Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-06-27
The Manchester base ball team

Wout W LuScWoOu lhSt wednesday buu
met defeat at the hands of their oppon-
ents, by Score of 20 to Q. Orr boys
had the upper hand until the end of
the seventh inning when the score stood
z to D in favor of Manchester. AT this
time Malvin was forced to retire from
the pitchers box on account of his arm
and for want of q seasoned pitcher in
reserve, the Manchester team was
obliged to sacrifice its we'll won game.
In the twolast innings Edgewood scored
fifteen runs.
-"Cuticlear" is said to be a sure cure
for all forms of skin eruptions and fac
ial blemishes. Its discoverer, Mr.. F.
N. Beacon, of this city, before making
his discovery public tested it upon many
aggravated and chronic cases and Q
rapid cure was effected in every case.
For what is claimed for 1t and where 1t
may be procured see column advertise
ment on this page.
H. r. Eaton's change of ad. was
brought in too late for this weeks issue.
He advertises complete line of fly
nets and harness which he invites the
public to call and inspect. He has
just finished hobby pony harness for
H. f. Arnold and neat double pony
harness for Frank Patton, of Ehler.
Burglars forced an entrance into
the store at Almoral Monday night and
secured booty to the value of $50. On
the same night an attempt was made
to hurglarize the dwelling on the Rich
mond farm near Earlville, occupied by
T. S. Arnold, but they were frightened
away by the inmates.
The Woman's Auxiliary of ithe Y.
NJ. G. A. will give social on the lawn
east of Dr. Triem's office on Friday
evening, June goth. If the weather
does not permit an out door fete, the
social will be held in the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms. Everybody cordially invited.
About forty from here Joined the
Waterloo Y. M. g. A. excursion to
Cedar Rapids yesterday morning. The
excursion train passed through here at
$50 o'clock and con sisted of seven well
filled coaches.
The Hopkinton and Manchester
baseball teams will cross bats at the
ball park here this Wednesday after
noon. Everyone should turn out and
see the first game of the season.
Alex Sefstrom is preparing to erect
an eight room house on his lot on
Tama street. The foundation is COM
pletcd and the erection of the frame
work will begin this week.
Mrs. Lora Williams Shaun, of Otto;
Iowa, arrived here last Friday evening
and will spend several weeks with
friends and relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Ella Morse arrived home last
Friday evening from Chicago where
she has been for several months. She
expects to remain here this summer.
Roy Morse, who is engaged in the
jewellery business at Stewart, Ia, is
visiting in this city at the home of his
parents Capt. and Mrs. a, A. Morse.
The Racket Store commences it's
4th of::July celebration this week. You
should read the advertisement to know
in what manner they will celebrate.
r.. w. Chambers, successor to Dove
y Chambers, calls the attention of all
ladies to his low prices on slippers and
sandals. See his advertisement.
Will Dick who has been attending
school in Chicago the past year arrived
here Monday evening for visit of o
week or more with friends.
Miss Birdena Tucker arrived home
last Thursday evening from Dubuque
where she recently graduated from Mt
st. Joseph's College.
The Frederick Kaltenbach 80 acre
farm in Delaware township sold for S4i
per acre instead of SS5 as stated in these
columns last week.
Miss Tressa Gate y who is EN-,
ployed as teacher in the Chicago schools
arrived homo last week to spend the
summer.
Engineer j. Z. Wilson says thai
over 100000 gallons of city water ii
used daily by the patrons of the watel
works
Mics Cecil Hines is at home from
Sinsinnawa Mound where she at
tended school during the past year.
The Six Handed Euchre club ar,
anticipating pleasant afternoon this
Wednesday with Mrs. Ed Wolcott.
| Willard Coltman of the New
force goes to Benton, Wisconsin, to.da,
to attend the wedding of cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. b. Stiles have gon'
to Oberlin, Ohio, for q visit of two
weeks at Mr.. Stiles former home.
| "A number from here went to Edge
wood last Saturday to witness the Gel
weln- Edgewood base ball game.
Mrs. b. Lambert, of Dubuque, Wis
tied here last Thursday guest of he
friend Miss Mary Link,
-"Kalamity, the travellers outlitter,
as he styles himself, has again changed
the style of his ad.
} Ladies' you will surely find some
thing in Burton Clark's new ad to IN
} terest you.
MIR and Mrs. George Lister went I
> Chicago yesterday morning for shol
visit
Mrs. Jane Rich moved into her ne,
house on East Howard street last weel
! Miss Grace Wolfe is expected hon
) this week from Madison, New Jerse,