Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-04-27
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/ -Gildner Bros. are quoting price
onlhats this week.
| Fred Hruby was out from
Dubuque Friday evening.
The Mesdames A. HOLSTER ant
| G. j. Seeds are in Chicago.
| Morris Hetherington was
Dubuque visitor last Friday.
Local Editor Coltman of til,
News spent Thursday in Waterloo
M. Reardon was here from Du
buque Sunday for visit will
friends.
Mrs. w. FL. Hutchinson ant
Miss Delight are'home from their s.
Paul visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Patton anc
daughter of Coggon spent Sunday
i'll this city.
See @. L. Adams adv in this
issue if you are wanting spring bed.
ding plants.
Mr.. and HRS. Alva johnson Of
Dubuque were Sunday guests with
relatives here.
Ben Peterson departed Monday
for Canada where he has large
landed interests.
Dan King and son, Charles, Of
Delhi were among our callers this
Tuesday afternoon.
B. Clark has an adv this week
that will interest every woman read
err of the Democrat.
w. L. Adams has returned
from Oklahoma where he has made
his home for some years past.
Irving Dew and daughter were
out from Dubuque Sunday, guests
in the p. w. Sedgwick home.
Miss Hilda Peterson has re.
turned from Waterloo and is head
dining room girl at the Clarence
House.
Geo. Krapa, one of the best
known farmers on Route No 2 out
of Earlville was one of our callers
Saturday.
Read the Peoples New store
advertisement as they are having five
big special sales this week that you
cannot afford to miss.
The grading of the grounds
about the Carnegie library indicate
a substantial improvement in their
appearance this sumner.
Father Ryan of Hampton was
the guest of Father O'Meara the
first of the week and Monday the
two gentlemen spent in Dubuque.
-Edgewood Journal: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Birdell and two children,
who live on farm southeast of Man
chester, visited relatives here Sunday
and Monday
Master Ray Robinson. who was
out last week for the first after his
severe illness Of typhoid fever, is
now bedfast with scarlet fever and
the family is in quarantine.
The Des MONIES News is authority
for the statement that Carrie Nation
has commenced am engagement in a
dime museum, receiving for exhibit
ing herself 5000 per week.
Marshall Sweeney, who has
been experimenting the building of
a concrete bridge over the Mississip-
pi at Ripley, Tenn. was a guest in
the w. w. Ford home over Sunday,
Elmer Copeland who is employ
ed with d. R. Lewis & Sons is
quite i'll with rheumatism
and his mother Mrs. Stamp of
Strawberry Point is assisting
in his care.
The Sunday Chicago Tribune
in writing of the gossip Of the Three
l league said that the three pitchers
one of whom is N. P. Malyen Of this
place, were thought to be fast enough
to make good.
Tommy Anderson who is we'll
known to base ball enthusiasts here
through his membership in the
Oelwein aggregation for a number of
seasons past, has been signed to
play with the Dubuque League this
summer.
The months memory mass
will be read for Michael Hahesy this
Wednesday morning at ten o'clock
at St Mary's Catholic church. 1t
is expected that several out of town
priests will be present to assist in
the services.
The Dubuque Association Of
Congregational ministers is holding
a three days session in Winthrop
this week, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Rev. futile Of this
city is in attendance and will discuss
"What is the Heart of the Gospel
in the Wednesdays session.