Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-05-24
WEDNESDAY, MAY "A, 1905.


II. j. Hennessy made a business
trip to Ryan Friday
DIR. Harry Bradley was in Des-
MONIES last week.
ii. l.. Ram was business
visitor i'll Dubuque Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Newcomb was a pas
senger TO Earlville Friday.
Clarence Mace, of Strawberry
Point, as Manches er caller Fri
day.
Mrs. l., L. Slack returned home
from Dubuque Friday after u visit
with. friends there.
Senator Trcwin, of Cedar Rap
ids, was here between trains Friday
on his way to liarlville.
Ada Kramer visited at the home
3 OF Mr.. and Mrs. viii Davis, of Del.
aware, over Sunday.
Col. Allen of independence, was
in this city Thursday night TO sup
erinlend the drill oil Co. ID.
Mrs. G.. w. Miller went to Nit.
Vernon Friday morning to attend the
May Festival of Cornell College.
Bert Simpson of Chicago arriv-
ed Friday for visit at the home oil
his mother, Mrs. Kate Simpson.
MIR and Mrs Allen Coca returned
last week from San Diego, Cal where
she has been spending the winter
Miss Florence Meskimen went
to Dubuque Saturday morning fer
a visit with her brother, A. w.
Meskinen.
Miss Idell Miles and Mrs. Jos.
Hutchinson attended the May Fest
wal Of Cornell College, at Mt. Vcrn
on, tho latter part Of last week.
The ball game betwe the One
League, Of this city, aud Mason
vile last Thursday resulted in a
victory for the latter OF I to 8.
MIR. Joseph Nye, Of Manchester,
spent last Sunday in Monticello, the
guest of his mother-in law, Mrs. Mary
A. Fawcett.- Monticello Express.
Mrs. Jane Flack of Strawberry
Point passed through here Thurs
day morning on her way to Ryan
where she will make short visit.
Mrs. Richard Mongar and little
son, Of White Sulphur Springs,
Montana, came last week for an eX
tended visit with her father, Mr.
John Lepley.
The Lenox Base Ball team were
here between trains last Thursday
while on their way to Independence
where they played that aggregation
in the afternoon.
L Miss Maude Crum returned
home last Tuesday evening from
Cedar Falls. for an extended visit.
She has been engaged in the mill
merry business there.
4Smallpox has made its appear
ait . in various places in this state
MIR deaths from it are reported
MoMthe Fayette county poor farm,
and ten OF the inmates are down
with the disease.
MIR. and Mrs. Thes, Given have
received word from their son, Bur
dette, who has been in the regular
lin the Philippines for the past
three years, that he has been granted
a short furlough and is now on his
way home. 1t is expected that he
will arrive here sometime in july.
August Miller and son, Fred,
expect to leave about the 10th of next
month for Whatcom, Washington,
for II visit Of two or three months
with Mr.. Miller,s son. George, who
has been living with an uncle there
for the past year or more. They will
Of course visit the Lewis and Clark
Exposition at Portland, Ore, which
open.l there this week.
Joe Davis of Richland Township
was in this city last Thursday and
with the aid of crutches, managed
to get around and shake hands with
his numerous Manchester friends
The first of last week Joe was haul
s ing hogs TO market and while trying
to get himself located on the seat
the horses became frightened and
ran away, threw him out and sprain-
ed his ankle.
One of the most successful RENE
dies for the dread stomach trouble
called dyspepsia is the laugh cure.
An English doctor is said to have a
sanitarium where this treatment is
administered, and for which he re-
ceives large fee. The patients sit
around u room aud first smile at each
other, then grin, and finally laugh
in way to stir up the whole system,
and this gives them cheerful feeling
that makes them better. A two
weeks treatment of laughing two
hours day, it is claimed, will cure
the worst cases of dyspepsia.
John Wanamaker, referring re.
Gently to the advantages of advertis
ing says: "The good, sensible mer
chant sticks to his proposition
throughout the year, never with
drawing his announcement but con
stantly pounding away at tho public
There is only one way to advertise
and that is to hammer your name
your location, your business, SO con
stantly, SO persistently, so thorough
ly, into the peoples heads that if the
walked in their sleep they woul,
constantly turn their faces towar,
your store. The newspaper j
your best friend. 1t helps to bull
up the town or community that sup
ports you"
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