Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-03-23

Lamont Saturday.
Gildner Bros. are offering East
er bargains Of $40 suits.
Miss Ennis Boggs spent Satur
day in Dubuque on business.
r.. r. Robinson was registered
/ at the Wales in Dubuque on Satur
day.
Have you noticed the picture
in the Manchester Lumber Cos
adv.
Ray Minkler of Edgewood was
pleasant visitor with relatives here
a short time last week.
MIR. ard Mrs. Loren Hardy oil
Walker were guestes last week with
Seth Brown and daughter, Mrs. M
Brown.
The New Peoples Store has an
adv. this week that every man,
woman, maid and child will be in
terested in.
The Maccabees will meet this
Thursday evening, March "a. All
Sir Knights should be present FOL
work and big time.
Edgewood Journal: w. D..
Robinson and George Glazier were
in Manchester Tuesday attending to
some business matters.
Mrs. L. e. June is visiting her
many friends in Manchester. cir.
June is in Oregon and the family
may conclude to move there if he
finds suitable location.
Letters addressed to Mrs. Guss
Clinte, Mrs. Matilda Newburg, Miss
Mildred Waters, w. Scott Parker
and Fred Morris, are advertised as
bnnclaimed at the post office.
The Central City Newsletter
records among the guests at the
Ford Cleveland wedding at that
place last Wednesday, the presence
Of the Misses Julia and Avis Oakley
Of this place.
Druggist G. T. Stemmer of Dun
dee, who is planning to go to Chica-
so to join Henry Fuehr with the
American Music Co, will continue
his business at Dunde leaving a
registered pharmacist in charge of
same.
Captain Merry spent part of
last week in st. Louis where he went
to arrange for a booth at the Worlds
Fair from which to distribute print
ed matter advertising the south, in
the development Of which he is very
much interested.
AT the Union caucus last Fri
day, r. S. Cowles was nominated
candidate for alderman from the
first ward; B. j. Lawman from the
second; and A. ID. Work from the
third. To fill out the term of w. ID.
Hoyt who recently resigned, August
err was the choice Of the caucus.
Can we afford to give away a
up todate nice map of Della,
County? Well, whether wc
can Of not, we are, while the supply;
lasts, going to give one to every,
subscriber, new or old, (who pre-
fers it to any one of the other nice
premiums we are Offering who pays
one years subscription in advance
for the Democrat.
81 Judge e. p. Seeds was last
thursday arrival and is making a
very pleasant visit with his friends
IN this city, a goodly share Of his
lime being taken up with the young
Miss Won Oven at Lamont. The
only possible excuse the Judge can
offer for pleading age and present
condition of servftnde lies in his
title Of Grandpa to the aforesaid
maiden.
The Manchester High School
Basket Ball team defeated a like
organization from Waterloo in a
/ good game at the Central last Satur-
day evening, the score standing Is
to Is in our favor. After the game
4 the seniors gave both teams a,pleas-
ant reception at the home of Miss
Clara Haeberle. Our boys will play
a return game at Waterloo Friday
evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Taylor leave
Wednesday for California where
they will hereafter make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor have made
many friends here in residence of
ten years or more and they will be
sadly missed especially in thechurch'
circles Of Manchester and vicinity.
Miss Blanch Taylor remains to finish
at least the present millinery season
in the w. L. Drew store.
/ Bert Thorpe, son Of WILDER
Thorpe of Greene, Iowa, visited
several days last week with his I'M
'6le, A. N. Smith, Of this city. Viii
Der Thorpe has many acquaintance
in this county who may be interest
d in knowing that he has sold some
his property in Butler County,
will start in few days with
family for California, with the
.tention of making that state his
uture home.
The Great Western passenger
from Chicago to Omaha passing
through Oneida just after midnight
on Sunday morning met with a mis-
hap that fortunately did not prove
serious, The switch failed to con-
meet properly and in some way let the
first cars of the train passed along
3 safely onto the main track but the
9 two Pullmans were thrown over on
4 the switch and finally derailed
However no damage was done to the
Gears and no one hurt.
DO you wish a large, accurate
and up to date map of Delaware