Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-07-24

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Mrs. r. a.. Kennedy returned from
Cedar Falls Saturday.
-aIce Cream Freezers', is the text Of
Geo. S. Listers new ad.
REV. l. M. Gibson attended the
Chautauqua at Waterloo Saturday.
j. w. Davis, of Strawberry Point
visited Manchester friends Saturday.
DIR. E. E. Lusk, of Epworth, was a
Manchester visitor the first of the week
Miss Lulu Newcomb, of Lyons
Iowa, is a guest at the J. A. Strickland
home.
Mrs. John Bremen, of Yankton,S D..
| is guest of her sister-ln-law, Mrs. ii. A.
Granger.
IS. S. Ives, of Dundee, returned last
week from sojourn of several weeks
in North Dakota.
Local Lodge No. 165 A. f. and A.
NJ. meets next Saturday evening, July
81, in the lodge rooms.
w. F. Herbst, who has been the
guest OF j. 81. Lawson, departed Satur-
day morning for his home in Fairchild,
Wisconsin.
Clyde Heath, of slater, Iowa, visited
relatives and friends in the city the first
of the week. He was on his way to at
tend the encampment now being held
in Dubuque.
The marriage of Miss Bernice Nc
Cormick and 1. G. Newcomb will take
place at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccormick ON Gay
street, this, "wednesday evening.
"A cracker jack game of ball is ex-
pected between the Cigar Makers, win
ners of Mondays game,) and the
Clerks. Clerks of the first team will be
barred. Watch for the large announce
ment bills.
George Malven, formerly of this
city, but now of Sterling, Illinois, has
been granted pension of So per month
o,,<l H. nv~ ,n,, f.or,, An,;l rQnn Tor d;co
s;;;.n 1 ,,a,,". r.. n,h;,a i .ha sa.a,oa 80
tha Io,.s Nat;ona, nna-as
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was completed Monday evening. The
men behind this movement are to be
congratulated on their enterprise that
made this road possible against all
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l4e.1ers auolesseu u Mis' TRUSTS
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MIS-. EVANS Mls. Elen l. NeWcomp'
lone John Masterhan Frank Fry Ro.
land Gwlick Burton Parker. F. 6. WaId.
ron and Tank s. Hoffman
r,ana r,.,, ~ ,..,o ,on 80 NJ.
on, NJ 1ahn ranh ND tha ,a,.fa.
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a.,a;.a .' : i ba..a ..,'a nn,asd;nn ~
ana ss,,a,.,a ;n;".;ns noth - thar,
me- ns;, ana son,a aa.h n,as to.n off ,ha
lu0 u6ll dlU eOIu6 llSeu WAS tUEu Oll tu6
first finger on the right hand and two or
three fingers on his left hand were also
badly bruised. -Edgewood Journal.
n M C,ond left for Canton s u
Tuesday for a few weeks, visit While
gone he expects to stop at Cherokee
IeMars Stony Citv and other points in
search Of a location for the practice of
law. whatever town he and his broth.
or decide to locate in will be assured of
two more residents Of the highest char.
acter as well as two young lawyers of
the greatest ability. Earlville Phoenix.
An nntnow ed;tor otto, ,oot,nn
ou.. ,ha s,.nat,on -asahas tho fo,,a-
~, .ono,na,on.. uSonar ~ ~ ohn,ah
- ,saan nh,,a a,ha.s - 20 s,.on caroa
On ~ ta,, tha;r woss. othors 30 - show
tha;r Clothes sanna ~ 10 haar tha
nraaohar othar. HE the so,o so.aa,ha,
Rove ~ - raoonno;,ar. wis haoa,sa
than a,,., Man. ~ 81, anoh rasao
t;ono. nroo,ons fau % ho,n oo,,aot;ons
MIS-. Jane Bethel, OF Manchester,
arrived IN the city last Monday after
noon and spent q few hours atthe home
OF Mr. and MIS-. j. II. Llmbeck. Az
midnight, accompanied by her nephew,
G. X. Toogood, she departed on the
Great Western for Shoreham, Mimi,
where they will visit relatives. They
Will also visit points in North Dakota
before returning home. -Dyersyille
News Letter.
Jack Muller, probably brother of
Mauds', like her had an experience in
the hay field, which is thus related by
an exchange: "Jack Muller on sum
mer's day raked the meadow sweet
with hay. The mule with which he rak-
cd the hay, was muckle dun with spots
of gray. Jacks shirt was hickory, his
pants were brown with a patch on the
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