Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-06-04
"A. G. Cleveland is in Webster City

g. w. Keaggy was an Epworth
visitor part of last week.
Hon. w II. Norris was Dubuque
business visitor Saturday.
Mrs, w. II. Norris was a Dubuque
visitor the first of the week.
Hon. Il. w Durham was a Des
Moines visitor part OF last week.
-Chas. Hanson was business visit
or at Webster City last Thursday.
Alexander Neiley, of Sand Springs,
YVES Manchester business visitor last
week.
Mrs. Kate Cowell Brown, of Stuart,
Iowa, is guest of her brother, G. At
kinson.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. X. Smith of Mason
vile were here visiting and shopping
Saturday.
Miss Marie Sawyer, of New York
City. is guest of her sister, Mrs. H.
w. Bradley.
Miss Mertie Wells returned to Mt,
Vernon, Monday, after spending q few
days vacation at home.
Mrs. F. e. Patton and daughter, of
Ehler, visited relatives and friends in
this city part of last week.
MIR. ind Mrs. S. f. Hazard, of Min
neapolis, are visiting relatives and
friends in this city, guests of the latterfs
mother, Mrs, is. Triple.
We condole with you Howard.
Not but what we think you have gotten
your just deserts, but in spite of that,
we cannot help but sympathize with
the under dog in fight.
-Yes, the Democrat is still giving
one of its nice premiums to all of its
subscribers, old and new, who pay one
years subscription in advance Call at
the office and see the premiums.
Mr.. Anton Miller and daughter,
Mrs. F. J. Rieger, left for Wabssha,
Minnesota, Wednesday morning, where
they will visit with Mr.. Miller's son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Brass.
Bert Hoag won the local cham
pionship at the bowling tournament
held at the Mslyen alleys in this city
last Wednesday evening, Ton Hen
nessey and John Merkl tied for second
place and in the throw off Mr.. Hennes-
soy won.
Fourteen car loads of race horses
passed through here last Thursday
morning. The train carrying the
horses passed through this place at a
rate of about mile minute and caus-
ed considerable comment by those who
saw the high rate OF speed at which
they passed through.
Flower Mission Day will be OBJ
served at the county poor farm Sunday
June Sth., at 2:30 p. m. Religious SER
vices will be conducted by Rev. Kirk
wood after which will be the distribu-
ton of fruit and flowers. Everyone is
cordially invited to come and help make
this very happy day for these people.
Morris Hetherington departed Sat-
urday for Crawford, Nebraska, whers
he has accepted position as book
keeper for firm there. Clarence
Boardway has taken the position at
the NJ. s. 0. depot formerly filed by
Mr.. Aetheripgton, and Don A. Preuss
ner takes the position vacated by MIR.
Boardway.
"A Colorado paper says that baby
lie the prince Of walls, an inhabitant OF
lapland, the morning caller, MONDAY
crawler, midnight brawler, the only
precious possession that ever excites an
envy, key that opens the hearts of all
classes, rich and poor alike IN all coun-
tries,a stranger with unspeakable cheek
enters the house without stitch on its
back and is received with open arms BY
everyone.
Ex-senator Dan Young, of Man
chester, was in town Friday. He is out
after bridge business with his old tint
vigor, and is doing well. He has pu
his newspaper into competent hands
and is working night and day to get OF
his feet. Dams friends, who are mum
erous in this community, will be glat
| to learn that his courageis as high a
ever, and that he sees light ahead fl
nancially. independence Bulletin Jour
nal.
Allen Graham and Harry Thomp
son, of this city, who are attendin
Drake University at Des Moines wer
very much in evidence at the state field
meet held at the capital city last Wed
nesday. Allen Graham won the hol
step and jump and tied for first plac
In the high jump, while Harry Thomp
son won the half mile run, clipping 81
seconds from the state collegiate record
and also won the mile run. Drake VOL
the championship and the team trof
that place will so to the inter state co
lege meet to be held at Chicago.
C. w. Fairchild and Fred Durey ha'
purchased an interest in the manufactu
ing firm of Williams & Huutin
Cedar Rapids, manufacturers of sashe
, doors and blinds. Mr.. Fairchild h
for some time had al interest in tt
Cedar Rapids Lumber Co. and hayil
such extensive interests in that ci
q will move to that place sometime DIT
!, ing this month. Mr.. Fairchild will !
). the manager OF the sale department
: the Williams 4 Hunting Co. and {
. vote his attention to that part of II
. business. The many friends of t
4 family regret their departure, but {
= tend their best wishes to them in thu
4 future home.
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