Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-06-22

l.eMaTS Is 10 nave u UOSpltui.
Clinton will have racing meet July
2 and 4.
Ackley is establishing system o.
street grades.
West Union will put in nearly mile
of additional water mains.
Ground has been broken for the new
federal building at Waterloo.
Peddlers in Harrison County will here
after have to pay 500 per year license
Waterloo police authorities will wage
an energetic warfare against fast driv
ing.
A company for the manufacture OF
furnaces has been organized at Marshall
town.
The fine residence of J. w. Merryaeld
near Goldheli, burned. Loss $1,000
insured.
Herbert Horner has been appointed
postmaster at Hausel, vice Nellie Wood
ly, removed.
John NJ. Enix of Abba was struck b,
train ut crossing in that city and
seriously injured.
The Iowa Spiritualists' Association
will hold three weeks camp meeting al
Waterloo in August.
Unknown thieves stole fifty poke,
knives from Armstrong l. Co.'S hard
ware store Mt Clinton.
DR.. p. o. Koto, State veterinarian
announces that there are now no cases
of rabies in the State.
The contract has been let for the new
railroad V NJ. C. A. building at Mar
shalltown; price $4,000.
The Dubuque Y. NJ c. A. will put W
a tent for use for religious services ant
entertainments during the summer.
Claiming that lie was struck ty .
Northwestern locomotive near lie Crane
and hurled into the air for some 5ft,
feet. Eddie Tow has brought suit in the
District Court at Clinton for "a, 500 dam
ages.
A fire of peculiar origin came nearl.
burning residence at Gowie. A mait
employed as domestic left glass bow
Of water setting in tl,e window of tbs
kitchen in sucl, position that the sun.
rays We're focused upon the carpet ant
1t was igphcd. The flames had goot
start before they We're discovered.
Two non-commissioned officers of Com
pany A, Mt Mason City, were reduced
to the ranks for disobedience Of orders
A number of independent school dis
tricts in the VICINITY of Albion have unit
ed to bnild central school that will EN-
ploy six teachers.
NTrc NV;lI;,,, yI,;,,n,;u.. "a AZ,
Vista suicided by drowning. Her poy
erty-stricken condition is believed t.
have impelled the deed.
Waterloo will not erect new schoo
house this year, the board deciding thu
crowded condition of the schools can b,
tolerated for another year.
Fred Nealy, colored resident o
Council Bluffs, was put off North
western train by its conductor at Arion
He threatened the conductor with assault
and was shot. The injury is not fatal.
Drake University is planning tw,
$4,000 buildings, one of which, the law
building, will be erected this summer
and the Drake authorities are hoping t,
materialize the funds for $4,000 Ii
brary building.
While suffering from temporary men
tai arrangement, Mrs. Herman Fran
of Dubuque lay down between the rail
on the Milwaukee track ut Dubuque
A train passed over her, but she escaped
with slight bruises.
The mysterious disappearance of Johl
Render of Davenport, who dropped on
of sight several months ago, has beel
solved by the finding of his body in tn
river just below that city.
Mayor Berg of Dubuque has of lat
been greatly annoyed by bcggars. t
head of their opportunities he has issue,
warning that hereafter those entering hi
Office will be summar!ly dealt with.
News has been received Of the dealt
Of Rev. ]. N. Pussy, formerly pastor Il
charge of the Methodist churches a
Columbus Junction, Wayland and Med
apolis. Rev. Pusey's demise occurred L
Grow Agency, Montana. where no wen
TIVE weeks ago 70 visit relatives