Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-11-18
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Gus Merriam of Hopkinton was
in Manchester last Thursday.
Money to loan at So is local
elsewhere that may interest you.
N. B. Richardson of Coggon
was Manchester caller one day last
week.
"A Funk Of Edgewood was a
business visitor in Manchester the
first Of last week.
Born Saturday night, Novem-
Der 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Mosher, daughter.
Geo. Lister claims the Ocean
Wave is the most simple and best
washing machine made.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCarren enter
tanned Mrs. Miles Anderson of Straw
berry Point over Sunday.
Mrs. Fl. @. