Manchester Democrat. [volume], November 28, 1900, Image 2

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IIAUONT. I Aunt, Mrs. 0. L. Brown and family, and
L. W. Rich has improved BO rapidly! attendance at the wedding of their
that he is now able to attend to busi-1 cousin, A. E. Brown,
ness matters at his home office. I Mrs. Pemberthy, mother of our
Miss Emma Strutman. of Oelwe in, is townsmen, J. W, and J. II., came down
visiting her parental home near here. from New Hampton, Monday in com
The Epworth League Social at the I pany with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. J.
Poffett home last Friday evening I \V, Pemberthy to visit the two families
was a perfect success regardless of in-1
a
element weather.
Dr. Dorman who has been very sick
near Earlville recently returned to his
home here and is now found in his
dental parlors handling forceps.
Miss Grace Brigham is teaching the
Rieger school. Grace is one of La
mont's most esteemed, noble hearted,
aspiring young ladies whom everyone
loves and respects because of her solid
principle.
John Penberthy is home from Chi
cago where he has been purchasing
their winter stock of goods.
Harry Cowles accompanied two car
loadB of stock to Chicago November 18.
Wm. Howland received that sad sad
Daniel Sheldon is improving physi
cally rapidly.
There will be a sterioptican enter
talnmentinXamont De&J. ..
The Silver MedaFContest held here
November 24 was a complete success,
great credit is due the Instigators of tbe
programs as well as those who assist in
giving them. The music was good.
The public school of Lamont has se
cured a aerieB of five lecture entertain
ers for the winter. The first of the
aeries will be given December 1 in
Wheeler hall. Tickets for the season SI.
Everybody who possibly can should at
tend.
Died, Sidney Brooks, of lung tronble
at his farm four miles south of Lamont,
November 20. Funeral was held Fri
day at the house, Rev. A. C. Zabriskie,
of Stanley, officiating. Burial at Camp
ton cemetery.
few weeks.
news of the death of his mother, at the DyeraTil1®la8t
Sam Ives, of Dundee, transacted busi
neBB
in Lamont Monday.
The M. E. district conference held a
most enjoyable, profitable session here
laBt
week, the resolutions formed by
Bad we.=i, one day
raining and the other snowing and freez
ing.
Clem. Kramer, of Dixon Settlement
waB noticed here last week Saturday.
Sport sa^,"Dem "wedding bells"wui I
western lowa, last luesaay morning to
A
0.0. Hewitt is very sick,
Two of Wm. O'Brien's children are
very sick.
A bright young democrat arrived at.
the
committee, Calvin Yoran, E. G. Waite,
H. Foote, sum it all up in a most satis
iactory manner.
[Too late for astweek.]
Miss Nellie Middlestadt, of Fayette
came Monday to attend the wedding of
her friends, A. E. Brown and Elsie
Wing. She returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Welch and son, Charley,
came bome from Nebraska, Thursday,
after a several weeks visit in her par
ental home, on her way from California
to Iowa. They are now making their
home here with his parents.
Married: Monday, November 12tb
1900, in Independence, Alfred E
Brown and Miss Elsie Wing, both of
Lamont, both have many friends, both
were reared in onr
midBt.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Scheming. Cigars, Herman I were Delhi visitors Monday,
Mr. Joseph Rolfes had business in
wee* Monday-
1
parental home in Pittsford, Vermont,
Saturday. Will drove to Oelwein im
mediately, from which place he took
passage to Chicago enroute to Vermont
to attend the funeral. We extend syni'
pathy
Some of our sports were out hunting
last week. The result could be given
with a 0.
Twinkle, twinkle, little star wonder
'what you are made for.
ONEIDA.
Miss Elsie Retz visited her Dundee attended. About $5.25 was taken in I the past week, which needed it very
friends last week. I for the benefit of tbe church. I badly.
Frank and Royal Sharp and Wm. I Miss Maud Breckon of Greeley, has I Mri\ James Smith and son Frank
GoldBmidt spent Tuesday in Earlville I been doing some sewing in thB vicinity I were doing business in Manchester
with their respective parents. I this week. Tuesday,
The Odd-Fellows, of Lamont will I G. Parker and T. Dickson will have I D'SERSVlIiliE
give a grand ball here November 29,1 some cold fingers before they finish I
Thanksgiving In the Wheeler hall. I their buildings. I
Leopold Zemanek, a Pioneer settler I C. C. Hoag was out Thursday and I been 'n Chickasaw county for several
of Delaware county, died at his farm I Friday putting up bills for the post-1
bome November 20 aged 57 yr., 11 mo., I poned sale which is to be on the Hoag I daughter, Mr and Mrs. Frank White,
28 days .Deceased was born In Bohemia, I farm at this place on Wednesday No\. I returned to this city laBt Saturday after
November 18,1842. In 1861 he with his 28th. Inoon
parents moved to America coming to Miss Carrie Brooks who has beeD I home.
