Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-08-12
Look up the Harvest Festival

Look up the Harvest Festival
program elsewhere in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Strickland
and son, Glen, are visiting friends
in Chicago.
Supervisor James Legassick
was looking after county business
here yesterday.
Prof. L. 7. Eaton of Highland
Park College, Des Moines, is visit
ing friends here.
Herbert Anderson is home from
his visit with Mrs. Bessie Anderson
Dewey at Hoytyille, Ohio.
DIR. and Mrs. G. G. Bradley are
expected home the last of this week
or the first Of next week from their
visitin North Carolina.
"A string of rosary beads, found
by HI. V. Williams in the road near
the Lindsay bridge, have been left
at this office for the owner.
You will not want to miss the
program to be given this afternoon
at DR.. Dittmer's class celebration at
the Fair grounds. Admission free.
Mrs. P. S. Morgan of Dell
Rapids, South Dakota, is expected
next week for visit with her son,
Deputy Sheriff Morgan and family
here
E Calvin Martin, Roy Miller and
Miss Mable Miller are anticipating
pleasant visit with Chicago friends,
.forwhich place they will depart Sat
,irday. /.
Mrs. H r. Holmes entertained
at six o'clock dinner last Friday in
honor Of Mrs. Chas. Hitchcock of;
Crookston, Mimi, and Miss Mable
Ruggles of Chicago.
Miss Jennie Holmes departs
this week Saturday on vacation
trip that will take her to all of the
many interesting points in Colora-
do, and as far west as Salt Lake
City.
Norman Ackley is here from
Mcintyre and will remain per-
manently. His position in the
Denton & Ward pharmacy at McIn-
tyre has been filed by a registered
pharmacist as Mr.. Ackley was need
ed in the firm drug store here
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Peterson are
entertaining few friends at cards
this Tuesday evening in honor of
Mrs. Trask Of Chicago, who is the
guest Of Mrs. Sherm Harris. An in
formal evening has been planned
and the guests are anticipating a
royal good time
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Barr and
little daughter leave today-Tues-
day for Rochester, Minnesota, where
Mr.. Barr will submit to an operation
for appendicitis. A community of
friends will hope that the operation
will prove successful and that Mr..
Barr's good health will speedily re-
turn to him.
The Library Harvest festival
to be given next week Wednesday
evening on the Atwater Thrill
lawns has been prepared with
elaborate care, a program, elsewhere
herein, well worth double the adj
mission fee, will be given and re-
freshments served. We daresay at
least a thousand people will attend
the promised treat.
r. Barger Of Greeley had the
key that fitted the lock Of the Gid.
ner Bros bank. Mr.. Barger, who is
a travelling salesman for the Great
Western Nursery Co, was in the
city this Tuesday morning and hav-
ing three keys to the bank made it
a point to try opening same. The
result was pleasant surprise tc
him, the twenty dollar gift being
"like getting money from home"
Twelve young people are hav
ing supper up the Maquoketa this
Tuesday evening, the picnic having
been planned complimentary to the
Misses Grace Rigby and Wilson, o
Vicksburg, Miss. With the Mise,
Rigby and Wilson are the Misse
! Grace and Faye Ford, May Roney
Bess Williston, Messers Harry Too
!. good, Glen Dixson, Jos. McCor
mick, Ralph Durham, W. E. Gid
ner, and Charles Livingston.
"A large number who will wan
to attend DR.. Dittmer's class celebra
ton this Wednesday will be glad t
Il know that d. f Hennessey will ru
a hack for their convenience to an
from the fair grounds. Any desil
8 ing to ride up will do well to NEE
the hack at the NJ. Z. church TIL
Wednesday morning between min
t and ten o'clock. Those who ma
1 not beable to attend the basket di,
ner, can go up to hear the progral
J. in the hack by callingat the D.
y Hennessey barn. The round tri
t can be made for 20 cents, childre
/ 10 cents and very small childre