Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-10-23

| cuCo NieltOI 1uuInudys
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Norris de.
parted for Iowa City Monday.
Mrs. E. Baskerville, of Earlville, was
the guest of friends here Monday.
Mics Jennie Langhammer was q
Winthrop visitor last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. e. Bronson were Ce-
dar Rapids visitors last Friday.
Earl Tabor, of Marion, visited rel
atives and friends here Sunday.
Father ]. j. Hanley; of MONT, was
a Manchester visitor last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Blair were
Cedar Rapids visitors last Friday.
Emmett Allison, of Cedar Rapids,
was Manchester visitor Sunday
Mrs. Mary A. Ram is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Whitewater, Wis
consin.
i. H. Lawson conducted a cloak
sale for A. II. Blake Il Son at Coggon
Tuesday.
Mrs. Cora Wood departed last
Thursday afternoon for h or home in
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. John Coffey, of Marion, was a
guest of his daughter, Mrs. A. L. Sew
ertson, last week.
&C. w. Ferris and family have NOV
ed into their new building, near the
Illinois Central depot.
j. E. Davis and j. b. Mather have
formed q partnership In the abstract
and real estate business.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Long departed
last week for Hot Springs, S. D., to be
gone about three weeks.
#. L. Durey and Rev. Caul de-
parted Monday for Cedar Falls to at
tend the Baptist state convention.
Mrs. Leon Dewitt Miles, of Cedar
Rapids was an over Sunday visitor
with Manchester relatives and friends.
The regular meeting of the Nazar-
eth Commandery will be held this
Wednesday evening in the lodge room.
&C, w. Storey, Sam Dixon, and B. F.
Miles enjoyed part of last week angling
for fish in the Wspsie near Quasqueton.
-Chas. Bemis, Miss Blanch Nome,
and Mrs. John King, of Strawberry
Point, were Manchester visitors Mon
day.
James A. Durham, of Beaver City,
Nebraska, is spending few days in
this city, called here by the decease of
his father.
e. Nj. Carr is taking in the sights
of the Buffalo exposition and visiting
at his former home in Franklinyille,
New York.
The regular meeting of the Man
chester lodge, No. 1855, A. F. and A. NJ.
! will be held next Saturday evening at
the usual place.
The subject Of Noble Arnold's new
sd. is. one which every man, woman
and child would feel aggrieyed If forced
to do without. What is 1t?
| Ralph and Daisy Durham came
home from Iowa City Friday to attend
the funeral services of their grandfath-
er, the late Ferdinand Durham.
/ Mrs. Aaron Richardson, of Hop.
kinton, and Mrs. Penny, of Chicago,
were the guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. +. E. Richardson last week.
Mrs. Gates departed Tuesday for
Escanaba, Michigan, for a visit with
relatives She was accompanied as far
as Cedar Rapids by her son, Elmer.
Mrs. William Walker, who has been
q guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
S. A. Steadmsn, departed for her home
in Goodlsnd, Kansas, last Thursday.
DIR. J. II. MCGEE has sold his prac'
tice in Osteopathy to DIR. Evans b
French DIR. MCGEE has made many
friends during his residence in this city
4 DIR. Louis Beehler, of Chicago, has
been visiting with relatives ant
friends here for several days. guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Beehler
Mr.. w. j. Strain, who resides on hi
farm near Masonville, is looking for {
J renter for his farm. He intends t,
move with his family to this city mex
: spring.
Frank Mather, for the past fou
years an efficient employe in the pos
b office here, has accepted q position wit
!, the Hollister Lumber Company Il
q this city.
Q Miss Anna Wolfe, principal of tn
Charles City high school, visited he
J. parents here part of last week. Sh
was en- her way to Cedar Rapids to at
i tend the teache RS association meeting
Il Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Snyder wi
= give social at their home, two mile
:. south of Manchester, in behalf of th
= Presbyterian church Friday evening
October 25th. Refreshments will
- served. Everybody come.
III The Illinois Central railroad will ru
g SO excursion to Chicago October 2
i good to return until the morning {
october goth. For full particulars 8,
N local in another column, "Cheap Excu
- sion to Chicago and Return"
,e The final determinationin the Bel
IN nap-J ohnston case was made last wet
le when the Supreme'Court overruled tt
le PLAINTIFFS petition for rehearing, 81
at the district court ordered the $4,000, al
T. the accumulated interest thereon, pa
~ over to Mrs. Johnston.
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RS the new premiums that is given
es every subscriber to the Democrat
G. whether new or old-who pays o
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