Delaware county where he has since I spending the past week with Eva I Henry Schier and his daughters
resided. February 6, 1868, he was I Rector returned to her home in Hop-1 A-™®!'8 and Helena of Southfork wer«
united In marriage to Miss Anna Wag-1 kinton Friday evening. Ihere Saturday. Tbe daughters went to
ner who with five children mourn the un-1 A. L. Congar has finished his job I Dubuque where Helena remained to
timely loss. The five children are Vin-1 at Mr. Bissell's and is at home again. I *ttend 'he Visitation AcBdemv. Amel
cent, Mary, Adolph and Mrs. T. J. I Mrs. J. B. Dunham of Almoral visit-1ia returned home Monday
Kelsh, of Lamont, and August, of Oel-1 ed her son, Buel, laBt Thursday. I
wein They have the heartfelt sym-1 Little Dahl Hall of Fairbanks, iR Ihere
pathyof the entire community. He 1 visiting grandpa and grandma Bundy. I ®Qts"
also leaves surviving him two sisters, I J. J. Congar who Buffered an attack r'oljn
Mrs. Lantern, of Lamont and two out again.
Mrs. Westerby, who was called here
before returning to her home In Mon
tana.
Mrs. Simpson went to Dundee. Wed
nesday to viBit her son and family un
til after the holidays.
George Foster IB again at work in the
T. W. Rogers hardware store.
Miss Lou Taylor is home on a visit
after a years stay in Lima, Ohio.
EJ^LZefklnl"!n.ea-C^_
Buifered
gueBt
Died: In Lamont Monday morning.
David Kyle, after an illness of two
weeks in the parental home of his in
tended, MIBB Etta Jones, who with a
widowed mother, two brothers and five
sisters have the sympathy of the entire
community. TheK.ofP's. and Rath
bone sisters took charge of the funeral
and burial. RevB. A. A. Ostrich and
F. H. Wyrick officiated in the M. E
church. Burial at Campton, Tuesday
p. m.
Mr. Brown
Is the efficient compositor of the Leader.
They will live in the Hilton bouse on
the south side. Their many friends
wish them unlimited happiness and
prosperity. The wedding dinner
Married: In Independence Novem
ber 10,1900, R. L. LittB, of Strawberry
Point, and MIBB Florence Manley, of
Lamont. Tbe wedding dinner
waB
HARTWIOK.
News is
Bcarce
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Orr attended church at
the Hay Sunday.
Mr. Peet acklin says he is grand pa
of a fine grand-daughter.
So we have got four years more nnder
old Sanna-McKlnley.
Rev. Orr gave the young folks a corn
husking bee last Wednesday and a
Mr8,
Mrs. Fred Klonus, of Manchester and I of the pleurisy last week, is able to be I ^ross and it is learned from good auth
I I mill ... »llA fain
brothers, Joseph Zemanek, of Dubuque I Everybody come to the church fair I y0"11? ladies of that place some tlmo
and Frank, ot Dundee. which will be held in the near future. I
OOBBON
to attend the fnneral of her brother, getting famous as a stock raiser. H«,
Dave Kyle went to Dubuque Thursday Nelson Dewoody, of Aberdeen, S. D., I Hold twenty- five Poland Chinas last
of last week to visit her mother-in.law
haB been
vUttinB
The Thanksgiving services this year I and neighbors last week Thursday,
will be held in tbe M. E. church at 10:3u I the occasion being to dedicate their
,. m., the sermon to be delivered bj I fine new and capacious farm residence
Rev. A. M. West. All Bhould attend I erected during the past season. All
We have in this office three ears of I had aright royal time and the occasiou
corn that John Fields brought withl will long be remembered as a most
him from Oklahoma last week. It is I happy one. Mr. and Mrs. Mensen now
as fine corn aB can be raised in lowu. I have one of tbe UneBt homes in their
Mr. Fields is well pleased with that I township.
country and is making arrangements to I Three sisters were professed Wednets
move there as soon aB possible. Ht I day morning at 6.30 o'clock at Ss.
bargained for 160 acres of land while I Joseph's Mercy hospital. They were
there. He says that that amount ol I Sister M. Berchman, formerly Misa
land Bells for from $1000 to $3000, a-| Vlary McMaon, of Colesburg. Ia, Sister
cording to location and improvements. I M. Camilus, formerly MiBS Bertha Van
—Monitor. I Hoven, of Sioux City Sister M. Isadora,
Reuben Price, of Milford, Iowa, is
About thirty of their friendB pleasant
ly surprised Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler
last Tuesday evening, it being their
thiity -third wedding anniversary. Ke
freshments were served and a social
evening spent.
waB
aerved in the bride's parental home
where forty relatives of the wedded
couple were served to a most appetizing
board. The gilts were many and use
ful.
Rev. Salisbury is assisting Rev. C. H.
Taylor in holding revival meetings at
Sand Creek.
Mrs. Sam Pulver, of Willlamsfield,
Illinois, is visiting relatives lu town.
