Manchester Democrat. [volume], June 10, 1903, Image 2

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PRAIRIE. ._•'.
Miss Mamo Annis closed"
Miss Mamc McMahon closed a
successful term of school in Mason
'.'•• villc Friday.
Dr. Triera of Manchester was a
professional callcr here "Wednesday.
IT. Miller of Laramie, Wyoming,
spent part of last week at the homo
of his uncle John Annis.
WMiss Loretta Barry departed for
-r Walipeton, N. D., Monday for an ox
tended I'isit with relative and I 11
friends at that place.
Miss Nellie Sowles of Masonvillo,
has quite a large music class in
this vicinity.
Miss Grace Annis closed a suc
cessful term of school in district No.
3 Friday.
H. J. Schwietert, of Manchester,
•1 called on friends here Monday.
Mr. Cross of Manchester was a
business caller hero Tuesday,
MASONVILLE.
Tho pcoplo of this vicinity were
startlod. Monday on hearing that.
several cases of small pox had de
volopod a few miles east of town.
Some of tho schools were closed and Monday.
ovory means taken to prevent it
spreading.
Our town schools closed Friday
after a very successful term. P. If.
Hennesy and Miss Mayme McMa
hon teacliors.
Mrs. John O'Brien and little
Misses Ella and Katie McKeever
and brother George drove to Man
chester Saturday.
The Misses Joe and Maggio Pow
ers of Manchester were callers at
ma Ryan were Manchester callers
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Newman of
Manchester were visitors at tho lat
ter's homo Saturday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. P. Crowe,
a baby boy, May 24.
Mr." Pagle's little son, aged 12
years, fell from a load of hay Tues
day breaking his right limb just be
low tho knee.
Father Mulligan, of -Winthrop,
called on Father Murtaugh Satur
day.
EDGEWOOD
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9 Gene Shepard and daughters,
!f.Julia
and Jo., o£ New Hampton,
Rev. Hubbell took tlie train for
Republic last Saturday morning,
Charles Hammond came down
from Independence last week.
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Otley Beyer came home from
Ames to spend his vacation with his
mother.
Mrs. Rev. Hubbell visited the lat
ter part of last week with her two
daughters and families at Manches
'.ter.
Mrs. Grace Cook and little child
'^arrived from Chicago last week, for
ran extended visit with her parents,
fv -Mr. and lire. F. L. Minkler.
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Miss Maude Way left this place
last week for Lidependence, where
she is engaged in the hospital at
that place.
Invitations have been received an
nouncing the marriage of Clyde L.
True to Nettie Lancaster, which
shall take place at the home of the
bride's father in Omaha, Nebraska,
•'June 10.
John Farmer died at the home
of his brother Henry, June 2nd.
-The funeral services were held at
the houso June 4th, the interment
being at Piatt's cemetery.
DELHI.
H. J. Van Fleet, Bob Fishel and
Ed. Cowles were in town Monday.
The M. E. Aid Society meets at
O. White's next Wednesday
afternoon.
Chas. Pulver has bought the
livery stock of Pavil Oeliler and
taken possession of the same.
Quite a number of our people
went to Manchester Tuesday to see
-President Roosevelt.
At a regular meeting of Silver
5^1 kake Rebekah Lodge No. 214, the
STO* following officers were elected for
the coming term: Noble Grand
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May Clifton Vice Grand, Gussie
•j- Bondurant Recording Secretary,
Hilda Jakelin Permanent Secretary,
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Ida Corbin and Treasurer, Emma
Jakelin.
is Louis Bradke and Miss Ida
Sclmitjor of this place were married
at Ryan Tuesday, June 2, the Luth
eran minister of Ryan ofheiating.
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Congratulations.
Mrs. Fraser roturned from Buck
eye Tuesday evening.
Dale Blanchard sold his Shetland
pony last week to T. B. Armstrong
of Greeley.
Several of Mre. R. J. Van Ant
f( werp's friends surprised her Thurs
day evening. It, being her birtli
'i day.
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Miss Opal Stoner came down from
Edgewood Friday evening, return
ing to her home Saturday accom
,])anied by her cousin, Miss Zellah
iiHoldridge.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Blanchard
'.and Mrs. J. W. Swinburne were in
'Earlville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Perkins and
G. 0. White were 111 Hopkin-
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County Correspondence*
ton Friday.
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Flower Mission day at
Cm'
j\, cpRtful tenia of school in tho
i1 lotlicrs district Friday.
,J H. J. Van Fleet of Earlville was a
tf business caller here Thursday
V",'. Jas. Carrotliera marketed hogs in
-'.\**V Masonvillo "Wednesday.
•i,?„%- Eoh. Rolriusoii of Manchester was
a business caller here Tuesday.
the county
farm was observed Sunday Juno 7.
A great many were present, from all
the surrounding towns.
Miss Emma Clinc accompanied
by a lady friend visited at E. 11.
Porters' the first of tho week.
Dr. Alex MclCean of Chicago is a
guest at the Funnan homo.
Mesdames Doolittle and White
were shopping in Earlville Sat unlay.
Edwin King and wife have a
daughter visiting them.
Miss Nellie Keith is home from
Cedar Falls.
Emmert Allison was -here from
Mason City last week.
Sunday, June 14,will be observed
I at this place as I. O. 0. F. memorial
Miss Mayme Tooiner returned
Saturday after a years absence in
Ohio.
Next Sunday evening, June 14th.,
a Children's Day program will be
given at the M. E. church.
Wm. Robinson and wife were over
from Earlville Sunday.
