Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
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WEDNESDAY,, AUG. 10, 1904.

Y WLONESDAY, AUG. III, 1904.
i Band concert this Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. French are
. Jones County visitors this week.
Mark Taft Of Chicago was the
1 guest of Hugh Clemans Wednesday.
Col. and Mrs. B. W. Jewell Of
Omaha are visiting friends in this
city.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Caul are
the parents Of a daughter born
Tuesday.
a Miss Sadie Griffin of Minneapo-
& |is is spending her summer vacation
I'm this city.
DIR. Magee Of Chicago was a
\ guest in the Fl. A. Granger home
part Of last week.
Mrs. Catllrine Griffith Of Rockton,
Illinois, is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. Arthur Ludley.
Mrs. Jennie Walker of West
Branch is $ guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Boemner.
Mrs. W. s: Smarzo enjoyed a
visit from her sister, Mrs. j. d.
Kline Of Waterloo last week.
Mrs. w. +. Greenfield and
! Miss Hazard of Hubbard are here
4 for months visit with the formers
u parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Gates.
81 Miss Mildred Brown visited the
/ Worlds Fair last week having ac-
I companied her aunt Mrs. Donelly
1 who returned TO her home in Mis-
Il souri,.
Miss Gertrude Hcnan who was
a guest Of Miss Susie Coon for the
j past three weeks returned to her
home at Reedsburg Wisconsin, We'd
nesday.
q. j. Breckon has just returned
from trip to Mississippi and tells
yin his advertisement about his trip
and gives his conclusion as to the
advisability of investing in real
property in that state.
"A d. Holbert Of Greeley was a
Manchester business visitor We'd
nesday. While here he purchased
of the First National Bank $1,000
worth of Express orders for use in
Europe for which place he departed
Sunday evening.
Brown, the Manchester Furni-
ture Man, is making special prices
on bedroom suits 1t goes without
saying, as stated in his adv, that he
carries the largest stock of furniture
sol any dealer in this county. 1t is
forth ones while to look over his
" line stock even if not wanting to
~ at this time.
An article has been going the
- Of news papers stating that
5the last legislature passed law
1compelling the painting of all cans
used for gasoline red. We believe
D is true that such measure was
ed to tho legislature but
rs passed.. Don't paint your
eans red unless you want
The A-year-old son of Mr.. and
p. Weber, living near Peters
81 met with sad and tragic
last Monday evening about
.,lN tx. Two older brothers, the
ma about six, had him in charge
: s..l the mother was busy about
On ,se and upon her inquiry for
the baby they told her he was play
ing in the water tank at the milk
house. Mrs. Weber ran to the place
and found the baby nearly dead
from its long bath in the cold water
Immediately after his rescue convul.
sions began and within half an houl
the boy died. Little Oswald was
bright child, a favorite with the
children and it is very peculiar how
= the older. brother neglected him
The sympathy of the community is
extended the bereayed parents, who
are among the best known farmers
of that vicinity. The funeral vii
take place at Petersburg to-day
Frlday.-Dyersyille News Letter.
William II. Searles, a popula
travelling statesmen for Deere & Co.
manufacturers of farming nipple
ments, with factories at Moline, ill.,
has received notice that he has beer
given promotion to the position Q
general manager OF the company
branch house at Denver, Colorado
to take effect at once. This vii
necessltate the removal OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Searles from this city, whic
will be regretted by their man