Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-01-23
rather Hanley was in town Friday

-Robt. Fishel, of Wood, was visiting
relatives in this city Monday.
Mrs.. DR.. Schofeld of Coggon is in
the city, Q guest of relatives and friends.
Mics Leigh Of Dyersvllle was the
guest Of her brother, Dr.. G. L., Tuesday.
Emory Newton, Of Independence.
spent Sunday with parents and friends
here.
WIN. b. Patty, Of our local Y. M. G.
A. had business In Iowa City Monday
Of this week.
%. L. Hackbarth and ]. G. Wood,
both Of Earlville, wore in the city on
business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Grassfeld are
spending few days with relatives and
friends In Paris, Iowa.
Mrs. Minnie Skinner and daughter.
Miss Eva Skinner, spent Saturday with
friends in Independence.
Mrs. Jno. Altman, who lives near
Independence visited her son, George,
In this city Saturday last.
-Mrs. Chss. Thorpe departs for Chi
caso tomorrow, Thursday, for visit of
Q week OF more with friends.
W. B. Patty, Y. NJ. G. A. secretary,
will preach ct st. Paul's church In North
Manchester ct $50 next Sunday.
n. e. Light, the horse buyer, is in
the city - 10 his custom buying up q
car Of good Delaware county horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Durham are In
EsrlvIlle visiting friends. They depart
cd Monday and expected to remsin two
or three days.
Geo. 8. Lister has IN adv. this
week which can not only be seen at q
distance but will also be of interest to
our farmer friends.
"A. 8. Coon, Of Rock Prairie is Of
fering farm raised Plymoth Rock Cock
srels ct City cents each. and mammoth
Bronze turkeys ct Sl.5O.
Miss Grace Ford departed this,
Tuesday, morning for Granite Falls,
Minnesota, where she will be the guest
Of relatives for Q month or more.
Tho Library board meet tonight
CTuesday) to inspect the new books
which came last week. The reading
public Are anxious II see the list on our
public library shelves.
BENZ. Brown shipped this week q
number Of plymouth Rock chickens to
West Union. He has . good supply
yet on hand, which he advertises for
sale in another column.
VIII Dewey, who has had barber
establishment In Earlville, sold his bust
ness in that city and with his family re-
turned to Manchester. He is working
this week for w. Evans.
Miss Eva Skinner is learning the
wires Of the Bishop and locsl'tslephone
exchange 20 that hereafter she may
assist Mrs. Peterson In the performance
Of the duties connected with the Office.
"A. @. Philip hes been confined to
his homo BY sickness. His father who
lives In Earlville has also been very low
with grave fears a. to his recovery,
though last reports were more encour.
seine.
K.,.m,.v h,ou,ht IN an ad too late
j b ,,,,t th,. ~ Ha ranueata all
persons Indebted tocslr on him before
February 1st and make settlement. This
calls for prompt attention from those
indebted to him.
-ro. Ws,rman who h.s bean bar
h.,,n, sor W n Goodvin denarted
Mandy mornine for Coleabnrp where
he will spend the remainder Of the win
ter. His mother, Ms. l.. Weirman, &C
companied him.
Gen Slack And h,s .on Frank are
busv puttins mn ice for their patrons
mart saason Thev have . large ice
hon.e vh,ch thay a.tim.ta v,iI hold
1000 tons and are filling II with ice from
the Quaker mill pond.
Or. G. T. Leirh spent Saturday
evening and Sunday with friends IN
Waterloo. and while there he was g
.ioht.ear - the Devils Anct,on a spec
t.eular performance that II receiving fin,
critici,msfrom tho press Of our large,
cities.
-Mesars. and Mechanics A. H. an1
VIC Rlaka have 'i.ened invitations to
,a,oa number Of fr,aSfa for NEXT week
the f,r,t comnanv tn n entertained I,
the nleasant home Of Mr. and Mrs. A
n Rlaka and the second In the hom
Of the lsttar.
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NJ John Mar.hsll =. Chief Justice q
the .nn,ema conrt of the limited state
v,n ~ calah,.tad At tha onara hons
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