Rev. A. E. Rigby, formerly principal
of tbe school hire has gone to Japan as
a missionary sent by tbe Methodist
church.
was
aerved by the bride,s mother, Mrs
Henry Manley In her parental bome
Mrs. Litis
born and reared in La­
mont she has a large circle of frlendB
and relatives, who wish her and her
chosen companion a long happy life.
They will live in Strawberry Point with
bis widowed mother.
O. B. Nichols, of Mt. Vernon, mana
ger of tbe Lowell Lyceum Bureau is in
town to arrange for a series of lecture
during the coming winter 1900-1901,
secured by the high school,
Mrs. F. F. Ward, of Los Angeles 1B
here visiting her sisters, Mesdames
Jennette Taylor and W. Ward,
Mr. and Mrs. Bellamy and daughter,
Lizzie Fraser visited in Hopkinton
Saturday.
The Epworth League will give a free
entertainment in tbe G. A. R. Hall next
Friday evening, November 30. Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
The Ladies Aid Seclety will meet
with Mre. J. W. Swinburne on Wednes
day afternoon December 5.
Peter Cosgrove left last week for
MarBhalltown to enter the Soldiers
Home for the winter.
Tbe Ladies Aid Society will hold their
annual fair on Saturday, December 8,
in the G. A. R. Hall. Many useful and
ornamental articles will be on sale.
of Ogden, arrived in town Thursday to I Dinner 20 cents, supper 15 centa. Every
Tlsit relatives. I body invited to come.
manoa Ada and Daisy Baisty, of I G. W. Klockenteger spent Sunday in
OlMkwTiU*! lowtt an VUltlog tbilr Cliloags last weaki
AVUJOI
Mr. Hursty has given up the milk
route to Ray tester for the coming
season.
John MieBter was in Delaware Wed-
ne®^ay
on
business.
Luck in ad-
ring in the near future.'
vance.
Mr. 1?. H. Rolfes sr., departed for. ...
western Iowa last Tuesdav moraine to
I Are you ready for Thanksgiving the
29th.
I suppose the republicans will chew
thelr old turkey and think what a good
[1(
visit relatives and friends.
Mr. B. H. Deutmeyer transacted „„h '.
business in Dyersville last week Wed-1 Miester
6 WOt
°r
Mr. Hackbarth was here buying up
a a
George Michael and Tyler Furman
There hag Bome weather fw
I corn shredding lately,
Mr. Pierce, of south of Delhi, was
here Tuesday and informed UB that he
will move to Rvan next week.
Mr. John Meister, James Smith, Mrs,
George. Furman and Miss Fern
were shopping in Delhi Tuesday.
Mr. P. Michael and bis force have
The sociable at Rob. Robinson's
last Thursday evening was quite well I fixed the sand bill west of A Miester's
Georgen, of Kockville, who had
weekB
visiting her son-in-law and
and later in the
day
John
departed for
Vorwald, of Holy Cross, was
over
SuDday
vieiting with his par-
Mr-
8nd
Mrs'
Frank Vorwald.
haB
purchased a farm at Holy
I ority that he will wed one of tbe fair
ue'"een
now and
6pr'n®'
Herman Mensen, of Colony township,
relatives here since Saturday which averaged 525 pounds.
last Thursday. I When one bog fetches over 828 for a
James Church, of Castle Grove, hat 1 firmer he is prospering. It was the
purchased the Nickle. Plate creamery I fluest and smoothest lot ever sold in
for what the.mortgage called for, 90001 Dyersville.
and will soon have tbe plant running I The past wgpL'uas been quite lively
again. I in this civ, in the way of burglaries.
The Illinois Central has made I Last Tuesday night Brueckner's drug
Charley Knight their station agent at I stpre was entered, but the thief was
Earlville. It is a Btaticn that pays rather sparing in his choice of plunder,
good salary, and we are gla^.to set I Entrance was gained at the rear doer
Charley get it. It is quite a responsi-1 by breaking the pane of glass and reach
bility for oneso y»nr^ nut he is equal I ing in and turning the key which bad
to the., task, -nd will no doubt never I been left in the lock
give the company a chance to regret tbe I Our old friend Barney' Mensen's fam
confidence they have placed in him. 11ly entertained a host of their friends
I formerly Miss Margaret FenneBBy,
... I The ceremony WBB performed by Rev.
bUBineBS
Anamosa one day recently.
Ned Hoyt, of Manchester, was Ii,
town last Thursday.
I Dr. Tiltgen assisted by a number of
lirlests.—DyerBvIlle Papers.
JSAOLVXIiLE.
John Wolter, of Guttenburg. had
visiting old time friends in Delhi thii-1 business in town last week.
week. I JAB. Ball WBB down from Delaware
Mrs. James PhillipB, who resideB eatt I Wednesday.
of
town,
a stroke of paralysis I Chas. Kendall was a Dubuque
recently. I Wednesday.