F. B. Doolittle and wife were in
Ilopkintori Monday.
WW BAILEY'S FORD.
Baker Horsey and family visited
at the home of Mr. Frasier Sunday
of last week.
Mrs. Wm Kaster and daughter,
Iola, were Manchester caller
Quite a number from this neigh
borhood went to Manchester last
Tuesday to see the president.
Jay Lillibridge had business at
Silver Creek last Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Grace Stone visited her cous-
daughters of Winthrop were visitors in, Mrs. Jerry Kaster, part of last
in town Tuesday and Wednesday. |week.
Misses Sarah Murtaugh and Em- long and happy journey through completing the course.
life.
The fanners are busy
corn when it does not rain.
The summer bazaar held last
Thursday was a decided success in
every way. The day was perfect
and a large crowd was in attendance.
Miss.Zoo Densmore went to "Volga 1 The ladies cleared a neat little sum
i^rid?.y-Trae»snff»**lend«t the
afj
commencement, exercises at that I 23.75. Tlie Epworth League ex
,t /'.-place. tend their thanks to all who so liber.
Miss Maria. Sinnns lc£t this place supported tliem.
last week for Nebraska, where she Several from here attended the
$ s»"will VlSlt relatives for a couple coiTilIldlL'Cincrni osiovoloou nf Hrpplpy.
.,T 7 months.
^jlc handkerchief both cleared
Friday evening.
Misses Effie Bishop and Ladie
Bell are attending Commencement
ill Epnurtk+lliij woolc.
AVill Dodge visited his parents
here last week.
Mrs. John Hockaday and children
from Minnesota are here visiting
relatives.
Miss Harrison, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Will Cox return
ed to Chicago Saturday morning.
Miss Adelia Cox entertained sev
eral of her friends in honor of Miss
Harrison Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas are nicely
located in their new residence.
Carpenters are erecting Mr. Dun
ham's hew houso and will have it
completed in a short time.
LAMONT.
1' lovd Peet of the Edgewood Jour
nal was here visiting his parents
Wednesday. lie and his father
were at Waterloo Tuesday to see the
President and visit the town.
Frank Reiger and daughter, Mill
nie Zemanck, was called to Monti
cello last week 011 account of the
death of a relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Scliocppo of Straw
berry Point were here last week
helping to take care of her father,
Franz Donath.
Claude Eaton saw the president,
and visited his sister in Dubuque
last week.
Mrs. Stallard of Farley visited her
daughter, Mrs. William Goldsmith
the first of last week.
Second annual Rebekah Conven
tion of the seventy sixth district 1.
0. 0. F., Lamont, Iowa, Wednesday,
June 10, 1903.
Miss Mary Grummond has return
ed home from Toledo.
Carl Preussncr and daughter Jen
nie of near Dundee visited relatives
and attended the connnencenient
last week.
II. C. Ehrko has taken the con
tract to put a new tower on tlie
Lutheran church at St Sebald.
About 25 took passage to Dubu
que Tuesday and about the same
number went to Manchester to see
the president.
Atttornoy P. C. Arildson is now
located in the Field block.
Chas Stallard was here Saturday
helping his daughter, Mrs. W111.
Goldsmith, move. She has stored
her furniture here and the children
are going to live with her parents at
Farley till her husband gets located
Mrs. Mary Durham was surprised
last Tuesday by her iricnds gather
nig at her home with well filled bas
kets, it being her 71st birthday.
The commencement exercises were
held Friday evening. There were
12 graduates, 2 girls and 10 boys.
They all did well. The orchestra
ind glee club rendered some very
(me music. Flowers were profuse.
Rev. Ostrich delivered the bacca
laureate address May 31.
Franz Donath died at his home-111
Lamont Friday aged 79 years 3mos. j—Leader
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and 12 days. lie leaves' to mourn
his death his wife and two children
a son and daughter both of whom
are married and their families grown.
The funeral services were held at
the Lutheran church Sunday and
interment was made in the Straw
berry Point cemetery. The floral
decorations were beautiful.
EARLVILLE.
Mrs IT. J. Pitcher has been spend
ing the past week with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Elmer Gould at Waterloo.
C. M. and D. F. Luxson were in
Chicago last week on business.
Clias. Tlackbarth, who has been
working in a harness shop in Daven
port is at homo for a few days.
Harry Porter the new section fore
man is moving into tho Perry Free
man hause.
Mesdames J. I!. Taylor, and C. B.
Rogers and son Neil have been vis
iting at tho home of C. A. Gilliam
at Waterloo.
Dr. S. R. Douglass and family
have returned fi'oin Chicago where
the Doctor has been taking a course
of study on the eye,- car, nose and
throat.
The many friends here of J. 15.
Fuller, station agent at lndepen
dence regret to know that he has
been compelled to go to Denver
Cal., to seek relief from a severe at
I tack of asthma. He was accompan
ied by his wife but their, daughter
will remain at her grandparents
here, Mr. and Mrs. II. Arnold.
On Tuesday, June 2nd, occurred
tho wedding of Howard Lynch and
Miss Grace Matthews at the home of
last the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Matthews five miles north of
town, Rev. U. W. Sopor officiating.
These young people, are too well
known in this community to need
further mention. Tho bride has
lived in Earlville the greater part
of her life and tho groom is Illinois
Central station agent at this place.
The happy couple left Tuesday even
ing on a trip to
Mrs. Jerry Kaster was a Delhi I upon their return will occupy the
caller last Friday. I the Bender propertg which has bee
Mr. Wm. Laflerty and Margaret I fitted up for occupancy.
