Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-08-20
Smith left yesterday morn

Howard Smith left yesterday morn
ing for Emmettsburg, Iowa.
| H. A. Won Oven came down from
Lamont on business Monday.
| Henry Welterleh has returned
from his trip to South Dakota.
Attorney S. B. Lattner, of Dubu-
que, was in the city on business Mon
day.
Miss Alice Barrett of Chicago is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| +. McEwen.
Mrs. Z. w. Kirkpatrick and son left
Monday evening for visit at different
points in Illinois.
William Dunlap and Howard Mil
Ter, of Hopkinton, were in town on
business Monday.
Letters addressed to Mrs. Olaf
Joussonand Mrs. Patterson are uncall
ed for at the post office in this city.
VIM. Pemble and A. Lippert left
Monday, for Milbank, South Dakota,
where they expect to remain the rest of
the season.
Geo. Storey left, Monday evening,
for Dell Rapids, South Dakota, where
Mrs. Storey has been visiting for the
past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lattner, of Colo
RADIO Springs, Colorado, are visiting in
this city at the home of their daughter
Mrs. John Georgen.
Miss Agnes McClesnon returned to
her home in Independence Monday
evening after a visit here with her
friend, Miss Emily Otis.
The marriage of B. w. Root of Fit.
Dodge and Miss Idah Lattner of Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, will be solemnized
this wednesday, morning at st. Mary s
Catholic church in this city, Rev
Father O'Mera officiating The bride is a
sister of Mrs. John Georgen of this city.
The sisters who will have charge
Of the st. Xavier's school the coming
year, arrived here from Cedar Rapids,
Monday evening. They are five in
in number and comprise an entirely
new corps of teachers, none of the ones
who were here last year, having re-
turned.
In another column there is an &C.
count of how Miss Lottie Pierce won
husband by pluck in Mountain climb
ing. Some Manchester people will
recall another daring feat of climbing
which Miss Pierce performed when
quite young girl. at the time when
the water tower was built in this city,
Miss Pierce waited one evening until
the workmen were all gone, and then
climbed 80 feet up the perpendicular
side of the tower and took good look
at the surrounding country from its top
C w. Miller disposed of his i'm.
plement business in this city last week
to w. ID. Hoyt, and became the owner
of Mr.. Hoyt's 24O acre farm, five miles
northeast of this city. Mr.. Hoyt is
thoroughly familiar with the nipple
ment business and will doubtless en-
joy the benefits of the large trade tina,
Mr.. Miller has built up in the last few
i years. That success will attend him Ii
the wish of this paper. The plans o.
Mr.. Miller are somewhat indefinite al
yet and he will take a short rest a
least from active business. His friend
will be glad to know that he and BIZ
family will continue to make Mancheste
their home.
The firm of Boynton & McEwel
J have dissolved partnership and tn
former will continue the retail bushes
and the latter the wholesale business
heretofore conducted by the firm u1de
the name of the jewelers. Guild Dis
tributing Company. The business o
the two departments will be transacte,
, in the same quarters as before and tn
patrons of the retail and wholesal
r stores may be assured of the same fai
and courteous treatment that they hav
enjoyed in the past. The retail store O
:, Boynton " McEwen has for years bee
} one of the leading and most reliabl
\ jewelry stores in this part of the state
i and that its standard will be maintaine
8 by Mr.. Boynton goes without saying
: The wholesale business has increased t
9 such an extent that 1t will take up tn
# entire time and attention of M
l McEwen. He is thoroughly familis
y with the business which will doubles
y continue to prosper under his manag,
ment.