Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-23

Falls, is a guest at the Mr.. and Mrs.
A. @. Carter home.
Don't forget the firemans dance
to be held at the Central Opera
House New Years Eve.
-Carhart & Nye manufacture a
tank heater that will tllaw out a forty
barrel tank Of solid ice.
Bert Noble of Howard South Da-
kota visited friends in this city the
latter part Of last week.
Miss Blanch Otis, who is a
teacher in the Stuart, Ia, schools is
at home to spend the holiday vaca-
ton.
w. H. Norris, Calvin Yoran,
q. E. Bronson and e. NJ. Carr, tram
acted legal business at Colesburg
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Carr have
a second daughter at their home
The younger Miss Carr was born
last Friday
Hunt Armistead, who has a
position in bank at Blue Earth.
Minnesota, is expected here this week
for visit @ith home friends.
Denton & Ward have a large
and complete stock d Holiday goods,
game boards, games of pit and
finch and copyrighted books.
Last week Elmer Gates sold out
his drayline business to Ed. Cowles,
Of whom he had purchased same.
Mr.. Gates departed Friday for Da-
kota.
The Newsletter at Dyersville
came to us last week perfumed with
a Palmer extract-the idea certainly
being an excellent advertisement for
the perfume.
A-Ryan Reporter: Deputy Sheriff
Morgan Of Manchester is here today
on official business. u q Miss
Grace Beacon has been spending
the past week with relatives in Man
chester.
Frank Kleclner, who has been
buttermaker at the Lamont Cream
cry for five years did not apply for
the position this year and he will be
succeeded by L. S. Edmunds of
Waterloo.
DR.. shallenberger, the Chicago
specialist for nervous troubles, will
be at the Clarence House next Mon
day. He has a large practice here,
this being his thirtieth monty visit
to Manchester.
Rev. A. A Ostrich, pastor Of
the Lamont-Strawberry Point Bap-
fist churches, has accepted a call to
the church at Humboldt, his resig-
nation to his present congregations
to take effect March LIST.
Miss Bateman, who has been the
accommodating and efficient milliner
in the Burton Clark store for the
past three years, closes her fall and
winter season here Friday and on
that day goes to Chicago for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Anticipating that sleighing will
be in order in the near future,
Young & Doty have prepared for it
by getting in a carload Of fine cut
tiers which they request the readers
of the Democrat to call at their agri-
cultural warerooms and examine.
Brown, the Furniture Man is
giving you coupon chance to get
a beautiful rocking chair-see what
he says about it. He is also Offering
a bargain in rattan rocker and
fine screen, an overstock being caus-
ed by belated shipment of these
goods.
Hon. B. w. Jewell Of Omaha
was Thursday and Friday visitor
with friends here. Mr.. Jewell was
on his way to Dubuque where he
addressed an open meeting Of bust
ness and professional men in the
interests Of the Woodmen Of the
World.
| Miss Grace Davis, daughter o.
Mrs. Melissa Davis, and Burton
Hamblin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Ed
Hamblin, were united in marriage
at the home of the BRIDES mother
Tuesday at high noon, Rev. d. O
Pratt, officiating. The newly mar
ried couple are two of Manchester
most worthy young people and the
Democrat joins their host Of friend'
in wishing them long and happ.
married life
Lamont Leader: Frank Cas-
went to Manchester Monday ant
from there he goes to Kansas City
| Oklahoma City and San Antonio
Texas, and will see the Golden stat
before his ret, IN. s. :, E. May re
ceived letter from his only brother
], I. M. May, who lives at Dayton
] Washington, that he is dangerousl
i'll with dropsy with no hope Of re
coyery. Mr.. May was not able t
see him.
-Dyersville Newsletter: job
Legassick Of Earlville was tradin
Z in this city Wednesday. 9 /, Y Ge'
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