Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-09-30

+. S'-Remember the Gate U
il III. S. Tubbs is in Cherokee AND
the western part of the state on bus
ines. !.
Ross Young was in Iowa City and
! Cedar Rapids last week returning
home Monday.
Mrs. Emily Seeds Hadley of Siou,
Citylis visiting in the city at the
home of Mrs. S. K. Myers.
-on West Marion, near First
street, on the north side of the street
cement sidewalks are being laid in
front of business property.
Miss Jennie Lyttle of Coggon was
in the city Monday, going to Water
30 that day, where she has secured
employment in telephone office.
| Miss Pearl Ludwig Of Keota was
in town Monday morning, being on
her way to Colesburg, where she
has accepted position as milliner
in one of the stores of that town.
The warm weather of the past
month, which showered golden bene.
dictions upon the corn fields of
Iowa. ended with a fall down of 40
degrees the first day of this week.
Conductor A. S. Hart on the
Cedar Rapids line is wearing new
uniform. on which four stripes and
two gold stars are attached to the
sleeves, Indicating thirty years of
service.
MIR. and Mrs. Reuben Pinch, Mr..
and Mrs. Elias Pinch and Mrs: Jane
Rich attended the funeral services
Of Alfred Kenney. nephew, who die
at the age of IL years at his home
in Epworth last Wednesday.
| The officers of the Delaware Co.
Agricultural society request us to
announce that the fair premiums will
be paid in full and the checks for
the same may be had by calling at
the pelaWare County State bank on
or after October l. s. -ee... so.
The members Of the Congrega-
tional church have not as yet decided
~ . susse'sol ~ i.e.. =, nue' NY
80 s.s.a' pas.o,e ~ We" anu %
future. We stated last week that
A1 $50 eeo ~ 80 :"
-Aeaes - "ts' .o"a' s was
81 " 'ne par u ou' ny. ~
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MISS Lillian flemlng, VINO is
STUDYING the organ at the Northwes-
st.n m,nois was hon,a c.t,rdon aud
SUNDAY ,ot,,rn;n. =, ,h;coao N1ondov
morninp Miss FLEMING will, nnrsne
bor e+nd,es - tho oonsarvatorv IN.
~ tha f,rst ~ tho yaar ond aynects
- retnrn ~ Manchester aoch satnr.
/ d.v aud cont,n,,a ber work. no orp,.
mist n +bal nJetbodist En;scona,
cbnrcb and attend - !. c,ass in
niano
lion. Chas. Elhott OF, waterloo
democratic candidate Tor congress IN
TINS dlstflct VIII speak IN DUNDEE
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Harry Dawson OF chicago, who
married MISS Anna Grouse, Iormeris
of Manchester. was suddenly klllet
last week. Mr.. Dawson was an eng
neer on the Wabash railway, and al
; his train was leaving Chlcago AM
passing over bridge, Mr. Dawson
leaned out OF the cab window, ant
was struck by the supports OF tn
bridge, being instantly killed. MI
and Mrs. Dawson formerly lived Il
Cedar Rapids, and have visited i
this city frequently He leaves
e-lWffe and two children.
9 The train crews of No. s401. tn
u west bound passenger arriving i
s Manchester. at 1872 pm. reporte
o nm sunday night flnrries Of snow 1
1t western Illinois. On Sunday afte
* noon a few Of the curious and loo;
s. weather prophets declared. that sno
IS fol, here for few minutes the the