Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-03
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Owen King of Delhi was Thurs
day visitor in Manchester.
The Reyes Tailoring Co., adver-
tise cleaning and repairing carefully
done.
Mrs. Chas. Jewell is spending
a few days with relatives and friends
at Earlville.
Mrs Chas. Thorpe is in Chi
cago, a guest of Mrs. B. +. Skinner,
and other friends.
Mrs. g. P. Trip and daughters
have moved from their farm in COT
fins Grove to Manchester.
Attorney H. Carr and Chas.
Lepley spent the greater part Of
last week in South Dakota.
M. Beacon offers for rent the
store building in Ryan, now occu-
pied by Dolphin & Keegan.
See w. w. Ford's adv. this
week for shoe prices. Remember
he has fine line of furniture also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schumann
of Newtonville were last week Wis
itors with relatives in Manchester
and vicinity.
Simon and Atwater have three
styles of wringers that they will sell
to you under a one, two or three
years guarantee.
-Robt. B. Barr of Prairie town
ship returned the last Of last week
from visit with his aunt, Mrs.
Seaney at Barry, Ill.
w. S. Beals and wife of Hop
kinton were here Thursday evening
last in attendance at the Barry
Works-Parrott party.
w. II. Norris was confined to
his home with illness Saturday, Sun
day aud Nopday seyere cold
threatening him with quinsy.
James Lattimer Of Billings,
was a last week arrival,
being called here by the illness of
his mother, Mrs. John Latimer.
Farley News: Bessie O'Toole,
for Manchester, yesterday,
where she will visit for an indefinite
period with her aunt Mrs. Hearn.
Cascade Pioneer: Mrs. Izora
Madison, daughter of Geo. w. Cass
of Spring Valley, will be married to
Henry Bailey Of Thorp, Delaware
Co., next Wednesday.
Brown, the furniture man, is
announcing especial February sale
of big furniture bargains to reduce
his stock preparatory to changing
his store room on March LIST.
AT the Clayton County Farmers
Institute held in Strawberry Point
last Tuesday and Wednesday, Wat
son Childs was one of the speakers
on Accounts and Farm Expenses"
-Edgewood j.: L S. Fisher and
wife attended the Farmers Institute
at Manchester last Thursday and
Friday and were entertained at the
home of their brother-in-law and
sister Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Blair.
Mr.. Fisher spoke on Raising Hogs
for Profit" and Selecting Seed Corn"
at the meeting.
On February 22nd, all the
former residents of the Hawkeye
state now living or visiting in Cali
fornia held a big reunion at East
lake Park, Los Angeles. This big
picnic has become an annual event,
from three to five thousand being in
attendance during past years, its OBJ
lect being purely social and a regu-
lar association being formed with
officers to take charge of the bust
ness end of the affair.
Waterloo Reporter: An inves-
tigation concerning the Center
Grove wreck on the illinois Central
is being conducted at Dubuque to.
day. Master Mechanic R. W. Bell,
of this city is in attendance. The
men who were in charge Of both
trains will also be present. The
run Of Conductor +. A. Bradford
who had charge of No. "a. is being
filled to day by Conductor G. A.
Slack. Engineer Boston, who was
at the throttle, has been displaced
during the investigation by Engin
eer Will Wise Conductor Ware
took charge of the clipper run il
|place of G. D. Kelley, but Engineer
II. @. Harper was marked up to taxi
his regular run on that train. I'll
will undoubtedly attend the investi
CATION between trains.
M. W. AS. Visit John Edmunds.