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Wedding bells in the near future. Davenport last week. milk and occasional venison. Deer Singling Bros. Circus. If you want one of the best times Several attended the "Old Settlers'' were plentiful and all night their whis­ Into the water below. Might? el^udt B, C. R. & V. Excursions. County Correspondence. you have ever had, you must celebrate picnic at Manchester Thursday. tling was often heard. The nearest of Btcnm arose, and as the vapor con­ Waterloo, IOWB, July 18—For tie Please note below a list of prominent the fourth at Masonville. There will above occasion the I.'C. R. R. will sell in^elii>|ie which will be held during tt e E. 11. Blanchard has traded his farm doctor was at Delhi 15 miles away. The densed It fell upon us ns warm caln. tickets to Waterloo and return at a rate be BportB galore and "something doing" Htiinmt-r mouths, forwhlcn special raHs at Oneida for one near Manchester. trading points for the community were This' is "why 1 grew so well and why of one and one-third tare for the P UIMI "•'•I lie authorized by the B. C. R. & U. GREELEY. John iieatty is walking with the as­ all day long. Ball Game, foot races, Mrs, Orange Harris, of Manchester, Dubuque, Delhi and Quasqueton. The the vegetation around tue was so rank- trip. Tickets good to return until .1 ui\ Ry. bicycle races and many other amuse­ ly luxuriant 19, 27w3 11. G. l'l i'.I.CK, Agent. L, Matt/hews WBB tip from the count; sistance of a cane, as the result of a is visiting her sister MrB. Herrick. latter place at that time was considered J* nver, Colo. June 20-July 2 Tri­ ments. A patriotic address by Rev. M. Mrs. George White entertained a com­ Many years after the land began to ennial Convention International Sunday seat on Saturday. kick on the knee, received from a horse a better trading point than Delhi. Man­ School Association. Cooney, of Waterloo, at 11 o'clock a. m. pany of little girls at her home on sink. Slow!? It went down: slowly Lee's Lice and Mite Killer is a liquid Claude Farwell nas been visiting here ast Sunday morning. —Monitor. chester did not exist until later. Mr. the water closcd over our heads until coal tar product, heavily charged with Denver, Colo., July 15-22. Biennial Bowery dance in the afternoon and a for a few dajB. Tuesday aftornoon. Dainty refresh­ Lendrnm had to walk to ForeBtville to all the mighty forests were deep under gases which kills Insects without hav- Meeting, Ancient Order of HlUrnlans grand ball at night. Music by the in America. Mrs. Sr. Lindsay and daughter visit­ EDGEWOOD. ments were served. pay for his land and when he arrived the sea. Thus we stopped for count­ ng to touch them. It is used by Phippfn'B Orchestra, of Maynard, and Mr. and MrB. J. W, Swinburne and sprinkling on roosts for poultry, on Denver, Colo., August 20-30. Nation­ ed here Tuesday. I Too late for last woek.l there he was unable to get a meal and less years, and a heavy bed of sand ac­ al t raten.nl Congress. also the Masonville Cornet Band. A llarry bad business in Manchester bedding for bogs. It is vastly superior Mrs. Louise Gorell is visiting her son Mr. and MrB. F. L. Weyant are visit­ was forced to walk back to the Grove cumulated above us. Then. Just as to the weak, inert, diluted imitations Denver, Colo, September 1 0.- An­ grand display of llreworks In the even­ Thursday. sJow]y. we arose until we formed a In Aurora. ing friends and relatives near Columbus. to get Bupper and lodging. In conclud­ often offered as a substitute at a few nual convention, National Association ing. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Wm. DaviB, of Straw- vast elevated land. Then camo other centB less in price. It B endorsed by of Letter Carriers. Geo. Neiman, of Earlville, was a bus­ Ohio. ing Mr. Lendrum Bays; "We bad many I The dance at James Maguire's was a berry'Point are visiting their daughter, forests—trees whose limbs were tnn- all experienced poultry and hog raisers. Dea Moines, la., May 20-22. Annuel iness visitor here on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hubbeli left for hard experiences in the early days. We state G. A. R. Encampment. grand Buccess and thoBe from town who Mrs. II. H. Porter. gled with euoruious festoons and gar­ The genuine is Bold by all druggists. Mr. and Mrs. H. ti. Millen were the Harvard, Illinois, where they expect to fought poverty and ague. We missed lands of strange climbing plants. Ter­ 27wl Minneapolis, Minn,, July 7-11. An attended returned home in the wee A.J. Young leaves the flret of the guests of friends in this city on Sun­ remain two or three weekB visiting rela­ many privileges but we were happy and rible thunderstorms alone broke the si­ nual meeting, National Educational small bourt>. week for Boulder, Colorado. Association. day. tives. no later settlers have had any happier lence of these wooded solitudes save Mother Always Keeps lt Bandy. Father Murtaugh, of Boon,>nd Fath­ Mrs. Geo. White aod Mrs. S M. Omaha, Neb., Oct. lfi-23. National Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Farwell were the The Edgewood band has decided to times than did we in the pioneer days." when come mighty fern crashed to the "My mother suffered a long time convention, Christian Church. er O'Mera, of Manchester, were gueBls Chase were shopping