Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-11-28
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day on business.
llilma johnson began teaching
Monday in the Thorpe school.
"A. HOLSTER was in Anamosa On
business Monday of this week.
Mrs. Il. Raymond is in Worthing.
ion this week visiting relatives.
City Mayor S. A. Steadman called
on Waterloo friends last Saturday.
Mrs E. L. Farwell sold an organ
last.week to John Bslcher, OF Golden
DIR. Donaldson is about to change
his location from Almoral TO Edge.
wood.
MIR. and Mrs. A. @. Philip enter;
tanned the Sunshine club last Friday
evening.
--Anders & Philip have neat adv
this week which advises us to improve
our evenings.
The Sherlock sisters have purchased
of Mrs Il. u. Farwell handsome new
Ludwig piano.
The Hopkinton creamery paid an
ave rage of IS cents per hundred for
milk delivered during October.
Mr.. and MIS-. Albert HOLSTER have
issue invitations for a six o'clock din
ner, Saturday evening, December first.
You will not fail to see it, becau.e
Ia nfk - ~
arts adv. OF Dunkley's fruits and celery
i Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Ball of Della
ware will depart tomorrow to spend the
winter in the Sunny South at liam
mond, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Pentony and two
children have returned from their ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
in Clinton, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Fishel and
daughter, Bertha, of Elkport, were yis-
iting relatives and friends in this city
few days of last week.
Mrs. T. II. Ellis and daughter de-
parted Saturday for Worthington, being
called there by the illness of her sister
Mrs. VIM. Sternhagen.
Miss Emily Otis, who is teaching
in Lamont, spent Sunday at home, be-
ing accompanied by sister teacher of
the Lamont schools, Miss Qnigley.
Mrs. Sarah johnson has removed
from Storm Lake and will make her
home in the future with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b. Allen, in this city.
II. n. Arnold announces that he
: has received fine lot of New York
apples. Call soon and inspect them
while there is large variety to select
from.
Mrs. Dckey, sister of DR.. w. b.
Sherman, whose home is in Maxwell,
this state. visited several days of last
week in the pleasant Sherman home on
Butler street.
DIR. j. II. McGes is anticipating the
arrival of his mother soon from Clarin-
da and his handsome suite of rooms
over Gregg & Wards are being refur
niehed for house keeping.
Flour, the staff Of life, is necess.
ity in every family, and the best article
for the least money is what purchasers
are on the lookout for, therefore Cal
Atkinson's new announcement will
interest them.
Welcome Abbott, our genial south
end druggist, has been under the doc
tors care the past two days and though
he is not seriously i'll, he probably will
not superintend many business trans
actions this week.
The friends of Tom Frentress, who
week before last went to East Dubuque
where he intended studying telegrapny
are panied to hear that he was taken i'll
with diphtheria last week Friday. Tom
but recently recovered from long siege
of typhoid fever.
The Art exhibit given by the ladies'
of the Congregational church last week
proved success. A large number OF
interested spectators admired the dis
play of pictures and art pieces and many
purchases were made.
The economical housekeeper will
find in the Quaker Mill Cos. new adv.
an opportunity to get the best grade Of
flour at a fair price and ut the same
time secure supply of toweling. There
is no better -four made than the Quaker.
Read its $1,000 reward offer.
Clyde and Merle Elder entertained
few of their friends Thursday even
ing last at their home on Franklin street
About IL were present aud the time
was spent in various games and music,
Light refreshments were served at the
usual hour and all went merry as mar
riage bells.
Monday, about thirty relatives and
friends of MIR. and Mrs. Cliff Ryan gave
them surprise, the occasion being
their Silver Wedding Anniversary
They were presented with handsome
chair and a set of silver knives and
forks. A very enjoyable time. was
spent by all present. Edgewood Jour
nal.
"A petition of the electors of Ryan
will be presented to the district court
of this county at its 8 ssion next month
asking for the incorporation of Ryan
with all the rights, privileges and liza
bilities of an incorporated town. it is
not probable that the matter will be
contested, as, We understand, the senti-
ment is almost unanimous among the
residents of the territory sought to be
incorporated, favoring Incorporation.
-R. H. Campbell, formerly of the
Hopkinton Leader, arrived here Tues
day night on the Great Western from
Na,v ynrk uhara ha hoe haap For q lopc,