Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-11-29
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 80, 1893.
TELEPHONE NO. ,s4.

Miss Madeline Tucker visited il
Dubuque yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Dixon, of Marshalltown
was in the city part of last week.
Mrs. G. Tierney has farm for sal,
or rent. See notice in another column
Superintendent johnson of the FISH
Hatchery is reported as being quite i'll
THE membership contest OF the Y M
g. A. will close at 10 o'clock Thursda,
evening of this week.
Prof. r. w. Wood will lead the
mems meeting in the Y. n. q. A. rooms
next Sunday afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. c. c. Bradley arrived
home last Monday evening from theil
extended trip in the east and south.
Thus far this fall we have had as
fine weather as one could wish for. Not
yet hardly sign even of cold or dis.
agreeable weather.
Mr.. Clarence Hamlin, of Colorado
Springs, Col, was in the city part OF
last week for q short visit at the home
of his father, Henry Ramlin.
Dell Skinner is expected home this
week from Fl. Dodge where he has
been working for the Illinois Central
during the past several months.
Those who read the historical serial
Found in the Philippines" now being
published IN the Democrat will find it
very interesting, as well as instructive
John Ehler departed yesterday
morning for Kirksville, Missouri, to Wis
1t his son, Peter, who is receiving treat
ment there. He is reported as improv-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Larson departed
yesterday for their home in Dell Rapids,
South Dakota, after visit with friends
and relatives here. While in the city
they were guests at the home of Alex
Sefstrom.
The second number-of the Y. NJ. G.
A. Star Course will appear in the City
Hall this, Wednesday evening, when
Z Thos. McCleary will be heard in lee.
ture. Reserved seats on sale at l.. r.
Stont's clothing store.
Oscar Itockadsy and Miss Rose
Ehler were married Wednesd ay of last
week at Dubuque, Father Toomey offic-
iating. Both are residents of this city
and their hosts of friends wish them
success and happiness in their married
life.
Members OF the Greeley and Della
ware camps of Modern Woodmen came
down last evening to assist the loca
order in the initiation of several candi.
dates. Several members from here will
go to Ryan this evening to assist il
similar work.
During the month of October thu
Manchester Cooperative Creamery Co
received 433,919 pounds of milk. The
average test was 2-1O and the average
price paid per 100 was $1,O6. Grapes &
Sheldon received the highest price, 81 a!
per 100, their milk testing $40.
Miss Ruth Psxson, State Secretary
of the Young Woman's Christian AS
ISOLATION will address the women of ths
city at the M. e. church next Sunday
December 8. at three o'clock p. m. AL
women and young ladies are cordial.
invited to be present at this meeting.
"A large number attended the fare
we'll reception rendered to Rev. q. A.
Lusk..last Friday eveningat the home Of
Mr.and Mrs. w. G. Beeman. The atfai
was held in view of Rev. Lusk's depart
ure from this city and the members O
his congregation and friends called t
bid him goodbye and wish him contin
ued success in his new home.
The following letters are unclaime
at the post office in this city. Mit
Maud Wilson, Miss Mary A. Minigal
Miss Adelia Meyer, Mrs. Clara Barnel
Mrs. Anna Packer, Mrs. Bessie Pinch
Mrs. E, T. Preston, Mrs. Eta o. Harrow
w. L. Douglas, A. o. Stone, 9.
Burner, j. 81. Sterling, Lloyd Mile
: u. D. McCabe, Tank s. Hoffman.
The forty-tifth annual session 9
the Iowa State Teachers association
WILDE held in Des Moines Wednesda
Thursday and Friday, December 27tt
a8th, and 10Th. A number from her
expect to be in attendance. Count
Supt. L. T. Eaton is on the progral
for paper on the subject, GLOW Shal
We Reach the Neglected and Inco
rigible children?"
Charles Raymond died Tuesday
last week at the Soldiers Home at Ma
shalltown, after long and painful i
ness. He was taken there from tt
place few weeks ago with the no
that he might find relief. The renal
were brought here for burial, the funt
al services being held last Friday aftt
noon at 2 o'clock at the United Brethr
church. Mr.. Raymond was an old S.
dier and was a resident of Manchest
for many years.
The annual meeting of the Pc
Relief Society will be held at the hon
of Mrs. A. B. Carhart on Monday aft,
noon, December 4th, at 2:3O o'clot
All ladies interested are invited to
present and the committees will pie,
come prepared to report. The time
the year is approaching when wa
clothing is needed and if anyone
such to spare they will confer ia,
to the society by leaving it with M
a. B. Carhart. Two overcoats for bt
Of fourteen and sixteen years of {
will be thankfully received that the b.
may attendschool.
Great preparations have been M
for the Catholic Fair which is to be
at the Central Opera House Tuest