in Manchester guests of friends here Sunday. give an open air concert in the streets Geo. Hickox read a paper written by ground or when the wind tore down from distressing palms and general 111 Salt Lake City, Utah, August 12 14. of Bev. Thos. Murtaugh Monday. Thursday. young branches nud burled them Into health due primarily to indigestion," Annual meeting, Grand Lodge Benevo­ L. A: Schneider and John Ocker and every Saturday night. G. W, Arbegust of Lamont. Mr. Arbe- B Mrs. H, N. May has been entertain­ the 3wainps. "«^ L. W. Spalding, Verona, Mo., lent and Protective Order of Elks. their wives were in JDubuque. Friday The Loyal Temperance Legion gave gust came to Ead's Grove Sept. 22, 1845. "Two years ago I got her to try Kodol. ing her brother, Mr. Brightbaugh, of HOPKINTOfl. So all went on anew, as of old, and San FranciBco, Cal., August 11-22. Bi­ attending carnival. a fine program at the Congregational At this time the only family living be­ She grew better at once and now, at ennial meeting, Knights of Pythias. Cascade, this week. the contlncut sank once more below the age of seventy-six, eats anything D. Thomas and family spent Sunday church Sunday afternoon, June 21. Mrs. F. E. Richardson and children tween Ead's Grove and Baiiev'B Ford Seattle, Wash. Very low rates, JameB Towner is having hlB house re­ the waters of the ocean, tnklng with it she wants, remarking that she fears no at the home of their daughter, Mrs. M. of Manchester visited over Sunday at was the l'addlefords, who lived near the beds of burled verdure. Yet again Tacoma, Waab., July 23 27. National G. B. Howell, of Marlon, spent sever­ modeled and is making quite an im­ bad effects as she haB her bottle of Ko­ meeting, i\ P. C. U. of tho United Fitzpatrlck. dayB the-home of A. Ri 'hardson. Fred came where Jones lower mill how BtBnds. In. It rose, and again it Bank. So layer dol handy." Don't waste time doctor­ al with his cousin, W. Humphrey. provement. Presbyterian Church. Monday evening about thirty of the Otley Beyer, who haB been attending down Monday to accompany them Coffin's Grove there were four families, upon layer of plants and of sand were ing symptoms. Go after the cause. Call on any representative of thiB com­ youngsters of this neighborhood assem­ home. Cofiln, Baker, Sullivan and Minkler, and formed—vast layers, which took ages If your stomach Is sound your health pany for full information or address Cornell College at Mt. Vernon, has re­ : 4?' FORESTVILLK. will be good- Kodol rects the stomach bled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Prof. W. B. Guthrie returned home no one west between them and Inde­ unthinkable to form—until there was a JNO. G. FARMER, turned borne for his summer vacation. Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Sherwin of depth of 10.000 feet of hard baked wood and Btrengthens the body by digesting Walters and helped tbeir son Charles last Friday morning from liia foreign pendence except a house or two at Pine G. P. & T. A., B„ C. R. & N. R'y. Mrs. Mary Coolidge attended the Strawberry Point visited friends and and sand, of coal and dirt. Look at pour food. It Is nature's own tonic.— 18-wll Cedar Kapids, Iowa. to celebrate his 12th birthday. A very visit, and this week is in attendance at Creek. The nearest mill for grinding Smith BroB. commencement exercises of the U. I. U. relatives here for a few days. me, and you will find that you can pleasant evening was Bpent by the little the county normal at Manchester as wheat was at Dubuque, but Cascade Mr/Shaffer, of Central City, iB here J. H. Fultz of Chicago visited at the trace my markings. In every pit you PS& folks.—Home Press. one of the Instructors. had a corn mill. In 1846 the state was Wallace Bros. Oircua at Dyersville, visiting bis brother, E. B. Shaffer. home of Mr. and MrB. O. C. Clark laBt can find hundreds of delicate fern la.) July 2nd. 'li Wesley Beyer is home from Mt. Ver­ E. M. and J. B. Ilucker, A. B. Wheel admitted to the union and emigrants leaves and mosses as perfect as when RYAN. week. esB, Mrs. Ben Ferguson and Miss Fer­ came flocking In and soon the broad For the above occasion the I, C. 11. It, non, where he has been attending the alive. You can see even the velnB of will sell excursion tickets, from Man­ 0 T. B. Simpson and Ed Smith drove to guson went to Greeley this morning to prairies were teeming with buBy men the fragile fronds, so beautifully press­ - Miss Agnes Clark was a guest of her college. Lamont Thursday of last week. chester to Dyersville Bnd return at a sister, Mrs. M. E. McEnany, in Dubu­ A. J. Eaton is building an addition attend a district convention of the Ep' and women. The Indians made their ed are they. Dirty, old coal, indeed! rate of one and one-third fare for the Oliver Clark drove to Strawberry It was the sun which made me. I que last week. on his barn and also remodeling his worth League. camp near the Maquoketa. The sleighs round trip. All tickets good for re­ Point, Saturday. W. Pelly returned Chas. Lepley aud wife packed up and were made of bent hickory poles shod absorbed his rays then. When you turn until July 3rd. Miss Mae Pugh, of Troy Mills, was a house somewhat. home with him. burn me, I give them back again. I 27wl H. G. PIERCE, Agent. guest at the home of her brother, Ed. shipped their household