Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-10-08
The Parade.

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Many Of the floats were artistic and
beautiful and all would do credit to
: city many times the size Of Man
chester. The order Of the parade
was as follows:
Marshal D. H. Finch and Aides.
n Young Lady Equestriennes.
53rd Regimental Band.
City Officials in Carriages.
w. c.. Chapel Painter and Decor
ator. ~ 5y.. 5 s
City Fire Department. sS
Ladies Of the Maccabees.
Hopkinton Cornet Band.
Daughters Of Rebekah.
Novelty Hitch Stables.
Il o. u. Hockaday, Meats. &
d. F. Grove & Co, Dry Goods.
VIM. Burk, Blacksmith.
VI Lyric Theatre. Il
a H. c. Smith, Drugs.
E. C.. Cowles, Livery.
Main Street Laundry.
w. H. Lafferty, Groceries.
H. C.. Utley, Restaurant.
Miller & Steph ems, BARRIERS. ss
4 Stearns & cCormick.. Department
store.
A-sC. Phillip, Drugs.
Hutchinson & Atwater, Hardware. 4
.SSJ. Bruce, contractor. and build.
er. s s'i iS ,tts $
Grand Army Of the Republic.
A. M. Cloud. Iowa Corn Lands.
A. F. Slack, Ice. AZ \.
Saturday Evening Post, Chas. Bur
bridge. Agent.
Delaware County Telephone CO.
Carhart & Nye. Hardware.
Manchester Machine Co., Mannfac-
turers. "a ,2i5.s i5.s
Keiser Bros, Flour and Feed!
Manchester Cooperative Creamery
Company. s5s y.
Eclipse Lumber Co, Building Ma
terial. ~ sf
W.sD. Hoyt Co., Implement dealers:
I Carl Kullberg, Blacksmith.
Fred Mosher, Upholsterer.
Mrs. H. d. Wagner, Farm Products.
The Millinery Annex, Millinery. y
The Finch Dump Wagons.
Gildner Bros, Clothiers.
Co. d, 53rd Regiment Float.
B.. w. 3Grems, Drugs.
]. G. Lewis, Musical instruments.
p. F. Madden, shoes. l:s
Langford Shoe Co., Shoes.
j. J. Goen, Cigars. Il
Snodgress Clothing Co, Clothlers.
The Tierney Cafe. q
Strickland & Strickland, Oakland
Automobiles.
E.. H. ProRse, Jeweler. 5ss 5%
Farmers & Merchants Bank.
w. c. Amsden.
Dairy City Creamery Co..
First National Bank.
J. NJ. Jones & Sons, Ford and Ov-
erland Automobiles
Haug & Son, Machine Shops.
D.. F. Young, Implements.
Oba Lyman, Restaurant.
The parade will be repeated each
day Of the carnival, the only change
being in the band, the Hopkinton
band being succeeded on Thursday by
that from Greeley, and the Coggon
band appearing on Friday. The 53rd
|Regimental band, that most excel
lent Of musical attractions, will, Of
course, be on duty each and every,
day. This band is, it anything, far
more proficient than upon its visit
here last fall, and the superiority OF
their numbers is unquestioned. Ger
tainly nothing. could be added to i'm
prove this feature Of the carnival.
The Free Acts.
The/ free acts, three in number,
are # a character seldom witnessed
anywhere outside the larger cities
and at the more prominent state
fairs.
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The Lathams, Billy and Edna, no.
velty gymnasts, appear twice daily,
at and 1880 p. m. Their act is. a
pretty one and has given excellent
satisfaction to those who have wit
messed it..
De Velle and Zeua, artistic equtl-
ebrists, are next on the program, ap-
pearing daily at and $3.50 p. m.
Their act is perhaps the most won
derful of its kind ever shown here.
| 1t is many times worth the trip to
Manchester and the genial giant
land his charming assistant are being
accorded volumes of applause.
Next follows the feature act Of the
carnival, the Flying Herberts. said
to be the worlds greatest aerialists
This company Of six sensational