Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-10-09
Che Demorrat.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. ., 1901.
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". II. damiln ana Joe HOag were
at Bellevue last week on hunting trip.
Fred and Harry Mnnson alter drd
the Independence fair part of last week.
Miss Grace Hersey, of Earlville, was
the guest OF Mrs. VIM. Dudley last
week.
Mr.. j. r.. Cameron, of Strawberry
Point, was q Manchester visitor, last
Friday.
Mrs. 7. A. Coleman, of Westgate,
is guest of relatives and friends In
this city.
Mrs. j. II. Allen is visiting relst.
ives and friends In Galena, ILL.,, and
Benton, Wis.
Miss May Denton is expected home
the latter part of this week from her
visit in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James LeGassick are
visiting relatives near Sioux Rapids,
South Dakota.
Ernest Bruce, of Chicago, was q
guest Of Manchester relatives and
friends last week.
Miss Nell Penny and Mrs. Mike
KegRn were Manchester business visi-
tors last Thursday.
Mrs. RIA. Kennedy returned Thurs.
day from visit with friends and rela-
tives at Cedar Falls.
Mrs. Robert Dewey, .of Hoytville,
Ohio, is a guest of her parent s, AR. and
Mrs. A. A. Anderson.
The Cooked Hat at the Central
opera house was well attended and
gave general satisfaction.
Six thousand Rainbow trout were
shipped from the hatchery here to
Webster City last Saturday.
The attention of the democrats of
Coffin's Grove township is called to the
caucus call in another column.
The Royal Neighbors will serve
dinner in the Bradley fisherman store
room on franklin street, Oct. 10.
Mrs. E. w. Raymond and children,
Of independence was guest of relatives
and friends here part of last week
Mrs. r. E. Carpenter returned last
Friday evening from visit of three
weeks with relatives at Clinton, Ill.
Harry Huene departed last Wednes.
day for Chicago to resume his studies
in the medical department of the Chica-
go University.
Isaac Sheppard and Geo. Beatty
have bought the stock and business of
the Geo. Easterbrook livery stable on
Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Losee Dorman, OF
ClarksvilIe, Iowa, are guests at the
home of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Dorman.
j. w. Dick, of Dubuque, who has
been guest of John Marschall, north
of town, for the past two weeks, return
ed hone Saturday afternoon.
Elmer Hesner is filling the position
s of book keeper in the First National
Bank here. He is from Lamont, and
as will be seen by our correspondence
from there this week, comes here higly
ly recommended.
The Y. p. G. T. of the U. b church
will give basket social at the home Of
Mrs. VIII Simpson Friday evening
October 18th, at 8 o'clock sharp. Car
risges will be in waiting near the posl
office to convey those wishing to attend
Michael Hahesy's residence on thu
west side will soon be ready for occu
pancy and when completed will be 9
pretty and comfortable home. 1t is no
because he is proud that Mr.. Hahesy
carries cane these days, but because i
is necessary to assist one of his ankle
sprsined recently.
The infant son of DR.. and Mrs.
A. May died at 10 o'clock this morning
The child was four months old and hat
been critically i'll for several days wit
stoppsge of the bowels. The sympath
of a large circle of friends will be extend
ed the family in their bereavement
Bulletin Journal. Interment was mad
in the Manchester cemetery.
Letters addressed to Misses Rut
Anderson, Nellie Bradley, Mimi
Strut, and Dorothy Powers; and Mel
danes Jane Hunt, Nilsson, Mary Ware
Messrs. Chas. w. Coats 2, Alvin Ier, +
f. Sanger, Leo Summers, Michael IT
bin, and Rev. Prof. DIR. F, w. Sadtl,
are advertised as unclaimed at the po
office, and unless called for soon will h
sent to the dead letter office.
The new furniture firm of Atkir
s. Chapel, make their announcement
this issue of the Democrat. The
store is on the east side of Frankl
street near the bridge, is filled with
new and choice selection of fnrnitur
which they solicit the readers of Il
Democrat to call and see, and which Il
firm will be glad to show and quo
prices. Read their announcement.
"A recent decision and opinion
Judge Mcpherson will be hailed wi
delight by law abiding citizens in sml
towns where one or more bootleggers a
defeating the purpose of the law al
spreading Generalization among i
people. Three Council Bluffs violate
of the liquor law were sentenced
Judge Mcpherson to thirteen mont
detention in the penitentisry at FL
Madison, and the court aays this
but taste of what those subsequent
COW ictod of the same offense may {
pect.
Morris Welsh, the Illinois Cent
special agent, came in Saturday mig
after q busy days work, during viii
he had rounded up three offenders
the Illinois Central. One was E