Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-05
Fred Durey was in Dubuque part

Mrs. IL. II. Holmes is quite Ill at
her home in this city.
Miss Aurelia Jones, formerly of
Delhi, has moved to this city.
-B IL. Kellar is suffering from an
attack of sciatic rheumatism.
Henry Eblers, of Ehler, was Man
chester business visitor Tuesday.
Lee Bronson, of Manson, spent
Sunday with his parents in this city.
%. j. Jameson, of Delhi, was q
county seat visitor one day last week.
Robert Barr will depart this week
for Quincy, Ill, for visit wltha sister.
-Marten Ahrens, of Dyersville, was
a Manchester business visitor Monday.
Miss Annette Tush has returned
from an extended visit to Webster
City.
Miss May Strickland, of Cedar RAP
ids, is q guest at the j. A. Strickland
home.
Paul and John Steger of Bremen
township were county seat visitors yes
teiday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E Newton, of Water.
loo, were Manchester visitors part of
last week.
--B. f. Miles and l.. Matthews were
Cedar Rapids business visitors last
Wednesday.
Nh and Mrs. J. X. Pierce will
move in the near future to Minneap,
oils, Minnesota.
Allen Barr has rented his farm in
Prairie township and is now numbered
among our townspeople.
w. G. Sabin departed last week for
Cedar County, Nebraska, where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. Bert Jackson, of Cedar Rap
ids, was guest of her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. II. o. Pratt, over Sunday.
W. e. Beeman has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to
resume his duties as fireman on the M.
& o.
Fred Nutter has sold his residence
property on West Union street to Hen
ry keiser. The consideration was
$4,000.
Henry Goodhile has returned from
California. Mrs. Goodhile will remain
for month or more in the far west be-
fore her return.
DR.. Evans b. French, who has been
practicing osteopothy here for the past
few months, has moved with his family
to Kirksville, Mo.
Miss. Alma Reltoy, who has been
visiting with relatives at Los Angeles,
California, for several months, is ex-
pected home this week.
The base ball boys are faithfully
rehearsing for their minstrel perform
ance to be held at the City Hall April
LIST. Don't forget the date.
Clarence Klonus has resigned his
position as drug clerk at Marengo and
is now employed as clerk In Harry
Hilton's drug store at Dundee.
Lawrence Il Green's announce the
arrival at the City Hall Pharmacy, of q
large stock of the latest styles of wall
paper and invite inspection of it.
Z. G. Allen, of Arlington, came
down last week to help celebrate the
birthday of his brother, d. B. Allen,
who was 6s years old last Saturday.
Atkins Il Chapel invite the readers
of the Democrat to call at their store
and examine their fine lir. of carpets.
They make carpets if purchaser desires
The home talent play, "Not 80
Bad After All" is having large ad-
vance sale of seats, and those wishing
to attend should get their seats immed-
lately.
Robert A. Denton has purchased
the lot on Gay street east of Mrs II. E.
Carpenters residence and will soon
commence the erection of mo ern
dwelling house thereon.
Michael Hogan, of Hopkinton, one
of the Oldest subscribers to the Demo
crat, transacted business here Tuesday,
and called at this office and extended
his subscription 70 1903.
MIR. and Mrs. william, Hogan are
now nicely settled on the Hogan farm
south of town, and Mr.. James Hogan
has taken possession of his new resi-
dence on franklin street.
The following letters are advertised
as uncalled for at the post office for the
week ending March 3rd: Mrs. Mary
Amling, Misses Edith Scott, Msude
Croyle, and MIR. Harry Smith.
Kit Edmunds has sold his real es-
tate in Delaware county and will go tc
Logan county, s. d., where he has ex-
tensive land interests. His many friendl
here regret his departure, but wish HIN
success in his new home.
/ The attention of stock ralsers il
called to S. E. Turner'S advertisement
of kow-Kure. The proprietors of thi
medicine, Mr.. Turner informs us, are s.
confident that it will do all that the
claim for it, that they give a Quarante
with it. Besides the fact that so man
good farmers in this county are usin
it, is in itself a sufficient recommend.
Last Monday deal was mad
whereby Mr.. John Fraser became bal
owner of the business of S. E. Turne
of the Main street feed store. The bu
mess will be carried on hereafter undt
the firm name of Turner T. Erase
AS will be seen by notice in snoth,
column, Mr.. Turner requests all person