Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-05

w. g. Neiman of Earlville was
Monday visitor in. this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Mort Dodge were
down from Lamont Wednesday.
Jas. lsroadie Of the Central
i pharmacy returned Saturday from
a Worlds Fair visit.
Mrs. Anna Glissendorf King
was a Saturday arrival for visit
with relatives and friends here.
The Manchester Womans Club
N-ill meet with Mrs. L. S. Gates on
West Howard street next Monday
night.
- Mrs. L. j. Rumsey was here
from d sersville last week, spending
few days with her sisters, the
Misses Nix.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Hogan Of
friedrich, s. D., were most welcome
guests with relatives and friends
here Thursday, Friday and Satnr-
day last.
Mrs. Chas. Hamblin and son
Frafk departed Monday for Cripple
Creek, Colorado, to Join Mr.. Ham
bin, who has been in business in
that city for the past two years.
DIR. and Mrs. j. W. May have
removed to this city from Indepen-
dence and are occupying the sher-
man residence on Butler street. DIR.
/ May will continue his practice of
medicine. having his office in the
4 Klonus building on Main street, for
merly occupied by ]. ]. Goen.
The P. E. O. Record for Octo-
Der said: Mrs. Nellie Merriam Of
the Chapter at Manchester, Iowa,
has received the honor OF an election
TO the Office OF Supreme Junior OF
the Ieathbone Sisters in the Nation
al convention held ut Louisville,
Kentucky, during the past month.
Independence B.-J.: Fl. j.
Lynch and family made a flying trip
to Manchester and the Spring Branch
fish hatchery Sunday in their. auto
mobile. The run was made in an
hour and half in each direction.
The hatchery is a delightful place at
this time Of the year and worthy of
the time taken to visit it.
Mrs. Chas Hamblin was given
q surprise last Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. A. L. Beardslee,
the ladies OF the 6 hand Euchre
club presenting her with a very
handsome silver bread plate, Mrs.
III hblin has been very pleasant
pber Of the club and her depart
is indeed regretted by her
as,in the circle.
hua Reporter. The Illinois
I ~ be the first road in the
n lectriciIp,alpr power in
~ ~ ~ Of steam IN TIL train service.
The first attempt will be made with
in the next week. The locomotives
are now completed and will be first
tested by the New York Central and
if they prove to be we'll adapted for
pulling large trains, they will be
put into general use by all the COM
panies throughout the west.
Bailey is authority for the state
ment that q farmer came to Britt q
short time'a and bought a half
pound of fine cut tobacco, package
Of breakfast food and some brown
knitting yam. He threw them on
the table and the next morning his
wife cooked the yarn for breakfast
the farmer filled his pipe with break
3 ast food, and no one discovered the
|, mistake until the lady attempted to
barn her stockings with the tobacco.
II Green Recorder.
Dubuque Globe Journal: The
Iowa fish car, "Hawkeye," was attach
ed to the early morning train Tues
sday for the north on the Milwaukee.
y It was in charge Of State Game
Warden Lincoln, who was accom-
panied by his wife and daughter,
and was on its way to Clear Lake,
where 10000 bass, pickerel and sun
fish will be placed in the lake. Mr.
Lincoln said it was the finest lot Of
fish that was ever taken to any point
. in Iowa. One of the bass weighed
about three pounds and measured
!. about twelve inches. All the fist,
were Of good size.
She had heard the Bible story
Of the world when all was young: q
Adam and Eve and the apple and thu
serpent's siren tongue; of the wratf
that swift descended; Of the joys w
mustforego, and Of that fair, lost Ede1
whose peace we might never know
1 She. looked around the nursery
jand her face that had been so glac
4 lost all its bonny radiance, ant
xAwistful grew-and sad. She looked
D kt her dolls and dishes. at the books
4 lshe loved the best, at the doll tina
b WAS blind and broken, and dearel
than all tie rest "Poor woman!'
The dropping lashes did wet ant
: sweet uncurl. "Pm 'mostest sorr,
because her was never a little drill
& Philadelphia Press.
Judge Blair returned Frida,
evening from Grundy Center wler
for sixteen days lie was engaged il
the trial Of the murder case Of tn
State of Iowa We. Sitter, in whicl
the defendant was adjudged nc
guilty. Referring to the trial, tn
/, NIruhdy County Democrat says
The people Of this county gained
sitter acquaintance with Judg
3lai / during this trial than in a
Fr II sessions of court he has he'll
he county combined. The Judg
favorite with our people, The
hia honesty and fairness an