Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-09-04
CHE Den, orrat.
WEDNESDAY, sEPTEMBER4 A, 1901.
TELEPHONE 1874.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1901.
TELEPHoNE 1874.
j, f. King departed Monday for
Mirne apolis.
The Board Of Supervisors are in
session this week.
VIM. Hockadsy was in Missouri
OH business last week.
- Miss Mary Link was an over Sun
day visitor in Edgewood.
The District Fair is. being held at
Strawberry Point this week.
The public schools of this city COM
menced the fall term Monday.
Mrs.J. B.Boggs and daughter, Amy,
returned last week from Colorado.
w. Z. Hunt is now in Western
Iowa selling T. N. Beacom's remedies
-Mrp. o. a. Durham and SOD, Ray,
returned from Colorado Friday morn
ing.
Robert Allen, of Independence,
was Manchester vsitora part of last
week.
Preston Bruce, of Chicago, is a
guest of his brother, contractor Art
Bruce.
Mrs. Spear teacher in the East
Waterloo schools is visiting with Miss
Clara Barr in this city.
-Stout's clothing house announces
the arrival Of the new fall styles of hats
and invites inspection of them.
Fred Nutter left yesterday with his
drilling outfit for Kingsbury County
South Dakota, via the NJ. u o.
The Manchester base ball team de-
feated the Cedar Rapids team at Month
cello last Thursday by score of 16 to 6.
Fred Hruby is taking the position
of Z. A. Metcalf while the latter is en-
joying q months vacation in Missouri.
-Ex-Sheriff and Mrs. E. s. Cowles,
Campton, were the guests of the fam
lily of their son, Ed, in this city last
week,
Ten car loads of the Foresters of
America passed through here Monday
on their way from Cedar Rapids to Du-
buque.
Miss Mable Edmunds departed
Monday morning for Mortified Minn.
to resume her duties as teacher in the
schools at that place.
Mrs. Margaret Barr who has been
spending the past few weeks visiting
her daughters in sanborn, Primghar and
Newell is expected home in a day or
two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johh Ginter, of Quas-
queton, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Thorpe in North
Manchester. Mrs. Ginteris Mr.. Thorpe's
eldest daughter.
ID. w. Bruckart, at one time a
prominent lawyer and politician of In
dependence, died of heart disease on the
23rd ult. at Alki Point, a mining camp
near Seattle, Wash.
"A through chair car will be on the
Illinois Central excursion train to the
G. A. r.. encampment at Cleveland
September 9th, for those who do not
wish to take sleeper.
The Manchester ball team met de-
feat at the hands Of the Dubuque ag-
gregation last Tuesday by score of A
to 0. Wednesday they turned the tables
by beating the same team by q score of
8to1.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. b. Stiles have re-
turned from three weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Ohio. They
were accompanied on their return home
by Mr.. Stiles youngest sister, who will
teach the coming year at Waterloo.
w. ID. Hogan has sold his residence
on Howard street, to Geo. Keiser, of
Prairie township, the consideration was
$4,1OO. Manchester people will hearth
iy welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Keiser to their
midst 1t is probable that Mr.. and Mrs.
Hogan will either buy or build next
spring.
Eminent Sir Knight Norris and
wife, Sir knight Leroy and wife, Sir
knight Lindsay, wife and daughter
Florence, and Sir knights Stout and
Elder have arrived home from the
Louisville ConcIave. They one all assert
that Louisville did its best and gave of
its best to make their visit enjoyable
and that in results the conclave was all
that the most hopeful of them could
have asked.
The Cedar Rapids Carnival will be
held this year all of the week commenc.
ing October 18th. The attractions al
ready CONTACTED for are many and of 9
high order, and the management prom.
Uses that no immoral fakes of any kind
will be permitted. Among the attrac
,tions will be the great spectacular Battle
of San Juan Hill which will be produ
eed for five consecutive nights during
the carnival.
-DiscourslEg on the hired girl prob
lem the Story City Messenger says
"Girls, you can solve the hired CIR
problem by learning TO be good house
keepers. You can get more money thar
as clerks and lay the foundation TO
building happy and pleasant hom'
when you get one for yourself. Man.
homes are made uncomfortable be
cause the wife did net want to hell
solve the hired girl problem in her time
A good, practical housekeeper in 4
home solves the hired girl problem her
self, but she will have to begin to TAX
the course while single"
The Crop Bulletin for week endin
Sept. 2, 1901, says, "The past week wa
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