A. J. Reeder, of Tintah, Minn., was a I The Epworth
of friends here over Sunday,
re
town Thursday. I Grace
Peter Micbael, our road supervisor, is Arthur Reeder was at bome for a
graveling the sand hill west of the poor I couple of days last week but returned
farm. It is being done at the county's I to Tintah, Minn., where he is working
expense. I in the real estate office of his brother-in-
daughter'e, Mre. Charlie Simons,
Will Allison, of DeSota,
Mrs. Cunningham, who works in a law, De Vvitt Nelson.
hotel at Manchester, viBited ber BOD, Arthur Le Fevre spent last week in
W illis, here laBt Sunday. Chicago on business.
Mrs.Peter Jakelin is in Cedar Falls! Mark Fenton and family lett Friday
helping care for the little son at her evening for their future home at Glen-
viBited
Mrs. Geo. Staehle jr. and MIBB Emma
Staehle were in Dubuque Wednesday,
J. M. Dunn was at Charles City last
week looking after his farm in that vi
cinity.
Through the efforts of Rev. Soper at
theM. E. Conference at Lamont
in
Chas. Denton
haB
purchased Don
Rundell's milk route and will take
charge soon.
J. S. Knight iB tbe new station agent
J. W. Swinburne
I after a short illness. Although he has first of the week. Anna Storey and
I been in failing health for some months Mabel IleBner supplied her place In the
the end came rather suddenly. He Intermediate department.
leaves to mourn his loss three daughters, Quil Ashllne is answering to the
Mrs. H. ABhburn, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Mc name of papa in consequence of a fine
Cabe and three sons, James Reeder, I girl baby,
Royal Reeder, of Manchester, and Geo. Mr. Knickerbocker who Is suffering
putting in the private phones, have fin-
other scenes.
alwayB
are here with their household goods.
culturo.
store at Rainy Lake, Mfnn. and hBs
many interesting tales to tell of life
a
viBitor
studeniB
who are at
I home for a week vacation are, John
turning to Tintah Monday. I Cattron, Will Laxson, Burt Millen, Darl
Dennis Kehoe, of Hopkinton,
waB
in I Hunt, Caro Millen, K.ate Robinson and
SimonB.
The Ladies Aid Society will meetl Elmer Long expects to leave this
with Mrs. A. E. HouBe next Tuesday I week for Hartley, O'Brien Co. where he
afternoon, November 27. I will run a feed stable.
ville, Minn.
W. B. Logan is not employed at tbe
Phoenix office at present.
in
town tbe firBt of the week.
Charlie Stone and family have moved
Into the bouse vacated by Rhodes VV bite
and wife.
iivvuoi, vi lunuvucnrai, OUU UCU iu». nuw •UUVIUIB ««UISUUIW*I»MHIntaxteaUngselland
Reeder, of Early, Iowa. The funera1 from heart trouble la not expected to TOF°B. Blair, county Attorney,
WBB held from the M. E. church on [live.
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A roast turkey dinner will be given
in the dining room of the M. E. Church
COLESBURGh I
on
Thanksgiving.
Too late for last week. On next Saturday a fair will be
We are being reminded by the hyper- given by the Christian Endeavored In
The employees of the Standard Tele- .LENOX NOTES.
phone Co., who have been engaged in I Mre
here
ished their labors here and departed for ioger bought the Cutler property and
now rea
Mrs. Bristol and Katie Strader re-
n0U
turned from their Dubuque visit lust Co. Matriciana will be here December 0.
in
county
seat, There were 36 votes cast in
hi8 «ae
partieB
who have the hearty good will of all who
know them.—Home I'resB.
EDGEWOOD.
Mrs Grace Cook came out
A recital, by Miss Alice Caroline
Grannis will be given at the new opera
house tonight.
Public sales wer held on the D. R.
Noble farm November 20, and by Jos.
Tllp November 21. The results were
disappointing to tbe persons giving the
sales.
Nellie Alcorn returned from Hop
kinton Wednesday. She had been mak
ing a short
viBit
Mr. Thompson returned from South
Dakota Friday.
Rev. L. Hubbell went to Republic
today to hold
hiB
laBt
week, the next semiannual conference
will be held
Earlville in the
Bpring
Frank Seger left last week for Long
Prairie, Minn., to visit his,sister. Mrs.
Truax.
The Passion Play representation was
given In the Congregational church
Wednesday evening to a large audience.
It consisted of a series of moving pic
tures taken from the original and was
very interesting and beneQcial.
L. D. Piatt has been moving bis
household goods to Oelwein during
the past week. On Wednesday last he
and
hiB
family removed to this place.
The new Congregational parsonage
is being plastered.
Edna Alger could not attend school
last Thursday on account of a sprained
ankle.
Chas. Beyer and wife attended a wed
ding anniversary at Cliff Ryan'a last
Monday.
Maggie Alcorn visited her sister, Mrs.
W. J. Burgln, this week.
Elmer Smith, who has been going
at this place having taken Mr. Fenton's with MoGarvey's engine is now work
place Wednesday.
