Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-24
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a, 1901.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a, 1901.
q TELEPHoNE 1874.
The Delaware County jail IS under-
Going extensive repairs.
Mrs. I'D. b. Thorp returned sat
rday from visit at Fayette.
Mrs. larry Baker, OF Prairie town
ship transacted buslnes, in the city
Saturday.
The next R publican State Con.
vention WILDE held IN Cellar R.p,us,
August 7th.
IL. F. Msrtindale has local in
another column of interest to those
owning pianos.
MIR. and Mrs. nahesey attended the
funeral of Mrs. Thos. Ryan at Mason.
vile last Friday.
j. w. Miles is building new
house near the line of the M. 81 O. Ry
In the north part of town.
The Delaware County State Bank
Is building vault In the basement of
the Bank for the storage of old papers.
james Clugston has gone to Louis
lana with the intention of investing In
Rice lands, II he finds the outlook favor
able.
Hereafter until further notice j. ].
Dudley will only be On the market to
buy and receive stock, on Tuesdays and
Saturdays.
Bernie Sabin returned home Satur-
day from Cedar Rapids, wh.re he has
been attending the Cedar Rapids bust
nsas college,.
Z Bert lTenaerson, If the firm of
james Henderson & Sons, of Ehler,
spent Monday in this city In the inter
est of his no, 80
Mrs. s. j. Edmunds returned from
Minneapolis Friday evening, where she
had been to visit her daughter, Miss
Mabel Edmunds.
The annual encsmpment of the
Grand Army of the Republic, depart
ment of Iowa, will be held at Dubuque,
June to 8 inclusive.
-Mrs. p. E. Triem entertained q
party of her young friends Tuesday
eaening in honor Of Charles Newcomb,
who recently returned from Texas.
The tax ferrets at work in Hardin
county have already called into the
county treasury back taxes to the
amount of $4,000 and the end is not
yet.
Earnest Cosd, of Jesup, Roy Bird,
Of Winthrop, and Arthur Devine, of
Wabash, Indiana, arrived In the city
Saturday and have accepted positions
with the Delaware County News.
"A Boat Livery Company has been
organized and has placed eight nice
new hoats on the Msqnoketa for the
benefit of its patrons. The Companys
place OF business is at the foot OF Della
ware street. west Of franklin.
The Illinois Central will run q i
si'eclai excur:fon to Dubuque, Friday
of this week at the extremely low price
Of 81 90 for the round trir, the occss-
sion being the eighty-second snniver-
sary of the organization Of the
j. 20. OF.
ssANallsRaper. and.paints lis the cub
ject that Anders s. Philip, proprletors
OF the Central Pharmacy, expiate upon
In their half page advertisement. The
subject is timely as nearly every house
owner will need to invest in one or the
other Of these articles. You will not
fail to see their announcement, and
should read 1t.
DIR. j. Ross, q Sioux City physician,
makes the assertion that no case Of
smallpox exists in Iowa, and offers to
wager $500 on his opinion. He says
that the test is to take the patients who
have recovered from the disease that
the city physicians call smallpox, vac
cinate them with virus from unqnes-
toned smallpox cases, and they will be
found to not be immune.
The Missionary Society of the Pres.
byterian Church will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Clark on Franklin street, We'd
nesdsy April "a, at 2:3O p. m. The
subject willb India, and the following
program will be given: The Beginning
and Progress of Missionary Work in
India,-The Need, Influence and Spirit
nal Trust OF Medical Missions, THE
India Famine and Mission Scenes from
Everyday Life in India.
The Herbol Remedy Co., which is
to commence series of entertainments
at the Central Opera House is one of
the largest Medicine Companies on the
road. They carry company of ladies
and gentlemen to entertain In q refined
manner. Good singers, fine dancers,
wonderful trapez artists and funny
comedians. They will be In Man
chester for two weeks, opening Mon
day, April 90, with big free show the
first night.
There Will be meeting at the
Baptist church this Wednesday even
ing April 24,) of all those interested in
temperance reform. Rev. q. S. Dean,
who so ably defended the cause in his
lecture here last week, will be present
to give an address and assist in the
furtherance of the Organization of the
Mupchocfor, IJrnhih;tjnn Climb All mo
Invited to come and hear this gifted
speaker and enjoy the songs, toasts and
speeches Of an interesting program.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. ID. b.
Allen returned from Chicago, accom-
panied by her son-in-law, Mr.. Hart,
and her two daughters, Mrs. Hart and
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