McCoon spent Thursday with Mrs. I Jas lirodje left Friday for Des
Jay Lillibridge. 1 Moines to finish his course in phar
Henry Claus and Anna Voelker I inaey at Highland Park College,
married at the Lutelieran Jim has been working for C.
Kendall for about three] years an
Masonvillo Tuesday.
The social dance, which was to be I were
given in the hall here Friday even- church at Delaware last Thursday.
ing June 12, lias been postponed 0111 The groom is one of our best young has made a large number of friends
account of the small pox being in farmers and the bride comes among I who hope that he may decide to re
the vicinity. us as a stranger. We wish them a 1 turn to his former position after
plowing
ONEIDA.
All the patriotic citizens went to
Manchester Tuesday 10 catch a
glimpse of Teddy Roosevelt.
The school election was held Wed
nesday and we understand Oneida
will boast of a new school house be
fore long.
Several from here attended the
commencement exercises at Epworl
Seminary Friday. Miss Grae
Simons, daughter of E. J. Simons,
won first honors in a class of twenty
three for having the highest mark
ings and is given the choice of
year's scholarship at Upper low
or Northwestern Universities, or
Cornell College' Will Laxton also
graduated and Miss Orra Laxson
finished in music. Epworth Semin
ary furnishes an excellent, course of
study unci as a preparatory for Col
lege training is unsurprassed. It
has many alumni and friends in and
about Earlville.
Miss Lyle Parker of Minneapolis
is expected litis week to remain dur
ing the summer at. tlie home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Rundell.
Rev. 11. R. DeBra accompanied by
ii.o oiiiyciB lumi Epwortn oe.minary
will give an entertainment at the M.
E. Church Thursday evening, at
which 110 charge for admission will
be made.
The second baseball nine played
the Spring Branch team here Satur
day winning by a score of 10 to 0.
Children's day will be observed
in the Congregational church next
Sunday and at the M. E. church one
week later.
ArthurJLeFevrc is in Cusliing,
Oklahoma this week.
The I. 0. 0. F. and Rebekali
Memorial day was observed at the
cemetery Sunday, Rev. B. W. Soper
delivering the address.
DYERSVILLE.
Cyrus Kenny and lid. Arnold
North Fork were in the city Sunday
calling on friends.
1!. 11. Deutmeyer of New Vienna
was here 011 business Monday.
John Vorwald, jr. of New Vienna
was in the city Tuesday morning
and from here he made a business
trip to Dubuque.
John lleiiiiekes of Petersburg was
in town Wednesday, having come
down after his mother, who arrived
here from Adrian, Minn.
Frank Kaiser and John IS. Domey
er.attended the Naber-liurlage wed
ding at New Vienna Tuesday.
Joseph Fangmann and daughter,
Mrs. John Ficldmann, departed
Tuesday night for different points in
Nebraska, where they will spend
some time visiting relatives and
friends. I'liey will visit with Mr.
Fanginann's daughter, Sirs. Henry
Schaller, and family while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Linibaeh and
little daughter, of Canton, S. D., who
had been here visiting numerous
relatives anil friends for a week
went to Dubuque and Guttenberg
Monday, where tliey visited before
returning home.
John 11. Soppe of Wortliington
was in town Saturday, and while
here placed an order with 11s for
some bills for an auction sale, lie
recently purchased tlie hardware and
implement, store of P. M. Lattner at
Wortliington and will now dispose
of the buggies and lots of other ar
tides at auction.—News-Letter.
HOPKINTOft.
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New Orleans and
COGGON.
Dr. Bradley ot Manchester was in
town yesterday.
Henry Elilers is reported quite
sick at his home near Elder.
Q. Scaright of Ryan was calling
on friends in town yesterday.
S. J. Edmunds and wife of Man
chester visited the latter's sister,
Mrs. II. E. Sherman, last week
Thursday.
Mrs. 11. C. Haeberle of Manchester
visited her daughter, Miss Fannie
llacberle. from Saturday until Mon
day evening.
Miss Sue Merriam has returned
from Caper, Wyoming, where she
lis been teaching school during the
past school year.
A large crowd went from Coggon
ucsday to see the presidential train
it passed through Manchester,
lie train arrived at, 4:50 p. 111. and
stopped while the president made a
lew brief rcmaks from tho rear plat
form of his car.—Monitor
RYAN:
Tho grounds for the new creamery
building were laid out I ucsday
morning.
Chas. Miller went, to Cedar Hapids
Tuesday evening with a car load of
hogs.
Mrs. F. N. Beacom and Miss Grace
lieacom were visitors in Cedar liap
ds Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reilly welcomed
a big boy baby to their home last
Monday morning.
A number of the friends of
Chas. Prabel perpetrated a pleasant
surprise 011 her last Monday evening,
the occasion beiiigher33rcf birthday.
The surprise was indeed a genuine
one as she had no knowledge of their
coming until they broke in tho door
singing "Nun danket. alio Gott."
The visitors brought well filled bas
kets and a bounteous feast, was
spread and all present did anmle
justice to the meal. The evening
was spent in singing and amuse
ments of different kinds and another
day was dawning before the ic ts
had all departed. They left two
handsome chairs as a reminder of
their visit. Rev. and Mrs. E. Mel
chert., Mr. and Mrs. John Evart, Mr.
and Mrs. Ilenry llawker, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Rissler, Mr. and Mrs,
Will Yoelschou, Mr. and A. Dirrk
son, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartmam,
Jacob Rissler, Joe Arduser and Ern
est Launsbacli composed the guests.
