Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-03-14
TELspHoNs NO. is4.

WEDNESDAY. MAR. IA, 1900.
TELEPHONE NO. is4.
Judge Blair is holding court a
Waterloo this week.
Hugo vonOven was numbered OF
the sick list last week.
-Grassfield Bros. popular dress sho
ad may be found on first page.
II. G. 81 mmons, of Chadron, Neb
is transacting business in this city.
Peterson Bros. advertise larg,
line of canned goods in their space thi
week.
Mrs. Alden Nugent. of Coggon wa
guest of relatives here the first of tn,
week.
-Rubber-an interesting subject dis
clssed by Kinnie Il Madden in their
new advertisement.
Hon. w. H. Norris attended the
funeral of the late DR.. Guilbert at Dubu
que last Wednesday.
"A short discourse on ECONOMY
will be found in the Quaker Mill Com
pany's advertising space.
Attorney W. H. Norris has been
laid up the past week with trouble.
some and very painful eye.
Clarence and Frank Beal have
bought the Albert M. Lusk residence
property in Loomis' addition.
Harry Sackett has bought the S. v.
Huboell farm near Greeley paying
therefor $3.50 or $500 per acre.
Mrs. G. n. Day, of Dubuque, was the
gnest of relatives in this city Wed
nesday and Thursday of last week.
Young man, Scharles & Sebeck ad-
dress you this week, and if you leave
your order with them, will dress you.
Rev, Mslchart, of Ryan left Mon
day morning for Castleton, Illinois, be-
ing called there by the illness of his
aged mother.
Parties desiring to purchase resi-
dence property in the city of Manches-
ter should investigate the bargains
listed at this office.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette of last
Thursday says that Miss Myrtle Whit
ney has taken position with the John
Pope ladies tailoring establishment.
The attention of Intending pur-
chasers of desirable residence property
in the city of Manchester is callsd to
the local Bargain in Residence prop
erty" In another column.
John Devline, one of the prosperous
and substantial farmers in the vicinity
OF Monti, was transacting business in
Manchester last Thursday. This office
acknowledges pleasant call.
Mics Mary Griffin, daughter of Mrs.
R. b. Griffin of this city, who for
number of years past been teacher in
the public schools of Spencer, la. has
accepted a similar position at LeMars
la.
The M. E. Aid societ of the Bay
church will give a dinner at James
Bishop, Oh Wednesday, March 21st
Everyone is cordially invited to attend
and have good time, and help on q
worthy cause.
M. F. Leroy and son Allan, Editor
Joe Mccormick, John Marshall and
wife, A. HOLSTER and E. M. Carr were
among those from this place who at
tended the funer of the late Archbishop
Hennessy at Dubuque last Thursday.
Last Thursday the sale whereby
DIR. Loring r. Loomis conveyed to E.
M. Ward the carpenter" and "Denton"
farms and 1O4 lots and other property
on the west side of the river, was COM
pleted. The consideration paid was
$4,000.
Word was received last week that
Z Benjamin French Thorpe and Miss
ANNA Bentley Yaw were married at
Salt Lake City February 22nd. He
used to be one of Earlvilles merchants
and his old friends send congratula-
tions. Their home will be at Deer
Lodge, Nevada, where he is interested
in gold mining.-Earlyille Phoenix.
Jake Schneider, who was under
$1,000 bonds awaiting the action of the
grand jury on the charge which was
preferred against him for stabbing
Mike Hogan, was re-arrested yesterday
charged with an assault with intent
to commit murder. He was taken be
fore justice B. E. Rhinehsrt at Ana
mosa, and his bonds were increased
$3.50. Monticello Express.
There is quite joke on one of
Greeley's young men. While away last
summer he formed the acquaintance
of good looking young lady at A.,
and when he came home he correspond
ed with her, and we understand was on
the point of going to see her and ask
her thing or two, when he got letter
from her husband asking him not to
write to his wife any more.-Home
Press.
The Manchester fire department
held its annual meeting Tuesday even
ing of last week for the purpose of
electing officers. A. Miller was chosen
chief to succeed himself. j. j. Goen
was elected first assistant; Thomas
Hennessey, second assistant; r. r.
Robinson, president of the executive
COMMITTEES; Alvin Pemble, vice presi-
dent; w. A. Abbott, secretary and
treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McFern emit IT
tanned few friends Saturday evening
in b onor of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hous
ton. A merry evening was spent witt
cards and other games, after which {