Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-28
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Observation-Disclosures
DIR. q. G. Dittmer was called t,
Earlville Wednesday.
jos. Mccormick had business il
Earlyille Wednesday.
Rev. A. King was here from
Mystic day or two of last week.
"A nsw roof is being placed or
the Kennedy Buggy Co. building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Reisnel
have a son born to them Thursday
last.
John Brendt and family have
moved to this city from Central
City.
Bert Crosier, of the Peterson
Grocery, spent last week at st.
Louis.
| The ice man will now retire for
a season and the coal man will take
an inning.
J Iowa butter was the winner of
the September scoring at the St.
Louis exposition
! Henry Bronson attended to
legal business in Masonville and
Winthrop Friday.
Mrs. G. w. Keagy was called to
Waterloo last week by the illness of
her sister, who was Frustrated by a
second stroke Of paralysis.
| -Masonville Enterprise; Martin
/ Parker of Manchester was here the
first Of the week painting and paper
ing the interior Of the hotel.
Don't neglect to pay the second
installment of your taxes later than
| Friday Of this week, unless you are
willing to pay the penalty in such
case made and provided.
Independence Conservative: E..
s. and w. D. Cowles, E. H. Hoyt, G.
/ T. Ross and John Flaucher were
among the Lamont people here at
tending court, yesterday.
: Our apologies are due Landlord
| Finch of the Globe. The walk he is
building about the hotel premises is
not board as we announced last week,
but fine wide cement walk.
Mrs. F. L, Crosier and daughter
Edna, spent last week with relatives
in Independence, being guests OF
Mrs. Crosier's sisters, the Mesdames
i E. d. Cornwell and Deborah Hurley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde are attend
ing the Worlds Fair this week, and
while at st. Louis, Mr.. Hyde will
avail himself of the opportunity Of
attending the National P Photographic
Association.
The annual meeting of the
members of the Farmers Mutual
Fire and Lightning Insurance As.
ISOLATION of this county will be held
at the court house in this city on
Tuesday, October 4th. at 10 O'Clock
a. m.
Mrs. Nellie Magill Pond Of
, Washington d. G. was a last We'd.
nesday arrival from independence
where she had been visiting, and
is pleasant guest in the j. j. Pen.
tony and Mrs. R. E. Carpenter
homes.
Mrs Fl. o. Pratt attended the
joint annual convention of the
Woman's Home Missionary society
of the Cedar Rapids district and the
Upper Iowa Conference of the w.
Fl. NJ. society held in Iowa City last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. Ensign, Mrs
Doolittle and Miss Mary Scofeld
attended the Presbyterian convention
at Westminster church in Dubuque
last week, where on Wednesday even
ing Rev. Ensign presented pape,
on Ministerial Relief"
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Hitchcock
long time residents of this county
but who have been living for til,
past two years in Crookston, MINI.
are here for visit with their man,
Delaware County friends, beinj
guests in tho Il. R. Holmes home.
"A number from here attende,
the dance at Ryan Friday evening
and report fine time. Music wa
furnished by Messrs Reiger, Meski
men and McC usker assisted by Mis-
Esma Belknap at the piano. G
burlington Of this city acted Gale
for the square dances.
"A. g. Wallace, who has so abb
managed the affairs Of the People
New Dry Goods Store since its N
moval to this place from Ceda
, Rapids, last week resigned this pos
ton to accept the management of
/ large department store in Sterling
I ILL.,, for which place he lef. Saturda
The family will not remove to Ster]
ing, but will remain here for thi
! winter at least.
One of the most novel feature
Of the Cedar Rapids carnival Oct.
to s to the people of Iowa will b
the trotting ostrich, hitched TO
sulky, and guaranteed to trot
mile in not more than 2::40. Anothe
novel feature will be broad swor
R contest between two experts o
horseback. The annual horse sho,
will also be part Of the carnivs
and it will be better than eve
Numerous other features in additio
to those mentioned will make Il
] Eighth Annual Cedar Rapids earn