Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-12-13
-Silverware is the leader for Christ
mas gifts at'Listers hardware store.

-Silverware is the leader for Christ
mas gifts at'Listers hardware store.
Ben Gilleas has sold his residence
property on Butler street to Mrs. Chas
Thorpe.
Mics Pearl Stewart, of Cedar Rap
ids was guest of friends here part Of
last week.
j. j. Hoag went to Garner last Fri
day morning for visit with his son
DR.. Harry Hoegs
Mrs. Jennie Greenfield of Fl. Dodge
In here Waiting hhr parents ME- and
Mrs. Geo u. Gates.
Mrs. j. d. Perry, of Janesville, is
visiting in this cityat the home of hel
brother, r. r.. Robinson.
--Dr. G. G. Bradley contemplates put
ting a new hot water heating system in
to his residence in the near future.
Mrs. Chas. Brcwnell, of Nashua
Iowa, is visiting here at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Davis.
-"rhe Farm in the Hills, Com
menced in this issue of the Democrat,
will be enjoyed by every one who reads
it.
: H. E. Emmerson, of Denver, Colo
RADIO, is in the city the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Elmer.
son.
A list of some of the useful article 8
on sale at the Fair, suitable for presents
will be found in its new advertise.
ment.
There will be regular meeting, Of
the Knights Templar lodge this We'd
nesday evening for the installationaof
officers.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson
are rejoicing over the arrival of q baby
boy at their home last Wednesday
morning.
"A. A. Hawkins of Cedar Rapids, is
tuning pianos in the city this week.
While here he will make his head
quarters at the Clarence house,. s
-DrsLillian Randall departed last
Thursday. evening, for her home in
Buffalo, N. Y, after visit in this cisf
with her uncle, DR.. N. S. Craig. Is
Blake s. Son are offering discounts
on several lines of goods at the Daylight
Store, as you will notice by looking at
their advertisement on this page.
Mrs. Ed. Malone, of Sioux City,
was here last week to attend the funer-
al of her brother, VIM. Pentony. She
was accompanied by her son, Thomas.
Nick Mslvin has laid In large
stock of confectionery for the Christ
mas trade. Look it over when you go
to the post Office and watch for his new
advertisement next week.
Letters addressed as follows are
unclaimed at the postoffice in this city:
MRS. Lizzie Pratt, Mrs. Lottie M. King
R. ID. Lutte, Charlie Ward, Roy Hilton,
Per C. Miller, Jordan Bros.
Jones s. Coolidge. the franklin
street furniture dealers In their new
announcement make a concise and
convincing argument. We will not
attempt to review it but refer the
reader to q perusal of it.
"A slaughter sale of ladies' cloaks is
on at Clark & Lswrence's They say
truly that there is no good reason why
every lady and girl in the country
should not have awarm garment at
the prices given in their advertise
ment. ..fvss j
-aThe Democrat has added to it's.
list of premiums, "Prince Bismarck
and the Re establishment of the Rom
an Empire" for the benefit of those of
its subscribers who can read german.
A description of this book is given in
another column.
Marriage licenses were issued du-
ring the past week to Verdi Coolidge,
of Edgewood, and Margaret j. Benson
of Hazel Green; Henry Sunderman and
Anna Schenke, Samuel B Woodbridge
and Susan Russell and F. H. Durham
and Martha j. Cox.
Mr.. Elmquist, Of the University Of
Chicago will fill the Baptist pulpit next
Sabbath for both morning and evening
services. He comes highly recon
mended as an eloquent speaker and al
should avail themselves of this oppor
tunity to hear him.
Welcome Abbott, IS successor t.
Storey s. Abbott, makes his bow thi
week to our readers, and tells men how
to save lot of useless thinking abou
what they should select as "a gift 70
her," for which he should be entitled t.
the thanks Of every old, middle age,
and young man who reads his tale.
The Delaware County Teachers
convention, held at Earlville last Satur
day, was profitable and we'll attends
one. Among those from here VIII
.l;were in attendance were the Misses Jen
ME McC arren, Katherine Goodell, Inc
ChamDerlln, Maggie Sherlock, Bell
Baily, Superintendent Eaton and Ernes
Eaton. 70
Did you ever see prettier pictuF
|. off, willow rocker than the one !
, Werkmeister's, the Earlville furnitul
> man, enlarged advertisement? NJ
) Werkmeisterlis pioneer in the furn
4 ture business in this county and hi
. selected large stock especially for Il
II holiday trade, and requests your trae
1 and tells why he ought to have it.
-Kalsmity Thorpe claims to |
8 authority on certain subjects. In b
J. holiday announcement he ventures tt
y predictiOn that the next ten davs w