Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-09-19

l NANASsJ sho POOHAo VA N0A0A
Rapids are sparing no expense to make
their Carnival, October 1 to 8, bettel
than anything Of the kind ever given in
that city. Excellent races of all kinds
have been provided, there will be gor'
geous fire works, elaborate parades
almost every day, music by the Philip
pine band and other we'll known or
CARNATIONS. The vaudeville and Mid
way attractions are large in numbers
and the best in quality. A one fare
rate on oil railroads has been named.
Henry Glllispie who is pastor Of
the Universalist church at Clarlnaa,
where he has been the past two years,
is at home for few weeks visit with
relatives and friends. He is spending
Q few days of the present week In Chi
cago in the interest of his paper, "The
Untversalist Evangel" of which he is
editor and publisher and which was
adopted at the recent convention held
In Boone as the official organ of the
state.
The manufacturing plants of the
Iowa Fence Company and the Kennedy
Buggy Company are now run by Q
cable attached to the water wheelst the
| Hoag electric power house. This cable
4 tie Invention of Chas. Baumgartper
and is change that has given complete
satisfattion since its introduction a., q
motive power, +
stanley and Verna Atkinson enter
tained some forty Of their little friends
at lawn fete last Saturday afternoon
at the home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cal Atkinson. Sandwiches and
coffee, ice-cream and cake were served
the young people and o thoroughly mer.
~ afternoon was spent by hosts and
guests alike. q /
-Mr.,and Mrs. Will Beala, of tho
Hopkintpn Leader, were in the city
last week packing their household
goods preparatory to taking them to
their new home. Mr.. and Mrs. Heels
have many friends here who while re-
GREETING their removal are wishing them
success In their Hopkinton home.
Rev. Miller and wife, Cedar, Falls
were In the city to attend the dedica-
tory services of tho new Congregational
church, Sunday. Rev. Miller was
formerly pastor of the Congregational
church here and he and his estilnable
wife were very welcome guests of d
number Of friends. s
". H. HOLSTER went to Cedar Rapids
Saturday morning to meet a cousin,
Mrs. DIR. I. A. Hollister, of Mt Vernon,
New York. lie returned Saturday
evening in company with Mrs. Hollis
ter who will visit in this vicinity for q
week or more.
Joe Thompson, foreman at the
Press Office, Geo White and Eli Perkins
of Delhi made raid ON the flnny tribe
in Hartwick last Friday. They report
q catch Of twenty five bass and fifty
cropples, not one of which was small
fish.
During the past two weeks marriage
licenses have been issued to Michael
Busker, and Jette Sophia Bachholz, O.
w. Rhone and Jessie Tunis, b. j. Davis
and Gertrude Dubois. and John E: usr-
rington and Sadie Kinley.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Brown returned
to their home In Das Molnes Saturday
night, Mrs Brown having spent the
week with relatives and friends in the
city and Mr.. Brown coming Friday to
accompany her home.
w. r. Wheeless, of southern ILL
nois, is the guest of his brother, A. b.
Wheeless, of Hopkinton. The gentle.
men were the guests of relatives here
Friday and made this office q pleasant
call.
| Il. o. Stevens, OF Grlnnell, Iowa,
was looking after his business interests
in this county last week. While in this
city he was the guest of r. NJ. Marvin,
We acknowledge pleasant call.
Mrs. Ira EIdredge who has been
visiting among relatives and former
neighbors in this county guest at the
home of NJ. Etdredge returns to her
homein Rock Valley, Iowa.
A. Justice Pearse pronounced the mar.
riage service last veek for two young
people residing in Cedar Rapids, G. w.
Rhone and Miss Jessie Tunis being the
contracting parties.
e. II. Hoyt accompanied Miss Lora
Hubbell Monday evening as far as Ce.
dar Rapids on her way to her home in
Los Angeles, California. Hi. Hoyt re-
turned Tuesday.
The Christian Endeavorers of the
Presbyterian church will hold social
at the residence of H. Munson on Gay
street Friday evening of this week. All
are invited. a,ay
4 Miss Faye Ford departed Tuesday
for Iowa City where she viii continue
\ her ccllegiasite wGsfek IN the State Untvet.
sity of Iowa. AfpN 80 II W ". ,:!si.' :
! M. Burns left Monday morning for
Iowa City where, he will continue bis
course inmedioine in the, Iowa State
University Isss i7 Z, 4 fsS S9sf 'ai s9s
4 Postmaster and MIS-. T. W.: Sum
mersideas visited. frlendsesin Postville
; from Tuesday until Saturday Of lest
week. eJs : .iiis pas fss.sss,i 81 &
3 4 52 IN Miss Maud Higbee, who has beer
visiting Miss Mettie Coon, returned Il
\ home in Fair J an Monday morning
Miss McDonough, of Waterloo, lee
( tured on Browning's Saulin the Unlytr
t salist church last evening.
Mrs. G. w. Lyman went to Siou,
City Tuesday for visit of week o
ten days with relatives.