Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-01-10
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Fred Ellis went to Rockwell City
last week on business.
MIR. and Mrs A. HOLSTER were Du-
buque visitors last Thursday.
Miss Nell Suffer, Of Rock Rapids,
visited friends and relatives in this city
last week.
Philip Pawley is visiting with
friends and relatives in New Market,
Minnesota.
Miss Anna Kennedy, of Dubuque,
was q guest last week of her sister, Mrs.
E. r. Champion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hunt, Of Inde-
pendence, were Manchester visitors
part Of last week.
Hunt Armstead returned home
last Thursday morning from q visit
with relatives in Chicago.
Miss Alice Craig left Monday morn
ing for Mt. Vernon where she will be a
student at Cornell College.
N. G. Hunt, of Bloomfield, Nebras-
ka. visited in this city the first of the
week with friends and relatives.
Mrs. p. A. Grassfield, of Marion,
visited here last week with her sons, r.
A. Grsssfield, jr., and +. Grsssfield.
Harry Stewards advertisement that
was too late for last weeks Democrat,
appears in this issue. 1t is quite tloury.
Adrian g. Noble, of Denver, Colo,
10 guest of friends and relatives In
this city. He is q brother of Mrs. A.
j. Brown.
Miss Pearl Pierce was q guest over
Sunday Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Pierce. She returned to Cedar
Falls Monday.
Illinois Central officials announce
that the new passenger time card will
go into effect next Monday morning.
The changes have not been made pub
lie.
Miss Mae Roney left last week to
take special course of music at st
Clara's Academy,at Sinsinaws Mound,
Wis, from which institution she ia q
graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. M. Hickox, who
have resided near Campton for several
years have again become residents Of
Manchester. Their son, Royal, will
work the farm the coming season.
IT. U. Eaton, our one. time hustling
meat merchant, has rented the 4. F.
Gillespie farm Of 100 acres in Coffins
Grove township for q term of years,
intending to make 6 stock farm of the
same.
Those who accompanied the re-
mains Of Mrs. James Cunningham to
Chickasaw county were; Mr.. and Mrs.
M. F. Cunningham and three ,children,
and Mrs. j. F. Cunningham and
daughters, Mabel and Madge.
Mr.. Henry Prull and Miss Maggie
Monck were united In marriage near
Sand Spring last Thursday, by Rev.
VonStfone. Inc newly married couple
VIII take up their residence on the
farm known a. the old hear,ck place
near Sand Spring. Monticello Express.
: The annual installation Of officers
of the Rsthbone Sisters was held last
Wednesday evening in the K. p.
Hall. The following are the new
officers: NJ. E. d., Lila d. Allen; E. c.,
Lizzie Barr: E. j.. Bernice Blake: M.
T. Jennie Gregg: M, of R. g. c.. Amy
Carey: M. F.. Alice Phillip: P. 7, Etts
Lawrence: G. o. T.. Ola Le wis.
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W ,sa1s se. s. sae .oo"ns on0o.o :.
five vaars. Pred Dnrav trnstaa three
vaara and the REMAINING officers to hold
for one wear. W. u McIntoah treas
mar. Chsa Raumuartner clerk. w 4
Rowan choistar. Georoe Dnrev Snnda,
school SUPERINTENDENT
-Ine special election 81 Manchester
on granting an electric hght and steam
neatinR 1fancnise carried Dy iarg'
ma.ority. Inc vote was very hgnt' S'S
20 90 out tne expression was empnatlc
me plant VIII Do Duilt ana operated 0!
. pllvate company composed OF some
9. tne leaolng business men OF the place
Mancnestet is eVidentiy immune IRON
sne antl-1rancnlse contaglon wnlch ma
nso . run over Iowa tne last year. oo
A OF . NUMBER OF sucn questions wmcn
nave Deen voeeo upon IN dlHe!enS cue
saaasah e1.e a.n,s.a;on s' 1 1t,. -. - s a'
a..o.s.;.. $3.50. 80 ~. 80, Nv. ~,
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Mrs. James cunningham 0led LAT