Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-09

oil caller at Ryan last Wednesday,
w. A. Bort returned last week
from an extended visit in Hopkin-
ton.
Clarence Lightly of Oneida at
tended the show here Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Larson left over the NJ. &
o. Tuesday morning for Marshall
town.
Miss Roney, Of independence
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M.
p. Hines, here.
DR.. Fuller Of Delhi and DR..
Dittmer Of Colesburg were Manches-
ter visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Tory are
now at home in the rooms over Gild-
ner Bros clothing store.
j; B. Howe, G. G. Hoag and
Lee Burbridge Of Oneida took in the
show Monday evening.
Mrs. Loren Reynolds came
over from Oneida and attended the
show Monday evening.
Central City Newsletter: Grace
Grover visited Cassie McTavish in
Manchester, last Friday
Conductor Shirley Fisher and
wife of the G. g. w. Railway are
visiting friends here this week.
Bert Hoag is home from New
Mexico where he went on business
connected with the building Of a
dam.
Dundee has a resident physician,
DR.. Aschendahl who comes TO our
neighbors at Dundee from Fort
Dodge.
ID. F. Young returned Friday
from attending the Agricultural
Implement Dealers Convention in
Davenport
Miss Florence Lister came in
over the NJ. and O. from Dubuque
Wednesday for short visit with
nome trends.
Kalamity has regular won
derland Of toys for the Xmas trade.
See his adv for some Of ihe Santa
Claus gifts at the Plumber store.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Preussner
are comfortably settled in the suite
OF up stairs rooms formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Sullivan.
The Young Ladies of the Con
gregational church held very sue
cessful bazaar last Friday, their
treasury being enriched therefrom
to the amount Of about $l25.OO.
Miles 2. Blair, Henry Brown,
1 and n. S. VanAuken took the M. &
o. Tuesday morning, to attend the
Annual State Farmers Institute and
Agricultural Convention at Des
MONIES.
Miss Barber departs this Tues
day afternoon for Atlantic, Iowa.
After a short visit, there, she expects
TO continue her journey to FleFids
where she will remain the winter
through.
Farmer Geo. w. Dunham went
out over the N. & o. Monday after
noon to attend the Annual State
Farmers Institute and Agricultural
Convention which convenes in Des
MONIES this week.
IT. j. Jacobs was taken very
seriously i'll Wednesday and for
q day'or two his life was dispaired
Of. He rallied bravely, however,
and is today Tuesday quitea bit
better, we understand.
Mrs. John Clark at Forestville
was hostess recently to a merry
party from Lamont, about twenty
Of the young people driving out to
Forestville for skate and being
entertained and Toasted later in the
Clark home.
The medical men of Delaware
County are meeting this Tuesday
afternoon in the Council rooms for
the purpose Of re-juyenating the
Delaware County Medical Associa-
ton that formerly had a being in
this community.
If you have not tried the new
Excelsior Laundry give it IA trial
Fred Ellis, one Of the most skilled
laundrymen in the state is in
charge, and having one Of the best
equipped laundries in the state, is
enabled to give the best of satisfac-
ton to patrons.
Dyersville bowlefs met defea
Thursday with the local team here
by the narrow margin Of Two pins
Four games were rolled, in one O
which Dyersville scored 942 pins
making the highest record eve,
rolled in Manchester. The highes
( individual score also went to Dyers
vile, Mr. Breuckner rolling 21t
pins.
Lamont Leader; DR.. G. w
Hoffman left for Tacoma, Washing
ton, last Thursday afternoon, callet
there by the illness Of Miss Mari
Lammon. Miss Lammon has beel
illfor some time, and the case de
veloped into typhoid fever. Sh
3 has been removed to the hospital
A telegram received from him state
not much change in her condition
Mrs. Robert g. Carter, daugE
ter Of soldier Of the Revolutionar
war, died at Randalia in Fayett
county last month at the age {
ninty three years. Her husban
was the founder Of Carterville, N. !
She was the last survivor of
family Of nineteen children. Wn
Dudley of this city was membe