Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-17
william Hines, of Prairie township

tuIueu IIOm lpWH City rE'udy.
IS. Il. Kic,ar,ls, Of Edgewood, wa,
q Manchester visitor Thursday.
-Authur Spare offers two Jersey
heifers and several Jersey calves, fol
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. X. Meyers returned
from their wedding trip Wednesda,
evening.
The residence of Ferdinand Dun
ham on Main Street is receiving coat
of paint.
e. j. Hopkins, of Hopkinton wal
shaking hand with Manchester friends
Thursday.
Mrs. J.J. Lindsay and daughter
Florence were Dyersville visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Strickland spent par
Of last week with relatives and fricndt
at L ions, Iowa.
Marshall Allen is still wAgins wal
OF unmuzzled CANNES having killed
several during the past week.
Miss Angie Nix departed Thurs
day for Dyefsville for two weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Hiss Maggie Behman and John
Heath were united In marriage last
Wednesday evening, Rey. futile "lli'
Chatting.
II. z. Peterson AMI family depart
OIL the latter part Ut last week fol
Waterloo whcre they will max. tiieii
future home.
Plumbing should DO done accord
ing 10 the most sanitary melhuds, and
this u. $. Lister announces he is pre-
pared to do.
Three train loads of US. Volun.
teers passed through here from New
York on their way to Manila to dc
garrison duty.
~. ~. lIollister went to Coyinton
Tennessee last Wednesday on business
in cnnn.ct,on witb tho li.tch;a R,v..,
Lumber Cumnan,
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early ,rhnr.dav morninv shnttin. III
the city water from patrons wllo hud
not val; Maid their water rents
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A'iASon.
Mrs. p. E. Triem gave tea last
Tuesday evening to number of h.,
young gentlemen friends. Tea was
served at half after six o'clock, aftsI
which q pleasant evening was passed
playing games.
j. A. McFern and wife pack ed theil
household effects and removed To MAJ
chester. During their residence here
they have made numerous friends who
sincerely regret TO see them leave
Ryan Reporter.
Fritz Wassman and Royal SHARP
have bought . butcher shop vt EARLY III
Sac county and will take possession al
soon as Mr.. Sharp can move there
Their location is in q thriving town ol
about 700 inhabitants and the only shoI
in town.-Lamont Leader.
Glenn L. keenan, and family r.
moved to Storm Lake the latter part OF
last week where they will make theil
future home. Mr.. Keenan, has beer
In the employ Of j. j. G0en as travelling
salesman. Their many friends reyre
their departure from this city.
-Abont 300 Was realized at the din
ner. supper and apron sale at the lJni
yersalist church on, the 9th inst. Tn,
euesses on the bottle ranged all til,
way from 1000 to 40Oc. Mr.. A. q
Philip guessed the exact numbe
1928, and was awarded fancy quilt
There ia auch a thing "a prndenc
lin love affairs. An Atchison youp,
man keeps a book. and calls on no pil
Twice In succession: neither does b.
take the same GIRL ont twice In on
month. He has no desire to encourap
false hopes. We are relieved to know
there ia one prudent soul in impuis,y
Kansas. -Fayette County Union.
Tho ..,os. co,nt.y. r.,,r.,d ha,n,
|built from MANCHESTER to Oueldu. civ
ling both towns access to new trun1
| line systems. the Chicago Great West
arm at Oneida and Illinois Central =
i Manchester. ia abont compi.ted. It bsin
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