Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-07-22
M. +. Leroy is in Chicago this

-head the aovertlsinents all o.
them.
Peter Even of Earlville was il
town Friday.
, Geo. II. Klaus was in'lowa City
on business the past few days.
Martin Parker of Waterloo for.
merly of this city, was in town Sat.
urday.
DIR. Heykens enjoyed a visi,
from his father II. Hey kins, of Ack,
ley last week.
-Mrs. Floyd Morse aud daugh-
ter Alice visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Morse in Straw berry Point last
week.
-Mr.and Mrs. Frank Assmus
are enjoying weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Indepen :
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Dun
ham entertained at their home over
Sunday the Rev. and Mrs. W. II.
Suckow Of Grinnel.
Miss Nell Pikell Of Waterloo,
who was visiting with friends in
this city last week, returned to her
home Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs. j. b. Schwletert and
daughter, Miss Alice of Colesburg,
are visiting at the home of II. j..
Schwietert, arriving in town this
morning.
/ Reese Jones and his mother,
Mrs. Jennie Jones, went to Des
Moines today, Mrs. Jones expecting
to spend several days at the home
of her son.
The Delaware County State
bank calls attention this week TO the
savings department, which was in
stalled the first of July. Their adj
yerti.m may interest you.
Mrs. Edward H. Hollister re-.
turned to her home in Belvidere,
Illinois. Saturday, after having
spent couple of weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. Scott.
The w. A. Morse Woman's
Relief Corp will serve ice cream and
cake Friday evening, July oath,
in the room on Franklin street re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. ]. G. Lewis.
Enos Hamblin has completed
his new residence on Gay Street,
near the Hubert Carr property. The
house is conveniently arranged and
adds much to the appearance Of the
street.
Mrs. Irene Sissen and daughter,
Miss Dora, whose home ia near
Buffalo, New York, are guests at the
home of Victor Collard, on their
way back to New York from trip
to California.
I'm the storm of last week, ID.
w. Barr had narrow escape from
losing his life while crossing a swol,
len stream. AS it was, his two pom,
les which he was driving were
drowned, Q loss keenly felt by MI.
Barr.
The officers and directors Of the
NJ. g. O. railway are engaged in q
tour Of inspection this afternoon.
The trackage is in good condition,
and with repairs recently made on.
the combination coach, the system
seems to have the matter of traffic
well in hand.
II. j. Schwietert was in Chicago
last week relative to arranging for
the shipping Of the Illinois, Central
exhibit Of southern farming pro-
ducts, which are to be shown in the
state of Illinois next month by spe.
cial train, in charge Of j. F. Merry
and Mr.. Schwietert.
The bootleggers in the county
were thoroughly frightened last
week, when Fred Turner of Man
chester and Nick Radcliffe of Lynn
county were arrested on the charge
of selling liquor contrary to law, be-
ling fined $50 each and costs, after
pleading guilty. Justice j. M.
Pearse heard the proceedings.
The Royal Chef. a musical COM
ely to appear at City Opera house
August Is, will appear under the
same local management as the Isle
of Spice, which was presented in
town last winter. The Royal Chef
carries forty people and their own
Especial scenery. A more complete
story Of the musical comedy will ap-
pear next week.
4 Several interesting games Of
tennis have been pulled off at the
4 Yoran court the past few days. In
| the past, when Clarence Torrey, NJ.
]. Yoran, 9. j. Yoran, H, L. Ram,
4 w. II. Scofeld, R. A. Durham, Al
ton Durham, and several more OF
!, the old guard fought every season
for supremacy, tennis was much in
j vogue, and it is we'll that the en-
I thusiasm is again reaching high
pitch. Among the PLAYERS of this
season are G. E. Lynde, M. ]. Yor-
an, II. L. Ram, Geo. A. Newman, e.
j. Middleton and others. The court
is in excellent condition and the cool
evenings are most enioyably spent
in playing this scientific and athel-
etc game.
The team belonging to the
Gillian dairy. which draws the
9 Dairy City Creamery's old milk
!. wagon about town, took fright
= Thursday evening, at about
!, O'Clock, and made getaway OF
Franklin street, near Gay street
t They made a dash down Unior
a street to Madison, where they at
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