Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-03-30

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1904.
"A. s. Smith of Dundee was in
Manchester Tuesday.
DR.. j. II. Nichol OF Villisca in
tends to locate in Manchester.
Judge L. P. Seeds returns to
Washington, D. C.,today, Tuesday.
Eastern Opening at Gildner's
April LIST and End. Note their East
en- adv.
HI ]. Kortenkamp of Dyersville
was Delaware county seatvisitor
Tuesday
Henry Armitage of Earlville
was one,of our most pleasant Wis
itors on Mondays
"A special Easter program will
be given at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning
Rev Elmer Chapel Of Viola,
Wisconsin, was last week guest of
his parents in this city.
MIR. and Mrs Harry Kenyon of
Chicago were Sunday visitors with
parents and friends here.
james T.. Kenney of Earlville
and q land owner Of North Fork
was Manchester visitor Tuesday.
Rev. I. Conroy of St Joseph's
College, Dubuque, is here, called by
the death Of his father, John Con
roy.
DIR. and Mrs. Z. L. Newcomb
last week moved from NJ. & O..
street into residence on Gay
street.
The Peoples New Dry goods
sold over 500 yards of one price
ribbon alone in one day recently.
See their adv.
N. j. Yoran is taking Clerk
Georgen's place in the County Capt.
tol during that gentleman's absence
for a few days.
81. w. Arnold of Hopkinton
spent Monday in Manchester, tax.
ing occasion at that time to call on
his Democrat friends.
Mrs. Carrie Toogood Chaffee,
of Armenia, North Dakota, is a
guest of her mother and other rela-
tives and friends in this city.
Maurice Maroney is occupying
the suite Of rooms over the d. r.
Lewis & Sons jewelry store, having
removed from Masonyille to this
place last week.
Scarlet fever in the family of
Harry Wolcott is keeping Mrs. VOL
colt and the children III quarantine.
It's hoped that the fever may be
but light form.
John Conroy died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. John Rieger
in Collins Grove Sunday and the
funeral services were held at the
aiasonville Catholic church Tuesday
Mrs. Earl Bronson of Spencer
and daughter, Miss Zoe, who is at
tending Mount st. Josephs at Du-
4buque, are expected the last Of this
week to spend the sEastertide with
Satiyes
RMr. and Mrs. Henry bronson
we're visiting relatives here and at
Forestvillc from Thursday until
Tuesday, returning on the latter day
oDes MONIES where Henry is study
ing law at Drake.
The First National Bank is
adding to it's already beauteous in
terror, the Office of President Leroy
being the center of toll at present.
1 There will be, several changes in the
arrangement Of the office rooms,
work having just commenced.
The Iowa Vicksburg Monument
Commission are meeting in Des
Moines today Wednesday, Captain
j. f. Merry as chairman of the COM
mission being present. The meet
ing is for the purpose of deciding
upon the style of the brigade and
regimental monuments to be erected
in the National Military Park al
Vicksburg, Miss.
Miss Bateman, who has made
many friends here during several
seasons as milliner at the Clark
store, will receive hearty congratu-
lations and best wishes upon hel
marriage to Mr.. George Knoll Of
Chicago, the happy affair being con
summated in that city. this Wednes.
day. Mr.. and Mrs Knoll will visit
the states Of New Mexico, Arizona
California and many southern points
on their wedding tour.
The resignation of r. r. Rob
inson as City Clerk and S,lperin
tendent of Waterworks to take effect
April 18th has been announced by
Mr.. Robinson and is being met OIL
every side from those having til,
city's welfare at heart with expires
sions of sincere regret, Mr.. Robin
son is man Of business ability ant
as an officer for the city of Manches
ter he has proven especially efficien
and trustworthy. The position i
! one that needs just such ono t,
occupy it. Mr.. Robinson has
number of other business interest,
more personal, taking all of his tim
and attention, hence his determine
ton to quit his public post.
Sunday mornings Chicag
Chronicle had a very good pictur
Of Rhea Dorothy Lynch, daughter c
Il Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lynch, one tim
/ residents Of this place. Dorothy az
peared at an American Conservation
recital Saturday and the Chronicle
in speaking Of her successful debu
ma n star in the juvenile violin worl