D. C. Rundell waB at Spirit Lake last
week, having rented a farm near that
place. He will move bis family there
in about a month.
waB
over from Delhi
Saturday.
Dan Carpenter was pleasantly sur-
prised Saturday evening at the bome of sick is able to be out again
bis grandmother, Mrs. S. T. Carpenter
by about twenty-Qve of bis friends, it,
being bis 21st birthday.
MIBB Maud Murley visited Mrs. Verga
Plank at Winthrop over Sunday.
Died At bis home hero, Mr, tteed«r
l&t
ing for Fred Densmore.
C. Clute has been hauling straw
to different partieB this week.
Tbe Woodmen banquet given Wed
nesday n'ght was well attended. Supper
was served in the vacant room under
the new opera house.
Mrs. Jobn Funk who has been qnite
Arthur Breed was in Manchester on
business Friday.
Tbe schools in Honey Creek town
Bhlp
opened Monday.
Lloyd Maxson is on tbe Bick list.
Miss Mabel Gilchrist WM sick thf
I Nddeau) Alexis \t. Ne-
Chicago one day last week to spend a I &,n ™thAe° Mknom"
short time with ber parents, Mr. and olalnanta or the south
east quarter
(1-4)
of the
Mrs. F. A. Minkler. south eaat quarter (1-4)
Geo. Hobbs was up from Cedar FallB
on business this week. He intends to I north eastquorter
(1-4) or tne north east
open a drug store here soon.
in
Cutler hag Bold her
been firing for tionofthe Delaware county Christian one of the following:
thel.C. R.R.. is home ou a short va-1 Endeavor Union was held in the First Camnno Cmnfinroman Din
cation. Presbvterian church on Friday night ram0US rrOPtierSmen, PlO
Doc. Pepper, that genial, jocund, aid Saturday. It was euccessfull fieerS and ScOUtS.
lively Doc., who
has a fund ot I meeting throughout, although not a very I npin_
humor and intelligence, was interview- .,11 delegation was present owing to the I ..
lug our drug market last week. inclemency of the weather.
We are having an epidemic of jaun- The speakers were all well prepared
dice among the children of this city. Lnd handled their Bubjects in a most 1 .iTniw.
PerhapB we misdirected your atten- interesting way but to deal with each »nd is in TCntn.h im.
tion when we suggested you should
one
watch tbe columns of tbe News for the I
individually
Bnd
pa
The weather for the last few days bar I since the first Christian Endeavor So-
Born—to the wife of Hy. Waters on I
Wednesday, November 21st, a girl. I
Mrs. Abbie Smith and daughter, of
tain whether Aitoino Nadeau or
monthly meeting
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Zenas Coolidge visited
friends in Greeley Thursday.
1, A.s.
The Dlttvict Court of
1
ID
and moved to Waterloo. Mr. Mill* BRONSON*CARR °MMY "'""SS1
weeK. On January 28 Dr. Robinson, of Mc Groat western gent and obtaining detail in*
Dr. C. Jacobs returned from his Da- cormick Seminary will lecture on Sinai "Si'w
kota trip last week. He did not make UudPetrea. The Dr. made a study of
the trade he had in view, but saw a big I these places last Summer and Becured
country and some former citizens of
80me
baB
pictures which are without dupli
this place. cates. Dr. W. H. Weaver, under tie
Mr. Schumaker, of McGregor, was I direction of the PittBburg Freedmen
Interviewing our merchants in the dry-1 Bureau, will probably be secured for a I Again the publishers of the DEMO'
goods line last wc ek. ter date. They wish to add a music i'e CRAT have decided to giveit* old and
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vorwald of some sort to complete the course. I
present the princi"
been anything but inspiring, hence the ciety was founded, there have been Six I every family.
briefness of our letter. ty Thousand societies organized, with
to
Donlphan, -Nebraska, and sister or wm. 1 Saturday morn-
ClateandCorbinOdell,arehereviBitlng.|
everyone what the state offic-
DpninhanNebraska ar^d sister ofWm Iera "Pected of the various societies in I
Iowa'
parents near this city on Thursday,
The Bpeakera on Saturday morn
tl(|n:bU'" th#°the
November 16, Mr. Charles Rizer and '^'J Chaplain E G. Beyers, of the JgJ*
"i-n™,- p„' Anamosa StateB Prison, deaerves that f8™?' J»«wnat name implies—a
Mrs. Nettie Lewis and ber husband
h°Qor
0f
high character. There were some good raising of poultry. It has over sixty
the north. He Is 90 miles from a rail- PaPerB Presented in the afternoon ses. Illustrations and treats on the breeding
road and 250 miles from tbe
Bion, but of course a great deal of the of poultry, location, buildings and fur-
was given over to the routine of nishings, feed and care of fowls, from
precinct on election day and he was ee- business such as the reports of commit- shell to griddle, artificial Incubation,
lected to take the votes to the county
teea and
dela8atea-
Bent, which took four dayatime, he get 1 The fundamental and predominating treatment, mating turkeys, docks,
ting over 800 for the work or nearly $2 idea of the whole convention seemed to geese, etc.
