Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-11-29
Calvin Yoran was in Earlville Mon.


| H. L. Ram was numbered among
the sick last week.
Miss Marie Halter has returned
from her visit in Dubuque.
"A. +. Clark transacted business at
Coggon the first of the week.
Will James transacted business in
Waterloo the first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Griffin, of Wa
terloo, spent Sunday in this city.
Nv. N. 3oynton returned home
Saturday evening from two months
trip.
John Cameron went to Chicago
last Saturday to remain during the
winter.
Miss Florence Atwater is visiting in
Dubuque with her sister, Mrs. j. F.
Jackson.
Rev. E. III. Gillett, of West Union,
will occupy the Baptist pulpit next Sun
day morning and evening.
Mrs. E. l. Walker was taken to Du-
buque last week to receive medical
treatment at Finlay Hospital.
] w. M. Palmer, of the State In
surance Company of Des Moines, was
in the city part of last week.
Phil Snyder for many years resi-
dent of Manchester has openeda cigar
factory at Strawberry Point.
Nathan Relkin, of the Fair store,
will leave in few days for the Chicago
markets to purchase stock of holiday
goods.
Miss Lydia Ray left last Friday
for her home in Chicago. She has been
a guest in this city for several weeks of
her cousin, Cal Martin.
"A hot water plant is being put in
the Delaware County State Bank build
ing for heating all of the rooms therein,
including the basement.
Judging from the caption of Kline
q Madden's song as sung in this issue,
they are evidently anticipating fall of
snow in the near future.
Geo. Medkiff, of Hazel Green, has
moved to South Dakota where he will
make his future home, having purchas-
ed 100 acres of land in Lake county.
Mrs. A. Knapp departed Monday
morning for Fort Dodge to join her hus-
band, who has been there for several
months. They expect to reside there in
the future.
Mrs. J. b. Hoag and Miss S. Ethel
Seeds have issued invitations for a
reception and dancing party to be held
at the x. p. Halls, Tuesday evening,
December 9Th.
Mrs. G. w Fishel, of Chicago, who
has been visiting in this city with her
father-in-law, Adolf Fishel, went to
Almoral the first of the week for visit
with relatives.
j. w. Anton, whose present ad.
dress is Wallingford, Emmet County,
Iowa, was pleasant caller at the Dem
ocrat Office last week. Mr.. Anton until
recently resided near Edgewood.
Miss Julia Mccain of Manchester,
on her return to Chicago, where she is
head manager in large dressmaking
establishment, remained over here a few
days with cousins on Dodge street and
Cleveland ayenue.-Dubuque Times.
Rev. G. Fl. Lusk departed the first of
the week for Newton, where he has &C.
cepted the passionate of the Baptist
church in that place. He will return
| here later in the week and move his
| family and household effects to that
place.
| The attention of the farmers and
other citizens Of Delaware county is
called to the notice, in another column,
announcing the Delaware County Agri-
cultural society meeting which occurs
December 9Th. a large attendance is
desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hart of Free
port, Illinois, spent Sunday in this city
, at the home of the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs d. B. Allen. They were OF
their return home from Storm Lake
where they attended the funeral of DR.
: L. M. Johnston.
-The display in Peterson Bros. show
> window has been the source of grea
deal of admiration on the part of pass
ers by during the past week. They
. have one of the finest stocks of china
ware and cut glass ever brought t,
this city and have hastily arranged I
making it very attractive show win
dow.
Louis Haubenistel, one of the frs
settlers in this city, is renewing old az
!. quaintances here. He came to thil
:. place in 1856 and bought the propert
, lying between the Globe hotel and tn
=: alley north of it. He afterwards bull
- shop on the property and carried O.
y the tailoring business there for severa
. years. He has been resident of Phi
, adelphia for the past twenty three years
N "A picked team from Coggon an,
4. Walker will meet the Manchester foo
ar ball team, in battle array at the ba
park in this city tomorrow (Thursday
:, afternoon. A hard fought battle
- prohibited and all who enjoy such sight
= are invited to be present. A small &C
), mittance fee to the grounds will b
~ charged to all except ladies who wi
be admitted free.
of On Wednesday of last week F.
m Main and Miss Emma Lepley wei
as married at the BRIDES home in Hopkil
or ton. Mr.. Main was the democrat
rs. nominee for county superintendent 9
Va the democratic ticket this year 81
% during the campaign made many war
". friends in all parts of the county. (