goods last week with ironwood. Out of the party of 21 Leona Garretson is staying at Mr. Mr. and MrB. Ira lieest and brothers, am a mass of bottled sunshine. Do you New Spring Stock. Pugh and family the first of the week. Kirk's during Mr. Hubbeii's visit in to St. 1'aul, in which city they expect to that came with Mr. Arbegust only three Fourth of July Excursions to Ventral John and Will Henderson drove to realize that the Arc you watch Is the City and Oedar Bapids. Henry Logan had a leg broken in a Illinois. make their future home. The change are now living. sunshine which blazed In those solemn Dundee Saturday. Via the Illinois Central on regular runaway accident at Manchester iBst is made to make their location n ore Miss Lucy Brayton read a sketch on forests Innumerable ages ago? It Is no Mrs. Barry and Mrs. Sherwin of Bar- trains, except tbBt a special train will We can go you Monday. convenient to their children, who are the "Pioneers of Spring Branch." Geo. flight of fancy to say that I am bottled EARLVILLE. ryville viBited at Forestv11 le last week. leave Cedar Bapids at 10:00 p. m., July *1$ "Doc" Huey, of Golden, made us a located in Montana. Shaffer was the first pioneer to settle sunshine; it Is a fact 4, and run through to Manchester, and vH MrB. J. A. Strickland and Bon, of Mr. Albert Ward had a very narrow pleasant call Saturday morning and Misses Ella Campbell, Florence Rick there. Amos Adams soon followed and return to Cedar Rapids. Manchester, were guests at the home of escape last week. He was working in Round Trip Rate, one and one-third dropped the usual amount In our slot ette, Nettle Mullan, Myrtle Stanger, bought a farm of 1900 acres. The first SOURCES OF KNOWLEDGE. her mother, Mrs. Newcomb the last of a stone quarry when a large rock about fare. Tickets good to return until and machine. Lena Danford, Rose McElmeel, Alice frame home built at Spring Branch was including July 7th. One Better, the week. eight feet square fell about ten feet and You Mny Learn Something From Br» Tom Bordlck and wife, of Cedar Crawford, lone WeBtcott, Bertha Clark, built by Eliza Cheney. Her production J. F. MERKY, The baBe ball club drove to Lamont, rolled over striking him on the leg. errbody Yon Meet. Rapids, were the guests of A. G. Dun­ Mabel Wheelock and Margaret John­ was filled with interesting facts aud Asst. Gen. Paes. Agent, Thursday where they engaged in a live­ R. Smith passed through Forestville One of the moBt useful success hnblts 27-wl Dubuque, la. can and family over Sunday. ston are attending the normal at Man­ ranked among the best productions of on Price and qual­ ly game, coming out the winners by a with a new binder. O. C. Clark has one can form Is that of learning some­ Frank Ernester was over from the chester—Leader. the day. Speaking of the early days thing from everybody with whom he score of 13 to 8. one also. Notice of Appointment of Executor. ity. Not just as :f§g Buffalo last Tuesday on business. Miss Brayton did not think tbey, had comes in contact No Information which Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ClemanB, of Man­ The miller has bis flume completed. STATE OF IOWA, Delaware Coonty—AS. "Dad" Cleveland, of Manchester, was The Delaware County Old Settlers' such a hard time. Tbey had plenty to can bo acquired is too trivial to be Ig­ Notice is hereby given, That the undersigned good, but chester, spent Tuesday with Dr. and ForeBtvllle has lots of fiBhing clubs. nored. has been duly appointed and qualified as execu­ a business visitor in Ryan last Tuesday. Reunion. eat and about the only thing that tor of the estate of Helena Westemeler, late MrB. C. B. Rogers. bothered them was the getting of nice Constantly measure yourself with the of Delaware County, docea«ed. All persons in­ We neglected last week to mention EDGEWOOD. The Old Settlers' Reunion held at debted to said estate are requested to make Im­ Ji! Mrs. Harry Porter and daughters, thingB to wear. She wanted a pair of men you meet You will find that every mediate payment, and those having claims the fact that a blglglri baby arrived at the fair groundB In this city last Tburs one cun teach you something which you against the same will present them, duly au­ Florence and Grace, of Delaware, were Mr. and Mrs. George Dorman, of fine shoes with tips on the toeB and a the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Foley. day was fairly well attended notwith­ did not know before and which, per­ thenticated, to the undersigned for allowance. in town on Saturday. Manchester, spent Saturday night and hat with ribbons and flowers. Her Dated June nth, 1909. l'eter McOuire had the misfortune standing the threatening aspect of the haps, you would never have a chance JOS. H. BRINKMANN, The Best $2.00 Shoe A number from here attended the Sunday with the tatter's relatives at this father often made the remark: "It's not n Executor. to have one of his legs broken last Sun­ weather. They assembled at the grounds to learn again If you did not acquire It BKONSON & CARit, Attys. for Estate. 23-w3 Epworth League Convention at Greeley place, the things we need, but the things we day by having a horse fall with him. In the forenoon and passed the time re from him. