Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-04-20
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IS. w. Klaus of Earlville was a
Manchester visitor Thursday.
John Mulvehill of Masonville
was in Manchester Thursday.
j. Fl. Stewart returned last
week from his trip into Cuba.
The State Saving Bank advertise
ment has a bit of advice to you this
week.
R. L. Kortright was registered
at the Globe in Cedar Rapids We'd
nesday
The First National Bank ad-
vertisement gives you a recipe for
arresting fear.
MIR. and Mrs. John Reilly of
Ryan have baby girl, born to them
Monday of last week.
The Quaker Mill Company's
two hours are attractively written of
in their this weeks space.
Mrs M. Brown has been quite
ill for the past three weeks, but is
convalescent at this writing.
H. P. Langridge of this city
filled the pulpit of the Baptist
church at Lamont last Sunday.
Mr.. and Maurice Maroney spent
a part of last week with friends at
their former home-Masonville.
Mrs. J. W. Smith has Joined
her husband at Oakland, California,
for which place she left last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Edmunds
and Mrs. Mary Gates returned last
Tuesday from their trip through
California.
The new boy" at the post
office lobby news stand is Anthony
STREET of Dyersville, nephew Of
proprietor +. Rieger.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Patten and
Mrs. II. T. Button departed last
week for California, which will
hereafter be their home.
-Gottlieb Kuhn of Dyersville
was visitor with Manchester friends
the latter part of last week, being
guest in the George Link home.
A. E. Sheldon and little daugh-
ter, Marion, arrived from Hyannis,
Nebraska, Saturday night and are
visiting relatives and friends in
Coggon.-Coggon Monitor.
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The legislature of this state ad-
journed sine die on the 18th inst
We publish on seventh page a synop.
sis of all of the laws and Joint
resolutions passed during this ses-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ryan ST..
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ryan Jr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ryan all
Of Manchester were here to attend
the funeral of James f. Gray.-La-
mont Leader.
N. Wall and daughter, Hildah,
who recently went to LIE Mars to ac-
cept positions with Mr.. Scharles,
the tailor, have returned aud will
be employed in the j. III. Allen
tailoring establishment.
l1us-W. s. Smarzo, the champiop
buHermaker of Delaware county and
Iowa, has been appointed Assistant
State Dairy Commissioner by State
Commissioner Wright, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Smarzo expect to remove the
first Of July to this city, Manchester
being Mr.. Smarzo's headquarters
henceforth.
DIR. and Mrs. Z. G. Dittmer en-
|joyed visit last week from Mrs.
Dittmer's brother, Prof. w. w. Bell,
superintendent of the Lohrville,
Iowa, Schools. Prof. Bell has been
elected to the position of principal of
the Central City, Iowa, High School,
whereat Central City school patrons
are greatly rejoiced.
A fellow not a thousand miles
from here, says the Greeley Home
Press, ordered pair of rubber
boots from Chicago mail order
house because they were quoted at
50 cents cheaper than dealers here
asked for them. He paid u cents
express charges and they did not
TIT. He is thinking Of walking to
Chicago to get them changed.
-Masonville Enterprise:-Wil-
liam Buskey Of Manchester visited
friends here Tuesday. u John
|O'Connor was Manchester caller
Monday. q S. NJ. Hogan was in
Manchester Tuesday. 81 Father
O'Meara of Manchester and Father
Mulligan Of Winthrop, called on
Father Murtaugh Of this place Mon
day. 1t Will Robinson of Ryan, was
looking after some of the bridges in
this section Monday. Will is one
Of the best supervisors they ever
| had in this end Of the county.
The residence on the farm of
the Dunlap estate one mile north of
the Golden church, burned to the
ground last Monday night. The
building was occupied by Robert E.
Dunlap and family who recently
moved here from Nebraska. The
fire caught in the second story from
a defective chimney and gained such
Roadway that it was impossible to
enter the rooms above. However,
nearly all the furniture on the first
| floor was gotten out in safety. The
building was insured for $500 in
the Anchor Insurance Co., of Des
Moines and the lumber is being
hauled today from Ryan to rebuild
it. Mr.. Dunlap carried no insurance
on his furniture.
Miss Florence Keegan and Mr..
Jerry Driscoll were united in mar
riage Tuesday morning at the Bel