Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-09-05
TELEPHONE 1874.

IN. Relkln returned from Chicago
Saturday morning.
Miss Dolores Benites, of Dubuque
is the guest of Miss Grace Sheldon this
week.
Miss Jennie Carkeek, of Dubuque,
is in the city, a guest of her aunt, Mrs.
George Keyes.
Mrs. A. o. Moore, who has been
quite i'll during the past week is report.
ed much better.
y. p. Foley of Cedar Rapids, was
calling on relatives and friends in this
city first of the week.
Miss Maud Cunningham was one
day visitor at the home of her mother
in this city last Friday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Hockenhull, of Jackson
vile, Illinois, ia q guest in the j. W.
Miles home on Union street.
Will Mcintyre, who recently Joined
the ball team here, returned to his home
in Mt. Vernon Saturday night.
-R. M. Marvin left Tuesday for st,
Paul, Minnesota, where he will visit his
son and daughter until the latter part
of the week.
The regular meeting OF Nazareth
Commandery No. 80, X. T., will be held
at the Commandery quarters this We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Cheney returned last week to
resume her school duties in Manchester
aeftas a summer vacation with home
friends in Ohio.
Ruth and Ola Marinus, Independ-
ence, were visiting their friend, Miss
Laura Norris, from Thursday until Sat
llrdsy Of last week,
-Dureing the absence of Mr.. Ellis
; from town, N. Malven of the post
Office news stand, will take orders for
the Excelsior Laundry.
! Mics Maud Stringhsm departed
Monday morning to resume her college
work in the Highland Park Normal
College at Des Moines.
The grocery store just started by E..
NJ. Post in the old express building just
north of the Globe hotel, presents q
very attractive interior.
Letters addressed to Miss Della
Meyer, Mrs. johnson Allen, Otis Miller,
M. s. Rukigar are advertised as un-
claimed at the postoffice.
M. NJ. Corbett, city attorney for
the city of Rockford, Illinois was in
Manchester Saturday, visiting at the
home of his niece. Mrs. N. Malven.
-Mrs. A. E. Wilson, the we'll know n
restaurateur, is again ready for business
In her new and recently refitted quar-
ters, first door north of the Globe hotel.
Miss Esma Belknap, of Golden,
took the train at Manchester Monday
morning for Dies Moines, where she will
enter Drake University for the fall sem.
ester.
Mrs. Alba Bennett Snyder departed
Friday evening for Iowa City, where
she will visit for few days. From
there she returns to her home in Peoria,
Illinois.
Miss Florence Day, milliner with
Riddell g. Co, is in Chicago this week
studying up fall and winter styles and
also buying her winter stock of MILL
merry goods.
Mrs. Reynolds attended the funeral
of the late George Dodge at Lamont last
!. Monday. She returned yesterday
Infringing Mrs. Dodge for visit in the
: pleasant Reynolds Seeds home on
Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Clemans are
moving this week into Mr.. Clemans'
property on the corner of West Butler
and Franklin streets. They will occupy
NE apartments in the second story had
nm. recently by Mrs. Long.
Madge Cunningham, who has
-M,ss eicient stenogrspher in the
Deen inc Ell 'essrs. Durham, Norris 81
sam oinoo =. ~ past, has given up
her position on acc. s.sa snccaads
Miss Merton, of Coles. ~ "
Miss Cunningham.
Harry Davis was injured in I,r,,s
tice game of ball at the fair or. ,sss.t
Friday afternoon. Wholly by accio VA a
Harry and LATE Matthews ran into on,
another, Lafe being unhurt, but Harry |
receiving injuries about the head and
having his shoulder blade fractured.
He is doing nicely at this writing.
The Edgewood base ball team
played against the Des Moines C's at
Arlington last Friday, only to suffer
defeat at the end of the fourteenth
inning. Halleth, their crack pitcher,
left them Thursday to join the Oelwein
aggregation, and this probably accounts
for the standing Of the score somewhat.
II. w. Woodward and family, long
time residents of Hazel Green township,
have removed to Ellen, Kansas, with
the intention of making that place their
future home. Their removal is regret.
ted by their friends, of which they have
many in this county. The Democrat
wishes them health and happiness in
their new home.
The base ball season is over and
our ball club has dsbanded, after q
season successful in every particular.
Pitcher Brown and second baseman
Dougherty returned Saturday evening
to their homes in Chicago. During
,,their stay here, both gentlemen made
,lpany friends who regret the termina-
tisn of their professional duties as men,
befs of Manchester's crack base ball
team.
The law on prairie chickens expired
with the dawn of September Isl, since