—Reporter.
STRAWBERRY POINT.
Miss vSophia Scliug is numbered
among those on the sick list.
Miss Beniice Coonfare left for
Manchester Monday evening.
H. Fisher left for Manchester Mon
day where ho is assisting in a store
in that place.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Madison of Edge
wood called on relatives in this place
Thursday.
Mrs. W. 0. Appleby spent the
first of the week with relatives in
Monticello.
Mrs. Duncan of. Edgewood spent
Friday with friends in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Harrington spent
the first of the week with relatives in
Manchester..
Miss Barber who has been trim
ming for Miss Anna Hiner, left for
her home in Independence Saturday
evening.
E. K. and Harry Axtell, of North
Dakota were called hero last week by
the serious illness of their father who
lives near this place.
Msss Lida Colton, principal of the
Manchester High School, who was
here for a few days visit the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. J. F. Davis, left on
the Monday evening train for her
home at Mt. Vernon.—Mail Press.
TREASURER'S STATEMENT.
Treas. of Delaware Co. In account with Cash
from January 1st, to May 30Ui,
1003, both days inclusive.
COUNTY FUND.
1903.
Jan. 1. To balance. $ 9345 99
"f. W&^
i~" 1 «. ,'l i»*« -CH.
?*&% J*
SSA ."' ,S~ V, V1 W
POOR ATPUOriU.
Jan' 1. To balance
transferred by S
from poor fund
i* SO. ttv n't! wnr'nt to ilato
l»v bnlanco
DR.
tax collected
interest collected..
Rec'd from Co Clk.
Rec*d from Co Aud
13331 20
40 02
718 27
315 20
May 30. By paid warrants to
date
By transferred to
SCUOOL FUND.
Jan. 1. To balance $ 053 44
tax collected
interest collected..
3338 05
1 25
Rec'd from J. J.
Brtmkun Ones
Rec'd from J. M.
Pearse plines.,
from Co Clk fines
Jan. 1. To balance $ 970 40
tax collected
interest
friends
Peter Lux is visiting with
in Dubuque.
President Grossman is in
of $ 100 which was sent by a
in tho east to be used in the current
expense fund of the college.
-ecci pt
friend
Joseph Lux was exhibiting a stalk
of pieplant one day this week which
he thinks is about the largest iu the
state. Tho stalk measured 4 feet 4
inches long 3 feet across the leaf,
and the stalk was live inches in cir
cumference.
F. A. Irish was at Greeley Tues
day and Wednesday. The Delaware
County Telephone Co. is arranging
to put 111 a local exchange at Greeley.
8492 32
3 71
May 30. By paid school treas
urers to date
By balauce
mncc $
Sunt
arrant*...
balance
May 30. paid warrant#
S (31 03 $
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL KUND.
l.To tax collected.... H83 87
Int 14
May 30. By pd Ptate trwis...
IJy balance..
Jan. 1. To balance 30 78
tax collected (i!»8 50
interest fil
May 30. Ry refunded
By babmco
$ (JUS fell $
MA80NVILT.E CORPORATION FUN I).
Jan. To balance... $ (M 40
To tax collected..
Interest
1«7 71
01
May SO. By paid city treas...
By bnlance
Jan. l.To balance $
tax collected
interest collected..-
May 30. By paid city treaB...
$ 9031 87
1500 00
31 12
12617 Ml
Poor fund
By balance
$ 23780 68 $ 237&0 W
STATE FUND.
Jan. 1. To balauce $
tax collected
interest collected..
247 86
11G85 23
4 40
4 20
Rec'd from Co Aud
May 30. By paid Stato Tr. to
date
transferred to tern.
school fund
S 11150 48
By balance
$ 94'lfl 49 $ 94 GO 49
TEACHERS' FUND
Jau. 1. To balance $ 3552 48
tax collected 27443 83
interest 12 24
May 30. By paid school treas*
urerstodate $ 27545 70
By balance 3402 70
$31006 55 $ 31008 55
APPORTIONMENT FUND.
Jan. 1. To balance 3 100 75
apportioned by Audt. 4500 00
May 30. By paid school treas
urers todate 4170 95
By balance 429 80
$ 4000 76 $ 4000 75
JUtlDOE FUND.
Jan. 1. To balance 3 5287 01
tax collected 7078 91
interest 2 97
rec'd from Auditor 59 01
May 30. By paid warrants... $ 2008 48
By balance 10400 02
$ 13028 50 9 13028 50
TOOR FOND.
Jan. To balance $
tax collected
Interest collected..
522 02
5007 97
2 12
10 00
1500 00
Rec'd from Co Aud
trans frCo Fund..
May 80. Bvpald warrants to
»!.,te
7 transf red by S to
By balance
fc-ft-v*
8018 59
A poor appropriation
transf a to special
•riTVfity poor
1000 00
042 11 7012 11
.,ss,^
et4\s&
•L*
FCND FAUMKR'S INSTITUTE FUND.
1. To rocd fr eUitomul..$ 8f 74
:k), lly pl ewy
fiOO no
•1ST) 15
$ loss 65 $ loss K.
\VS 8 5
em'STY ISOAtl FITN1K
1 'I'n balance S
tux collwtcd frfclX
uitprpft
icc'il from Co Ami. l'l
May ISO. By pahl warrant*.... $
Jlln'
tSSTITl'TK FUND.
18 at
4H 1X1
r.o
11 VA
By balance
$ 25,1 71
4 41
$260 ir. $AiO r»
MAHONVII.LB ('ORrORATlON ROAD FI ND.
$ 37 M)
Jan. 1. To tax collected...
May 80. By paid city treas...
By balance..
$ 2001 2G01
MANCHESTER CORPORATION ROAD FVM.
Jan. 1. To balance 3 03
To tax collected $ fl 46
May 80. By paid city treas...
$54 $M
81NK1NO FUND.
Jan. 1. To balauco $
5 23
tux collected MR &i
interest
15
May 80. By paid city trcaB...
By balance
$ 520 02 $ 520 G2
FIREMEN'S PUN1).
Jan. 1. To balance $ 2 01
tax collected 257 01
interest OS
May30. By paid city treat...
ty balance
$ 519 30 $ 519 30
SEWER FUND.
Jan. l.To balance $ 1 30
tax collected 515 24
Interest 15
May 30. By paid city treae... $
By balance
5'"
Jan. l.To balance $ 23
To tax collected 515 3-1
interest 16
May 30. B.v paid city treas
By balance
$ 620 62 $
r.: IIOFKIN'TON CORPORATION FOND.
Jan. 1. To balance 3 05
To tax collected....$ 048 32
interest (K
May 30. By paid city treas... $
$ 052 02 $
HOI'KINTON WATER WORKS FUND.
Jan. 1. To balance $ 58
To tax collected.. 291 97
May .•
Interest
uy pd city treas....
30
2ARLV1LIB CORPORATION FUND.
Jan. 1. To balance $ 3 10
tax collected 530 80
interest collected. 18
May 30. B^ paid city treas...
By balance
RYAN CORPORATION Fl'ND.
To balance...,. $ 13 19
Jan. 1
144 53
07
To tax collected....
interest
May 30. By paid city treas.. .•
270 K)
25
By balance
S s
2 56
$ 27i 90 3
Jan. l.To balance 3 16 84V
135 G9£^
07*-"-
tax collected
interest
May 30. By paid city treas...
By balance
EDUBWOOD CORPORATION FUND.
Jan. 1. To balance $ 10 84
tax collected 82 05
Interest collected. 05
May 80. B^ paid city treas.. $
By balance..
SDOEWOOD CORPORATION ROAD FUND.
Jan. 1. To tax collected. ...3 5 27
May 30. By pd city treas 5
INSANE FUND.
Jan. l.To balauce 3 201 37
tax collected 2870 99
interest 1
720 19
05 07
$ 11941 74 $ 11941 74
May 80. Bv paid state treas..
By balance
1 00
10 00
13 50
apportionment
by Auditor to date. S 3593 31
424 53
May 80. By
bj
By balance
$ 4017 84 $ 4017 84
SCHOOL HOUSE FUND.
Jan. 1. To balance $ 1335 74
1042 09
1 07
tax collected
interest collected..
May 30. By paid school treas
urers to date
By balance
May 30. BgpaUl twp clk
$ 2979 50 $ 2979 50
CONTINGENT FUND. /•".
3 2918
14
SOLDIERS' BELIEF FUND.
Jan. 1. To balance... 3 1190
tax collected..
Interest
May 30. By paid warrants....
1001 69
37
By balunce
$ 670 50 $ 676
SPECIAL POOR FUND.
Jan. l.To balance $ 28 95
transf'd from poor
fund
8*176 79
7S9 70
100 00
May 30. By paid warrauts.... $ 55 00
73 95
By balance..
3 123 95 3 128 95
SPECIAL SEWER FUND.
Jan. 1. To tax collucted 3 753 39
May 30. By pd city treas....
3 753 39
SCUOOL HOUSE ROAD FUND.
Jan. 1. To tax collected... .3 329 23
May 30. By pd school treas.. 309 11
By balance 20 12
$ 23 $ 889 23
TOWN itAI.L FUND.
Jan. l.To balance $ 14 43
To tax collected... 78 0B-•
May 30. Bv paid twp clerk... $ 9151
By balance 1 00
8 92 51 $ 92 51
UAMB l'UOTKCTION FUND.
Jan. l.To balance ft 30 00
May 30. By balance $ 80 CO
S 30 00 $ 80 00
L'KMETCRY FUND.
Jan. 1 To balance $ 4 89
To tax collected 121 87
May 30 By pd twp Clerk $ 120 57
By ualance 0 19
&V. $125 70 $ 125
AOniCUl.TUBAL COI.LEUE FUND,
Jan. l.To balance $ 3 25'J
tax collccted...
interefit
May 80. By paid state treas
567 78
By balance..
line. or.
Htl
rvsir. 8r $ r.Hir vc I
ItOAl) FUNJK
1. To balance $
tax colb'fied
May J:0 By paid twp. clerk«
refunded
By balance .•
83-2 13
1 88
S S3) 01 $
noo vtJNn.
ajfrf KI
Jill 71
•a
17
8 4^17 $ »a«7
KM.ASri'H
...$13fil'
RKCArtTUIiATfoN
May 30. County fund.....
Klatofund »i.% 07
School fund 424 53
Scnool boufe fund... l'JSD 13 ^v 'V
Contingent fund TH'.l 70
Teachcra' fund
Bridge fund !03M»ti2
l'oor fund 2WS ,•*.
I'oor appropriation.. 485
'•'•/'•'"•Apportionment fund 429 jOt.C-'
:vjn«lltnte fund 11
8!»
VjHtato Normal School 8H
:"T:.V?3)og fund W8 3'«
Masonvllla Cor. fund 4 44
/Manchester Cor, Td. 14 06^j2
~v-:v'.SIukhig fund 2 7'J
Firemen's fnnd 1 40
,7'. Librnry fnnd 2 7Ur*
Sewer fund 2 79"
-^Uradlnu fund 2 79
37 5U
1!)
$37
Earlville cor. fund... 3 85
Greeley Cor. fund... 2 BO
Colcgburc Cor. fund. 14 02
Edcowoocl cor. Fund 4 17
Insane fund: 14 HO
soldiers' Iiellef fund 1600 4S
1 "Health fund 62U 11
$3"
MANCHESTER CORPORATION FUND.
Jan. 1. To balance $ 24 14
tax collected £70 3D
Interest collected.. 8G
May 30. By paid city treaa... $
State University f'd.. 3 75
S a I or 7 8 9 5
Schoolhont»e rd fd.. 20 12
-V Town Ilnh fund 00
2387 24
14 (6
Guino protection fund 30 00
Cemetery fund 5 10
Ajjr. State Colleije f'd 8 75
County road fund... 479D HO
Koad fund 1772 W
$42445 83
Tomp'y School'fund 544 85
Per. School fund.... 4 27
Total balance June 1,1903..$42391 45
517 83 !*..*.• Respectfully enbmltted,
2711
258 W)
1 40
$ 200 30 $ 2G0..30
LIBRARY FUND.
Jan. 1. To balance $ 3 01
tAX collected 515 24
interest 15
May 30. By paid city treas... $
By balance...
ji.i F. E. U1TTTON County Treasurer.
Board Proceedings.
Stato of Iowa, Dolaware County: 8. S.
Be it remembered that on this 1st day of June
A. D. 1903, it being tho tlrst Monday of said
month, tho Board of HupervlsorsofaaldCounty
met iu regular session.
l'rescut, Thomas Lindsay* chairman. F. L.
DuroY. member aud It B. Davis, Auditor.
Auditor's report.of warrants issuod in vaca
tion from April sossiou IOOJ, to June session I
1903, is apnrovod.
Auditors report of lees rccelvod from April
3rd, 1003 to May 29th, 1903 both doys|lncluslve,
Is appioyOd.
Report of Sieward of Poor notice and Farm
for the year endltiR March 1st, iooa. Is approvod.
The official bond of 11 Blanchard as stew
ard of the Poor House and Farm, Is approved.
Petition of 11 Wll8on to refund tax to I
ainonut of tilx and 24-100 Dollars, Is granted
belni &n erroneous assessment.
llesolvod: That the reslun^tlon or A It i,
Justtco of tue Poaoe In Colony Twu.be acctpt
od and ordered that his bondsmen be reloaded.
513 90
2 79
$ sifTTo J" r.i6
ORADINO FUND.
Resolved: That lieorgc Potts be and tooreby Is
appointed Justice of the peaco in and for Col
ony township, Dolaware County, Iowa, to nil
ucancy.
Resolved That tho l!02 taxps of the following
named persons bo remitted: Sarah Vlbbard,
Marv Paddock, Manchester. II and A Wlllurd
ilop'Rlnton, Ralph Andrews, Delhi, Nancy Wil
liams, Collins Grove and Hannah Bass, Colrs
burg, and they are instructed hcreaftor to make
their claims before tho local Boards of Kovlow.
517 83
2 79
Resolved: That tho Auditor be authorized to
Issue a warrant for Ten and 50-100 Dollars, each
month, In favor of the Delaware County Tele
phono Co, In nayment of rent of six phones.
Resolved: 'ihat all delinquent taxes for the
year 18A7 bo remitted as unavailable'
Resolved: That there bo transferred from the
DOR Fund to tho County Kuud tho sum of Flvo
Hundred (ftOO) Dollars.
Resolved that there be tranferred from the
Poor Fund to the Poor Houso and Farm Fund
the sum of Flvo Hundred (1500) Dollars.
298 85
'8 293 85
To tax collected
To interest
May 30. By pd. city treas....
$ 103 10 $
CI- rk's ro|Hrt of foes rccolved is approved
Acilog as a Couuty Board of Review no
changes were made in tho assessment of pro
geny, for tho year 1003, as returned to this olii-e
the Assessors.
293 85
noPKINTON WATER FOND.
To balance $ 87
1G2 14
15
Board proceed to consider claims.
103 10
W Welch & Co, books & Supplies -$ 148 80
Matt Parrott & Sous, supplies 70 or
Lov«ry Bros & Co, books 8
103 16
Honunond Bros & Stephens, not allowed
Manchester l'ros*, pub & supplies...
Ropklnton Leader, pub & supplies
Duttou, assignee
Broiison & Carr, pub
A Cloud, expense
E Dutton, oxpenso
$ 630 24
$ 534 09
Davis, expense-
$ 531
13:
$ 137 53
$ 55 02 $
CLASS X.
271 90
COL89DURU CORPORATION FUND.
AM Koa, assessor, Colesburg 44 00
I Odell Elk loo oo
Lull Greeley «00
A Elliott Edgewood ,28 00
E Frentress, assessor. Uonoy -Creek... 150 00
Joseph Gobhart Colony clmd
1182 allowed
137 88
14
$ 152 50 3
E Cavauau^h
Paul Oehler
J' Bolchcr
O Harris
il Parkhurst
11 DeShaw
II Sill
3992 94 3 92
Stangor
Frank Ulll
A Duncan
ilugh MoElllgott
3 Tot "3_5
02
Bowery,
aw 19
CO 10
64 53
19 33
31 40
35 17
8 39
11 87
Stearns & McCormlck, supplies....
