Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-07-17
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Eddie HOLSTER was Coggon visi-
tor Saturday.
Geo. Dubois 10 visiting his son at
Mason City, Ia.
Tom Simmons arrived home from
Chicago Friday.
| Elias Pinch was Peosta visitor
one day last week.
Mrs. G. e. Smith is visiting her par
ents at West Liberty.
&C. b. Eaton was a business visitor
at Waterloo Wednesday,
Miss Lena Robinson returned to
Chicago Thursday evening.
Miss Mabel Miller is visiting friends
and relatives at Arlington.
IS. x. Myers was business visitor
at Cedar Rapids Thursday.
\ james Link, of d. ersvlle, was a
Manchester visitor Saturday.
| "A girl baby was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Gay Miller Monday, JulyS.
Mrs. w. d. Goodwin is visiting
friends and relatives in Chicago.
| Floyd Wilson, of Tacoma, Washing
ton, is a guest at Mrs. G. w. Storey.
Mrs. Chas. Aldous and little son
spent part of last week in Waterloo.
Mrs Geo. w. Durham and son,
Harold are visiting relatives in Michi-
gan.
John Creelman of Usage, visited
part Of last week with friends in this
city.
Bert Grems spent part of last week
with relatives and friends at Frericks-
burg.
Mrs. A. j Croft, of Aurelia, an aunt
of II. S. Tubbs, visited here few days
last week.
Mics Bessie Hall, of Ft. Dodge, was
q guest at the home of p. d. French
last week.
Claude Austin, who has been in Wis
consin for the past year, returned home
Thursday.
C. L. Gatke, who has been engaged
to pitch ball here, arrived Friday even
ing from Chicago.
Miss Livy G. Turner, of oalido
Colorado, visited relatives and friends
in the city last week.
II
20. b. Mills returned Tuesday to
Somerville, Tenn, where he is engaged
In the photograph business.
Mrs. VS.. Jones is making sew.
eral weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Marinette, Wisconsin.
Clarence Copeland returned home
from Chicago Saturday for weeks
visit with relatives and friends in this
city.
i Miss Grace Abvell, of Chicago, who
has been the guest of friends here for
some time past. returned to her home
Saturday.
Rev. E. o. Chapel. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ell. Chapel,o of this city. is the new
pastor of the First Congregational
church at Viola, Wis.
Stephen Kolar, our popular third
baseman, was in Chicago few days of
last week, being called there by the ill
ness of his little daghter.
Gene Williams is making the run
las express messenger on the south
branch ;E tie place of Briggs, who is
taking weeks vacation.
Mrs. George Wickersham, of Oma-.
hs, who has been guest of relatives
and friends in this city for sometime
past, departed for her home last Friday
Harvey Cooley has bought of the
Denton estate the lots and buildings on
Franklin street occupied by Hockaday's
meat market and Grassfeld Bros shoe
store.
Mortimer Seeley returned to his
home at Grinnell last Wednesday. He
was accompsniedby his brother; John,
who will make several days visit
there.
w. j. Bowen, who left here last
spring, going to Nashua to operate the
wooden mill there that he purchased last
fall, has got the plant into working or
der as appears from the following in
the last issue of the Reporter: "Mr. w.
j. Bowen, proprietor of the wooden
mill, began putting his flannels and
blankets on the market this week. He
will have the finer line of goods ready
for the market in ehort time and will
then put salesman on the road"
Dynamite, according to the Inter.
national Cyclopaedia, is mixture of
earth, nitroglycerine and alkaline. "Ig-
nited in the open air, it burns quietly.
If properly made it ought not to be ex-
ploded by heat up to liz deprees Fab
renheit, by spark or by any ordinary
shock, though cases are said to have oc-
Cured where one of these causes singly
has sut1iced. In the hands of careful
workmen its use is comarstiyely free of
danger and it may be easily transported"
u Mr.. q. r. Russell, of this city, who
uses large quantities of dynamite in his
business, referring to the item in last
weeks issue of the Democrat, regard
ng the storage of a quantity of the ex-
plosive in the business part of this
place, says that in his judgment the
fears of those who think there is danger
in such storage, are groundless. How
ever, he does not want to be the means
of annoying any one and has moved the
dynamite belonging to him to the out
skirts of town and says he will remove
+ Fit farther away if desired by any one.
Louis Let's, seventeen year old
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