per vote. The distance he traveled there I be the idea of doing something. Every- I _,
and back being over 500 miles. I one seemed to be on fire to tbe need of I rOpUiaf AmOriCan UlCllOnSry
At tne residence of the groom's par- greater endeavor and I believe that that jj0Und in cloth. Contains over 82,000
entsin Greeley, occurred the marriage I underlying idea of "doing" will be re-1
few of tbe Immediate friends of Many of our st'idents have been sick I being a dictionary of the English
the
contracting
Oueida, wnere they took the afternoon I needed to miss a few recitations
train for Dubuque. The happy young account of severe colds,but it is no- iary
were present to lately. Some are getting better, others language, it contains a compendium of
witness the ceremonies, which took I seem to be less fortunate. Mr. William classical quotations list of scrlptura
place at high noon, Saturday, N ovem-1 Dooiittle is at present a subject of con-|Dame6. popular names of states and
ber 17th, pastor D. H. Bays of the siderable anxiety in bis home and eitieg metric system of weights and
Christian church ofliciatlng. After par- among his student friends. Heis evi- measure^ mythological namea: Amerl
taking of a bountiful repast in waiting, dentiy suffering from an aggravated canisms government and constitution
the bride and groom were driven to blliious attack. Other students have 10f ^e United
00
couple will be *'at home" to their many thing more than one inigbtexpect |ai departments on commercial and
friends in their new home recently pur- among young people, considering the legal questions banka and banking:
chased in tne west part of the city. I weather. I interest tables and laws agricultural
Tbey are very estimable young people, in The District Court of Iowa In tables legal phrases and maxima, etc.,
the whole forming a library in Itself.
And for Delaware County
February Teim 1801
George R. Htmbl/n
•s«
James Nadeau, Mfi'a
Latnur (formerly Murla
IEUIH
Original Notice.
quarter u-4) of nectton
A dance was given at Hesners' new iSK^^w^wefto?
the 6th. p. ra, In Dela
ware county, Iowa.
opera bouse last Thursday night,
A representation of the Passion Play
accompanied by a lecture hy Mrs. Dean
Wilson was given in the opera house
Friday night.
Defendants.
lioMaoft»iddpetitfon?
with relatives there.
pe"llon an'1 Ul*
mLhertand11Sttff™ar8Cnofbel3,S1b7e
&iexts M.
Ne-
deau, upon their decease left them survirtnic
any I *.
heirs at law or devisees, other than the defend-
ant«, Maria Latour and James Nedeau, and hnw
avers that If any such there are their names
and place of residence Is not known to plaintiff. I
and that he cannot more particularly describe Hoii t.
iDRorclalin nKaDyrlKht, tit or interest In said I choice of either one Of
premises adverse to the plaintiff and for other
and further relief.
And that unless you appear thereto and de-1
fend on or before noon of tlie second day of the
next February term of said court to be begun
and holden at Manchester, said Dela are
cou ty on Monday the Uth day of February 1031
re a a in an
default will be entered against you and Judg
ment and decree ndered
HB 0rayed.
Dated this 17th day of November,
1900.
BKONSON ft CARR
niair,
judge
of
01
Signed at said Manchester this 17th
day of No
ber 1900,
JNO. o. FARMER, A. a. p. & T. A.,
low*, la Aid For
Delaware County,
December Term,
A. 0* 1900.
In the matter ol the)
ApoUcatloD of
Tommv B. Arm
strong, a registered
Plaimoclst. for a for
peraUt to buy. keep
Appii
permit
the office or the Clerk of the District
rourt of Delaware county, Iowa, the petition ot
Tommy B. Armstrong, at Greeley, Iowa, asking
that he be granted a permit to Dov, keep and
sell Intoxicating I quors In the two-story frame
,-v3 __ building known at tbe fiolbert building on
borean blasts, that the rigors of winter t»e Congregational church. Ibe b^'w"
are upon US.
I holden at Manchester on the '17th day of De-
FThat«3dmtterwifrcoml™7or°hearlSg'oli
residence A^isoa'
N0TLM
Iowa'
is Attys for Petitioner.
dy to accomodate students who HomenMirw
Addle Hyde's house is plastered and vvi6h furnishelrooms. To nearly all points in the Untied sta-.ea on
is now only awaltinB the finishing The committee on securinj a couree a^d'Kird"^^^
touches to be ready ior occunancy.
of
entertainments for the vear, aa* October, November and December, at the very
nce that tbe Germaine and Caveny fee mmt MlT'AaSmAt"
VA
points set forth would neither be in stiver.
effort of our machine-poet. The pro-1 expedient nor wise in this short space |T,
duction was in last weeks ColeBburg t,ut to show what a vast thing the E 1116 nOITIG hySICia.ll and Ueil
Clipper. Tbe comments of the local movement is, Rev. C. A. Higbfield, oj tllTV Cook Book.
editor on the same Is, "It is of great I Manchester, on Friday night, gave us I
value and comes right to the point.'' 1 some statistics. In the nineteen years I
_f
th
I have ever seen.'
