Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-12-26
Jessie Russell, of Lenox, is home.

dar Rapids visit.
Nellie Vance is home from schoo
for the holidays
| John Cruise, jr., Earlville was in
Manchester Saturday.
Rev. Father Ryan, of Ryan, was
in the city last Friday.
Fred Durey spent one day last week
on business in Cedar Rapids.
4 Earl Toogood is expected home to.
morrow Tuesday for the holidays.
Mrs. r. r. Robinson and Miss Ennis
Boggs were Cedar Rapids visitors Sat.
urday. ~
Il. q. Chandler spent the first two
days of this week in the western part
of the state.
! &C. L. and Ernest Eaton. who are
teachers in Des Moines, are home fol
the holidays.
Mrs. Rosa Summers, of Coggon
was shopper in the markets of our
Guy laSI ErlOay.
Mrs. John Thompson, of Lamont
was Saturday and Sunday guest OF
friends in this city-rss8 :p,ei. ttgs IL,
Mrs.. Catherine i Ttenkatap, by.
erayilles shadD bnsinessl IN. Manchester
last week Thufsdas .f,ssoa,ls sAw ,.aat
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Observation-Disclosures us. in, /. pphna que,
the guest for the holidays of Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. f. Jackson.
"A travelling spectacle fakir was
"doing" some of the good people of In
dependence last week.
Harry Huene, who is attending the
University of Chicago as a "medic" is
home for the holidays.
-Sam'l.. Dixson and son, Harry, of
the Clarence House, were in Dubuque
for the day last week Saturday.
Miss Pearl Huene, of Chicago, is at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
40. Huene, for holiday vacation.
Miss Lottie Davis, q teacher in the
schools of Fonda, was here last week
Wednesday enroute to her home in
Strawberry Point,
The Democrat is issued one day
earlier than usual, SO as to give its force,
from imp to editors, an opportunity to
observe Christmas. -
-Rey. Miles B. Fisher, of California
and Miss Irene Stiles, of Waterloo, are
in the city, guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. b. Stiles.
Mrs. S. L. Burt went down to. Mar
ion Saturday where she will be the guest
of her grandmother, Mrs. Benedict,
through the holidays.
Mrs. j. S. Barry, of Barryyille, was
in the city Friday last, the guest of
friends. The Democrat office had q
pleasant call from Mrs. Barry.
DR.. Liddy, of Chicago, is in the city
this week, the guest of his sisters, Mrs.
A. L. Beardslee and Miss Hannah Lid
dy in the pleasant Beardslee home.
-On Wednesday evening, Dec 26,
there will be special meeting Of Ores
cent Rebekah Lodge, No. 142, /. o. U.
r. All members are requested to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Jewell enter
tanned the Duplicate Whist organiza-
ton last Thursday evening. This
week the club will meet, with Mr.. and,
Mrs. Gregg. Z - ~
Mrs. w. II. Norris and Mrs. E. b. Stiles
were called to the western part of the
state the latter part of last week by the
death of an aunt. They are expected
home to night.
Miss Belle Turner goes to New
Hampton Monday to spend the holt
days at the home of w. r. Chapman.
Mr., Chapman is brother Of G. Chap
man of this city.
Our corresponds nts will confer
favor by sending their items SO as to
reach us next Saturday as the Democrat
will go to press Monday, instead of
Tuesday, its usual publication day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford leave to-
morrow (Tuesday) for visit of two
weeks with Mrs. Ford's parents, Hon.
and Mrs. o. A. Ringsrud and other
relatives and friends in Elk Point South
Dakota.
Paul Triem, of Coe, Reuben Hook
aday, Hunt Armstead and Bradley
Lillibridge, of the Business College, Ce-
dar Rapids, were arrivals the latter part
of last week to spend the holidays in,
their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fishel, Chicago,
are here visiting with Mr.. Fishel's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Fishel. They
expect to remain until Christmas night,
when Mr.. Fishel's work as mail clerk on
the Northwestern, recalls him to his
duties.
Miss Charlotte Pierce who has bean
IN ColoradO for the year past, is expect
ed home in the second week of Janu-
airy for visit of a month with
her mother and other relatives.
Her many friends in Manchester will
be delighted to see her after SO long an
absence.
Mrs. Henry Vorwald, of Dixon Set
Element was in town yesterday (Thurs-
day. morning and departed Via the
Great Western Tor Chicago, where she
will visit her two sisters. From there
she.will go to Washington, sD.4sC., to
visit with another sister, aid also to re
present at the marriage of "a niece,
which taxes ,place;after advent aMEs,
Vorwwald win be; gone about d month
and her many friends wish her a most
pleasant trip.-Dyersville News Letter.
"A fainting spell was sufficient to