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Frank Sherman came up from want that make UB envious and misera­ Daniel Webster once made a great in town. Mrs. John Sheely died quite suddenly newing old acquaintance. During the Amoung them were Mr. and Mra. Mt. Vernon last Saturday for a two ble." hit in arguing a case f>efore a Jury by last Monday morning at her home on noon hour they betook themselves to b u yi D g Curtis Ede and Misses Nellie and Annie weeks' visit with her parents, Mr. and A. A. Strong, who was not on the pro­ repeating a story which be afterward HOMESEEKERS a%°£ o r i o - the Buffalo. She leaves besides her the iloral hall, where the lunch baskets Ing elsewhere, ought to see the good Ede, Burt and Caro Millen, John Wii Mrs. George Glazier. gram was called upon for a speech. He said he had not thought of since he W husband several children, including an were opened and the picnic dinners heard It fourteen years before. But ming and dairy lands along and con­ Hams, Mattie and Maude Murley, Iva Wesley and Lucretla Beyer returned said that he had not been asked to write tiguous to the line of the Chicago, Rock Infant to mourn her death. She was partaken of. Webster was always picking up some­ Dunn and Mrs. Ida Crosby. home last Friday morning from Mt. a paper for the meeting and so was Ieland & Pacific Railway. Tbe soil is -lady of many rare christian qualities The afternoon session began about thing for future nse. His famous reply MrB. Perry Clemens and Charley, Vernon, where they have been attend­ not loaded. He told of how the houses rich and highly prodnctive of grains, m and was loved and respected by all who 1:30, when President F. B. Peet called to Hayne, the greatest speech ever de­ and is a good stock country with mar­ Pearl and Freddie are visiting at the ing Cornell College. in the early day were finished up with knew her. The funeral was held yes­ the meeting to order. The invocation livered on the American continent was kets in easy reach. home of Mrs. Clemens' parents near Miss Eva Severance, of Manchester, chinking and mud and declared that he largely made up of little reserves which These lands are going rapidly and terday morning from the Catholic was offered by Rev. B. M. Amsden, fol Colesburg. visited at the homes of her aunt, Mrs. had no intention of being used as either he had picked up here and there In his another opportunity will be given to all church at Monti and was largely at lowed by music by the graphophone of The second nine of Greeley engaged T. J. James, and cousin, H. James, last one on this occasion, reading, from studying men and from who desire to see them. On tbe first IV. tended.—Beporter. W. H. Acres. and third Tuesdays, of June, July, Au­ in a game of ball with our correspond­ Friday. The exercises closed with the bene­ observation. President Peet in a short speech wel­ Many a prominent novelist has col­ gust, September and October, round 4 DYERSVILLE. ing team here on Friday, the game re Misses Tid Peck, Laura Beyer and diction by Rev. Wolfe. trip tickets will be on sale at principal comed the old settlers to the meeting lected material for his stories by mak­ suiting in a victory for our boys by a Zoe Densmore attended the Dubuque The following officers were elected stations to points on this line in North­ « Henry Lammers, from near Fetero score of 8 to 4. DiBtrlct Epworth League convention at and compared the hardships of the old ing notes of his conversations with western Iowa, Southern Minnesota and fcr the next year: F. B. Peet, President; those he has met and by observation. jburg, transacted buBiness here Satur­ Harold Foster, of Williams, arrived Greeley Tuesday night and yesterday. settlers with the comparative ease en­ Southwestern portion of South Dakota. A. S. Coon, Vice President; C. J, Bailey, Charles Dickens got a great deal of the Cali on nearest tioket agent for rates, day. Thursday evening for an extended visit L. B. and CharleB Blanchard, F. W. joyed by the present generation. In . MIsb Nellie Sullivan, ot Manchester, Secretary; Mrs. J. A, Morse, Treasurer. matter for some of his novels in this etc., and Bee that your ticket reads via with bis grandmother, Mrs. Foater. Rcyden and Bon, Frank, F. A. Hall, S. concluding Mr. Peet paid a glowing way. . the C. B. I. & P. R'y. Ivisited friends in thiB city last Friday Prof, and MrB. Still and daughter, T. Richards and Lafe Webb were ang­ tribute to old age which was received One young man will go to o lecture There will also be on sale at stations - vand also attended the commencement Le Verne left Saturday morning for ling for the finny tribe on the banks of with hearty applause. and after spending an hour listening to of this company on same dates home- BOTTLED SUNSHINE. seekers' excursion tickets at low rates J exercises of St. Francis school. Spencer, where they will visit at the the peaceful Maquoketa near Manches Next on the program was a paper by the helpful, inspiring words of some anjaUrs. George Dom«y»r «nc! to various other territory. home of Mrs. Still's parents—before go­ ter, Monday. They brought home a few 11. J. Bixby, who prefaced bis remarks prominent man will leave the hall or JNO. G. FARMEH, .jwoMildred, of Bear Grove, visited at ing to their new home. They have the fish which we suppose were bought of with the statement that he was in real NATURE'S GREAT FACTORY IN WHICH lecture room without having derived G. P. & T. A., any benefit from the address. Another the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Schach- kindest wishes of their friends here as Dr. Quinette.