Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-01-09

Our neighboring city of Dubuqu
has case of small pox.
-Thos. Parkinson, of Greeley, wa
on our streets last Friday.
The Entire Nous members dane
this week Friday evening at Pythia
Castle.
w. s. Beals, of the Hopkinto
Leader, was in Manchester on bushes
Monday.
IS. s. Squires. of Ryan, was bust
ness visitor in our city Wednesday 0
last week.
If DESTROYS of buying or renting
place in Manchester, see notice afol
sale or rent"
r. V. Lucas, of the Earlville Phoe
nix, was in Manchester the first of tn,
present week.
The bridge petition will be present
ed to the Board of Supervisors THU
week Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mary Glissendorf spent q Dor
ton of her holiday vacation with he,
sister Mrs. Win Sesrles, in Waterloo.
The regular meeting of Manchester
Lodge No. 4s, R. A. M. occurs thi.
Wednesday evening at the usual hour
Harry Seeds spent portion Of hi,
holiday vacation with his mother AND
brother, Edward, In Chicago.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
d. F. Young on the evening of the last
day of the century just closed.
Mics Gertrude Pratt spent q few
days of her vacation the past week with
friends in her former home at Mount
Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Thomas of
Hazel Greenn were shopping in town
Monday and were welcome callers at
this office.
The school bell rang full merrily
Monday morning and the little tots are
back in school again after an interim of
two weeks.
Mics Lucy Clark, Of Delaware, re-
turned Wednesday from three weeks
visit with her brother Andrew at
Lake City, Iowa.
The following letters remain un-
called for at the post Office in Manches-
ter: Fred A. Kloge, Geo. Little, 6x2-
1t, Will Miles, F. March, G. F. CRIES.,
Fred Hamilton, Geo. o. Halloran, j. P.
Peterson.
Friends in this city of Miss Made
line Tucker will be sorry to learn that
The climate Of the part of California
where she has been has pro, ed very bad
for her aud she 10 now in San Francisco
under the care of throat and lung
specialist.
w. M Sawyer of Elk township has
rented his farm and about March LIST.
will seek q new home. He has
not decided just where he will
ocate, but is seriously thinking of
making this city his home. We hope
he will do so.
Albert Lusk who went to Chicago
70 have an operation performed on his
Eye returned Saturday morning and is
getting along nicely. He left Tuesday
morning for Minneapolis, his future
nome. Mrs. Lusk preceded him going
ast week Thursday.
viii Malven was called to Omaha
ast week by the illness of his youngest
ION, Herold, who has been living with
his mother there. The young man is
better and Mr.. Malven will probably
BRING him back to Manchester for
7isit as soon as he is able to stand the
rip.
DR.. G. L., Leigh had as his guest
Friday and Saturday last, Dr.. ]. F.
Leigh, of Elkader. DIR. j. F. Leigh is
slso q dentist, and we presume these
wo gentlemen had many friendly
quib to tell one another of the frsilties
II the mortal man with poor teeth and
mall courage.
Miss Florence Day was called to Des
doines Saturday last by the illness of
Deputy State Auditor, Chas. H. Day.
Word was received Tuesday morning
hat Mr.. Day was much better and after
few days of rest would in all PROBABLE
ties be ready to resume his duties at
he State House.
The Art Club will meet with Mrs.
Boynton Monday, January 10, at z p.
n. sharp. Subject The Romantic
'chool in France. Artists; Gericault /,
)elaroche, Delscroix and others. Leader,
Miss Allie Russell. Mrs. R. W. Thrill
las kindly consented to read paper on
he subject before the club.
Last Saturday Michael Hahesey
purchased from E. N. Ward eight lots
m the West side opposite h. p. Duffy's
place, paying $500 therefor. As soon
IS the weather will permit he will
commence the erection of residence
hereon, which he and his family will
occupy as soon as completed.
Rev. 7. d. Dotter, former pastor of
he Universalist church at this place but
low of Sullivan, Mo-, is called to mourn
he loss of his father, in which bereave-
nent his many friends here extend
heir sympathy. During the past year
Mr.. and Mrs. Dotter's infant son was
'lso called to the higher home.
JAS. A. Poor, who has been Treas
lrer of Buchanan county for number
IT years, died Sunday morning at his