Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-08-28
Che Demorrat.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1901.
TELEPHONE ,s4.

VIII Maven was q Geuar haplQ6
visitor last Saturday.
Uncle Josh Widger, of Marshall
town is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Blake returned
home from Chicago last Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Hines and children Sun.
dayed with relatives at independence.
Mrs. Henry Emerson, of Waterloo,
was Manchester visitor part of last
week.
Supervisor $. p. Carter, of llopkin-
ton, made a business trip to this city
Monday.
The Manchester Public Schools will
open next Monday for the beginning of
the first semester.
\ marriage license was issued dur
Ing the past week to Orrin Greenwood
and Media A. Peets.
Il. r. Eaton who has been the guest
of his psrants in this city returned to
Des Moines Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. ben Davis, of near
Strawberry Point were Manchester
visitors last Thursday.
Men, note what Grasslield Bros.
say about The new and popular styles of
fine shoes for fall wear.
IF. ii. Paul of Des Moines was shak-
Ing hands with Manchester friends the
latter part of last week.
j. l.. Sullivan moved his family to
this city Monday and will make this
city their future home.
.HArdeil Simmons" owned by |. w.
Lampmsp, took second money In q race
at Monticello Thursday.
/ MIR. and Mrs. John Dubois and
Mrs. /. l.. Walters were strawberry
Point visitors part Of last week.
Miss Harriet Amsden, who is an
I Instructor in the Highland Park Col
leze, at Des Moines, is making weeks
visit with her parents in this city.
Don't miss the Big Fair at Ana
mosa Thursday. Every race is filed
aud 1t will be the bigges time for years.
Bring the crowd and come where the
crowds are.
"A most enjoyable evening was
spent by those in attendance at the re-
ception given by the Rathbone Sisters
in honor of Mrs. Chas. Barry at the
Pythian Castle last Friday evening.
Mrs. j.. y. Roney received fine
case Of peaches this week from Mrs. b.
Gillease of Carbondale, Illinois. These
peaches were grown in her yard and
are q fine sample of fruit
Jessie Lewis and DIR. McGee de-
parted Friday for the western part of
the state to visit at Clarinda the former
home of DIR. McGee. Jessie will visit
ct Omaha and in parts of Minnesota
before his return.
There will be a peach social at the
home of Mr.. Ned Lee on Tuesday even
ing, September 3rd, given nndeAtrc au-
spices Of the ladies of the Mseonyilln
cemetery society. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
r.. l.. Kortright annorEc e 8
that he has finished this season work as
travelling salesman fcI aim nipple
ments and is now Ircrsred to cry auc-
!. tlOn sales to the satisfaction Of those
who desire bis services Orders may lie
eft at this Office
w. +. Drum my, Gle of the large
farmers of fGams township, was vel
ccme caller ct THE office Monday. lie
reEorte that the corn crop in his section
has improved wonderfully the past ter
days and is OF tile opinion that his viii
be tbree.fourths of an average crop.
-Sk.i Roach, of the Spauldings, wa
pitted against klaus, the ex,Lyons 4
Healy twirler, in game last week II
Iowa, and the team with the musicians
twirler won the game. Klaus is pitch
ing excellent bali in the Hawkeye Stat
this season. Chicago Record Herald.
-B. W. Shepard, of Edgewocd, ha
purchased an interest in the Alail-Pres
at Strawberry Point, and has alread
become q resident of that place. Nj
Shepard was at one time editor of tn
Edgewood Journal The Mail Press
good paper anu the combined effort
Vt Messrs. Bronson & Shepard will max
strictly first class journal.-Herald.
Frank Klaus, who is now pitchin
for the Manchester, lowe, team BIT
was the twirler for the Lyon & Heal
team of the Commercial League in tn
early part of the season, is the pitcht
that has been selected by the CONNIE
cial and Mercantile Leagues to act ,
the slab artist in their game with Il
Royal Arcanum League Stars at Il
American League park Sunday morI
ing, September 9TH. Klaus was Il
star twirler of the Commercial Leagu
He will be brought back from low
exclusively for that contest.-Chicai
Record Herald.
"A. ID. Gibbons was in town coup
of days last week advertising the An
mosa fair which is being held this wee
from the 26th to Both inclusive. Il
attractions this year are the best ev
offered by this fair association, and
morrow, (Thursday), will be its bt
day. A special train will leave the
s. o. depot in this city tomorrow NOR
ing at s:45 and arrive at Anamosa
1O:4O q. m. Returning it will lea
at 7:3O p. M, and arrive here at s:
thus giving those in this city who
sire to spend the day there an oppcrtt
ity 10 do so, at small expense.
An Allison school teacher recen
received this note: Sir: Win you plel