—Journal. ity an old settler of an adjoining county, IS PRODUCED COAL. Cedar Rapids Division, fe are leait- young man will attend the same lec­ m 0., R. I. & P. Ry., i.filer in this city, Sunday. they go. having been born in Clayton county but Clem KIoBtermann, of Petersburg, ture with an ambition to learn some­ 25-W18 Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mrs. Will Kuehnle Is visiting at the STRAWBERRY POINT. as he had always done his trading in A Lamp of the Mineral Tells It* In­ thing. He will drink in the speaker's ••'was in the city Tuesday and while here teresting Million Year Hlatory In home of her parents south of town Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chase, are in Ox this county and is now a resident of it, sentences as If he were never to hear Romeseeker'a Excursions. "4made this ollice a pleasant cali. Mrs. C. B. Rogers and H. G. Millen if there was no objection, he was going a Few Worda—A Wonderful Proo- such words of encouragement and In­ ford Junction this week visiting with eai of Evolution. HomeseekerV tickets to nearly all quarters' •••iS, Mrs. Catherine Grawe departed for entertained the ladles of the M. E. Dr. Carl Eaton, of that place. to consider himself a member of the or spiration again. At the conclusion of points on.sale at low rates by the Chi­ ^Guttenburg Tuesday morning, where cago Great Weetern Railway on the 1st church.on Friday afternoon from 2 un­ John Seeley, of Manchester, WBB visit­ ganization. His subject was pioneer Your life to mine is as a second to a the address be will determine that he "«he will spend a couple of weekB with will make more of his opportunities in and 3rd Tuesday of each month, June FOR til 5 at the home of MrB. Millen. At ing friends in the city the first of the schools, and he read rate bill No. 1, of thousand -years. I will let you know '^her daughters, Mrs. Henry Lueck and the future; that he will read more, to October Inclusive. For particulars four o'clock a dainty luncheon was week. Lodomillo township, Clayton county that in my time I have seen such sights apply to any Great Western Agent, or ..'Mrs. Joseph Schulte and families. think more, study more, be more than served. The guests report an excep­ MrB. William Barker and children lie received it from E. C. Madison. It as would make you gasp in astonish­ J. P. Elmer, G. P. A., Chicago, 111. * Mrs. A. F. Carrier and daughter, he ever was before. Such a young man r, ktUMui 25wl8 tionally pleasant afternoon. visited in Greeley the first of the week. bears date of the year 184U, was Bworn ment Onee, in untold ages past long has a purpose and Is determined to '••iLaura, who had been here for Borne On Friday evening occurred the Gold Miss Dena Deyo WBB up from Greeley to before S. R. Peet J. P., and discloses beforo man bad appeared on this old learn something from everything he 'time visiting friends, went to Manches­ Medal Contest at the Congregational over Sunday visiting with her parents. that Wm. S. Clark, teacher of the school world, I was alive. Yes, the dirty old comes in contact with and from every­ ter Monday morning, and from there piece of coal waB a living thing In those church, Ave young people of the county Mrs. Mary King of Edgewood ia here received for bis term's teaching the body he talks to. The other has no am­ *?they returned to their home at .Lost dim, distant ages. A thing of beauty, "YOURt MONEY/ IS participating. The medal became the attending George Smith, who IB seri- small sum of S41 53. He then described bition, does not throw himself into aud nro prepared to offer in­ '^Nation, Clinton Co. too—a thing to be admired. I was a what he does, lets bis mind wander NO> GOOD""* J possession of Miss Delia Roberts of ouBly ill with typhoid fever. the old log school house with KB rough ducements to any intending v. Mrs. E. K. Gibbons and Mrs. 1). Me- fern. Not such a paltry thing as you hither and thither, so that be never and will be refunded to you U after twins this place. She has the congratula Fred Tarbox attended the funeral of hewn benches and desks. In some re­ ball*bottle of to build or repair. ,'tErlain went to Manchester Monday decorate your homes with and grow in wholly understands what people are tions of her friends. bis uncle, P. A. Tarbox, held at Man­ spects he thinks the pioneer Bchools bad little earthenware affairs. My trunk The leading grades of hard . morning, where they visited friends un­ saying and therefore never derives any TBE FAMOUS Henry Staehle left Thursday morn­ chester, Monday. an advantage over thoBe of the present, alone measured five feet across. benefit or information from those with and soft til evening. ing for Chicago where be has accepted Grandma Blair, of Manchester, was just as it is claimed that the smaller Yet I was nothing out of the ordinary. whom be converses.