
D. Hppincott Col ~
No family portraits remain. II seems.
Oh IAN Pith-etc. vas not much %
beauty and. anyway. he couldn't paint
o. pAotosraph.
"Yet." says Professor Elliot. 1T 10
possible to sive . rude. blurred pic
tnts of the Piiocsne precursor when
be vss Just On the point Of vsnturing
% tt great step upward"
b heee gose--and remember poo
owe hin respect - the hsad Of yeuP
family: =.D:
HIS body would b. covered with
hair or fur except on the palms or
soles Of his test. On his head the hair
grew long and thick and vas contin.
ued. In all probability. down his cheeks
and chin 10 form . combined beard
and whistler fringe. We do not think
he had much Of mustachs. but prob
ably his eyebrows 'bsetied'
The hair was wavy or curly; Il
may have had tendency to BE- Iank.
straisht and stiR on his head. but this
Ia doubtful. Il was not % wooliy %
that Of the negro. His children prob
ably had . rich Titan red or bronsy
coat Of fur like that which one sees
on young Galloway cattle. In the
epidermis - we'll ~ In the hair we're
both black and orange pigment. but on
the whols he vas probably moderate
~ dark skinned.
The face would probably b. low
and broad, - compared with nedern
races.
His nose would BE- % broad 60 Il
was long. with nostrils wide apart and
facing . little upward and outward.
The hsi1es would BE- almost concavs
upward. and the nose itself--sll that
there is-of the most retreusss. The
eyes wsrs small and deeply sunksn
under the rather prominent eyebrow
ridges. u would not BE- easy 10 distin.
guish the psculiasitiss Of his NV on
account o. the hairy bsard. end psr.
haps Il vas best %. for he haA no
real chin 40 . very rstreating lower
Jaw: hog md marrow - veil - Pre-.
jscting Or psognalhie upDss Inv.
heavy cheshheaes .aal extremsly
large tsseA. oftsa With ave roofs 10
them, These muscles which are q
work when chewing hasA soed wouIl
be enos1lously dsvslops1. but those
which are ussd b speakins would -
feeble 80 weak.
Seen ffon n irsat. he appearance
would - he rsvsrss Of prspossseslng
the aaSfow. rsesains forehead. BE-
ginning with its stroas eyebrow ridges.
would sssm 10 disappear under the
mop o. lark. thick hair, out Of which
the iittls apsiiks ear could hardly b
seen He might have sto0d about four
feet high. with hands. when % stand.
ins. rsachiag 10 the knees: both hsads
and fss< would b large. chest narrow:
be wosl1 - slightly bandy-lsessd. Bot
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Relied oss Wsssrs.

Tablespoonful butter. one cupfui
sugar. two eggs beaten separately.
two cups rolled oats. one-half tea.
spooaful bitter si,nends. two teaspoon.
fuis baking powder. Melt butter. pour
over sugar. thea add yolks. beaten
whites, navorins. meal and baking
powder. Drop IN teaspoonfuls on but.
tered pans,
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New Mckee.

The Phelps Dodge people expect -
spend S35o.o0 In improving the town
Of Tyrone, in the neighborhood Of
which 10 located their copper inter.
ssts.
After three years steady develop.
ment work the Golden Ajax Minins
and Development Company. . Denver
corporation. operating near Elizabeth
town, N. NJ. ID preparing to overhaul
their ten-stamp mill and install up-t0
date cyanide machinery.
Great excitement prevails ct Cactus
Fat over the discovery Of frse-millinG
gold ore that runs 5000 per ton. The
lpcAelon 10 sixty-fiye miles north ii
Silver City. Prospectors are going
there In great numbers and the coun.
try has already been staked for miles.
5sThs fifth annual report Of the
Chino New Mexico) Copper Company
for the year ending December 81. 1914.
shows . gross production Of 56,S%l. ST.
pounds Of copper with an operating
profit Of S3.074.s22.5A and . total In.
come Of S3.254.4i0.s3. Ore reserves
In sight sO.0O0.O 900 tons averaging LIS
per cent copper. Total dividends paid
aggregate St.oss.13s.
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rrosea o. swollen feet are % con-.
non aoess soldiers living IN the
trsnchss. says the Paris corrssDoe.
dsncs u he Associated Press. that
hundrsls u 1spots have beea sstaos
lish~d behinA ths line fos the rspose
Of these la0sA sol1isrs. Who ere o4hss.
wise d Derssct AgAtiag condition.
There ~ rsst froa four - slght
Gays bs1ees thsy ere sbes 70 return
70 the tsooeAsa.
In a111e1oa 70 Ne astiea u va1se
end nu1 he oea have suffered 90
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-30

Prices q Metals.
BAR silvsr-Sok.
Lad. psr 100 lbs. New York. easy;
ol.isQl25.
spelter-Per 100 lbs. d. Louis
800.
Copper - Casting brand. 9i7.s2d
l775.
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ch,ssss Live stock osssssIsas.

