Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-12-13
Roy Cooley transacted business

Roy Cooley transacted business ii
Cedar Rapids yesterday.
Dan Young was at home from
West Superiog part Of Last seek. IL 4
Mr.. and Mrs. John May visited In
Lamont last week retu rning home Sat
urday.
The Misses Stella and Matte Gil
leas are visiting in Waterloo with
friends.
a;E l.. Wood and f. RI Grant, of
s3C3eaHr Rapids transacted Business here
sfthe first OF tug week.
s-rhere win be re9plaf meeting o,
.olfve Branchscharter No @, r. A. NJ
],next Friday eveniiig:A
Mrs. Mary Van @Dyne returned
Saturday evening from her visit with
relatives in Waterloo
Rev. o. P. Harnish will lead the
mems meeting in the Y. M. G. A. rooms
next Sunday afternoon.
Harry ,volcott has secured position
as teacher of German in the high
school at st. Cloud, Mimi
Mics Grace Ford left last Saturday
for Elk Point, South Dakota, where ahe
Twill remain for several weeks.
Several inches of snow fell here
Monday. The first real evidence of
winter that we have had thus far.
Mrs. Elite Feather, of Indepen
dence was guest last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Nor
ris.
There WILDE regular meeting Of
Manchester Lodge A. F. and A, M.
next Saturday evening. Election of
ofiicsr53 aas5Gs SsbsN 3s
Mrs. r. E. Carpenter returned yes
terday from weeks visit at Masonville
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Denton.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Kelly who reside
near the Lindsay bridge are the parents
of baby boy born Tuesday stn,ghsS q
Mrs. p. Il Grsssaeld enjoyed a
visit yesterday from her two sisters,
Mrs. d, Voris, of Marion, and Mrs. j.
D. Graham, of springville, Iowa.
Mrs. Webber, of Atlantic City,
state inspector for the P. E. o. society
was in the city over Sunday guest of
Mrs. G. A. Peterson and Mrs. M. F.
Leroy.
-Chss. Hosg was in the city the first
of the week. He went to Dubuque
yesterday morning to serve on the
grand jury of the United States district
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. Coolidge re-
turned yesterday morning to their
home at Edgewood after weeks visit
with their son, Mr.. Coolidge of the firm
of Jones s. Coolidge.
"A deal wss-made last week, where
by the ice business of E. II. Hoyt
passed into the hands of Geo. Slack and
son, Frank, land K. 81. Goodwin, who
will carry on the business next season.
C. o. Harrison is the recipient of
of very unique cane in the form of q
cactus stalk sent to him from New
Mexico by his son-in-law, Mr.. Gold
waith, who is In the mining business
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Thrill enjoyed
a visit over Sunday from their niece,
Mrs Grace Fairbanks and daughter, Of
Independence, and Mrs. g. T. Weeks,
of Center Point, sister.in-lsw of Mrs.
Thrills, -ss5a s.s 4y5
-Prowse s. Hetherington, the new
proprletors of the Clarence House
livery, have added to their livery stock
in all its branches and are now enabled
to furnish first class rigs at all times
and at reasonable prices.
MIR. and Mrs. s. j.. Edmunds are
enjoying visit from their son. War
rem Edmunds who arrived here last
Saturday from Montana where he has
been for the past five years. He will
|probsbly remain here during the win
ter months.
DIR. and Mrs. E. G. Dittmer return
ed home last Friday morning from
/ Chicago where they have been for severa
weeks. While there the Dr.. took
special courses of study in the College
of Physicians and Surgeons, and Rust
Medical College. s L
i Secretary Champion is making
efforts to secure basket ball games fol
the local team. He is in correspon-
. dence with the best teams in the STATE
and has already secured the Indepen
i dence team for game which vii
, probably be PLAYED here December 81.
On Wednesday evening of mex
!. week the Ladies' Auxiliary of the y
M. q. A. will give a mystery ReceI
ton" at Pythian Castle hall. Exter
: siyo PREPARATIONS are being made, ,5u
: the plans are. to be kept secret and con
pIetely shrondef IN mystery $An 81
! mission Of fifteen cents will be charges
With the transfer of the interes,
It of the local ice company comes also tt
/. announcement of the organization of
!. new company. Negotiations are pent
.ld singswhsreby the.nev sconpenyssexpec
# to secure the right to cut ice from IL
It Quaker mill pond. Consumers he
,s know the superior quality of this /,
d and it is to be hoped that the new mo,
B. may prove successful. With two I
d csmpanies cot petingT for sthe aoc
patronage prices may Be greatly lower
8. another season.
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