Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-03-23
John Flaucher of Lamont is in

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School closes this Friday, March
25th, for week IS vacation.
Mrs. Edward Hruby will enter
tain the Doves this week Thursday
afternoon.
James Maroney of MiddleGeld
was a Thursday visitor in Manches-
ter.
e. 7. Grassfield has two rubber
boots advertised this week. Note
the prices.
Rev. T. E. Taylor of hide
pendence was Tuesday guest with
his parents here.
Strawberries, pineapples, rad
ishes and onions, are on the market
to-day wednesday,
John Fl. Kruempel of Colony
and son, L. j., of Elk, were in
Manchester Friday last.
Frank Neidorf of Delhi was a
business visitor to this city yester-
day and was a welcome caller at
this Office.
ID. F. Riddell of Decatur, ILL.,,
arrived Tuesday and is combining
both pleasure and business in his
short visit.
There will be a regular meet
ing of Manchester Lodge No. 1865,
A. i. and A. M. next Saturday
evening, which all members are re-
quested to attend.
The Racket Store is selling all
furniture at cost-the sale having
commenced last Thursday. This
big sale is occasioned by the want
of more room for their new stock
now coming in.
Farley News:. William Hatch
of Washta and R. j. Hatch, of Alta,
Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whiting
OF Dyersville and Theo. Hatch, of
Manchester attended the funeral of
VIM. Hatch Thursday.
The nollister Lumber Co., of
Manchester, have purchased the lum-
Der yards at Elgin formerly con
Quoted by Jayne 4 Keye Bios. and
Elias Benson, and the two yards
have been merged into one.
Mrs. Ona Glissendorf Searles,
who has been very ill with typhoid
fever at her home in Waterloo, is
her own very nicely at this
writing and it is hoped this may
mean that her recovery is certain.
Miss Bateman, who has been
for several seasons past milliner in
the b. CLARK store, returned to-day
and during the last of this week or
first of next will occur the Easter
opening of that department at
Clark's.
The Juvenile Alinstrels who
had expected to play at Strawberry
Point on March 25th have post
poned their appearance there until
the 29th, which latter date will be
in vacation week,
Strawberry Point Mail Press:
G. Putnam and James Anderson
were Manchester visitors Saturday.
. O Miss Aggie Jessen has been
taking charge of the Will lessen
store this week during the absence
Of her brother and Miss Nellie West
fall.
-E. Faust, the veteran dealer in
lightning rods, having for the past
thirty eight years been resident of,
and dealer in lightning rods, in this
county, was caller at this office
last Wednesday. He is still in the
and your attention is call
ed to his business local in another
column.
All those who have enrolled
themselves as members of the libr-
airy club, whereby by the payment
Of Sl.OO each member is entitled to
choose three books to be added to
our library, should leave the names
Of such three books at the library be-
fore April LIST, as on that date it is
enough will have subscrib-
ed to the fund that the books may
be sent for. Do not neglect this.
-Waukon Standard: A small
boy was called in to view his new
born baby brother. He looked it
over with dissatisfaction, and fin
ally asked, Mamma where did
this thing come from?" "An angel
brought it Jimmie" "Huh was
you awake when lie Gomez" Ser
tainly, Jimmie" We'll, mamma,
all I've got to say is that you're dead
easy. I'd like to see any angel put
off any such a looking thing as that
on me. s'pose we're stuck, UNI
less I can work johnny Jones, and
trade it sight unseen for one Of his
pups"
The Record-Herald says, the
new hospital building, for the Chi
cago Homeopathic College, when
finished will embody every feature
that can possibly enter into the
Of a practical convent
ent and perfectly sanitary building.
A feature of this hospital, enjoyed
by no other in Chicago, is roof
garden for the use Of convalescents,
who in most hospitals have no way
of getting the fresh ain, which is of
such great benefit to them. This is
the college with which DIR. w. Z.
Boynton is connected, and who
writes us, that he will be in this city
as usual during the month Of July
and open an Office for the treatment
of diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat.
Merchant of Venice Up-to-Date.
AT Central Opera House, April