—OrisonSwett Mar- Miss Kate Mangericb, of Worthing- a position in the Hardware house of here visiting with friends and attending schools now have advantage over the In those days there were many little den in Success. ton, WBB in town the fore part of the plants forty feet or so In height Ev­ Coal Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. the Baptist convention, last week. larger, for the reason that the teachers week visiting with her siBter, MiBs ery bit of coal you tosB about in such QTTJ.JOHNSONS always on hand. Rev. Doremus, of Dubuque, occupied The Misses Nellie Lane and Beulah of the smaller schools are in clOBer touch SCIENCE SIFTINGS. 7 i Mary Mangerich. From here she went heedless fashion once was a living the Congregational pulpit as usual on Dennison, of Fayette, are viBiting at the with the pupils. to Cedar Falls to attend the state nor­ plant—a plant which grew and flour­ Saturn's largest moon is 2,092 mileB 't* Sunday. home of Miss Dona Lang. C. II. Pierce read a paper from W. II mal. ished, even OB your plants of today in diameter, sligbtly smaller than our On Sunday morning, "Old Folks' The nine year old son of Jake Ret/, lloillster. The writer sayB that he, in grow and flourish. But in these de­ HOLLISTER Anthony Woerdhoft and Anthony own. Day" was observed In the M. E. church. living north of town procured a hand­ company with llaBsel Munson, set out generate days plants are poor, feeble Hennekes.of PeterBburg;Auguat Meyer, Jupiter Is one and a half times larger £ In the evening John Williams occu­ ful of powder Sunday and proceeded to from Belvldere, III., in November, 1854, little things. Plants were plants in RHEUMATISM and LUMBER of New Vienna; and John Frledmann, thnn ull the rest of the planets put to­ l pied thepulpit. have a celebration which resulted In a to hunt a homo in Iowa. They came to those days. We had no petted and BLOOD CURE of Luxenburg, returned last Saturday gether. COMPANY. burned face. It was not seriouB, but Galena by rail staged it to East Du­ pampered ferns. ^IVe had no houses of you are not satisfied with results. morning from St. Melnrad, Ind., where glass, artificially kept warm so that In size the sun equals 1,300,000 rather pBinful, and Mr. Retz hopes It buque aud crosaed the river on a steam earths, but owing to Its smaller density This Is our guarantee which is good ..- they have been attending St. Melnrad MASONVILLE. the poor little dears shouldn't get cold. only at our agents' named below. will teach the young gentleman a lesson. ferry. They came to Delaware county its weight equals only 300,000 earths. seminary, studying for the priesthood, The Ladles' Aid Society of the M. E. Those were the days of real ferns, of For Bale and Guaranteed Only By Manchester, Iowa. Miss Ollie Kramer gave a party to but they did not think the timber good Careful scientific Investigations show v. Herman Westermeyer and family, church gave an ice cream Bocial in the healthy ferns free from all newfangled about thirty-five of her young friends enough and moved on. They Btopped that the average speed of the transmis­ illenry Krognann and family, Nels hall, Thursday evening. A very pleas­ nonsense about fertilizers and soils and LaWRENCE * grems, at her pleasant home two miles north at Mr. Jakeway's at Buffalo Grove but aspects and such childish weaknesses. sion of earthquake shocks Is nearly 10,- • Curry and family, George lleilebrand ant time Is reported. 000 feet per second. of town, laBt week Wednesday. All en­ did not like the timber around there as In those early days the earth was not Manchester, Iowa. - and family, Joseph Keittinger and fam­ A number from here attended the Zinc expands tip to the melting point. joyed the occasion, her tenth birthday, it was very thin. They started up the as it Is today. It was hotter, for It ily, and Mrs, JoBepb Krogmadn were at funeral of Mrs. John Sheely of Monti, Cedar lliver for Pilot Grove, which waB had cooled from a globe of molten rock. A bar of hammered zinc six Inches long greatly, and hope for many more such will expand 1.100 of an Inch in rais­ Petersburg Sunday where they visited Tuesday. She died very suddenly of about six miles diBtant. They traveled Its atmosphere was heavy with warm i i» pleasant days. Mi6s Kramer and her ing the temperature 100 degrees K ,\ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John heart disease. Requiem high mass was until about midnight when they found vapors; close and oppressive, you would mother, MrB. John Kramer, Jr., took The sun gives 000,000 times as much Hellebrand. They report o most pleas­ celebrated and interment took place in that they were traveling In a circle. call It, but it Just suited us, as we grew ,!( ant time. the Monti cemetery. the evening passenger for Iowa City, and luxuriated in It The earth's crust light as the full moon, 7,000.000,000 Perfect Refrigerators. The wolves were barking on all side tlnieH as much as the brightest star In ft' >; Fred Forkenbrock, Henry Kipp, Joe Mre. Watson departed Thursday for where the former, who has been ill for was thin and heaved about, gradually and the travelers felt pretty blue, the sky aud 30,000,000 times as much We have them and guarantee them to be the best productions of tho groatest In ••• Hynee, Henry Dunkel, Frank Goerdt W Isconsin where she intends to Bpend some time, went for treatment.