Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-05-29

IL. n. Brewer spent Sunday
with his family in West Union.
Mrs. Mary Milligan is spending
q short time in Holyoke, Colorado.
Mayor s. W. Ruthbun of
Marion was guest of H. L. Ram
Friday of last week.
Mrs. ]. H. Allen returned Mon
day from visit with relatives in
Renton, Wis, and Galena, Illinois.
u. j. Hoag has improved the
pearance Of his property on
1 franklin street by a cement curb
M The attention of the finder Of a
grey wolfe robe last Friday, is cal
led to notice Robe Lest" in this is
The annual commencement Of
de State University at Iowa City,
Esfvill be held June 7th to 18th inclu-
sive.
Miss Maud Hundredmark stop
ped with her parents here a few days
bn her way from st. Louis to Cedar
sRapids.
~ Glen Conger oflowa Falls and
4 Mrs. Huffman of Dubuque were
quests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. j. Conger, several days last week.
We are in receipt Of an inter-
z fsting letter from Ida M. Elder
which was received too late for this
Meek. Ii will appear in our next
Tissue.
H Last Wednesday the Quaker
IN Company of this city was alb
bed by the Quaker Oats Com
y. There will be no change in
i Focal management.
DIR. w. E. Boynton of Chicago
will make his annual visit to, and
2spen an Office in this city for two
weeks, during the month of July.
ee his notice in another column.
Lloyd Ballard, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. A. Ballard, of this city,
Who has been attending school at
pit. Collins, Colorado, for the past
three years is expected home this
Tsek.
~ W. M. Ward of Ryan is now
sole owner of the "Old Long Store"
7 property on the corner Of Main and
Franklin streets in this city, having
purchased W. t. Lepley's interest
Serein.
The Illinois Central announces
rate of So for the round trip to
u minneapolis and ST. Paul, Saturday,
June lst, good to return on any train
nnday or Monday following. See
g Eal in another column.
~ THE ladies of the Presbyterian
4 thureisAave arranged ior an enter
Eminent to be given by the Can
{ 3adian Colored Concert Co. at the
Sschurch on the evening Of June 3rd.
Orchestral numbers and readings
III give pleasing variations to the
Program.
"A. d. Work has sold his at
&eractive residence property on Union
street to Mrs. R. A.; Cooley for the
consideration of $4,000. Mr.. and
1 sArs. Work are having their former
s3home on the corner of Union and
tg brewer remodeled with the intention
tlof living there.
The Delaware County State
ABank Of this city, as shown by its
Announcement in another column
began business here in 1867, and is
pow forty years old. during all Of
Which it has done business in one
spot" Starting with a capital o.
4 100000, its total resources are nov
2ver $700,0Oo.0O.
u. G Ash. who represents the
y Va Cement Post Machine Co., hal
advertisement in another column
u Iviting ali who are interested il
posts Of any kind to call at his plac,
business on East Main street
s. ement posts may be as great al
Improvement over wooden posts a
4 knent sidewalks are over wooden
y ewalks.
Dennis Holdren OF Earlville wa
1 the city Tuesday, commonwealth,
he forty-ninth anniversary of hi
trivial in Dubuque. Mr.. Holdre
i Game here on May 2lst, 1858, fror
his birthplace, Delaware county
n Indiana. From Dubuque he wen
10 the village of Nottingham, late
called Earlville. At that time til
population of the little town wa
scant two hundred. Mr.. Holdre
has participated in many interestin
experiences of the pioneer days
owa.-Telegraph Herald.
An exchange says the impressic
has been general that it was unlav
Aful to catch bullheads at this tin
in the year and for the benefit of Il
public letter was written to Wa
4 den Geo. A. Lincoln for an opinion
nd he gave it as follows: II ha,
lways held that buhheads could
AIKEN at all times with hook al
Zine, and still hold SO. The que
u zion was raised when Hinshaw sein,
Them whether they were classed
q game fish or not, and a decision W
rendered that they could not
seined out at any time. In Il
opinion they can be taken out at a
time with hook and line"
When the passenger train fro
I'd the west arrived here Saturday eve
ing they had aboard man and v
man who got on at Waterloo, W
refused to pay their fare and W,
told to leave the train at this poi
and being a man of 240 poun