Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-05-22
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WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1901.
s TELEPHONE 1874.

& WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1901.
TELEPHONE 1874.
Sour, very, Cal Atkinsons new ad.
No marriage licenses were issued
during the past week.
viii Ward departed Tuesday on q
business tripto Lyle, MINI.
Henry Mfllen of Greeley, was q
Manchester visitor Monday.
Gertrude and Ruth Pratt were over
Sunday visitors at Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Trenchard
spent Sunday with relatives in Barry
vile.
Miss Name Satterlee left Monday
morning for Washington, d. O. to visit
her father.
y r.. Dewey of Toledo, Ohio, is in
the city, a guest at the home of A. A.
Anderson.
Tom Simmons left Monday morn
y ing for trip to Cedar Rapids and
MarbnAiIt0Wn.
Miss Anna Clark, of ForestviIle,
visited relatives and friends in this
city over Sunday.
Mrs. E. M. Carr returned last Sat-
urday from ten days visit with rela-
lives and friends in Chicago.
George Commerford will this week
open Ice cream parlors in the first build
ing north Of the Globe hotel.
Mrs. r. w. Caul left for Dell Rap
ids, s, d., Monday night, called there
by the sickness of her mother. =
DIR. E. E. Newcomb is in Clear
Lake In attendance at the State Dental
Association being held at that place.
Miss Edith Fox, student at the
Moody Institute In Chicago spent few
days last week with her parents in this
city.
The waterworks proposition voted
upon last Saturday by the adult resi-
dents Of Earlyille, crrried by majority
Of nineteen.
Ben Smith departed last Thursday
afternoon for Chicago where he has
accepted q position with the Mccormick
Manufacturing Co.
The dance given at the Central
opera house was well attended and q
good time was enjoyed by those partici-
pating. About SAT was cleared by the
lodge.
The increase in the actual value of
moneys and credits during the past
year in Delaware county is $261, 1868 as
3 shown by the assessors books. The in
: crease in Manchester alone is $4,000.
Sam McAreavy, of Ehler, who had
one of his fingers injured some time
ago while at work in his creamery, was
compelled to have the member ampu-
tated Tuesday, DIR. Donnelly doing the
work Ryan Reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vorwsld of
Colesburg mourn the loss of their little
son Raymond, who died after brief
illness of pneumonia. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy Of their
friends in this vicinity -Dyersville
9 Commercial.
The Waterloo Steel Tank Co. have
an advertisement In another column,
1 inviting those contemplating the pur-
chase of q water tank to write the
company for price list and discount.
Agents are also wanted to engage In
selling tanks.
{ The attention of those desiring
treatment for eye, ear, nose or throat
troubles, is called to the card of DR..
w. E. Boynton of Chicagoa specialist
In the treatment of those diseases who
announces that he will open an Office
here in Pythian hall next Monday, for
one week only.
At q meeting of the executive Com
mittee Of the Old Settlers Association
Of Delaware countyit was decided
to hold the next reunion on the
fair grounds In the third week in
June at day to be hereafter de-
cided upon. Any Old Settler that
can give any "reminiscences Of early days
would confer a favor on the associa-
tiont by corresponding with F. B. Peet,
of Edgewood, who is president, or Sec
rotary NJ. E. Blair, of Manchester.
Pension Attorney Marvin vouches
for the correctness of the following:
! widows who were pensioners under the
old law and their pension ceased be-
cause of remarriage and are now
widows again with an income of less
than two hundred and fifty dollars and
are now dependent on their labor for
their support can now receive their
3 original pension of twelve dollars per
month by making proper application
therefor.
The Iowa statute which makes it an
offence for anyone to have in his pos
session yellow colored oleomargarine
was declared unconstitutional by Judge
AS. Blair, last Thursday. The grand
: jury, at the instance of the state dairy
commission, had James G. Cousins, the
postmaster of Earlyille, indicted for
..knowingly having in his pos session
for use in his family an imitation but
tor, the same being substance colored
and disguised to resemble yellow butter
as 9 substitute for butter, the said sub
stance being in packages plainly mark
ed oleomargarine and duly stamped
with the United States revenue stamps"
To this indictment the defendant de-
INJURED and the court sustained the de-
INJURED and discharged Mr.. Cousins.
The case will be appealed and the vail
dity Of the law finally tested by the gu
preme court of the state.
The republican primary election