Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-03

itor Saturday.
John Cameron was Manchester
visitor Monday.
Mary Glissendorf spent Thanks
giving at Dubuque.
Mrs. Thomas Coleman, of Ehler,
spent Monday in this city.
w. E. Gildner was Nora Springs
visitor over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. j. w. May ard Mrs. Dave
Grove spent Thursday at Cedar Rapids.
Geo, N-ffgar and wife, of Peters
burg, were Manchester visitors Satur-
day.
james Coleman, Of Adams town
ship. was a business visitor to this city
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Smith ART
guests of relatives and friends at Cor.
rectionville, La.
Miss l.ottie Roney, of Indepen.
dence, WAS an over Sunday visitor with
relatives In this city.
Mrs. P J. Roache who has been tn.
guest of friends here, departed for her
home at Scion Monday.
Miss Pearl Pierce of Cedar Falls
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo Pierce, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. w. Summersides
left Thursday morning for Postvill+,
Ia, to spend week with relatives.
Mics Mage Carey left Monda,
morning for Iowa City where she goes
to study to become trained nurse.
The Mystic Workers meet with MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Carey, Friday evening,
Dec. 5 at 7:30. Election of officers.
MIR. and Mrs. d. b. Allen spent
Thanksgiving at Cedar Rapids, guests
Of their daughter, Mrs. Andrew Hart.
MIR and Mrs. Hubert Carr were
guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. W. p.
Powell at Cedar Rapids Thanksgiving
Miss Fannie Wagner, of Emmets
burg, left Saturday for Cedar Rapids,
where she is attending the Business
College.
-Urish Morey, who has been visiting
friends and looking after his property
interests here, returned this evening to
Earlville, N. Y.
Miss Msude Carey leaves today
Tuesday for Pecatonics, H., to attend
the wedding of Claude A. Colby and
Miss Viola Atwood.
The thirty seyenth annual conven-
ton of the iowa State Agricultural
Society will be held at Dies Moines from
Dec to IL inclusive.
Letters addressed to VIM. Cameron,
Jesse Rigney, Charley Smith, and Ed.
win Nicholson are unclaimed at the
post office in this city.
Miss Alice Walters and Edith
Pemble, students at the Cedar Rapids
Business College, spent Thanksgiving
with their parents In this city.
There was large attendance at the
Old Folks Concert at the City Hall
Tuesday evening and those who missed
the entertainment missed rare tract
The showing made by the First
National Bank in its statement in this
issue, is IN exceedingly satisfactory one
and speaks we'll for the management OF
that solid financial institution.
The total number of pieces of mai
handled by the mail carriers from this
city for the past month was 29,7s6
The largest number was carried b,
Earl B.al who is on Route No.
and who carried 5li9 pieces.
-"rhe Modern Woodman" at tn.
Central Opera House Thanksgiving
evening, drew crowd that taxed tn,
capacity of the house. The local lodg'
realized about 800 from the entertain.
ment.
Mrs. A. A. Anderson and children
Gertrude and Herbert, departed, Sun
day, for Chicago where they will spen'
the winter. Herbert il q student at tn
Chicago Athenaeum.
-"The Pixies" the entertainment
which was to have been given by th
pupils of the public schools Dec. IL, ha
been postponed. The entertainment
will be given som-time in January
Watch for the date.
. Miss Nellie Fober of MasonvilI
and Rev. j. j. Williams of Homer, LII
were united in marriage at the home {
the BRIDES parents at Masonvil
Thanksgiving evening at s O'Clock, Re
Caul, pastor of the Baptist church {
thio city officiating.
Harry Toogood left yesterds
morning for Biloxi, Miss, in respon
to q telegram, which brought the Sc
information of the sudden and serio,
illness of his aunt, Mrs. Jane Beth'
who went to Biloxi several weeks 81
to spend the winter.
Marriage licenses have been issu
during the past week by Clerk Georg
tot. w. Patterson and Gretchen
Jakelin, John j. Williams and Mel
c. Fober, Alvin Il. johnson and Man
E Scsnlon, Edwin E. Annis and VI
ginis Rainbird, r. L. Griffith and Me
E. Elder, G. j. burns and Carrie
Houser, William Hennesey and Ma
Canine.
The Young Ladies' Society of
Congregational church will hold
bazaar in the church psrlors Wedn
day, December 10th. They will have
fine line of fancy articles, a large assc
ment of dressed dolls, fancy and pl
aprons, display of burnt wood {
leather, hand-painted china and d