Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-11-06
Watson Childs was an Ehler visitor

WATSON ChildS was an Ehler VISITOR
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Sawyer is guest of
friends at Cascade.
IF. II. Paul, of Des Moines, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Miss Dora Leroy was Dubuque
visitor the first of theweek.
Henry Prowse was q Dubuque
visitor the first of the week.
DIR. NJ. E. Dittmer, of Colesburg, is
visiting relatives in this city,
Ross Cameron, of strawberry Point,
was Manchester visitor Monday.
-Mrs. j. A. Moreland is visiting rels-
tives and friends In Marcus, Iowa.
Ross Dixon departed Monday for
Minneapolis where he will attend
school.
John Reilly, of Ryan, passed
through here Monday on his way to
Dubuque.
". Ii. loWib ooI1 duoue 6oOo ooico
of South Dakota land on his recent trip
to Armour.
Mrs. Mary A. Prowse and son,
Henry, returned Saturday from their
Western trip.
old Winter knocked our Indian
summer out the first round. Did 1t
mighty quick, too.
-"Who poisoned several of my
thoroughbred chickens ?" is conun-
drum that Geo. A. Ecker, of North
Manchester, is trying to solve.
Lawrence s. Grems brought In an
advertisement too late for this issue In
which they invite you to call at their
store and inspect their line of fountain
pens.
If you have bill against the coun
ty, file it with Auditor Stetson before
Saturday evening of this week, as no
bills filled later will be allowed at the
session beginning Monday.
Notwithstanding the weather on
election day was fine, the democrats
and prohibitionists of this county were
heavily showed under by the high tariff,
trusts and mulct law supporters.
Nick Lang, Of Strawberry Point,
drove down Friday , to meet his
brother, Chick, and Flynn Smith who
came up from Cedar Rapids where they
are attending the Business College.
One of the old time Catholic Fairs
will be held in Manchester Thanks
giving week. Preparations are being
made to make this the most attractive
and best Fair in the history of st.
Mary's parish.
Elmer Pinkley and family have
moved to California. MIR. Pinkley has
for several years been in the employ of
Arthur Bruce, the contractor, and has
during his residence in this city made
many friends who regret that he and
his family have decided to move from
this city.
Have you secured your tickets for
Brooke's Marine Band Orchestra enter
tainment at the Central Opera House
in this city on Saturday afternoon of this
week? If not you should attend to it
Immediately. Bear in mind that the
performance commences promptly at
two o'clock p. m.
Miss Ella f. Daniels, who is teach.
| ing In the public schools at Roswell, N.
NJ. has our thanks for prospectus of
1.-THE Great Pecos Valley" of which,
according to it, Chaves county is the
county, and Roswell, a city of 5000 in
habitants, is the gem of the valley.
Miss Daniels is neice of Mr.. Benz.
Brown, Of this township, and on several
occasions has favored the readers of
the Democrat with interesting letters
descriptive of Roswell and vicinity.
One of the best entertainments ever
given in this city, was that of the VIM.
Owen Co. at the Central Opera House
last Friday evening. The actors were
first class in every respect, and the seen
cry was grand. The large opera house
was crowded to its utmost capacity,
and should this company make return
date here, they will meet with cordial
reception. Manager Cougar we con-
graduate you, and may your future
efforts to secure meritorious attractions
be as successful as this one.