Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-25
Redding is to have n brick yard.

Lorenzo d. Babcock, Mayor of Elliott,
is dead
Cornins's water works system will be
extended
Emmetsburs Catholics will erect
$4,000 church, it is said.
Filtering cisterns will he added to the
Aisona water works plant.
Wolves are numerous and troublesome
In portions of Jones County.
Lloyd Wall. n l6-year-o,d Nebraska
boy. has disappeared from home.
West Liberty shippers are asking for
better stock yard accommodations.
The Dubuque authorities have iuau-
gurated a crusade against stray dogs.
Des MoAcs police made 67S arrests
during April, new rccosd for that city.
The contract has been let Cor the new
library at Webster City; price S329
y postoiiice will be established at
Slifer. with Noah Juiand MS postmaster.
Rev. S. Jones, pioneer minister of
northwest Iowa, is dead at Pierson, aged
81
Centervillc Methodists are preparing
plans for n 100000 church and parson-
age.
Fire destroyed the fine new home of
August Bonner near Nicola. Loss ST.
800.
Belle Paline has let the contract for
surveying the city for system of street
grades.
Samuel Noble pioneer merchant and
former county judge, is dead at Abba.
aged 81.
Bob King, the noted Des Moines gam.
bier, has sold out and will quit the
business.
The Methodsts of Lime Springs are
preparing 10 build $4,000 house of
worship.
a modern block will be built OH the
site of the old fremont Hotel at Mar
shalltown.
Carrie Nation will be one of the chief
attractions at the Buchanan County fair
this year.
Ed Cox of Keosnuqua was killed by
being struck by board thrown from a
power saw.
JesnD is to have saloon after being
strictly prohibition town for twenty
three years.
Glcnwood citizens nre trying to induce
the c., b. & Q. to erect new depot in
their town.
June 10 has been set ms the date for
the dedication of the Toledo Preshyte-
rian Church.
ii. IaFrantz. farmer near Kellogg,
committed suicide. No reason for the
act is known.
w. H. Lindeman, Griswold furniture
for his absence.
a vein of coal eighteen feet thick
has been discovered at n depth of 3S5
feet, near Coin.
Belle Plaine will vote June II on the
question of establishing water works and
sewerage systems.
Iowa socialists claim they will poll
5000 votes for their nominee for the
presidency this year.
Ottumwa will hereafter compel tramps
and DRINKS to work ont their fines by
sweeping the streets.
The hearing of the Showers will case
In Tama County Court has been post
ponei until October.
me me residence OF Mrs. Mary +.
h!iles OF Neokuk was damaged by fire
to the extent of $1,000.
Mrs. William White of West Bend
was fatally burned by her clothing catch
ing fire from burning rubbish
L.. T. Jensen, n farmer near Bode,
went suddenly insane and was narrowly
prevented 2fek'ng his: o1sr ..ser
Fire caused by gasoline stove 5explo-
sion. partially destroyed Johnsor,'s cigar
factory at logan. Loss $500.
Rest rooms will be established in Mus
cntine as a result of the work of the
Federation of Women's Clubs.
The German Eyappeliao, Church So
ciety of Muscatine recently celebrated
its golden jubilee anniversary.
Avery Terrell. a loye.lorn youtb of
S:gourney. ATTEMPTED suicide. pro,nnt
work of the doctors saved his life.
A Pinch artesian well o3o0 feet
deep. is being bored mt the plant of tbe
Morrell Packing COMPANY at Ottumwn
Oscar Purseu OF Woodbine WINS str,,c,t
By lightning. He will be deaf md lose
the sight of one eye as a result.
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