Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-04-22
w. d. Hogan Is in Chicago this

Il. Drew is in Chicago this week on
business.
August Melchert of Ryan was in
| Manchester Sunday
DIR. Bowker of Delhi was Man
chester visitor Sunday.
Felix Hennessey of Masonville was
q Saturday visitor in this city.
The w G. L. U. will meet with
Mrs. Hines at 2:3O p. m. Friday.
4 Mrs. Mert Brown and daughter
visited friends at Central City yester-
day.
| Clyde Lawrence of Forestvllle visited
in the Earl Hudson home part of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Matthews spent
Saturday and Sunday with Earlville
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. John Tickner of
Strawberry Point were in Manchester
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Grasslield and
children we're over Sunday visitors with
relatives In Coggon.
Richmond and Hogan shipped a
car of cattle via the NJ. u o to Chicago
markets the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Acres re-
turned Thursday from their winter
home at st Petersburg, Florida.
The Misses Neva Rulon and Ida
Smith of Edgewood are assisting as
clerks in the Steinhilber-Smitn sale.
Mrs. Chas Thorpe returned the
latter part of last week from fortnight
visit with friends in Wyoming and
Hopkinton.
Addison Williams, of Minneapolis,
is in the city visiting relatives and
friends, the guest of his mother, Mrs.
W. W. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. ben Davis and little
son of Strawberry Point were Friday
guests with Mrs Davis parents, Mr..
Blu MIS-. JOnn DUBOIS.
WIN. Robbins, who has been Ill
with the measles at his home in Edge
wood, is back at his post as trouble
shooter on the local telephone line.
Every old and new subscriber Of the
Democrat paying his subscription one
year In advance Is entitled to nice
premium by calling at this Office and
selecting same.
Advertised letters for Miss Silva
McFarlin, care of Frank McFarlin, Mr..
S. Stanley, F. j. Kleckner, John w.
Sloan, f. U. JAMESON and Geo. w.
Smith, are unclaimed at the rost Office.
Miss Elsie Purvis left week ago
Monday for Hampton to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Burns, for two weeks. From
there she and Mrs. Burns will go to
Ottoson to visit her other aunt, Mre,
Anderson.
Loot, strayed or stolen: Msnches-
ter's base ball team for 1903. This ad.
vertisement ispaid for 30 the finder of
above need not be backward about Civ
ing us due notice of its whereabouts.
And please, some body, find 1t.
MIR. and Mrs. q. E. Bronson and
Mrs. Earl Bronson are hearing Mans
field, Is Julius Caesar, this (ruesday)
evening in Cedar Rapids, whence the
senior editor and wife will accompany
Mrs Earl Bronson home for few days
visit with Spencer relatives.
Carl W. Holbrook, son of the late
Hon. j. NJ. Holbrook of this city, but
who for several years past has been en-
gagged In the practice of law at Cedar
Rapids, has been offered and accepted
the position of secretary of the Com
mercial Club of Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Leroy 7. French company
playing Peck's Bad Boy had q good
house at the Central last Wednesday
evening. The speciality people we're
artists and In fact the play from begin
ing to end was we'll given and The troop
merited even q better patronage than
was accorded them.
The annual meeting of the Man.
chester Lecture and Entertainment
Association will be held ct the City
Hall this Tuesday evening during the
recess in the middle of the program
given by the Katherine Ridgewsy Con-
cert Company. Ten trustees, to hold
office for three years, will be chosen.
Il "A cheerful liar is credited with the
story that up near Blskesburg in this
state q farmer went out In the muddy
road to pick up hat and discovered q
man under 1t. On offering to assist the
one under 1t he received the reply: mo,
thank you am on horse back" 1t
= was sfterward learned that he was the
} rural route mail carrier.
An exchange says: s"thoussnds OF
girls will be interested in the statement
3 that the department clerks who fol
] several months have submitted to borsx
. cured food experiment, are turning
] pink, and while they are In splendid
t health their compilations are taking OF
o q delicstely rosy tint" We would res.
9 pectfully request now that some kline
q scientist prepare breakfast food, tina
d can also be used for luncheon sandwich
n and dinner dessert, that will perma
l. nently remove that "delicately ros,
1t tint" which number of US have beel
d attempting to powder off for score o
IL years.
'r John Westfall, of Waterloo, 9 ne
It phew of Marshall William Graham | Q
W this city, was killed near Parkersbur
g last Wednesday while braking on the
Of Q. extra freight train No 46, east bount
lie The young man slipped or was blow
ID from the top of car near the engin