—Mail raising vast continents from the bed of ventora of tho age. A refrigerator constructed under these l&to systems liai Press. family living at the Grove had a sick the sea and slowly dragging others as all the combined stars of the heav­ vantago overr all others<" — In tbe matter* - of* ° - :,and Anthony Soppe, of Dyersville; two weeks with relatives Bnd friends. child and lit a light which Bbowedthem deep Into the ocean. It .was a time of ens. SfllBII i.fWilliam SaBsen and John Witte, of Mrs. Robt. Fee was a Manchester DELHI. the way to the houBe and to say that vast changes. The latest theory in connection with Economy of Ice, h) i ^Petersburg; Anthony Krelmer and caller, Tuesday. Misses Opal Stoner, Lizzie Frazer, they rejoiced on reaching a haven of I grew on the muddy banks of a great drownlug Is that no water enters tbe the preservation of food, cleanliness, free circulation and longer life. The result of a test made between the wood lined, and the metal and percelaln refrigerators shows that S|S®ii u|John Ilerbers, of New Vienna; Joe and Quite a number from here attended the Nerva Burton and Louise Rimmer are rest and security, but mildly expresses pool of water, which was fed by slug­ lungs and that heat properly applied, with artificial respiration, will resusci­ tbe metal and porcelain lined can carry 100 lbs of Ice longer, and can show a lower de­ mMks. i&Tom Hines and Garry Thorpe, of Man- social dance at P. McKeever'e Wednes­ attending normal at Manchester. it. After looking the country over gish streams and bordered by mon­ gree of temperature in the shortest time. strous reeds. On the other side stretch tate persons who have been under wa­ '• xcheBter, and Lawrence Barrett, of Cas­ day evening. About fifty couples were Mr. and Mrs. Luke Connolly have a quite thoroughly they came back to cade, have returned from Prairie du- present and all report a line time. cd a vast swamp and a dark forest of ter for au hour. This feat has been ac­ V Its A Cold Fact! r ;• little daughter at their home born June Delaware township and bargained for complished by the doctor who advances h, Chien, where they have been attending Wm. Rader Is having quite a nice tangled vegetation. For hundreds of that we sell these'refrigerators almost aa cheap as others sell the worthless. Buy the 21et. farm in sections U and 10. They then miles there WOB no break to this forest the theory. beat, it Is tho cheapest. college since last fall.—News Letter. large houBe built on bis farm near town, Fred Doolittle made a business trip returned to their home in 111., and beyond a few bogs and pools of brackish M. A. Hogan has the foundation to Buckeye, Iowa, last week. the next year, 1855, returned to this water. The sun shone hot upon me, so TlieoloBry aa He Understood It. Call in and Get a Cold Blast. .a ' COGGON. finished and is having the plans made Alex llackbctli baB purchased liert county to make their future home. no wonder I grew well in this humid Passengers In an uptown car one aft­ Mrs Dan Castle jr. and children of for his building which will be erected Sherman's meat market and took pos­ Mrs. Amos Perry waB the next on the atmosphere. Then there were frightful ernoon last week were very much en­ ' ,-fMarion, are visiting relatives and In the near future. session Saturday. storms, when mighty trees were flung tertained and amused by a discussion FINCH & LILLIBRIDGE. program and bad for her subject "The of things spiritual by two colored pas­ ; jfrlendB in Coggon and vicinity. C. E. Bronson, of Manchester, WBB in Mrs. A. E. Sheldon and daughter Early Pioneers of Cofliu'B Grove." She down and swept by floods to the bottom of the pool. This had gone on ageB be­ sengers. As the debate waxed warmer ' Harry Sheldon departed for his home our city on business Wednesday. Marion, of Hyannls, Nebraska, visited gave a very lucid account of the trials in Iiyannls, Nebraska, Monday morn­ fore I appeared above ground; it went tbe voices of the debaters grew louder John Burns, who lives 4% miles north at J. W. Swinburne's last week. of the early pioneers of Coffin's Grove. until what was said was plainly audi­ ing. of town met with a very sad accident on ages after. The result was that tho Bert Sherman left Monday to look In those days the bllzzarde were so bottom of the pool was a mass of fallen ble to all in the car. After each bad 1 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hender- Sunday, June 22nd. While riding a "up a location in Dakota. Bevere that it was a common occurrence trees. The newly felled trees pressed made a confession of faith and given 'son jr., last Friday, a boy. a broncho, he was thrown from its back MISB Allie Cummings left Tuesday for a person trying to go two or three on the bottom ones, aud after thou his views of tbe means whereby mortal . . . LIST OF LAND BARGAINS ... li Miss Cora Savage is attending normal with great force, his head bitting a rock man could gain salvation one of tbe * > evening for Pawnee City, Nebraska, to mileB in ono of the storms to be frozen sands of years the water, the mud, tho .'in Manchester. pair blurted out in a tone that implied No. 1. One farm of 100 acree, % of a mile west of Dundee, Good causing a very bad fracture of the'skull. Bpend the summer with relatives. to death. The Minkler children, Mrs, beat and the pressure turned the house, granary, barn, poultry bouse and good well with windmill. that all Ills hope for the next world :: Mrs. Chas. Scroggie and son Gene of He was unconscious for twelve hours, Miss Lizzie Frazer attended tho dis­ I'erry being one of