Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-31

IN. b. Hyde was an Earlvill
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Grace Price spent Sunda,
at her home in Independence.
Misses Amy and Ennis Boggl
were Dubuque visitors Tuesday.
Geo. Blamer of Independence
was Manchester visitor Tuesday
-Claud Ballard and family o.
Chicago are guests Of relatives il
this city.
"A shooting tournament will be
held at Ryan August LOST, by the
Ryan Gun Club.
20. P. Delbridge of Danville
Illinois, is here for few weeks stay
with Cal Martin.
Miss Mary Thompson Of Chica
go, is spending a few days in this
city with Miss Edith Ram.
Mrs. B. w. Green's is at home
from an extended visit with rela
tives in various parts of Canada.
Frank Taylor the chemist 70,
Swift & Co. at the Dairy City Cream.
cry, leaves today for his hone in
Chicago.
Rev. Elmer Chapel of Areno,
Wisconsin, arrives here this week
for visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. II. Chapel.
Sunday Company d. pitched
camp on the rifle range and went
through some of the manoevers they
will have at Des Moines.
Tom Hines has brilliant new
double header" automobile sign in
front of his garage on Main street
which when lighted at gives that
corner real citifed air.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Coleman
and son Herbert, of Westgate; leave
this week for their home after Wis
it here with Mrs. Coleman's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Mills.
The City Hall is being remod-
eled, the stage floor being enlarged
and new lights put in. Everything
will be completed in time for the
vaudeville on Monday night.
Robert McAdams, the Dairy
Inspector Of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture who has
been here for some time past, left
Tuesday for Denver, Colorado.
Harry Toogood left here last
week for Chicago and expects to
leave there very shortly for Wor-
cester, Ohio, where the Standard
Male Quartette of which he is men,
Der, will fill Chautauqua date.
Tom Hines sold DR.. P. E. Triem
a two cylinder, "a horse power Mod
Ell D, Jackson touring car last week.
The Doctors old machine was tax
en- in part payment and was dis
posed Of Immediately to man in
Waterloo.
Chief Engineer Brayton of Dav-
late with the Rock Island
Railway, is in Manchester this week
and, together with Messrs. L. Mat
thews ST., and T. E. Richardson of
this city, is looking the ground over
for the best route for the Davenport
Manchester interurban.
Next Monday evening there
will be a big vaudeville show here
at the City Hall which will be of
special interest to the people of Man
chester inasmuch as Will Fowler,
the well known and popular artist,
formerly of this city, will appear
with his partner under the name Of
Foster & Foster. Mondays Cedar
Rapids Gazette says of them, "This
weeks bill at The Alamo includes
Foster & Foster, who scored the
hit made last season at the
park and who are this year present.
ing some entirely new specialties.
This team it will be remembered,
includes the comedy pianist, who
played that instrument with his
hands encased in numerous pairs of
gloves and mittens. Mr.. Fowler
has made arrangements to bring the
entire bill that is playing at the
Alamo to Manchester. They are all
stars and include Dixon & Fields,
late of Weber & Fields: Victor Hugo
juggler; The Herbert, men,
tai telepathy; Emily Mite, dancing
and singing soubrette; and the Edi-
son kaleidoscope. They are all first
class and well known artists and
Manchester prople may expect to
spend an enjoyable evening next
The seats will ~ On. sale
ut Green's drug store after today
Wednesday,. The general admis-
sion will be thirty live cents and re.
served seats fifteen cents extra.
Real Estate Transfers.
James Armstrong to John