Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-11-12

MT. ana Mrs. DE-. Hines are Chicag
visitors.
e. Z. Moore was Dubuque visito
Monday.
"A. 9. Cleveland is Waterloo bus!
ness visitor.
Mrs. Cornelia Atwater is a ST
Louis visitor.
-Mrs. Hubert Carr was a WaterIo,
visitor Monday.
Miss Jennie Lsnghammer is
Waterloo visitor this week.
"A social dance will be held a
Pythlan Hall Friday evening.
Mrs. G. q. Pulver was the guest o.
friends at Burlington last week.
Louis Haeberle was an over Sunday
visitor with Cornell friends at Mt, Yer
non.
Mrs. q. M. Coykendsll, of Water.
loo, is guest of MIR. and Mrs. w. HI
Blake.
Mrs. Byron Bronson of Lisbon, N
D., is q guest Of relatives and friends in
this city.
Mrs. M. E. Post and daughter
Clara, were Epworth visitors the first OF
the week.
Mrs. Tom Sedgwick of Still water
Wis, is q guest of relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
Master Ned Seeds Of Chicago, ar
rived here Sunday to visit his father
8 Mr.. Chas. j. Seeds.
WIN Roe of Sterling, ILL.,, was the
guest of friends and relatives in this
city the first of the week.
Miss Frances Stiles, of Waterloo,
spent Sunday at the home of her broth
er, d. b. Stiles, in this city.
DIR. H. A. Dittmer is in Chicago
where he is taking six weeks post
graduate course in the study of his pro.
fession.
The Senior class of the High School
was very PLEASANTLY entertained at the
q. w. Durham residence on Friday
evening of last week.
Lawrence Lattimer of Sterling, ILL.,,
visited relatives and friends in this city
over Sunday, q guest of his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. John Lattimer.
The Manchester and Dubuque high
school teams contested for honors on
the gridiron at Dubuque last Saturday
The Dubuquers won by a score OF SO to o.
Joseph hutchinson and family who
have been spending several months in
England ara homeward bound and will
arrive here, the latter part of this or first
of next week.
-Ye Old Folks will give an enter
tainment at City Hall Thanksgiving
week, the proceeds to be used in pur.
chasing books for the Free Library.
Particulars later.
MIR. and Mrs. M. Beehler departed
last week for several weeks trip
through Canada and the New England
state. MIR. and Mrs. +. +. Merriam &C.
cumpanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Snellbaker, of
GIenwood, Dubuque County, are
guests of their daughter, Mrs. John
Edmunds. They expect to visit here
during the coming winter.
w u. Goodwin departed last week
for Kenoha, Wis. where he will open a
baruer shop. Mr.. Goodwin is an excel
lent barber and will without doubt
= make u success of his new venture.
y-Permits to wed have been issued
! Clerk Georgen during the past week
GO VIM. Il. CattrOn and Ruth Hersey,
| Charles II. Nelson aud Alice l.. Griffith
anu MANUAL W illse ana Erme U. Currie.
Tomorrow evening, November 18th,
the memuers OF the Rescue, Hook anu
Laduer Company will give u benefit
idance at the Central Opera house.
kenu, & Gates orchestra will furnish
SsMusic.
me Tx list published last week,
4. informed that the tax had been
fDy several of the persons named
rein prior to the publication IL
as through no fault of the DemOcrOt
VI this occurred.
Letters addressed to the following
SONS are unclaimed at the post office
This city: Henrietta Williams, Mrs.
lizards, Miss Bertha reel, Messrs. T..
D'Donuhoe, a. j. Monroe, Clarence
imock, A. v. Pratt.
Geo. Storey bagged two Canadian
wild geese Monday forenoon. One
weighed 10 and the other IL pounds.
The geese were on exhibition at Allen
q Storey's store Monday afternoon and
attracted considerable attention. 1t is
seldom that this species get this far
south.
August Barnd died at the home of
his son Joe Bsrnd, on the west side
Friday at, the age of 70. Mr.. Barnd
was native of Germany and came to
this country when ID years of age. He
was a shoemaker by trade, having q
shop on the west side. The funeral
was held from the st. Mary's church
Monday, Rev. Father O'Mers.
The Manchester Bowling Club de.
feated the Dubuque team at Malven's
bowling alleys in this city last Thursday.
Seven games were played, Manchester
taking of the series while Dubuque
won three. The results of the games
We're as follows: LIST game-Manchester
1856, Dubuque 773; 2nd pame-Manches-
ter 1877, Dubuque 765; Bird game-Man
chester 8l1, Dubuque 752; 4th game
Manchester sl5, dubuque 300; 9TH game
Manchester 1874, Dubuque SO1; 9th
Manchester 1926, Dubuque 77S
9Th game-Manchester 721, Dubuque
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