Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-02-06
Fred Dewey is in Waterloo.

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friends several days last week.
II. a. Kelly, of Webster City, is Wis
iting old acquaintsuces here for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w b. Patty are en-
tertaining Mrs. L. j. Deal, of Charles
ton, Missouri.
Thos, w. Robinson is again active
ly engaged in buying horses for tbs
eastern markets.
Mrs. Williamson, of Milwaukee
Is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Geo
Hatch, in this city.
Jos. Taylor, Waterloo, spent few
days thu latter part of the week with
friends in this city.
VIM. Hansel of Colesonrg was in
the city one day last week visiting his
cousin, Jno Morley.
Henry Ehler, of Adams, transacted
business in this city Friday, and was
among the welcome callers at this Office
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Anders and
Mrs. AS father, j. j. Burlett,spent Fri
day last in theft former home, Earlville
Miss Florence Day returned last
week from her visit i'll Des Moines with
Deputy Auditor and Mrs. Chas. Ii,
Day.
Robt. Fishel,. county sheriff, and
+. B. Blair, county attorney, were IN
Masonville Friday last on business
official.
The Quaker Mill Co. in its adyer
tisement gives the reasons why ever
one In this county should use the flour
made at its mill.
A special meeting of Manchester
Lodge A. f. and A. M. this week Fri
day evening. The attendance of each
member ID requested.
The Reporter predicts that there
will be q hot time in'Ryan on February
18th, the day fixed for deciding the in
corporation question.
Mrs j Ross Cameron was in the
city last week visiting relatives and
friends. She returned Wednesday to
her home in Strawberry Point.
Mr.. s. Grove has been appointed
general advertising agent of the G. G
w. Ry., vice Geo. FL. Mead Who has re-
signed to engage in other business.
Frank J. Whitney has sold his resi-
J. dence property on Main street to Thorn
as Wilson, of Oneida. The eonsidera-
ton paid by the purchaser was 81, $50.
MIR. and Mrs. j. f. File, of Hazel
Green were in town Saturday. The.
have rented their farm and will become
residents of this city about March list
w. J.. Bowen, and son, Richard,
were in Nashua part Of last week Oh
business connected with the Wooden
Mills at that place, recently purchased
by Mr.. Bowen.
Many items of local interest have
A5sen crowded out of this issue of the
Democrat. We couldn't very we'll
print on thesmargins and that was oil
I the space there was left.
MIR. and Mrs. A. @. Philip spsnt
Tuesday Of last week in Earlville with
Mr.. Philippe parents. Gus father,
who has been very i'll for several months
[ is about the same at this writing,
NJ. F. Leroy, Al. Collinge. and
%. A. Durham are in Newton, Iowa,
attending the Militant Council O. o..
f., the last named gentleman being
member of the commandery staff.
Mrs. Harriet Il. Rollins visited her
sister, Mrs. Hadley, and other relatives,
Aa guest in the A. G. Philip home, in
Y Manchester last week, returning to her
home In Dubuque Wednesday evening.
Ralph Dumont, engineer on the
Omaha Division Illinois Central, was
In the city last week visiting his mother
and other relatives and friends. Mr..
Dumont makes his home at Dennison,
Iowa.
Cal. Martin attended "What Hap
pened to jones' as played in Indepen-
dence last week Wednesday evening
Mr.. Martin had friend in the cart OF
the Company giving the play in indie
pendence.
Mrs. G. w. Drybread, Of Emmets-
burg, and daughter, Mrs. Geo. Staehle
jr,, of Esrlyille, were guests last week
in the John Malven home in this city
Mrs. Drybread and our happy-go-lucky
Deputy Sheriff are sister and brother
IS The following letters for the weak
ending January 29th, remain uncalled
for at the post Office in Manchester
Mrs Jennie Lamius, Mrs. Samuel Pat.
ton, Mrs. Horntlive, Miss Rosie L
Dunno, c. II. Robinson, DR.. G. w. Rob
erts, "A. q. Roberts.
Last week VIM. Ball sold his eight!
acre farm in Delhi township to Franz
j. and Henrietta G. Stoddard for 81, $3.50
or SOL per acre. Mr.. Bail has bough
the G. b. Lont residence property ii
Delaware, and will hereafter make tina
place his home, and enjoy the rest thai
long years of toll entitle him to.
Henry Peters, who was the etljcien
night clerk of our popular hosiery, TIL
Clarence House, resigned his position
the resignation taking effect last Fri
day. Mr., Peters and his wife visitet
over Sunday with friends in Yanke
Settlement, returning here the first o
the week. They will depart the latte
part of the week for Milwaukee, wher
Henry's parents reside.
"A change in the proprietorship o
the M. s. o. lunch counter was anon,
the business transactions of last week
Ed Luthmer selling to Geo. Ferguson
until recently the proprietor of tt
Commercial House on the west side
Mr.. Luthmer departed the first of tn