DEltlddel&Do, supplies
Smith Bros, supplies...
?lles
13 Iioag, suppll
Wilson, platting etc.....
Hennessey, livery
AD Brown, supplies
Lawrence & Grems, suppltos
John (toorgen, expense
Egbert, Fldlar &
$157
$157 79
$157
RTAN WATER WORKS FHVU.
Jan. i.
Tu to* collected..... $ 187 46
To Interest 07
May 30. By pd city treas
John Georgon, assignee, bounty
Bay Melstcr, bouuty
Chas Kossow. bounty
187 63
RYAN KINRINO FUND.
jan. i. To tax collected $ 54 Iffl
interost 03
May 80. By pd city treas
A Doolittle, bouuty
CLASS hi
A Clark, wood
Carhart & Nye, supplies
55 02
55 02
RYAN CORPORATION BOAD FUND.
Jan. 1. To tax collected $125 70
"i. By paid city treas...
May
105 00
150 00
1G0 00
1H2 00
72 00
1HS 00
240 00
102 00
178 00
174 00
84 CO
1
t'l 00
48 00
148 00
90 00
10 75
102 90
48 00
10! 00
22 00
35 50
18 00,
14 00
12 50
10 00
9 00
0 00
14 00
9 00
00
14 00
18 50
15 00
LGUbort assessor ltlchland
Schneiders assossor itremen
Burbridge
11 VanWagoneu
W Tabor
1'earse
Jouklu Kvnne
Oneida.
Karlvlllo
Delaware
Manchester
Cjlllns ijrove
NortU Fork
Delhi
Milr
Prairie
MasonvlUe
South Fork
Hopklnton
Union
Hazel Green
Kyan
Adams..
SI Barr, clerk, Honey Creek
nit Wilson, clerk. Delhi
LeroyK Busbnoli. clerk. Prairie
W Adains, clerk, Ulchland
S Lowo, clerk, Uniou
Daniel Klog, clerk. Hazel Green
Keubon Moulton. trustee, Union
Keith, trusteo Union clm'd 810 all'd
James A Johnsou' trustee, Union
W Smith, trustee, Pralrlo
Conrad Wendell, trustee, Honey Creek...
W Arnold, trustee, North Fork
Jackson,Clerk, South Fork
Thomas Noouan, trustee, NortU Fork
Joseph McMahon, clerk, colony continued
abaftcr.councilman, clm'd $2 all'd...
David Mmoland
Goorge Walker
623
1569
$ 2192 85 3 2192
HEALTH FUND.
Jan. 1. To balance.... $ 604 75
tax collected
paid twp clk
iy balance
W Piatt
199 09
$ 703 W $ 703 84
STATE UNIVERSITY FUND.
1090 07
1289 43
1. To balance... $ 8 55
Jan,
tax collected
interest
May 30. By paid state treas.
067 73
28
By balauco
WS Shaffer ........
CLASS xiii-Insanity of Albert Havens.
174 78
529 11
Carr, commissioner a 00
E Trlem 8 oo
John Goorgeu & ohuk 5 50
It Fishel, sheriff ll 20
insanity of Itogor Flnan.
E Carr, commissioner 8 00
15 Trlem, commissioner 8 Oo
John Gcorgen, commissioner & clerk 5 00
Insanity of Harriet Wright.
Carr, commissioner 3 00
PE Trlem, 8 00
John Georgon, commissioner & clork 5 50
It W Fishel, sheriff 22 15
lnsunlty of Katie E. Boyer.
E Carr, commissioner 3 00
672 81
3 75
Trlem, commissioner 8 00
John Georgeo. commissioner & clork..— oo
It W Fishel, sheriff 14 45
CLASS XIV.
State vs Itogor Flnan.
JMPearso, 2 90
W is he S he if 8 5 5
W (Ayers, plf't wit 1 SO
State vs. Barney Boge.
Pearse, 3 00
W Fishel. sheriff 6 40
Ben Warborg, cons't 4 oo
Class 16.
fi Dutton assignee bailiff 9 12 00
State vs Oliver Lelbe.
Lldia Spear witness 3 50
Stato vs Ella Hindal.
W Fishel sheriff 35 01
Class 10. Inqueston body of QTRussell.
Buchanan County continued
Inquest on body ofF Hosbler.
Lawrence coroner
W Fishel sheriff
^ytass 22
Iowa Institution for Feeble Minded
Children $
Class 8.
Bllimeyor relief..
Peterson & Flack ..
1J Mosher ..
II Bartke ..
SuianAQreet ..
rfeyer ..
HCHaeberle ..
Htearns & McCormlck ..
HCGrahaui&Son
At Manchester:
a
Cannon's Roar at Sunrise!
Grand Parade at 9:30,
?2 Military Companies, (53 Rog. I. N. G.) from Independence
Jjand Waterloo Civic Societies Famous Zobo Band Indians
Cavalry Calithumpians Etc.
S 2~Brass BandS~2
Orations by Prominent Speakers"
-at Tirrill's Park—a lieaiitiful spot on the Maquoketo River,
Sithree blocks from business center.
Free Barbecue at Noon.
S a a
And Minor Sports.
Blowing up of the Battleship Maine
Off Morro Castlo.
5
V1
4
60x100 feet—First
City Hall
I 95
II 10
3 00
16 50
4 50
15 50
27 00
8 19
134 95
Chambers, books &sup
CIASS 11.
mm
14 00
9 00
16 00
0 00
4 00
24 31
5 :o
35
13 30
Barnd, unloading coal
Holllster Lumber Co, supplies
Manchester Lt Ut & 1*1 Co, light
CLASH V.
