Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-01-31
CHE pe1lro1rat.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 81, 1900.

VIII DA11tpAAWAs
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 81, 1900.
TELEPHONE NO. ,sA.
w. I'll. Hitchcock is visiting rela-
tlves in Albion, Nebraska.
Geo. R. Toogood came up from
Dyersville to spend Sunday with his
mother.
Mrs. Emma Rams, of Boscobel,
Wisconsin, visited friends and relatives
here last week.
Joe Strickland expects to go to
South Dakota next week with party
of land seekers.
The weather of the past few days
has put an end to the complaints about
short ice crop.
Mrs. Norman Craig, of Chicago, is
visiting in this city at the home of DR..
and Mrs. MS. Craig.
The knights Of Pythias have work
on the first and second at Castle Hall
next Monday evening.
The ladies of the W. R. g. are pre-
pairing to give q Warrington Birthday
Reception and Colonial Tea.
"A meeting Of the Delaware Coun-
~ Teachers Association will be held at
Hopkinton on February 10th.
Miss Emma Malvin, who is en-
ployed In the hospital at Independence,
spent Sunday with her parents in this
city.
Those contemplating the purchase
Of harness will be interested in s. A..
Stesdman's new advertisement In an
other column.
Frank Stlmson departed Monday
evening for Des MoInes where he goes
to accept clerkship on one Of the
House committees.
Il. 8. Coffin, president Of the Anti
Saloon League of Iowa, will speak in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening. His address will be devoted
to the subject of temperance.
The new schedule of trains appears
In another column. The change went
into effect last Sunday and considerable
difficulty has been experienced thus far
in getting the trains through on
schedule time
Jerome Hoot, Of Waterloo, who 1t
win be remembered is charged
with having sent an Internal
machine, in the form of box of dyna-
mite, to his wife last October, was cap
aured last week in New Orleans.
Fred Ellis has reopened the Excel
sior Laundry on Main street and is pre-
pared to meet all old and new custom
.ers. The Excelsior has always been &C.
commodating and guarantees good
work. Attention Is called to the new
advertisement in another column.
Martin Gollobitz has opened tail
pl.shop just north Of the Globe hotel
On, franklin street. he is an expert
enced' workman, having been employed
for the past year by the Manchester
Wooden NH Company. His business
card will be found In another column.
"A second Ice company in the local
field IA now an assured fact il. b.
Hoao exnects to harvest about 300 tons
of good ica as soon Az possibla and will
sba..nranared to furnish lea to consumers
Sext summer. The supply will be tax.
III from the river near the old city
park on Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James king and
family departed Yesterday for James
Vile. iowa. near which place they will
reside in the future. They will occupy
the farm owned by Henry stiles. The
place,was until rlssl week worked by
Harry Stiles. who will move to this
county this week and take up his resi-.
dence on the j. F. McEwen farm in
Prairie township.
II .atters addressed to Miss sonhis
r,n.lav Mand Kn,oht Annia Schnr.
man Anna Harris Mrs Nohla Iobn.
ann Mra waiter n Miller Mira n -
RYAN w AZ Robinaon LYMAN +.
Cstaas James CUMMING oliver Dn.
10 Chaa n Sinclair Patar E;ocbar
n s Harria Geo n Rnrns Harry
O,Donnell. Forslgn-Mrs. L. Brihler,
Heinrich Schmidt and Edward Furn-
bach, are advertised as unclaimed at
the post office.
"A recent Des Moines ciisnatch saws.
"a .rono tho imnortant hills intro
hmeed was one by Mr.. Durham. of Del
aw.ra, which nrovides that railroads