Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-01-30
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 80, 1901.
TELEPHONE 1874.


the city of Chicago.
Miss Dora LEROY spent Friday lat
with friends in Dubuque.
IS X. Myers spent few days tn
first part of last week in Chicago.
&C w. Fairchild was Cedar RAPID
business visitor last week Thursday.
Il. Ii. Hoytattended to his yariou
business interests in Lamont last wed
M. Shelton attended the Nj.
bunting sale in Masonvlle last Thurs
day.
David Chrysta', OF Ryan, was
business visitor in our city Thursda
last.
Michael Mnlligan jr., of Adam
township, has bsen very sick with pneu
MONA.
Miss Jennie Fishel spent the create
part of las week visiting frienda il
Waterloo.
The Duplicate Whist Club mtm
bers met with Mr.. and Mve. I. w. An
ders last Thursday evening.
s. ". Trenchard returned the flrst
OF the W,s5k from business trip OF sev
tral days duration in the city of Chicago
Geo. Hunt and A. Hollister, of the
Iollister Lumber Company, we're Du
buque business visitors Thursday last
Miss Olive Tucker departed Satur
day for Dubuque where she will enter
Mt. st. Joseph's College for the winter
term.
Wells & Eldridge are advertising the
gift of two towels with each sack OF
Quaker flour. Their adv tells you the
story.
Howard Clemans, of the Cedar
Rap.ds Business college, spent Saturday,
Sunday and Monday with relatives ana
friends here.
The Six-handed Euchre club mem
5 beers are anticipating an afternoon of
pleasure this afternoon "wednesday
with Mrs. J. w. Ford
,.:.
ployed by the school board to fill the
position in the Ryan schools made va
mel
M. ~.
relatives in Delaware and Eonkinton-
She want Fridov mornina Loot 80 49,
former n,aca from whora che COOS ~
Honkinton
~,
.su tllupy' "no "oihs lor 'iie ~
nnhuona oama ont Er;dar ,narn;ns 81 !.
faw dave visit WITH rol,t;naa "a
friends here
p,.... pa.
op uepai'eo ffiuay
wbare sba win ,;s;t 49, hsa..a D..
and sister Ra;s who ara n ~ 60,
nary at that nlaca -
a. r. - .Aei.' =, i,a1sei ~ niisn'
.no NC music oeaiers' was attend
hIanRhaStar n hct
Arms bnsinass lost wsar ,atn,n;ns -
Dnhnone Satnrdav
ID ~ a,,sh ..o 4an.ueo'e' a..eno-
sSen;na Tha na a. a. 1, .ars : , , J,
$50, uOu4uo i'siiah pahu
were 118 tickets sold
p.--;.,a m. 81. 10y BUSINESS ~ oe
ha,,a ~ - ' $50. NV io.'.e
80 ,,,,a-s 49, e ~ ~ i. 1soppsu ~ wy
~ ,,.e,, .;. ~ ~. -. ~ = 'ne' u
- ss ~ - 1'ei'
-, aa 'nes , 70 ~ use VI seliu-
CD. L. ~ -. 10 "a go Sn' 70 no"'
5.,a.... s' wy, Wy, 'a..oi nos auueo shas ~
,.as.,, ~ -. nS "a;A. NV 20 ~" p'e-
r., - :. ~ -'' y o'0oi.
ION II. W. lifril' returned the
ia.eer part OF last WeeK from Clinton,
where ne wa IN attendance IN company
WIN o.ner prominent MasoIs OF our
cl'y al tne meeting OIL De Molay Con
slstory.
The Spring Branch creamery re-
ceiyed during the month Of December
197.7O4 pounds of milk, average test 43,
average yield 4.95 made 1923 pounds of
butter, and paid an average Of 81. OF
per hundred for milk.
Strange as it NAV SEEM hut trne If
is, as appears from the Reporter, there
IL one person at least residing in RYAN
who is opposed to incorporating. 1t is
high time that that thriving village dis
carded its swaddling clothes, and be-
came a full grown town.
-Jndoa a : R,air of Nranohas.ar
was here Tuesday to oiya . beorina -
q case from stanley in which tho no.
ants asked for the sandina of thair con
ia the, reform school There sa.mod
to be hone for the how bowavar and he