It W Fishel, sheriff 10 00
A I) Brown, supplies 0 50
On motion Board adjourned until Tuesday,
June 2nd, 1903.
$125 70
$125 70
$125
fiREELEY CORPORATION FUND.
Tuesday, June 2nd, 1903.
Board met as per adjournment
CLANS vii.
Kato Muuaby, reporter, continued
Edith 1'omble, reporter, coutlnuod
John Latimer, clerk hire, not ailowud
Wm S Logan, Jaultor 52 50
iffS
For Cold
A
^4
CIBBS
Orchestra.
$ 5 0 0 W $ 5 0 0
2 Ball Games-Manchester vs. Oelwein.
And many other attractions too numerous to mention. Come and
have a good time for once in your life.
Phosphates, Ice Cream Sodas, Fruit and Nut
Sundays or Ice Cream. Plain Schoster Malt
Tonic on ice all the time, Coca Cola and Root
Beer. It is a fact that you can get a fine cold
treat at 1
Lawrence & Grems
Soda Fountain.
Call and see for Yourself.
Llmback Bros *4 1J, 52
WS Jones W
The Emporium 27 50
Cammlngs 00 00
Reed Moulton 20 00
Mrs Anna Earhart 45 00
SS Douglass MI) 2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 oo
Dunham .? 00
Werkmelster
BP Thorpe ^..«
Petorson & Flack
E South
14
llolschcr & Co
John Nof &
Son
The appointmem ana bond of Forn Latimer
as Deputy Recorder is approved.
On motion Board adjourned until Wednes
day, June 3rd, 1903.
Wednesday, June 3rd, 1003.
Board met as per ad jonroment.
Resolved, ihat the taxes on tho property
of B. Pierce. Earlville, Iowa, for the year
1902 be remitted
Board proceed to settle wltb F. E. Dutton,
Treasurer, and having counted the cash in his
hands, and comparing the same with his casn
report* And said report to be correct and
order same to be approved. Gash on hand.
H2.445.33.
Treasurer's semi-annual report of taxes is
found to be correct aud crdered approved
Resolved, That the Auditor bo authorized
to issue warrants for all claims allowed at
this session.
Glass 7.
Thomas Lindsay session S 12 00
Durey
4*
i* Durev committer 50 60
Thomas Lindsay
BOO
10 00
20 CO
24 97
22 16
16 00
1
4'
Carty&Loomls ..
Gal Atkinson
Stearns & McCormlck
Board & Tobln
AD Brown
HA Sumpmann
4^'
•X
of
Davis 100 00
W W Matthews 50 00
HJ Schwietert 104 15
Geo llollenbeck 87 80
FE Dutton 125 00
Geo A Newman 50 00
ibhnGeorgen 108 83
uii?)BYi»^
r8fln
8 00
18 85
I 50
6173
10 05
0980
Minutes read and approved
On motion the Board adjourned.
R. B. DAVIS, THOMAS LINDSAY.
County Auditor* Chairman Board of
Supervisors.
WARTTANTS 18SUKD DCUING VACATION.
Auditor's Office, Delaware county, Iowa,
Manchester, June 1st. 1903.
a
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
said county:
Gentlemen—The following Is my report of
warrants lesusd during vacation ca the
county bridge, county road, and soldiers' re
lief funds ilnco your April session. 1903.
4 55
2 00
Respectfully.ubBltt^.Av[s
.-"' County Auditor.
Class 1. Printing.Postage,etc.,
Manchester Telephone company ient.9 7 00
Delaware County Telephone Oo 7 25
10 50
80 00
30 47
42 75
25 00
W Fishel salary
W FUhel
con tinned
Lindsay
671 26
W 8 Jones soldiers' r« lief
W 8 Jones
Institute.
Btta Supple lecturer.
•14 25
Glass 0. Sheriff.
Glass?. County Officers.
FB Dutton salary
Geo A Newman
John Georgen
Josephine Georgen
Qua Barnd
Hermen labor
Blanchard Edg Corp.,
Frank Barnd
10000
WW Matthews SS
Scbwletert
41
E Wood it
Barker & Barker D's
jt-3'Xv-:
O O Pride
Wood jr
John Cruise Jr
Mrs O Lloyd
104 II
•1112 46
Glass 8. PoorOutsldo of Poor Farm.
Margaret Roach relief
id If
Fred Uubly
Mrs BO Lloyd ...
10 50
12 bO
10 00
10 00
50 00
son
10 CO
800)
10 00
...
$14800
Special Poor.
Robinson relief ...
Thomas Lindsay
11
E Blanchard appropriation
EH Blanchard
Blanchard
Blanchard salary
20 00
15 00
155 00
Class 16. District Court Expenses.
Nellie Gates reporter..
NelileB Gates
U00
88 fO
188 00
Glass 20. 'Poor farm.
Blanchard salary
8500 00
Class 28. Miscellaneous.
160 81
102 7a
CO
00
Class 4. Bridge Fund.
HenryVarwald lumber
Nick oauser labor
Gus Barnd telephone
George Hermen repairing,
Charles Leigh labor
Hermen
Hermen
15 85
2140
8 83
2150
250
80
24 00
66 00
8188 45
Class 9. County Boad.
Justine UoCartby labor
Bd Webster
Van Alstlne rock
10 00
.. 20 00
118 82
10S 90