The
eourse one can easily guess
wtiat the
te°or h'flu
Mrs. Lewis expects to leave in a few I ~tbe "Bulta °f Christian Endeavor TOUIirV OUIIUT6
days for Paris, where she will take voice
amonB'he
from the LoQdon
Bert Lang, who is here on a visit with A. J. Benton, of Edgewood. and a it is nicely bound In cloth and con
relatives, is conducting a hardware
paper
onCor- 13" by
every one Interested in the
diseases of fowls and their medical
wor
of Mr. Henry C. HilBenbeck and MiBB membered as the key note of this con- epelltng and exact pronunciation. It ia
Hattie H. Sprague, both of this city, vention. I enriched with 400 Illustrations and be
Only
da with accurate definitions, proper
states biographical dic-
tionary of distinguished men vocabpi
0
English synonyms. Also spec-
Prince Bismarck
And the Re-establishment or
the German Empire, by Max
Frederick,..
This great work is printed in German
I text, Is appropriately illustrated, con
tains nearly 800 pages, Is handsomely
bound in silk, and a fine portrait of tbe
"Iron Chanpellor" ia shown on the
front cover.
To the above named Defendants: You and
ea-I) of you are hereby notified that there UlTL t\ _i r*
now on file In the office of the Clerk of the d!s-1 ft |I6 U0nd6flS6d l/0u6 0T IM0
trtct Court
of Iowa, In and for Delaware County,
the petition of the plaintiff, George R. Hambiln,
In which he alleges that he Is the absolute
Laws of lowa.
owner In fee of the south east quarter n-4) of Hainir a cnndMlaatlnn of all the ran
the south eastquarter (14) of section twenty-si.? conaen»awon 01 bu tne gen
(2C) and the north 89K acres of the northeast
erftl statute laws Of this State (except
quarter (t-4) of the north east (1-4) of section
thirty-live (85) township elffhty-elght (88) north I code of procedure) COUtai&ed to
ranjge Gwest of tbe 5th.P. M. In said county. the code nf
1897
county.
plaint If became the owner of said prem
lses by purchase and conveyan from Annie K,
Barker and husband, Lester R. Barker and
wife and AryoUan Barker and that they obtain
ed their title thereto as shown by abstract of
Murray's Horse Book,
1 Treats on the origin, characteristics and
tS'aS?" tralnlD«
of
Worses, and gives remedies
for their diseases. Tells how to select
***d how to care tor dairy COWS, and
tx\
oHiiAata anH train
tbe unknown claimant* to said real estate than Udlly dllU l/iudllluiy
as stated in said petition. I
That the pontiff and those under whom he
claims title to said rea'estate. nw are and for ..
more than ten years last past have been In the
continuous, actval, open, adverse, exclusive, vis- HnvntAri tn tha Hnfrv rMimnrv and atnrtk
ihie ana notorious possession of siid premises, I
..jings asks that his title to said real estate be
and all unknown claimants thereto that they
and all persons claiming by, through or un ier
them be barred «nd forever estopped from
iDea
ae
If Sent By iSi
Eighteen centa in addition to the sun
scriptlon price Is required to prepay
postage on "Famous Frontiersmen,
th^'^stric?coim'of 11'ioneers and Scouts," and ten cents for
the 10th Judicial District of Iowa, do hereby nnotiuFA An fuu*h nf thA AthAf hnokfl as.
approv thn foregoing orltflnnl notice in the case
George Hambiln vs. James Narteau et. al
and 1 do hereny ordnr that the same be publish
ed In the Manchester Democrat, a weekly news
paper published at Manchester, Delaware
countv, lowu. for six consecutive weeks prior to
th« first day of the February lool term of the
District court of said Delaware County.
P0Bta8e
A NOVEtaW.U
and all others
whom Itmay concern:
YOU are hereby notified that there li now on
file
,,t aar 01
«4w
'r°m .f sale. Persons comamplat
,. 1 inRa trip will save money by calling on any
subscribers who pay one year's sub-
Qew
on the 12th inst., a girl. The Sixteenth Semi-Annual conven- scriptlon in advance, a present of either
Joe Beddow, who
.nfl
th
trT
fhflw.7 tun !.lTi
th
EnB,lBh ,llk
e'egantly
bound book of 353 pagg
Bnd over 300
illustrations. It should be
The BoBton
a present membership of about". Thirty-1more fully Illustrated than any
GBEELEf. I five Hundred Thousand. Following c^er book of the kind."
