Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-11-05

q. w. Scothorn and son Bert ar,
Upton business visitots.
Frank Gregg, of Zanisyille, Ohio
was the guest of Cal Martin last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Andrews Of
Dundee were Manchester visitors Thurs
day.
Lizzie Orman of New Hampton
was q guest at the John Cassidy home
last week.
-Uriah Morey returned today from
New York state where he spent the
past two years.
Charles Cawley is expected home
from Cape Nome some time during the
present month.
Mrs. w. N. Boynton leaves tOmor.
row for Chicago to visit her son, Dr..
w. L. Boynton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Roe, of Marcus,
Iowa, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
o. Torrey last week.
Mrs. G. p. Trip returned from an
extended visit with relatives at Clinton,
last Monday evening.
Hattie Moore of Mills county,
Iowa, was the guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs j. b. Hensey.
Mrs. Ben Davis and Miss Dollle
Davis of Strawberry Point were Man
chester visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Acres leave
this week for the sunny south where
they will spend the winter.
j. d. Smith and son M, o. Smith,
of Hopkinton, were guests of Man
chester friends last Wednesday.
-Mesdamss E. Hoag, F. Bethel and
q. c. Bradford will leave tomorrow for
Biloxi, Miss, where they will spend the
winter.
Tickets for the Lecture Course can
now had for 81 so by applying to any of
the trustees. No extra charge will be
made for reserved seats.
Miss Helen Granger departed Tues.
day morning for Des Moines where she
will take course of instruction in
music at Des Moines College.
Capt. Merry has added to his land
interests in this county by the purchase
from H. W. Sabin of an eighty adjoin-
ing his 200 acre farm north of this city,
for which he paid 1855 an acre.
Three cars of live stock, one of cat
tie, one of sheep and one of hogs, were
shipped from here over the M. s. U. to
Chicago last Tuesday. IL. o. Harris,
of Prairie township, shipped the cattle
and sheep, and M. 1, B. Richmond the
hogs.
Fred Young, Of Omaha, made a
short visit with his sister, Mrs. r. A,
Wheeless, and mother Mrs. VIM.
Young, last Sunday afternoon, arriving
on the 3:l5 train In the afternoon and
returned the same night on the late
train.
The nursery tree operators who
sowed their seed, in this county, last
spring, were here and gathered in 8
rich harvest. Moral. Fight shy of
travelling fakirs. Do business only
with those who are known to you to be
all right.
Tho Dubuque bowling team which
recently defeated the All American trio
at Dubuque will be in Manchester,
Thursday afternoon and evening and
contest for honors with the local teams.
An admission fee of loo will be charged
to witness the contest.
Marriage licenses were issued the
past week by Clerk Georgen to William
E Csttron and Ruth Mary Hersey,
Henry Percival and Mary G. Webber,
James X. Fear and Winnie G. Simons,
W. j. Burt and Eva May Skinner, VIM.
r. Mouleon and Mary J. Vesey.
For the third time Harold Rich
ard Vynne has chalked up his
name in the column of benedicts.
Vynne, who is known as "Willie Dear.
born" in the newspaper world, applied
for q marriage license and agreed to
"love, cherish and protect" the woman
of his choice, in the presence of Justice
w, 7. Hall. Mrs. Vynne No. 3 was
Miss Anne Margaret Bishop, of Man
chester, Iowa. Owing to decided
objection on the part of her father to
the marriage, she ran away from her
home and met Vynne at the Alton
depot Thursday night. An hour later
they were man and wife.-Chicago
American.