Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-09-17

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. II, 1902.
Come to the fair.
The new library building is we'll un
der way.
Theatre every night this week a
the Central Opera House.
MIR. and Mrs. Hubert Pierce were
icago visitors last week.
Miss Clara Millett Of South Dakote
uest of relatives in this city,
Y. Henry of Colesburg transact
ness in this city last Thursday
IS Nellie Fober of Masonviile
uest of Manchester friends last
nd Mrs. G. w. Storey returned
1t weeh from their visit at Dell Rap
$50.
"A. b. Heacock, of Chicago, was a
guest of his sister, Mrs. j.. e. Davis
last week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Dodge, of Lamont, was
the guest of friends here the first OF
this week.
Jacob Miller of Lebanon, S. d.,
is guest of relatives and friends in
this vicinity.
Miss Dora Hills of Des Moines wss
'uest of relatives and friends in this
last week.
}larence Yorsn went to Mt. Yer.
friday to resume his studies in
Ill College.
.. ID. Clark, of Omaha, who spent
everal days here last week, returned
nome Saturday.
Miss Alice Jones went to Des
Moines last week, where she will take 8
course in music.
Burt Bishop went to Epworth last
Tuesday, where he will attend the Ep.
worth Seminary.
Miss Bertha Barr departed Thursday
for Fsyette where she will enter Upper
Iowa University.
miss Mabel Mitts of Carroll, Iowa,
was guest of her uncle, Mr.. Reuben
Pinch, last week.
Miss Jennie Langhammer has
charge of the eating booth at the fair
grounds this week.
\ b. Beal departed yesterday for q
visit of three or four weeks at Macedon,
N. Y, the home of his boyhood.
Or. j. A. May of independence
here last week by the serious
+ his father, MIR. j. W. May.
lga City defeated the Manches.,
aseball team at the Strawberry
fair Thursday by a score of II tod
Ralph Durham will return to Iowa
;vSaturday to resume his studies in
w department of the State Uni
,ity.
Mrs. Y. j. Friend and Mrs. o. A.
ham attended the meeting of the
MET w. @. 7. u, held at Epworth,
last
The NIB hester bowling team vert
to Earlyille Fay evening ana "a, dsf sist-'
ID the team at that place two out of the
three games played
j. G. Miller of Rock Rapids, Iowa,
is q guest of relatives and friends in
this vicinity Mr.. Miller is brother
of Mrs. Geo. Armistead.
RS. NJ. w. Hamilton and daugh-
Cascade we're guests of the
RS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
,mb, part of last week.
here are nearly three hundred in
al combines with total capital
n of about seven thousand million
-ars, protected by the tariff.
"A seat on the New York stock ex-
snge recently sold for $4,000, and it
predicted that before the close of this
If seats will sell for 100000.
Mrs. j. Fishel, of Elkport and Mes.
mes S. Q. Fishel and Mrs. Charlotte
human, of Iowa Falls, are guests of
.atives and friends in this vicinity.
The dance given at Pythian Hall
st Friday evening was attended by
ut dozen couples. Meskimen's
harp orchestra furnished the inspiration
and pleasant time is reported.
Miss Mildred Goshorn, of Kaispell,
Montana, was guest of her aunt Mrs.
H.C. Ilaeberle, last week. She departed
the first of the week for Mt. Vernon,
where she will attend Cornell College.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Fred Loomis,
son of A. r, Loomis, formerly resi-
dent of this city but now of Fort Dodge,
to Miss Grace Vincent of Fort Dodge
The ceremony will be performed at st.
Marks Episcopal church in that city,
September II.
On next Sunday morning the pas
tor will conduct service especially for
old people at the Baptist church. Some
of the good old gospel songs will be
used. The choir will be assisted by 9
chorus of children. Easy chairs will be
provided for the aged people. All are
welcomed to this service. Old people
are earnestly and cordially invited.
George, the thirteen -year-old son
of John Eichenberger, living south OF
town, met with very serious accident
last Saturday. While cuttinga piece OF
wood with q pocket knife, the knife
slipped and the blade pierced the eye
ball of the left eye. He was brought to
town and DR.. Douglas stitched up the