Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-11-26

Mrs. w. H. Huftslen was at Edge
wood Saturday.
Judge Blair is holding court at In
dependence this week.
Hon. W. H. Norris attended court
at Independence Monday.
Mrs. R. Wilson, of Colesburg, was
the guest Of friends here few days last
week.
Miss Josie Cooley of Sheldon, Ia, is
the guest Of relatives and friends in
this city.
Mrs. Perry Dudley was called to
Cascade Saturday by the serious illness
Of her mother.
-Mrs. E. E. Morse was the guest Of
daughter, Mrs. Frank Patton, at Ehler
here last week.
The Hayseed Clnb PLEASANT, sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hogan last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Emm. Potter, of Ird-p.r-
dence, WAS the guest of relatives in
this city Last week.
Mrs. Inhn l.. IN, r is I home from
Q several days visit With relatives and
friends vt Arlington.
Mics Della Parmalee of Dubnone
was the guest OF Manchester relatives
and friends last week.
L. G. Prenssner and son, Don, have
'urned from their trip IL Montana.
They report the hunting as being good.
Geo. Toogood departed Saturday
for Manson, Iowa, where he has accept
ed position on the Manson Demo-
crat.
MIR. and Mrs. j. j. Kidder and
children of Mason City were guests of
relatives and friends in this city last
week.
Mrs. G. T. Haskell, of Frederfcks-
burg. IL visiting relatives and friends in
this city guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Bert
Grems.
-Mrs. Chss. Puls, of Sheriff., and
Medicines VIM Waltz and Henry
Kiebler, of Dubuque, we're the guests
of Mrs. VIM. Hermann, over Sunday.
The first car load Of hard coal to
reach Manchester this fall came in over
the NJ. & o. last Monday, consigned to
the Hoiiister Lumber Company, and
readily sold for sll, op.r ton.
Mark Sheldon who is, and has been
an invalid for several months, will be
taken tomorrow to Hot Syringe, Ark,
for treatment. Mr.. A O. Moore will
accompany him as his attendant.
Edward Middleton was at Dubuque
Monday, and was assigned to duty as
mail clerk on the Illinois Central with
q run from Waterloo to Albert Lee,
Minnesota lie begins work today.
Good corn is scarce article this
year but those wishing to purchase the
same should not fail to attend the sale
to be held by John Mulvehill, 21s miles
south of Mssonville, Tuesday, Dec. 2.
Joshua Widger and Mre. Addie L.
Andrews, both of this city, were united
In marriage Wednesday evening, Nov.
IL. at the M. E. parsonage In this city,
Rev. h. o. Pratt officiating. Mr.. Wild
ger 10 veteran of the civil war and has
many friends in this city who wish them
success and happiness in their married
life.
Go out to the Central Opera House
Thanksgiving night and see what it
means to be q Woodmsn. A Modern
Woodmsn exemplifies the beauties Of
Woodcraft. There are five acts In the
drama, and long before the curtain goes
down in the last act you will be next to
all the dark mysteries of the order. It
will only Cost you 50 cents for re
served seat. Is cents general admis-
sion.
-Miss Georgia Lawrence and w G.
Norris were united In marriage at The
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Lawrence in Richlsnd town
ship last Thursday evening. Rev. Meek,
of Dundee, officiating The newly mar.
ried couple are well and fsvorsbly
known and their many friends wish
them happiness and success In their
married life. They will make their
home in Dubuque.
q. P. Cunningham, of Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, spent few days here
last week. "Put" as NE was familisrly
known here, was born, and lived in this
county until about nineteen years ago.
when he removed to Dakota. where he
has since resided He and the late Geo.
Newcomu, were for several years pro
prietors of a meat market in this CITY
under the firm nam. of Newcomb &
Cunningham.
james Moroney and Miss Annie
Devlin were united in marriage on
Wednesday Of last week at the Monti
Catholic church Rev. j. j. Hsnley
officiating. The bride is the eldest
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Jonn Deylin
and is young lady who is held in the
highest esteem by all her acquain
tances. The groom is an honest and
industrious young man and no doubt
will make 9 happy home for bis young
bride. We join with their many friends
in wishing them an abundance of sue
cess through life Ryan Reporter.
Entertainments for the benefit of
the free city library are now in order.
Every resident of the city is, or should
be, interested in its prosperity. And
this reminds US, that Gilbert Atlee
Eldredge, we'll and favorsbly known to
all of the older residents here, has gain
ed an envisble reputation as an imper
senator. This and the fact that from
bis infancy to his early manhood, be
was q resident of this city. Would. We