Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-17

WEDNESDAY, DEC. IL, 1902.
Miss Eva Rowley was Waterloo
visitor over Sunday.
-Johu Cook end son, of Hopkinton,
were Manchester visitors Saturday.
Will S. Seaman came home from
Toledo Wednesday for the holidays.
DIR. and Mrs. Ii. NJ. Bradley are the
parents of baby girl born Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Miles are the
parents of baby girl born Wednesday,
james Coleman returned Monday
from visit with his mother in Dakota.
ID. +. Riddell, of Decatur, ILL.,, was
q Manchester visitor part of last week.
-Lemeul Allen, of Strawb cry
Point, was Manchester visitor Satur-
day.
w. N. Wolcott departed Wcdnes-
day for Florida where he will spend
the winter.
r. A. Romans, of Dennison, Ia,
was the guest of relatives and friends
in this city Monday.
H oesa8ros. shipped Gears of steers
to Chicsgo last week. Will Hogan had
charge of the shipment.
The Manchester Creamery will pay
it's patrons for December milk the
Saturday before Christmas.
M. l. b. Richmond shipped car
load of cattle and car load of hogs to
Chicago over the NJ. 81 o. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hood, of Onei-
de-, have moved their household effects
to this city and will become perma.
nent residents here.
There will be q special meeting of
the Rathbone Sisters this Wednesday
evening. Important business. by or
der of Bernice Blake, M. e. S.
BENZ. Brown is at home from a trip
to Illinois, where he purchased farm
at Crystal Lake in -McHenry Co. He
intends moving there in the spring.
The first patient to be sent from this
county to an inebriate asylum was Paul
Rimmer, of Delhi, who was sentenced
last Monday by Judge Blair to three
years at the asylum at Cherokee.
Mrs. N. j. Wolcott has returned
from an absence of nearly two months,
visiting brother in New York, another
10 Dubuque, and the families of Her
bert Cougar and Harry Wolcott in Mil
waukee.
Hon. q. w. Durham and wife re-
turned home from Chicago Wednesday.
Mr.. Durham, had been in the south
two weeks on business connected with
the Hatchie River Lumber Co., and on
his return was Joined at Chicago by his
wife.
The K. l.. G. p. will meet in the G..
A. r. Hall at 7:3O p. M, Monday, Dec.
22nd. There will be reports from
officers, as to the work of the past year
to come. We hope every member who
has an interest in the success of the
order, will be there and help in the
work.
The Forty. eight annual session of
the Iowa State Teachers association
will be held at Des Moines, Ia. Dec. 80
to Jan. 2 inclusive: Many of the most
prominent educators of the state are on
the program and the meeting will
undoubtedly prove an exceptionally in
teresting one.
-Carhart & Nye brought in change
Of ad too late for this issue in which
they wish to call the attention of the
Democrat readers to something new in
the wringer line. Those in need of q
wringer Will do well to call on the above
firm and Investigate the merits of the
Automobile. wrlnger.
AT the regular meeting of the Wood
men Lodge held last Tuesday evening
the following officers we're elected
Counsel, b. j. Lawman; Advisor, Johr
Anderson; Banker, John McEwen
Clerk, Gus Miller; Waterman, William
Durey; Sentry, j. w. Barker; Manage
for three years, T.. j. Lillibridge; PLY
sicians, Lawrence. Triem and Lindsay
-Thepeople of Delaware county ar,
: very much worked up over the two
cases of smallpox that have developed
in Manchester. That is always tn
case with the first experience. Later OF
they will pay little attention to such
thing. Modern science, combined witt
isolation, has robbed smallpox of 1t
terrors. 1t is now recognized as
disease not necessarily dangerous, an
one that is easily handled.-Indepen
depce Bulletin journal.
Next Sunday evening the choir o
the First Congregational church vii
sing Dudley Bucks Christmas cantat
"The Coming of the King,n write
for solo voices, chorus and organ. Th
chorus will consist of thirty five voice
comprising the best singers in the cit.
Miss Mary Glissendorf will preside g
the organ. The solo parts will be sun
by Mrs. M. j. Yoran, Mrs. H. L. Ran
Messrs Noble Arnold, E. B. Stiles an
A. d. Brown. The recital will cor
mence promptly at 7:3O o'clock, and g
who attend are urged to be In the
seats by that time.-Herald.
Edgar McCloud and Miss Asenat
Falcoper were united in marriage We
nesdsy afternoon at the home of Il
brides parents at Silver Creek. T.