Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-05-01
"A. A. Hollister was in DUBUQUE

H. L. Ram spent Monday and
Tue ,day l., Mt Vernon.
Nellie Penny spent Sunday at
her home near Winthrop.
/ Ben norpe Of Los Angeles Cal, ia
the guest of relatives here.
4 Mrs. z. j. Roche, Of Scion is visit
visiting friends In the city.
| Mics Nell Penny visited her parents
near Winthrop over Sunday.
/ Mrs. Jane Flack, of Delhi, visited
friends In this CITY last week
/ MFR. and Mrs. S. A. Steadmsn were
Cedar Rapids visitors Tuesday.
DIR. S. s. douglas, of Earlville, was
Manchester visitor Monday.
/ Mrs. E. W. Durham. is making a
weeks visit with Dyersville friends. =
Rev. Father O'Mears departs this
iweek for visit to his old home In Ire
land.
| n. M. Hyckenhull of Jacksonville
Ill is q guest at the home of j. w.
Miles.
| Mrs. w. H. Huftalen was Gree
Icy visitor Friday and Saturday of last
week.
Bert Matthews of this city is cap
tain ~ Tho Nop0oll NOllono huoo ho1l
team.
j. J. Hoag went to Nebraska Mon
day to look after his land interests in
that state.
Rev. A. King lie now located at
Delaware as pastor of the U. B Church
at that place.
Ralph Cougar departed Monday for
Madison, Wisconsin where he intends
to make his future home.
Mrs. Calvin Yoran spent Sunday
at Mt. Vernon guest Of her son,
Clarence, who is attending Cornell Col
lege.
e. F. Siss is building an addition
to his dwelling, and otherwise improv
ing his residence property on Howard
street.
Seth Beal has bought the A. N.
Sherwood residence on Howard street.
The deal was made through the real es-
tate agency of 6. G. Pierce.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the past week by Clerk Georgen to
Charles r. Dutton and Charlotte Rich
and Henry Bronson and Edith Clark.
Mrs. M. E. Hines has for several
days past been visiting with her sons,
Thomas and Hugh. at Prairie du Chen,
Wisconsin, where they are attending
school.
Mrs. Louis Atwster and grandson,
Louis Atwster, and granddaughter,
Susie Kelsey, depart tomorrow for New
York state, where they will spend the
summer.
Rainbow trout to the number of so.
900 were put into the Maquokets at
Forestville last Friday by the Superin-
tendent of the U. s. Fish Hatchery at
this place.
Miriam, the two year old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scare, of Cleve.
land, .. is very Ill at the homo Of Mrs.
Sears parents, Dr.. and Mrs. w. B
Sherman.
Its grandpa HI Sabin now, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Sabin having received word
that daughter was born to their son,
Chas. NJ. and wife, last Saturday at
Gallup, New Mexico.
Mrs. Austin Morey, who has been
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Graham for the past two weeks.
leaves to day for Kansas City where
her husband has position with the
Armour Co.
Hogan Brothers have q contract
from the government to supply $500
two and three year old heifers for an
Indian reservation. Off colored kickers
are said to be just what the Indians
like. At any event that kind Of heifers
will be accepted BY the contractors.
Owing to the change of time table
OF the Ill. Central at this station, Post
master Summersides informs US, that
hereafter the post office will be open on
Sunday forenoons from half past nine
until half past ten, instead Of at noon
as heretofore.
The tax ferrets ct work In this
county have thus far caused to be paid
into the county treasury between five
and six Thousand dollars of back taxes.
The ferrets estimate that before they
finish here the county treasury will he
enriched by their labors, nearly il not
quite $4,000.
| MIR. Peter Boardway who was q
member of the Gath N. Y. Infantry
Vols. has received from Al. Zabriskie
engineer and secretary of the N. Y.
Monuments Commission for the battle
fields of Gettysburg and Chattanooga,
one set. consisting of three books, Of
the "Final Report OF the Gettysburg
Monuments Commissioners" The sci
will be delivered free to any new York
soldier that participated In the Battle
of Gettysburg, upon request made
therefor to Mr.. Zsbriskie, % Fifth
Avenue, N. Y.
One of the pleasant instances Of the
Grand Army encampment in this city
during the first part Of June, says tht
Dubuque Globe Journal, will be thu
presentation Of Q badge to Past Depart
ment Commander Thrill, of Manches
ter. Capt. ]. F. Merry, who Is chair
man of the committee, has been chosen
by the department to procure the badge
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