Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-08-26
&c. o. Noble is in Wisconsin

20. o. Noble is in Wisconsin
this week.
Miss Faith Crum returned last
week from a visit with friends at
Oshkosh, Wis.
Max Houser is home from
Council Bluffs for visit with par
ents and friends.
ID. B. Allen is home from
Fairbanks where he has had charge
Of a stock of merchandise.
Miss Maude Crum is here for a
short visit before the opening of the
millinery season at Rochester, MINI.
Conductor and Mrs. Hart are
spending a month at Plainfeld,
Mich, where Mr.. Harris mother
lives.
Miss Hattie Rich returns today
to hospital duties at Iowa City after
a pleasant months vacation with
home friends.
The base ball boys played at
Freeport Sunday, losing five to three
and at Warren, Monday, they won by
the same score.
Harry Austin left last week for
his home in Des Moines, after
pleasant summer vacation spent
with friends here.
Jos. Noyes, who has been
guest in the home of his uncle, j.
A. Morse, returned Monday to his
home in Dubuque.
The Denver Express at the
Central Opera House last Wednes-
day was well attended and every one
who heard the company were salts
fed with their production.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kenyon
were Monday morning arrivals from
Chicago. Mrs. Kenyon is i'll and it
was hoped our doctors here and the
care given her in the Kenyon home
would most quickly restore her to
health.
Clifton Hitler, who with his
parents lives on the Norris ard
Stiles farm just west of town, has
been very low with typhoid malaria
for week past but at this writing,
Monday, the fever has abated little
and the attending physician has
every hope for his complete recov-
cry.
The Van Dyke & Eaton Com
pany, who hold the boards at the
Central opera House all next week,
carry Is stage people and are with
out doubt the strongest repertoire
company playing week stands on
the road. Last week they played in
Des MONIES and this week they are
at the Grand in Cedar Rapids. Mon
day night at this latter place, the
s. R. o. sign was out and they are
giving splendid satisfaction.
The annual meeting Of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge I. o. o. F.
of the U. S. will be held at Balti-
more, Md. Sept. 81 to 26, inclusive.
A special train has been arranged
for to leave Chicago at LOO p. m. on
Sept. 10. The special party going on
this train will be composed of Gen
eral NJ. F. Leroy and staff, with the
| department of Iowa, General Seek
ner and staff, with the department
of ILL.,, A general invitation is ex-
tended to all Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
and their friends to join this train
j Mrs. Minnie Steinbrecker Var
muth died at her home in Collins
Grove township last week. Mrs
Yarmuth was born in Germany
sixty seven years ago. She was the
mother Of eight children, five Of
whom are left to mourn her death
Mr.. Yarmuth and his motherless
BARNS are left doubly bereft, as oul
readers will remember not long agl
their home and all its conte nts were
burned to the ground. Since ther
they have been living in a summer
house. They have the sincere sym.
pathy ofeveryone in this added anc
greater trouble.
q "A number Of our exchanges
such as the Oelwein Register, Mon
, ticello Express and Dyersville Com
| mercial are exposing fake which
is unique to say the least. Each O
, the aforesaid towns and the sur
rounding country have been extern
} sively billed to have "a merchants
carnival. Balloon ascensions ane
> the usual accessories for such da,
) are enticingly advertised, but wher
5 the farmers appear on the date Sc
/ forth, the town is but pursuing it
+ regular daily routine. The Owls,
9 Member theatrical company ar
9 being blamed for the fake as
9 seems the dates for their appear
+ ance in town is the same as tn
a pretended carnival and by the flock
Q ing in of the farmers and their fam
|. lies, the Wise Member shows to ful
+ houses. Manchester, gentle reade,
q will have no merchants co,n;ys