Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-25
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Band Concert Thursday even
ing.
-Dyersville is going to celebrate
the 4th.
-Oelwein is to have Wallaces
circus June 10th.
Geo. Heyer of Earlville was in
Manchester Wednesday.
H. P. Toogood visited Dyers-
vile friends last week Thursday.
In another column you will find
a fine lot Of kitchen utensils pictur-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lock are
very pleasant guests with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Evans
spent last week with Coggon rela-
tives
E. w. Hoag spent part of last
week doing the Exposition at St
Louis.
Fred Ruby Of Petersburg was
pleasant Manchester visitor We'd
nesday.
Rev: A. W. Call delivered the
Memorial Day address at Lamont
Monday.
Five ways of saving your money
are given in an advertisement else
where herein.
-Mesdames Rundell and Bender
of Earlville spent Wednesday last
with Manchester friends.
William Mead went to Mime
apolis last Saturday where he will
be the guest of his son. Judson.
The man interested in an invest
ment that will pay 2O9o profit should
read the Yazoo Valley advertisement
on our first page.
Conductor Hart of the Illinois
Central is enjoying his annual vaca-
ton, spending the time with his
mother in Michigan.
1t is said that we will have no
blackberry crop to speak Of in this
county this year, the severity Of
the winter having killed the vines.
Park Buckley and sisters, Misses
Eva and Helen of Strawberry Point
were very pleasant guests couple
of days last week in the McCarren
home here.
The Hopkinton Leader says that
r. d. Richardson was in that city
last Wednesday evening but that he
did not state what Office he was
candidate for.
Mrs. A. L. Beardslee and son,
Leon accompanied Mrs. Beardslee's
brother, DIR. I. j. Liddy of Chicago,
to Littleport last week, where their
mother is seriously i'll.
The Misses Carrie and Maud
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, and
Mrs. Fitzsimmons were here from
Earlville Wednesday attending the
Congregational Meetings.
Postmaster Summersides has
again received an increase in salary
because Of a larger volume Of bust
ness done during the past year.
He has been raised to $4,000.
This Tuesday evening. Uncle
Rube is appearing at Ryan. The
cast is little changed, however,
from the personnel when given here
Mrs L. Bronson's part is being taken
by Miss Cunningham
-Dyersville Commercial: The
spur on the Great Western about
four miles west of town has been
completed and several cars of freight
have been sidetracked there for
Petersburg business men. This
shortens the distance for hauling
one half.
Friday N. Malvin again cover
ed himself with glory in a game at
Rockford. Jaeger began the battle
but in the 9th he went to pieces and
Nick was substituted and the Chica-
go Tribune says he held them safe
ly, probably winning the game 6 to
5 against Rock Island.
---Earlville Phoenix: VIM. Cowell
sold his billiard hall and bowling
alley to VIM. Gorden, Mr.. Gorden
had expected to return to South
Dakota after disposing of the
Little Chicago" but he reconsidered
the matter and decided to remain,
a[r Cowell has returned to Manches-
ter. While here he did a good bust
ness and made many friends.
Friends of the Manchester
Creamery may well feel proud of the
honor that has come to its butter
maker, Mr.. @. d. Elder. A life size
figure of Delaware county's pioneer
creamery man John Stewart, and {
small model Of his creamery a
Spring Branch is to be moulded O
butter and placed on exhibition
at the st Louis fair. Mr.. Eide.
has been elected to make the Coz
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