Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-04-25
DIR. Fl o. Pratt will address the
mems meeting Sunday

sSWh ieAo0 Il liNlys
DIR. j. j.. Lindsay was at Waterloo
last Thursday.
Miss Grace Ford is visiting friend.
in Independence.
Mrs. L. X. Gregg was a Cedar Raj
ids visitor last Friday.
-Kalamity is in Chicago this weel
making purchases for his store.
Miss Sue Wood was an over Sun
day guest of friends in Dubuque.
The Congregational ladies have de
cided not to give a May breakfast.
z. Stout, of Independence, was {
Manchester visitor part of last week.
i. H. Beacon, of Ryan, was tran
sacting business in the city yesterday
An addition is being built onto tn,
the cold storage building on the west
side.
All sporting goods pertaining to
the national game are kept by Gregg &
Ward.
The Harmony Orchestra furnished
music for q dance at Ryan last Friday
night.
Miss Florence Atwater is visiting
in Dubuque, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
j. Z. jackson.
Isaac Sheppard, of near Ryan, wat
among the agreeable callers or the
Democrat Monday.
Mrs w. q. Lear, of Berlin Wiscon-
sin is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs: A. M. Sherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Gilmore Wis.
tied in this city last week at the home
of w. Il. Hitchcock.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Davis enjoyed
visit last week from the latter,s moth.
er, Mrs Petition, of Delhi.
Mr.. Friedrich Kaltenbach offers for
sale his improved 80 acre farm lying
northeast of and near this city.
The startling assertion made" by
the Manchester Lumber Co. in its ad, it
AYERS that it is ready to prove.
Geo. Lister believes that the bicy-
Gle has come to stay, and has large
stock for his patrons to select from.
w. A. Abbotps ad came in too late
for publication this week. 1t is of In
terest to house cleaners and will appear
next week.
Mrs. Amanda Tisdale returned
home last week after visit of several
months in Washington ID. G. with her
brother Senator Cal Clark, of Wyoming.
The second of series of three club
dances will be held Thursday evening
of this week at the Central Opera House
The mandolin club will furnish the
music.
20. w. Keaggy was called to Ep-
worth last Wednesday on account of
the illness of his father. Mr.. Keaggy
has since returned and reports his faith.
ers condition much improved.
Mrs. "A. A. Deckert, of Dubuque,
arrived IN the city Thursday for visit
with her sister, Mrs. E, r. Champion.
Mr.. Deckert came out Sunday and re-
NAMED over Sunday.
-Chas Jockson was in the city Sun
day enroute to Hopkinton to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jackson.
He is now in the employ of Sioux
Falls, S. D. electrical supply house.
IL you want one of those up.to-
date guaranteed top buggies now being
sold by Young 81 Doty for 5000 you
will have to be spry as they announce
that they will not sell them at that
price after May LIST.
"A representation of part of the
proposed M. y o. Ry. as it will appear
when completed and in operation can
be seen in the show window at Peter
son Bros. grocery. 1t was designed and
executed by Charlie Peterson.
AT a meeting of the Young Mems
Christian association Wednesday even
ing of last week, the followin directors
were elected: G. w. Durham, G. E.
Smith, II. A. Dittmer and w. ID. Nc
Intosh for three years each and w. A.
Friend for one year.
Harry Stewart has secured the
agency for this city for the sale of
Bakers Monaco coffee. The coffee is
received by him in sealed cans, thereby
retaining its flavor and the price-welI
he will gladly give that to you upon
application at his grocery.
The thirty-third annual conven-
ton of the Delaware County Sabbath
School Association will be held at
Nashville May LIST and End. Every
Sunday school in Delaware county is
requested to send one or two delegates
to this convention.
The meeting of the council as a
board of equalization Monday evening
was quite largely attended by those Of
our taxpayers who wanted to tell the
city fathers show it happened" that
their assessments on money and credits
was higher than they "rsally ought to
be" As result number of reduc.
tions were made.
H. G, Seaman departed the first
of the week for Los Angeles Califor-
mia, with the intention of hereafter
making that city his home. He has a
brother living in Los Angeles which
was the principal inducement for his
locating there. Mr.. Seaman has been a
citizen of this city for many years and
carries with him to his new home the
best wishes of all his acquaintance
here.
Letters addressed to the following
are unclaimed at the post Office in this