Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-04-05
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Frank Burrow of Earlville, was
in Manchester. Wednesday.
Miss Julia Smith visited her
parents in Earlville last week.
Elmer Purvis visited friends in
Cedar Rapids part of last week.
Attorney Hubert Carr had bust
ness in Waterloo Thursday last.
Mrs John Marshall spent several
days last week in Strawberry Point.
MIR. and Mrs. w. +. Knapp
went to Des Moines Tuesday morn
ing.
Robert Fishell jr. is home from
Beloit, Wisconsin for a short vaca-
ton.
III. j. Coon of Oneida was an
Office caller while in Manchester last
week.
VIM. Seward of Lamont was in
this city last Wednesday oil bust
ness.
r.. Il. Beswick of Fonda was IL
guest of John Latimer one day last
week.
Hon. L. M. Carr attended a big
Bryan banquet in Des Moines Sat
urday.
Mrs. G. A. Boggs entertained
the Thirteen club last Monday
evening.
Miss Odessa Rose of Masonvil'e
is visiting a few days with Mrs. w.
A. Hines.
Every head Of a family should
read the new adv. of the Manches-
ter Lumber Co.
Mrs. Mary Doolittle Of Hopkln-
ton visited Manchester friends sey-
cral days last week.
Mrs. Z. G. Egloff of Cedar Rap
ids was the guest of Mrs. Lizzie
Lawrence last week.
"A number of our young people
attended the show and dance at
Hopkinton last Friday evening
Miss McClernon of Indepen-
dence came Monday to take place
in Clark's millinery department.
Miss Alice Kenyon and daugh-
ter Pearl are moving into the Ada
Atwater residence on Franklin street.
Miss Mae Brazelton and Mr.. Marc
Mason of Cedar Rapids were guests
o; Mrs j. w. Brazelton last week.
-NIessrs. Geo. Potts and DR..
Jacobs of Colesnurg were business
visitors to this city last Saturday.
Hon. G. Il. Bronson is in Mus
kogee. Indian Territory, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Bronson and
other relatives. Mrs. Bronson has
been there for the past two weeks.
Jacob Smith Of Richland has
leased his farm, and he and Mrs.
Smith will leave about May first, for
= visit Of several months with rela-
ives in Nebraska and Wyoming.
Mark Goodrich of Indepen-
Mence was in the Dairy City last
sGuesday bidding good bye to friends
as he left on the midnight train for
Omaha, where he will remain in
definately.
Mrs. John w. May has been
called to Lafayette, Indiana, to
help advance the work in Christian
Science. She left Manchester Fri
day evening to begin her new field
work.
Independence Con sentative:
Miss Margaret Vance, of Des Moines
came Thursday, for visit with Miss
Agnes McCleruon. From here she
went to Manchester, the first of the
week, where she takes the position
as trimmer in Clark's millinery
store. Miss McClernon will follow,
next week, to take a position as
saleslady in the same store.
The farmers from east Of Ell
gin are engaged in loading two cars
Of tobacco which will be shipped to
the Wisconsin market. This tobac-
co is home grown and is of a good
quality and it is probable the con-
sumner will buy it for Wisconsin
leaf, but then, Iowa soil and Wis
consin air ought to have the de-
sired effect on most anything. Ell
gin Echo.
Several from this county have
been drawn to serve as grand and
petit jurors in the U. s. District
Court at Dubuque for the April
term. They are Geo. Hunt, w. L.
Drew and Geo. Klaus of this city
G. II. Blanchard of Masonville, Il
T.. Wood of Sand Spring, and j. j.
Eaton and II. Hesner of Edgewood
I'm the absence of cyclone
cave and but few have them, the
safest place in a cyclone storm is in
the, cellar as near the southwest cor
ner as one can get. Now there is
nothing which can be called
cowardice connected with taking
this precaution. In cases Of threat
ening storms the way to the celia
should be left clear so as to readil,
accessible.-State Register.
. The Fayette correspondent t,
l the West Union Gazette say Their
is nearly as much freight comes t,
Z that place from the mail orde
houses as the merchants receive froa
the jobbers. No wonder the cite
are becoming richer and there is
scarcity Of money in the smalle
places. Why shouldn't there b
when half Of the money that SHOULD
circulate in place is sent away t
benefit the centers Of population
Suppose the people of place hav