Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03
IT. N. Arnold is making specially
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of grapes hesays.
DIR. Schofeld, Coggon, was in the
city over Sunday.
District court commences next
Monday with Judge Plat presiding.
"Kalamity's is the only korrect place
for klothing" says the proprietor of the
Plumber store.
Geo. S. Lister is the agent here for
the Eldridge Sewing machine. See his
announcement.
DIR. j. II. McGee, our physician Of
Osteopathy, spent Sunday with indie
pendence friends.
Peterson Bros. give, in their ad.
reasons why you should buy the butter
handled by them.
Miss Clara Commerford entertained
Miss Edith Curtis, of Monticello, q few
days of last week.
Floyd Peet and wife, of New Hamp-
ton, were in Manchester Saturday, call
ing on their many friends.
Fathers O'Mera, of this parish, and
McNamara, of Ryan, were passengers to
Dubuque Monday morning. Q
Miss Louise Till, Independence, re-.
turned Monday morning after few
days visit with Miss Sarah Ward.
Strain & Sons recently imported q
Cotswold male animal which now heads
the drove Of eheep on their ranch near
Masonyille.
e. w. Durham, who has been trav-
cling for the Deering Harvester Co.,
started on the road Monday last for the
Balms Castorine Co.
Mrs. Lucy Hum ington of Blu
chanan, Michigan, arrived here last
week for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. w. b. Hollister.
DR.. Shepley and wife made an over
Sunday visit with DR.. j. w. Scott and
family while enroute to their home in
Cedar Rapids from New York City.
flanagan Bros, of Lawler. Iowa,
offer for sale their 800 acre farm in
Chickasaw county. For particulars see
their advertisement, "Choice Farm For
Sale"
Ben Ireland, Independence, and
Prof. Anderson, Cedar Falls, assisted the
Manchester band during fair week, both
gentlemen being cornetists of no mean
ability.
AS a rule, it is expensive keeping
boys shod. r. w. Chambers says the
expense can be lessened by shoeing
them with the Twin Owl shoes. lie
keeps 'em.
The following letters are uncalled
for at the post Office IN this city; Miss
Ella Smart, Mrs. Amelia Accord, Mrs.
Lettie Renslow, Mrs. Baltus, E. e.
Adams, John Fl. Hoeffken, Primrose
Cream Lotion Co.
The public sale season is near at
hand, and that is the reason why Will
lisms & Kehoe, the Hopkinton auction
eer,, have placed their ad in the Demo
crat. twill be found on first page.
FFhey have the reputation of being first
class criers.
Geo. Lister had his plumbing force
at work at Earlville last week, putting
in bath fixtures for Mr.. Bisgrove and
doing the plumbing, etc, prepare tory to
the setting of q furnace, in the home of
w. 1. Millen. They are placing the
furnace this week.
Josiah French, of Las Cruce IS, New
Mexico, arrived in Manchester Friday
last and will make short visit with
friends in the city and vicinity. Mr..
French was formerly landowner of
this county and has many acqu aintances
here who are glad to see him s.gain.
Cigarette smoking is forbidden in
the stockyards of Chicago. That is the
last straw says the Centerville Citizen.
If the smell of cigarette is Offensive
in stock yard, what must it be in a
church door, in parlor or in an office
or store where ladies are compelled to
inhale its awful fumes.
On Tuesday, October 9th, the re will
be a barbecue at the residence of A. j.
Hersey in Collins Grove. A hog will
be roasted and general supper p rovid-
ed for all who attend. Proceeds or the
benefit of the Collins Grove Cen ietery
Association. A general invita- ion is
extended to everyone to attend.
Mr.. G. w. Barr severed his.. connec
tion here with F. A. Dens mole this
week, and will go to Mant hester thu
first of next week, where he has posi-
tion in Allen & Storey's clio hing store
George is an industrious, W right young
man, and has host of frie ads here wht
are sorry to see him leave. -Edgewoot
journal.
-Tuesdhy evening a re cital of rar,
interest to lovers of music was given il
the City Hall by Miss L ,ois Kennedy
soprano, accompanied by Mr.. Ashmor
Kennedy, clarinetist an Mrs. Ranr
pianist. Miss Bessie Jee nnette Andel
son gave several readiD gs- Tuesda
evening being press time with. the Dem
ocrat prevents further comment o.
the entertainment.
Will b. Cooksley i'd Miss Ma
Warren were married at Dyersville Las
Wednesday and departed the same ds
on a bridal trip to st. p lul. The groor
is the popular local edit u of the News
Letter and is a mod 81 young mar
The Democrat extends congratulation
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Cooksley an
joins their many frie nds in wishin
them long and happy married life
Hon. b. A. Baker has sold his in
taraat in the Inn ,her 'hnaineas in Spp