Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-07-24
Miss Hattie Rich is visiting in

Miss Ruth Reeves is visiting
friends in Waterloo.
William Williams was an Independ
ence visitor Monday.
About twenty. of the local Elks are
in Dubuque today.
IL. r. Stout and b. w. Jewell were
i In Chicago over Sunday.
j. j. Hoag Is making weeks visit
with his son, Harry, at Garner.
Fred Hamblin departed Friday fol
Waterloo where he expects to locate.
u. II. Allen and Sam Steadman
were independence visitors Monday.
Theron Coon, of Dubuque, was an
over Sunday visitor at the home of his
parents.
Mr.. G. Andrews, of Hazel Green,
Wisconsin, has been for several days
past the guest of his son, the merchant
at Dundee.
DIR. and Mrs. James Anderson, of
Dubuque, were Manchester visitors here
last Friday.
Mics Elizabeth Brown, of Ana
mosa, is visiting friends in the city, q
guest of Miss Alice Walters,
Geo. Rae, of Colesburg was a guest
at the home of his sister, Mrs. O. A.
Durham, part of last.week.
Mrs Minnie Stoddard and two child
rem, of st. Paul, is the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Marvin.
Milton Waugh, of Chicago, spent
Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Waugh, in this city.
The Misses Amelia and Bertha
Mitch are making an extended visit
with friends and relatives at Galena,
Illinois.
Ed Harrison and Gene Ellis depart
ed yesterday morning for Blue Earth,
Minnesota. They will make the trip
on wheels.
Miss Msude Miller, of Manchester,
has been the guest of A. q. Johnson in
this city for several days.-Dubuque
Telegraph.
MIR. and Mrs. Calvin Yoran and
son, Clarence, depart Monday for Clear
Lake, where they will take three
weeks outing.
Harvey Keyes arrived home Thurs
day evening from Minneapolis, Mimi,
for visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Reyes.
Casper Westermeir has just COM
pleted on his farm barn 44xS0 feet,
one of the largest among the many large
barns in Bremen township.
Clarence Torrey, librarian at the
Chicago University, is making three
weeks visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Torrey, in this city.
The United States Fish Commits
sion car was here last Saturday and
stocked the Maquoketa at this place
with 5000 bass, pickeral, croppies and
Mississippi sun bass.
Capt. Merry was In town Saturday
and closed the deal whereby Am. Sher-
wood became the owner of the lot and
building on Franklin street, occupied
by Z. Z. Farwell and b. Wood Jewell.
Miss Daisy Durham, of Manches-
ter was in the city for few hours yes-
terday, on her way home from low q
City where she has been visiting her
sister who is matron of the Homeo-
pathic hospital Cedar Rapids Repub-
iican.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b. Allen have
gone to Chicago, where for the next
two or three months they will be guests
at the homes of their daughters, Mrs.
job nson and Mrs. Hart. They expect
to visit the exposition at Buffalo before
their return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merit X. Brown re-.
turned home Saturday from the east,
where they spent several weeks at the
Buffalo exposition, and since then have
been at sanitarium in Richmond, Ind,
where Mr.. Brown was under treatment
for heart trouble. Merit is now looking
hale and hearty, but will not resume
his trip on the road until about Oct 1st.
NOAH was one of the earliest ad-
vestisera,' says and exchange. "He adj
vertised that he would sail on a certain
date. Those who didn't believe in adj
vertising failed to get tickets and were
left in the wet during the forty days
rain without umbrellas or bathing
suits. AS most of them could not swim
they took to trees and became monkeys.
Secretary Bishop announces that
he has secured the celebrated Miller
family as one of the attractions of the
Delaware county fair. They give q
tight rope and trapez performance and
trick bicycle riding and have been with
Ringing Bros. circus for the past four
years, until recently. They are highly
spoken of by those who have seer
them and wllldoubtless prove popu
lar attraction at the fair.
An exchange says, let any victim Of
the liquor habit eat ripe tomatoes
sprinkled with salt, consuming as much
as possible, Lat the eating of these to
matoes and salt to excess be kept up fo
several days and the eater will fine
liquor offensive. lie won't be able t.
drink it, and if he does 1t will be un
grateful to his stomach, SO much 81
that it will be thrown up. This is thu
cheapest gold cure yet heard of,
Here is fish story that beats an,
we ever heard Dolph Sherwood or Dav
Lewis tell, and for it q Georgia ex
change is responsible: "a gentleman
near Durango owns bird dog whicl
/. is especially good at fetching thing
out of the water. In order to show