them, had to walk mighty bedB of vegetable matter Into No. 2. One farm of 120 acres, 4 miles south of Dundee. Good house, what you call coal. was embodied In the words: M js-Monticello, are visiting at the home of but rested easy after the wound WBB trict convention of the Upworth League over two miles to school while otlie barn, granary, well and windmill. *;A. C. Tucker. dressed and Is reported some better at In the dense forest It was somewhat "Well, sab, I b'lleve dat what's gwlne No. 3. One farm of 130 acres,1 mile west of Dundee, good house, barn at Greeley last Thursday.' had to walk as much as three. Wild to be is sbo'Iy gwlne to be." this writing. the same. Trees were thrown down and well. A. D. Mills and family of Central Mrs. Charlie Stone and children visit­ game and fruit were plentif ul, Befure "Iluh," grunted his companion con­ No. 4. One farm of 80 acres north of Dundee; adjoining tbe town; Sf< w,City, visited Mr. and Mrs. S. N, JoBlyn, by hurricanes; fresh ones grew and fell Mame McMahon, Anna Welch, Ella ed relatives in Dubuque laet weelt. the building of the Coflin store the peo victims to storms. So it went on for temptuously, "den yo' b'lleves In pre- SO acres under cultivation; river privilege on tbe weBt of said land. Sunday. No. 5. 20 residence lots for sale and a number of business lots also for % McKeever, Katie Lahey, and Loretta Mrs. E. R. JobnBon aud baby spent pie of her neighborhood had to Bend to long centuries until the last forest grew medltaBbun."—Baltimore Sun. ; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tucker were In Barry are attending Institute in Man­ sale. last week In Manchester with her par­ Dubuqui) for the necessaries, and the on the top of a great thickness of bur­ No. 6. One house and 4 lots for sale; beBt location in town; one block Manchester yesterday to attend the chester. ents, Mr. aud Mrs. Boyle. led trees, ferns and mosses. Amid this Tbe Teacher Wai Not Slow. little store twelve feel long and sixteen "Ha, ha!" laughed Willie. "I chucked from school. - .wedding of Mr. Tucker's niece, Miss W bile Mr, Logan and son Henry were exuberant vegetation were many fan­ No. 7. One house and 2 lots for sale, one block from school. The infant daughter of Herman feet wide, built by Clement Coflin a tmuaner skin In front of de teacher." Berdlna Tucker. driving from town Monday to their Phillips died Tuesday, June 21th, at proved a great convenience. tastic and uncouth animals. Round No. 8. Hotel at Dundee, and other bargains to numerous to mention. about me they made tho forest resound "I don't see any Joke In that?' spoke No. 9. One J. I. Case twelve horse engine, has been uBed six falls, in Ed Grasslleld of Manchester, made a home which la four miles south of here, the home of Its grand-parents, Mr. and James Lendrum'H paper was read by up his mother. buBiness trip to Coggon, Monday. with their hideous bellowlngs. They good running order, for sale cheap. their team became frightened and ran Mrs. Wilson Jackson. Funeral at the Floyd Peet. Mr Lendruw came to this "Don't you 7 Well, be tumbled all No. 10. A stock of boots and shoes in good city with a large trade. Uev. Scolield of Manchester, visited sway, throwing them out of the car­ were so strangely shaped that I could house on Thursday afternoon. county and located at Silver Creek not well describe them to you. Even rletit. all right"—Philadelphia BecortL For sale cheap if taken soon. his son, Dr. A. H. Scofield, Saturday. riage Mr. Logan escaped uninjured, but Mre. Taylor Smith is visiting relatives No. 11. Hotel in a city, has from ten to twenty steady boarders tbe June, 1852. The first corn he cultivated some of the tiles had wings half a foot A Help to Barlr Rlilnv. year around, and transclent besides, must be Bold at once on account of MrB. Chas. Brazelton entertained two Henry was not so fortunate, hlB leg WBB in Moline, Illinois. was by means of a hoe. After paying long from tip to tip. brothers from Hopkinton, Sunday. MllkmaD—You're up unusually early the death of owner. Good title. Price $3,900 with furniture, or $3,000 broken and side hurt. He was taken Delhi Cornet Band will play at the for his forty acres of land he had just One day I saw a commotion In the this morning, Johnny. J without furniture. Ben JohnBon jr., who has been visit­ back to town and IB now at the Griffin Farley Celebration, July 4th. enough money left to buy (a barrel of midst of the lake far away from me. Johnny (without looking up from his No. 12. Ten acres of land south of Dundee, adjoining the town ing his- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hotel. It will be sometime before be Our mail routes start out l'roiu town, flour. He traded a rille he had brought The bed rose up and belched forth dime novel)—Yeh. Mom sent me to ...... Correspondence Solicited, E, Vinton, returned to his home in To- steam and ashes and molten rock. Iu can be taken home, but be is some bet­ July 1st. I with him for a cow and dur' the fol bed last night just as Pretty Pete was IW ..peka, Kansas, Friday. the years that followed the fluid rock W. D. WALTMAN, Dundee, Iowa. ^ ter at this writing. < Frank and Tyler jFurman were in lowing wfot|£ lived on corn di about to rescue the lovely maiden*— qt, :gers and foiled down the sides o{ the vftlgano Philadelphia Pxesf, r «§r • .it