Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-05

Mrs. j. G. Hadley is home from
a Dubuque visit.
Mrs. j. J. Hawley is pleasant
CUES. in the A. G. Carter home.
IS. P. Mcmahon of Colony town
ship transacted business in this city
Monday.
Postmaster Kenyon of Lamont
was Manchester business visitor
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Merriam
have returned to Muskogee, Indian
Territory.
Miss Eva Rector of Oneida is at
Independence the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Sargent.
DR.. Hugh Livingstone of Hop
kinton was business visitor to this
city yesterday.
-Thos Sandleman and Tobie
Mccormick arc attending the Fair
Mt st. Louis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Addison
entertained Mrs. j. B. Hall of Cog
gon day or two last week.
"A d. Brown has purchased a
second funeral car "a magnificent
black hearse costing over $500.
Mrs. J. G.. Miner Of Rockford,
Illinois, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Carter in this city.
Mrs. George Barr accompanied
her mother, Mrs. Flemming, home
today for visit through tho week.
Rev. Arthur Roberts of Wind
sor, Illinois, will preach at the Uni
versalist church in this city at 1890
next Sabbath morning.
There will be special meeting
OF the Ladies of the Maccabees FRI
day evening Oct. It'll. All members
are expected to be present.
Hon. Newton Paryin and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Don Barnes, of Cedar
Rapids were guests in the w. Fl.
Norris home here Friday last.
The Mesdames Nutting and
Holley, sisters of Mrs. II. r. Holmes
are expected Wednesday from
Adams, N. Y, to spend the month
of October with relatives in this
city.
The following letters are adver-
tised as unclaimed at the post office
for the week ending October 3: Mrs.
P. Meyer, Mr.. O. NJ. Smith, Will
Man, Charley Dermum, G. E. Cole,
Henry Albright.
Mrs. II. M. Bradley accompani-
ed her sister, Mrs. Marston upon the
latter's return home to New York
City last Friday and will remain a
guest with relatives and friends in
the east month
-Onawa Sentinel: Ifanewpaper
man desires to know how generally
his columns are read let him print
something that is regarded as OBJ
jectionable to persons who mover
take the paper or pay him a cent.
Alexander Born of Wisconsin
has come to take charge of the M.
& O. stock yards. He is at present
stopping at the Clarence House but
next week he will remove his family
to this city, occupying the Mattice
house on Franklin street.
The W. r. CT Of Manchester
will entertain the Third District
Convention Woman's Relief Corps,
October 18th. Between seventy five
AMI a hundred delegates are usually
in attendance at these conventions
and the ladies are preparing for the
full number at this time.
The Jack Hoeffler Co., whose
adv. is on this page and who are
playing Thursday, Friday, and Sat
urday nights at the Central, have
alady, Mrs. Gale, for advance agent.
She is very clever interesting lit
tie body and if she is foretaste OF
the intelligence of the entire com
pany, then it surely is AL.
20. j. Seeds last week purchased
of Geo. s. Amsden the building, the
first floor of which is occupied by
Carhart & Nye, hardwaremerchants
He Immediately commenced the con.
struction Of "a new stairway leading
to the second floor occupied by Mr.
and Mrs, j. II. Allen, an improve
ment that will be appreciated no,
alone by Mr.. and Mrs. Allen but also
by a large number Of their friends
-Jno. D. Clifton of the Jacl
IIoefiler show is the possessor of {
pair Of foils that have rare his
trionic history, having been giver
Mr.. G by Edwin Booth when tn
former was a member of the famou,
ltragedian's company. Mr.. Boot
always used the foils when he played
Hamlet and they are used by Mr.
Clifton andMiss June Agnott il
the thrilling dueling contest in tn
last act Of A Daughter of Corsica
an interesting play from the pen 0
Mr.. Clifton-Frank Z. Foster
Weekly News Letter-lowa Falls
Iowa
DR.. P. o. Koto of Forest City
State Veterinary Surgeon, was j
Manchester Saturday investigator,
the mad dog scare in Delaware towr
ship. After looking into the matte
very thoroughly, he directed til
township trustees to go on with thei
quarantine and to notify the partie
having dogs that were exposed /
the rabid animal, to keep them cor
fined or securely muzzled for ninet
| days; from the date of the notice.
case owners Of animals SO expose
fail to comply with this quarantir
notice, then DR.. Koto advised pr,