Chicago Live Stock ovetatlsNs.
Chicago. --Hogs--Buik. e7.t007so;
light. e7.3s077S; mixed. e7..sU7fo:
heavy. oe.e0076s; rough, es.s06ff0;
pigs. es.7So7oo.
Cattle--Native beef steers. esi50
$40. western sessss 1850 $50: cows
aad heifsrs. os.00WS.s0: calves. es.st
oo.Oo.
sheep -n.ssos.ss. lasss. sssse
fe.se.
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Arizona.

The Tombstone mining district esa-
tinues active. and good reports come
from al mines. ."
Five cars Of copper ore. averaging
forty tons to the car and about $1,000
gold ore, were part Of Chilito's March
output.
One of the first problems which Will
TAX the ingenuity Of the State Bureau
Of Mines 10 the solution Of . method
OF working the dry placers Of Arizona.
Miami Copper Company showed .
profit OF S1,362.62S from 1914 opera
tons. against e1.534.6s5 In tho pre-
vious year. A surplus Of 35s.ll2 70
NAMED after the payment Of three
dividends, against . deficit Of S23i,0S3
following four dividend payments In
1918. e go
With the prospect Of two hundred
more men being placed In the en-
ployment Of the Calumet and Arizona
Company. with . few men going to
work for the Copper Queen at regular
intervals. with decreased production IN
Shattuck. and with the price Of COP
per still soaring. there 10 considerable
cause for Joy n the Warren district
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-30

oemsthlNo - ~ laoIasae,oa.
rs dem youAll's shieksaef -CeAeo
1sy's myAil's chtcksas. WISH 49,
ems az yea s'Dose ~ vaDS =
vasn' s'possa' nu1Da' Abeat -. -
! 49, say Aas it's maUAey oosGy -
Q chictsa vea' co0e esnooln' -
s-vsssia' Ne tail wAea ~ s0gulao
owssr vhisels4 saos . . 49,.
WasAiastea 0eAs.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-30

Hay.
Buying Prices.
Colo. upland. per ton ....11.S0@12.50
Nsbraska upland. per ton. s.oo()1o.00
second bottom Colorado
and Nebraska, per ton. S.Eo01000
Timothy, per ton. .12.50013.50
Alfalfa, Per ton .......... 1000 $50
%. Park. choice. per ton. .13.50@l300
Gan Luis Valley. per ton. S.0001o.00
0unnison Valley, per ton. II. 900 1900
straw. per ton. ........... $500 400
Grain.
wheat. choice milling, 100
IDS. buying .............. LIT
Rye. Colorado, bulk, 100 lbs,
Uyyh8 l.b0
IDAHO eats, sacked. buying 1.s0
Colo. oats. sacked. buying. 80
Nebraska, oats. sacked. buy.
Ing .......... LOU
Corn chop. sack selling ....... .1.50
Corn. In sack. selling ...........1.4s
Bran. Colorado, per 100 lbs.
eSiIuB .1.1e
a Flour.
Selling Prices.
Otandard Colorado. net .......... $50
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cs6Nsh I 4 eoete.

Oss cspfs, salt Goldfish picked ans,
Two cupfuls Mashed potato. ons-hali
cupful butter. oes pint cream - MILK.
two eos veil beaten. sait md psppss
- tases. Msx vel baks twsaty v
twenty-five minutes In the diGh y
Witch 4 = 70 - sesved
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-30

Price u Flax.
Duluth, MINI. - Linseed May
eissk; July. ei.ssh; September
o1.oik.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-30

I I n = z a " T II Il .
PUS ERECTUS was his
name. He couldn't pro
nounce II, much less
spell n. Yet this Hitter
ate person was some
thing Of . persouage-
the nrst man: the Miss
Ing Link! -.
We're all Of the Free
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Sheep.

Hay and Grain Market.
II. o. B. Denver. carload price.)
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Live Poultry.
Less 10 Per Cent Commission.
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Grain.
0eeeeed Poultry.

Less 10 Per Cent Commissions.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-29

/ wednesday and Thursday with he1
uncle, and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Hefner.
Charley Manson was in Manchester
Wednesday,.
H. E. Hefner autoed to Thorpe,
Sunday.
Fred Voelechon and family were
in Earlville Saturday.
H. E. Hefner had a drive to Man,
chester Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ameil Back and two
children Of Dubuque, visited at the
John Weldon home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wo1lert and
children of Plum Greek, visited rela-
tives in town Thursday.
A. J.. Russia delivered one hun
dred baskets of, grapes in Manches-
ter Saturday.
Mrs. John Weldon and son, George,
autoed to Dyersville Saturday.
Herman Hartman Of Ryan visited
at the A. Voelschow home Sunday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-29
DELAWARE
Last Weeks Letter.