Mr. Highfield's addreBS Miss Leida, the The St. Paul Dispatch pronounce*
state secretary, in a few words, made it I "he beat book for the purpose we
Globe says: "It Is better
Minneapolis Commeiclal-Bulle-
tlnt
commenting upon It says: "There
haB ne
Married at 1 he bome of the bride's *°uld, receive honorable men. ^ever been a superior book of Its
ver been a suDerior book of lta
"It is» savs the Detroit Evening
fam"y book"
remarks would be p0|]|trv Culture
convicts. Also the "Echoes Written by 1. K. Felch the greatest
Convention," by tho living authority on poultry raising.
Sue
A- M«
rlam'of HoPkinton'wereeach
tains over 400 pages of valuable In-
of 8 Tery formatlon 10
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p'."
5".' 1 i/f
HAMao®**
W eaucate ana lram
onA
PraamArt/
Is a semi-moDthly newspaper published
the and
lota Of
each montu and IS
&irytcreamery ana SIOCK
*oiea
IO
"-Crests.
Remember, every old and new sub
established and conflrmnd against tae adverse I anrihAP nrhn all anH nna
claims of the defendants their heirs and asslicns
BcriDer wno
PaJ8
au
arrearages
«ia
one
year's subscription In advance to the
hav-1 DEMOCRAT, is entitled to receive his
a
PemlumB,
0116800 01 ine otner D00Kit ex
cept tbe Code of Iowa.
A. 8. BLAIR.
Judge of the 10th Judicial District of lowa,
Periodicals.
We will BIBO fnrnish to our paid-in
advance subscribers at reduced rates
and at actual coat to us, almost any of
tbe leading newspapers and magazines
published.
HOW TO GET TO CALIFOHNIA
CHEAPLY.
Full Information on this subject can mi,. .« rprrc. nvunmAT
be obtained by addressing The readers of THE DEMOCRAT
MAY reB'
B., it. & N. lty. the coming year, maintain the high
Cedar Kaplde, lowa. standard of excellence it has attained
CYCLONE AND TORNADO and continue to be, it baa been for
Iniuraoce in Drat clan companies' written and many years past, the leading MWipaper
pollclu Uiued by
tf
BB0M80H AOABB.
assured that It will, during
pobUibed iatbUooKwtr
For the remainder of this month I will make a special
discount on all grades of Watches.
'u'v
4.15 Franklin Street, Manchester, Iowa.
tb
much as some of the Inferior
QOO. S. LISTER,
•••^FARWELLJ
MANCHESTER LUMBER CO.
IWMtOtOMW
Q.TT AKER
the
5
JEWELER
y. majr ve irin tcu unu 2
may
I" selected and reserved
W for the Holidays. This is 8
UJatcJiQS
advisable before the Holiday
rush. Payment may be made
to suit the purchaser.
I WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF FIFTEEN PER CENT FROM MY PRESENT
tow FXMOXS osr
CHAINS, CHARMS, RINGS, STICK PINS
and everything "»Jewilri
I invite inspection of my large assortment of
goods selected for the Holiday Season.
SFARWELL
9
S
5
THE
JEWELER.
0
IH SHS.M.MSSSHI
Did -you Evef
Better
nothing better to be found It is the Federal Smokeless. Just
the thing for Grates, and Soft Coal Stoves. Give it a trial and ,T'
be convinced you have never had its equal.
la the name of our new brand of flour. It Is made from select
ed hard wheat and the quiillty Is guaranteed. For a limited
time QUAKER FLOUR will be sold In sacks made from
toweling When the side seams are drawn the customer has
a real roller towel, sixty-two inches lohg, selvage edges and
red stripes.
IF 1TOTJ USE3 TOWELS
why not buy QUAKER FLOOR and get your towels free?
The flour costs no more
1
'.
Coal?
We don't believe you ever did.
This coal is all coal—good,
solid, clean, black diamonds,
on our other high grades and not as
Btuff
$1,000 REWARD
that Is shipped Into Man­
chester. Our objeot is to get you to patronize your home
mill. It costs you nothing to try our flour—we give your
money back If it falls to please.
to you If our buckwheat flour not pure. Cakes made fr
"PURIFIED BUCKWHEAT" taste like buckwheat because it is
buckwheat.
QUAKER MILL COMPANY.
raM*0«0*0*04040*040*40*040«0*0*e«e*040«^*'M(
HEATING:: STOVES
HERMETIC FAVORITE
The best Heating Stove Made.
«0K040«
Will Burn Wood or Coal*
It Has an Attachment for
Burning Soft Coal That
Makes It a Perfect
Heater.
,VJ/' ,. a, *0*00*0*
feyy .".j
It will pay ou to call and see it
before buying.
ember
Respectfully,
1
'er fumes.
A good white ago we began 'f
thinking about Holiday Per
fumes come and set what
our thinking has amounted to. 5
It is apt to be a sin against
your purse and satisfaction,
if you fail to see our line.
Perhaps it's a little early for
Christmas buying, bnt the
goods are here and fore
handed people needn't wait.
A t,"
It has resulted in a rare
assortment of the Finest
Goods obtainable, in secur
ing some New Specialties,
and in getting all the price
concessions possible.
TffE LEADING DRUGGIST.