Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-07-06

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Denton & Ward will redeem
liquozone coupons this week.
-Alya johnson and family wer,
out from Dubuque for Sunday ant
Monday.
Bert Peterson of Hawkeye spen
the first days Of the week with rel
atives here.
Edward Hollister is home from
Beloit, Wisconsin. where he hal
spent the year in college.
"A letter addressed to Mrs. Lens
Court is advertised as unclaimed a
the postoffice in this city.
Mrs w. L. johnson and little
son are here for two months visi
| in the Yrs Kate Ellis home.
Mrs Greenwood went to Straw
berry Point last week to spend some
time with her son Grin and wife
Miss Florence Riddell of Oma
ha is visiting relatives in this city
being a guest in the G. A. Peterson
home.
Mrs w. Wolcott and daughters
Alice and Grace will leave this week
for visit with Chicago relatives
and friends.
w. G. Kenyon went into Chi.
cago Saturday to spend Sunday and
the Fourth with Mrs. Kenyon at
their sons home.
Mr. and Mrs w Crosier and LADY
Morse are visiting relatives in Hi
nois, having departed via the Great
Western last Friday.
DIR. William E. Boynton, wife,
and baby of Chicago are here for
their vacation with the Doctors par
ents and mauy friends.
e NJ. Carr left Friday for St.
Louis and the Democratic National
Convention. Fl. Carr joined him in
the Convention city Monday.
Frank Roney who is studying
for the priesthood was the guest of
relatives here Friday on his way
home to Independence from St.Paul.
Mrs. Chas. Roberts of Straw
berry Point was a Thursday and
Friday visitor in Manchester, being
entertained in the S. P. McCarren
home.
Owing to the glorious Fourth,
the Democrat is one day late this
week. The printers are entitled to
celebrate the same as other people,
you know.
Mrs Nunemaker of Oelwein was
an arrival Saturday for visit with
relatives in the Mrs. Peter Rieger
home. Her son Frank has been
here for some time.
The proposition to levy a FIVE
per cent tax for the Wapsie Valley
Ry. Co. voted upon at Independence
last Saturday carried by a majority
of nearly five hundred.
Mrs. A. Hubert and her son
Eugene of Greeley have bought the
I. O. Eaton residence property on
Franklin street. The consideration
stated in the deed is $4,000.
All persons having premium
tickets forthe Presbyterian church
redeemable at Grassfeld's and Gid
ner's will do the society a favor by
leaving them at either of the above
places before July 18th.
The heavy rains of Sunday and
Sunday night made stay-at-homes Of
several of the larger picnic parties
planned for the Fourth. However
from all sides and wherever they
went, everyone had the best 4th of
their lives this year.
e. J. Breckon is in the South
and in a letter to us of the lst inst
he says he has just listed we'll i'm
proved $50 acre tract II miles from
Benoit, Miss. 260 acres of this farm
has fine growing crops on it. He
makes it special point that it is a
very healthful climate.
Mrs G.. ID. Gates received word
this Tuesday morning of the death
on Sunday Of her niece, Mrs. Gertie
Benedict Hudley at Clinton. Before
her marriage, Mrs. Hudley lived
here for time and there are large
number Of her friends in this vicin-
ity, all Of whom will be saddened by
her death.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Coon de-
parted yesterday via the N. & O. for
the east. They expect to return
home about October l, after visiting
relatives and other friends at Bur-
lington, Wisconsin, IT. Wayne, Ind.
and other places in New York. The
Democrat wishes them pleasant
trip and safe return to their. Iowa
home and friends.
Persons contemplating entering
land in the Rosebud Indian Reser-
walton should read the advertise
ment in this issue of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co.
The towns of Chamberlain, Geddes
and Platt are all on the line of this
road and are said to be the best
places to enter the reservation. A
specially low round trip rate is offer.
ed as will be seen by referring to thu
advertisement.
Dr.. Dlttmer's Class Picnic.
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