Mrs. Oliver GARDENER and two
children OF New York. arrived here
Tuesday evening for visit with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs:
w, M. Kingsley. Mr.. GARDENER will
jnin them here in October and after
u short visit they will depart for
5aCe.i.alia, where they will make
their future home.
45s Misses Maggie and Alice Glew
went to Cedar Falls last week. Mag
\ gle will take up nursing in that
place and Alice will attend school.
Miss Hattie Benson Of Mason City,
y spent over Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. g. Benson. Va %Ssz
Donald Cook Of Winthrop and 2: !.
Goats 81 this place, went to VIII
Hams, Iowa, Saturday. They return
aed home Saturday evening in the
SAtter's car, which they left at Will
.ssliams two weeks ago, on account OF
iHbad luck on returning from Sac
City.
n. j. Pitcher of Earlville, was in
#eet0Wn Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nicholson of
Fort Dodge, visited with the form
ser's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf
Nicholson, over Sunday.
Misses Ida Manson and Jennie
Anderson were passengers to Man
chester Tuesday.
Levi G.. Raster transacted bust
ness in Waterloo Tuesday.
is Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gienapp are the
parents of baby boy, born Sep
TENDER IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hensley and baby
of Manchester, spent Saturday and
Sunday with the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Argo and
son OF Upton, Iowa, are spending a
few days with Mrs. Argos parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Spear.
Ned Paris and family and Mrs.
Club Coats and children were en-
tertained at the Chas. Angel home
Y Sunday
;sT Rich Houlahan and family CT Ryan,
were guests at the Harry Guthern-
son home Sunday.
John Raster who runs the STAN
dard oil wagon of Manchester, was
In town Monday.
s Miss Hilma Manson George and
Mary Weldon and Carl Killers visit
3 ed In Earlville Sunday.
Miss Agnes Person attended the
& Weiner roost at Hickory Grove, Fri
day evening.
s4gS MI. ana MTS. HARRY DeISoOu
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson, of
I Delhi, were entertained at the
Sheru Shaw home Sunday.
55 Mr.. Chas. Steinhflver of StraWber-
~ Point was in town Sunday.
5 Mrs. P. Malmgrem was an Earl
y vile caller Saturday.
5sss Mrs. Carl Ortberg is very i'll at
I this writing.
Tony Schnitzer is visiting friends
I and relatives in Dubuque.
8 Berney Davis and family spent
4 Sunday with Mrs. Davis parents,
+ Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Clarke in Delhi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Til Martin of near
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-29
DELHI

Roy White and Harry Michael NOV
ed their families to Hawkeye last
week.
Bernie Morris purchased 80 acres
of land of Will Hass last week for
$3.50 per acre.
Mrs. L. M. Barnes and Mrs. Carl
Holtzmare were Dubuque visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lara Fuller entertained a
company Of Lady friends Wednesday
afternoon.
| School opens Monday October 4.
Hazel and Verla Holdridge enter
tanned company of their young
friends at a lawn party Thursday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Furman
were guests at the S. NJ Chase home
in Manchester Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Russia Of Della
ware, visited friends in town last
week.
F. E. Simpson and E. J. Winten-
berg attended Masonic lodge at Man.
chester, Friday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson is visiting
relatives in Ryan. Mrs. Wilson is
in her 96th year, and is still active
and enjoys good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Perkins leave
Tuesday for Maine, where they will
attend the golden wedding of a reIa-
tive and remain for several weeks
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Schnitzer and
Mrs. o. A. Holdridge visited Ryan
friends last week.
Mrs. E. A. Segar and neice, Miss
Sadie Harris, left Monday for Wash
ington, D. c., to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Getsel of Sand
Springs visited in Delhi Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stewart and
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Browneu and
daughter, Beth, of Stanley, visited
relatives in town Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Mcintosh OF
Manchester, vera guests at E. B.
Porter's Friday.
Mrs. M. D. Stone entertained a
company CT her lady friends at din
ner Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Mobley left Thursday
for Des Moines to join her husband
at that place.
L. R. Trezona and mother visited
Strawberry Point relatives Saturday
J. N. Smith has sold his farm tc
Perry Littlefield.
Mrs. w. S Skinner returned Sat
urday from an extended western trip
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Jones enter
tanned company from Bristow ovel
Sunday.
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street and NORTH line Of the Corpora.

street and DortS line Of the Corpora
ton Of Manchester, Iowa, of
the with of four feet, and that the
same shall be laid within (20) days
from the service Of notice and Of
this resolution upon the owner or
owners. The cost and expense there
Of to be assessed against the abut-
ting property and owners thereof, If
said sidewalk is not laid by the
owner within tie time terein spoci-
fled
Sec. 2. That said sidewalk shall be
constructed Of Portland cement in
the following manner, to-wit: 4 in
ches in thickness, brush finish, top
coat one inch thick l to 2 mix, I'M
der three inches / to mix, and in
accordance with the ordinances Of
the City of Manchester, Iowa.
Passed Aug. End, 1915. ~,.. 3
!. F. E. RICHARDSON, Mayor.
T WILSON, City Clerk.