Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-07-04
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This is the day we celebrate.
"A merry go round is located on the
lot just west of DR.. Craig's office.
M. +. Leroy and son Allen were
Chicago visitors the first of this week.
Peterson Bros explain in their ad
why their patrons profit by dealing with
them.
Charles Noble enjoyed a visit last
Friday from his father, 7. Noble Of
Greeley.
Mrs.. Lizzie Lawrence of Cedar
Rapids spent Sunday with friends in
this city.
Miss Addie Hook of Sabetha, Kan
sas,> is visiting here, a guest of Miss
Edith Fox.
w. A. Friend has resigned his posi-
tion with the news and entered the EN-.
ploy of the Press
Glenn Klosterman and Anthony
Hennekes of Petersburg were county
seat visitors Friday.
Supt. II. j. Schwietert was called
to Colesburg last Friday by the serious
illness of his mother.
-. II. Hamper, of Arlington, was
transacting business, and interviewing
his many friends here last week.
David Johnston has returned from
Miles City, Montana, where he spent
several months with his daughter.
Richard Smith, of Richland, and
Thomas Mccarthy, of Prairie, were
callers at these headquarters Saturday.
Mrs.. w. II. Seeds and Mrs. b. II.
Reynolds are visiting in Waterloo with
Mrs. A. ]. Baker, formerly of this city.
Thirsty, eh, crave cool refreshing
drink, do you? Anders g. Phillip invite
all such to call at the Central Pharmacy.
The Quaker Mill Co. loaded two
cars of flour at Thorpe last week for
shipments to points on the Great West
ern.,
Mrs. Cora Wood Of Cleveland, Ohio,
is visiting in this city at the home of
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. W. B. Sher-
man.
Max Houser, who has been attend
ing school at Council Bluffs the past
year, is at home to remain during the
summer.
The Presbyterian church society
will hold apicnic at Hoyt's springs, July
4th. A general invitation is extended
to all to join the party.
Mr.. and Mrs N. F. Lawrence, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. s. Lister and Mrs. c. II.
Day returned Friday evening from
sojourn of several days in Chicago.
II. B. Nelson ormer resident of
Forestville, now living on q farm in
Clayton county, was among the pleas.
ant callers at this Office Saturday.
Capt Hutchinson leaves tomorrow
for Montreal, and Saturday will take
passage on the Dominion Line for En-
gland where he expects to spend the
summer.
Joe .Langhammer has concluded
that Delaware county is good enough
place for him and will not go to South
Dakota to locate as he recently contem-
plated doing.
IS. L.Cary departed Monday even.
ing for Kansas City. He is chairman
Of the Louisiana delegation to the Sill.
yer Republican convention which meets
in Kansas Cisy today.
The building occupied by Douglas
photograph gallery is undergoing thor
ough remodeling. Theinterlor has been
replastered and papered and the exter.
ior is being reprinted.
Geo. Barber spent Sunday with his
father, j. B. Barber. George was
number of years ago in the restaurant
business here, but is now proprietor of
q jewelry store in Waverly.
Mrs. Martin Rudolph Of Canton,
South Dakota, accompanied by her three
sons visited last week at the home of
j. U. Schelling, southwest of this city.
Mrs Rudolf is sister.in-law to Mrs.
Smelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Abbott and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Hoag went to Edge
wood last Friday to witness the Eliza.
der Edgewood base ball game, which
resulted in victory for Edgewood by
q score of s tot.
Charles Noble received German
coach stallion, aSebastine,' last week
from Emmettsburg where he recently
purchased him. Tho animal is beau.
ty, weighing 14Oo pounds and was i'm.
ported from Oldenburg, Germany, few
years ago..
ELS. Cowles jr, has sold his dray line
to Elmer Gates, and entered the employ
of the Standard OIL Company, taking
charge Of its. business in this county.
The patrons of the company will find
Mr.. sCowles pleasant man to do BUSH
ness with.
"A number from here went to Messy
Glen last Friday to spend the day. The
party was composed Of Messrs. viii
Graham, Ernest Eaton, Roy Morse,
Harry Huene, Joe Mccormick, Ralph
Durham and Will Dick, and Misses
Bess Williston, Birdena Tucker, Flor
ence Atwater, Sue Wood and Grace
Wolfe.
Darwin Quimby, who escaped flom
the asylum at Independence short
time ago was found last Friday by Sher,
if Fishel just north of Forestville. He
was sent to Independence from this
county and the authorities took him to
the poor farm last Saturday. He made
his escape from the asylum out of q
third story window by means of rope