Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-07-25
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ONEIDA.
Our little burg was over run with
travelling men Friday.
Ethel Breclon is at home again.
Will and Della Cox went to EpwDrth
Thursday for short visit with rela.
tives and friends.
Apples are selling for 10 cents per
pail fuIl Rather cheap for Oneida.
Miss Mabry, of Elma, is visiting
her old school mate, Ethel Breckon.
Mrs. Sluason and Minnie Averill, OF
Cedar Rapids, are guests at the Hood
home.
Mrs. Jordy and Miss Harrison were
Greeley callers, Friday.
Guy Miller has recently recovered
from seige with the mumps.
Several from this vicinity went to
Edgewood last Thursday to see the
Manchester boys scooped. But never
mind boys, better times coming.
Myrtle Breckon returned Saturday
from Manchester where she has been
attending Normal.
Thos. Dickson is still improving.
Having enlarged his elyator and put a
foundation under the same which will
better enable him to handle grain and
give better accommodations to his Gus
toners in the future. Plssterers are
also busy plasteIing his house.
Fred Heiden and his best girl recently
enjoyed a buggy ride.
On account of the wet weather most
of the farmers are behind with their
work, but hope to catch up again soon.
DYERSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Arnold Boeckenstedt called on bust
ness last Tuesday.
J. v. Weber had business in Du-
buque last Wednesday.
Barney Pasker and j. II. Neuhaus OF
New Vienna, were here on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. Theo. Brow of Cascade, was the
guest of Mrs. j. V. Weber the past
week.
Barney Herbers, Henry and F. H
Klosterman, ii. Fangmann, sndJ. T,
Sudmeier of New Vienna were here
Wednesday.
Misses Rose and Alice Leigh depart
ed last week for Elkader where they
will visit for some time at the home o.
their brother, DIR. j. T. Leigh ant
family.
The Misses Wayne and Mable Butlel
Wayne Banning and Mae NEEDING who
are attending Normal at Manchester
were home to spend Sunday, with thei
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gearhart Diers ant
Mrs. Glenn Fangmann, Of Few Vienna
were in town last Saturday mornlnl
and from here they went to Dubuque
where they spent the day transactinl
business and visiting friends.
Dan Lehan and Bert Hockaday, o
Manchester, were in town last Saturds,
afternoon visiting numerous friends
Both gentlemen are members Of tn
Manchester semi professional base bal
team.
John Domeyer, who has been to 81
Benedict, working in the hotel of hi
mother, returned here last Mondy even
ing and will probably remain here ant
at Petersburg for several months. III
formerly worked in the Commerica
hotel here and has many friends who
were pleased to see him around.
Albert Staehle, son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Staehle, sr., of Earlville, and {
young gentleman we'll known in THU
city, will be married at Burt, this state
next Wednesday. Mr.. Staehle has beef
in the hardware business there the pas
year. His many Dyersville friends viii
extend hearty congratulations.
The Illinois Central depot platform
last Saturday evening was the scene Of
drunken performance by two residents
of Manchester. The two men cam
down early in the afternoon and q
once started to fill up on some of Dyera
ville's liquid refreshments. BY the tim,
the Clipper came along to take then
home they were feeling quite hilariou
and tumbled around in q disgusting
manner.
On last Sunday afternoon, one of tn
best baseball games, witnessed in thi
city for some time was played betwee
the Dyersville team and the Monticell
nine. The game was hard fought COZ
test. The Monticello boys made scor
in the first inning, and held it one t
nothing in their favor, until the sixt
inning, when Powell "broke the ice
for the home team with q home raI
Through several errors and good ha
ting the home team, in the remsnin
innings made eight scores the resu
being eight to one in favor of Dyer
vile. The Monticello boys are credite
with being among the most orderl
and gentlemanly ball players that hay
played here this season. The attel
dence was fairly good-Dyersvil
Papers.
EARLvILLE.
The National w. G. T. U. compos
ing party about twenty-fv picaicket
at the Fish Hatchery Wednesday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Loomis, Of Nasl