Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-01-24
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nounces an extention of his specia
sale.
Your attention is directed tic
Anders & Philips ad in this issue
They advertise a complete line Of
fine stationary.
The K. of P.'s will give a dan.
cling party Wednesday, February Z
Kuney's orchestra has been engaged
to furnish the music,
On this page will be found the
professional card OF l.. j. Bowman
He has offices in the Conger build
ing opposite the City Hall.
On February l, the Lulu Tyler
Gates Concert company will appea,
at the City Hall as the next num-
Der OF the Star Lecture course.
The annual meeting of the East
ern Iowa Buttermaker's and Dairy
mems association will be held at
Dyersvilie on Saturday Of this week.
His Fathers Sin" will be seen
at the Central Opera House this
Wednesday evening. The company
presenting it comes highly recon-.
mended.
With his usual promptness b.
Clark announces that beginning the
month Of January he will show a
complete line of spring merchandise.
Read what he says.
Attention is directed to the new
ad of A. j. Hesner, the blacksmith,
in this issue. Mr.. Hesner is the
successor to Geo. II. Keyes and can
be relied upon to do first class work
in his line.
The Delaware County Combina-
ton Sale company will hold its third
annual sale at the Novelty Stables
next Friday. Carey M. Jones of
Davenport, will act as auctioneer
and some fine specim ems of thorough
bred cattle and swine will be offered
for sale.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Sand Creek church, will meet on
Thursday, February LIST, at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. j. E. Wagner of
this city. All members and officers
are requested to be present. Din
ner will be served at noon to which
all are invited.
Passenger locomotives guaran-
teed by their makers to attain and
maintain speed of from seventy
five to ninety miles an hour will soon
be put in service by the Hin DIS
Central railroad. They are of the
symetrical Pacific type and 225,0O0
pounds each and have a tender capa-
city Of 1000 gallons of water and
fifteen tons of coal. The driving
wheels are seven feet, three inches
in diameter. Within few weeks
twenty-five will be in use by the
road. Winthrop News.
The DEBORAH Public Opinion
says: in connection with the open
ing of the new State Inebriatc Hos
pital at Knoxville the staten mt is
made that inmates will not have
the same privileges and opportuni-
ties for doing as they please as they
have enjoyed at the insane hospitals
They are to be retained the full
length of the term of service, and
will not be given every possible
chance of escape as heretofore, but
will probably be required to work
| in the State coal mines on the prem
Uses"
The funeral services of Mrs. w.
is. Jones will be held tomorrow
Thursday afternoon at the family
residence on Howard street, Rev. w.
j, Suckow, officiating. She had
been an invalid for several months
and her demise occurred last Mon
day. She was native of the state
of New York, having been born
there on Nov. 30, 1910. but has fol
the last thirty years or more been a
resident of this city. She is sur
vived by her husband, and hel
daughter, Mrs. Alice Ratekin, Of
Shenandoah. iowa, who have the
sympathy of this community in
their al1lictioa.
The Des Moines Register and
Leader of Thursday contains the
the following concerning former
resident Of this city: Louis Pooh
ter, charged by Howard Wolfe witt
the larceny of $40, which the former
claimed was partnership money ane
which the latter insisted was hi
own, was yesterday found guilty o
larceny by Justice Hinze and finet
$40. When the decision of guilt,
was given yesterday, Pochter deman
dcd an appeal before the sentenc
was pronounced, and only threats o
; a 500 fine for contempt Of court re
stored the order in the court room
james Broadly is numbered
among those who are on the sicl
list.
Cascade Pioneer: Mr.. and Mrs
r Chas. j. Murray of Sand Sprin;
/ celebrated the tenth anniversary c
/ their marriage last Monday an
0 their pleasant home was the seen
of social activity Of more than ord
r nary character. A large number {
v guests were in attendance and all Ell
. joyed the entertainment provided
Il Mr.. Murray is one of the mos
s prominent and respected farmers {
Il that section and his estimable viii
o is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wn
8 Clarity Of Cascade township. M
5 and Mrs. Murray were recipients {
It many nice useful presents, warml
!, congratulated upon the happy occ'