Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-31

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 81, 1904.
"A. G. Philip is in Chicago.
III. Carr was a Dubuque visitor
Monday.
Delaware County Fair, septem
Der 6-7-S-9.
Miss Madge Pentony is visiting
Ryan friends.
Norman Ackley was down from
Floyd over Sunday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Ruggles is herr
from Chicago visiting relatives ant
friends.
Miss Regina Cosgrove is tn,
guest Of Dubuque relatives to-day
Monday.
Geo. Keys was among those al
Barnum & Baileys circus in Dubu-
que Monday .
Fred Denton OF Webster, S. d
was visiting relatives and friends
here last week.
The Misses Ethel and Mildred
Johnston were home over Sunday
from Cedar Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Storey and
6 Miss Marie are visiting relatives in
Dell Rapids South Dakota.
Miss Reba Splitter, who has
been visiting her sister in Charles
City returned home Thursday last.
"A hint to the men and boys
who expect to attend the county fair
next week, is given in Gildner Bros.
adv.
George Beacon, Druggist of
Upton Iowa, was guest Of his
brother, F. N. Beacon, and family
last week.
u. A. Thomas and his party of
excursionists left Sunday for the
south and Cuba going by way of st.
Louis Fair.
Mrs. L. j. Sheldon spent Sunday
in Usage with relatives, accopany-
ing Miss May Sheldon home Mon
day evening.
Editor Nc ormick Of Americas
smallest representative of news
paperdom, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Waterloo friends.
III. p. Toogood is home from an
extended visit with friends at Dyers-
vile, and Keokuk, Iowa. Kankakee,
Illinois, and Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Everything indicates that this
years Fair is to be the best both in
the line of exhibits and in at
fractions that Delaware County ever
had.
The following letters are adver-
tised as unclaimed at the Post Office
Mrs. NJ. E. Elliot, Mrs. Hattie, Kerr
nan, Mrs. Harriet Cation and Jack
Edmunds.
"A w. r. G. social on DIR. Tricm's
I lawn will be held this Wednesday
Nvening. Ice cream and cake, hot
fee and doughnuts will be served.
arc invited.
All holding tickets for the sec
attress viii present the same
Ga. r. hall as early as ten
o'clock September LIST. DIR. New
comb will attend to drawing.
Miss Ellen Johnston, graduate
of the Manchester High School this
June, has accepted position as
4acher in school, in South Dakota.
Miss Johnston departed Monday
evening for Dell Rapids near where
she will teach.
Rev. apsl Mrs. s. s. Hilscher and
son are expected in Manchester Fri
day Of this week. In order to give
all friends an opportunity to meet
them, an informal gathering will be
at the Presbyterian church that
evening from 1880 to $50 to which
all are cordially invited.
Il. G. Meskimen has opened a
Panatorium in the suite of rooms
over Hahesy's restaurant and he is
making prices very low on all clean
ing and pressing Of mems clothing.
He also operates o shoe shining
stand. He should have good pat
ronage and we wish him all success
I'M his business venture.
/ New Vienna is to have grand
colt show Saturday, October Sth.
Forty cash prizes are to be given
and such names as Glenn Bocken-
stedt, ST., Hon. Philip Heles, II. V.
Lechtenberg, j. II. hammers and
J Fl. Kern appear as a superintend.
ents and assistant superintendent
ii no doubt the entries will be
. any and the show success.
The Cedar Rapids Carnival
lpany will present to the people
eastern Iowa, October 3-S, a
yer, better and more elaborate
gram than they have ever hereto
undertaken. They will in the
ter of fireworks, present Paine's
ption of Mt. Pelee and destruc.
Of st. Pierre, the most elaborate
'uction which the Paine people
ever put before the public.
9 will be special features never
2 ,e given and the cost of the
,orks to the Carnival company
be thousand dollars each
t.
Che marriage Of Mrs. Lydia B
-aIAnda Of this city and DR.. j. M
tanning of Corinth, Mississippi
was performed at the brides home
lastjSaturday by DR.. H. 0. Pratt o
the Methodist church. DR.. tanning
was formerly a resident Of this city
being for years associated in thu
practice of medicine rs a member o
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