Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-12-05

DIETER known as Harry new announce
ment.
If you wait to buy good second
hand six roller corn husker, read Joseph
Pazandack's local. !.
Mrs. Rev. Hubbell of Edgewood,
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Dorman, last week.
Jos. Skinner, Chicago, has been in
the city and vicinity the past week VIE
iting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Earl Bronson called on rela-
tives here last Friday, returning the
same day to her home in Spencer.
knights Templar Commandery
have their regular meeting this Wednes-
day evening, at which time officers will
be elected for the ensuing year.
Reserved seats forte harley's Aunt"
to be given on the evening of Decem-
Der 18th, will be on sale tomorrow
morning at Abbott's drug store.
John Geinapp of Belden, NebrasF q,
where he has resided the past fifteen
years, has beer, the guest of his brother
Fred near Delaware for several days.
Attention is called to "Lost Pocket
Book" local in another column. Any
one finding same will be doing a kind
ness by leaving the book at this Office.
Burt and Eflie Bishop returned
Monday 20 Epworth where they are in
the Seminary, after few DAYS spent
at their parental home in Milo Town
ship.
The establishment of feed mill at
Dundee has proved to be great con-
venience to many of the residents there
and will therefore be continued indefi-
nitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitney de-
parted Tuesday for Sherman, Texas,
where they will be the guests of their
daughter, Mable Whitney Reyes
through the winter months.
The board of directors of the st.
Paul's Union church will give supper,
Friday December 2, at the residence of
g. T. Adams. Price 10 cents. Every
body cordially invited.
"A Basket Social will be given in
Briggs hall at Dundee, Friday evening,
December 9TH, for the benefit of the
Ger nan Lutheran church of that place.
All are cordially invited to attend.
-Broadhurst Bros. roaring farce,
"What Happened TO JONES'" is booked
for the Central Opera House tonight.
1t is high class comedy and is coming
here under guaranty which insures a
full house.
-Elder G. II Taylor held very sue
cessfrl revival meetings in the Sand
Creek church last week being assisted
in the good work by Rev, Salisbury, the
Methodist pastor in Delhi and singer
of ability.
AT the meeting of Manchester
Lodge No. 1865 A. F. aud A. M. last
Saturday night officers were elected
as follows: W. E. Graham, w. NJ;
Geo. w. Hunt, W.; H. A. Won Oven,
J. W.; Seth Brown, Treas; and +. M.
Pearse, Secretary.
Letters addressed to the following
remain uncalled for at the post Office in
this city. Miss 3. j. Bishop, Miss
Anna Stone, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs
w. NJ. Moore, Mrs. Lucy Mather, Mrs.
Nancy Parsons, F. B. Hardy, John
Dawns, F. ID. Merry, T. G. Pearce and
P. Mann 2.
The Leader says: The building
prospects for Hopkinton the coming
season are already beyond the stage
of talk and speculation and the indica-
tions are that the burned district will
soon be the scene of active operations
looking to the complete rehabilitation
of the block
j. w. Warrell lost small dwelling
in Ryan by fire on the 25th ult. 1t was
insured in the Farmers Fire and Light
ming Insurance Association of this
county, and last Saturday the loss wa s
satisfactorily adjusted by A. $. Coon
and Miles E. Blair the president and
secretary of the association.
The following residents of thit
county have been summoned to serve
as petit jurors at the U. S. District
court in session at Dubuque this week
E. II. Stone and James Burton, Delhi;
John Mathews. Greeley; Chas O.. Barry
Barryvilie; James NJ. Cornell, Hop
kinton, and Thomas Wilson, Oneida.
All of the older residents of thil
community were acquainted with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Rule (uee Joan Kuggles
and will therefore be interested in the
following received by Mr.. and Mrs. w
Dudley, from them. "Mr. and Mrs
Henry William Rule announce tn
marriage of their daughter Clart
Elizabeth, to Mr.. w. Gordon Parks
Wednesday Nov. %, 1900, Oklahoma
City, o. T."
Cards are out for luncheon an
afternoon at cards, Mrs. NJ. Beehler an
Miss Beehler entertaining December II
luncheon to be served at half past twelve
Friday of the same week Mrs. and Mis-
Beehler will entertain at luncheon, th
guests being invited for the hour of on
This entertainment will be followed by
flower, afternoon given by Miss Beehle
Saturday TO number of her young lad
friends-the flowers of the city if 20
please. These ladies have enyiable rel
utstions as entertainers and those fl
vored with invitations for these occt
sions are anticipating afternoons o
pleasure.
John Whitman was killed by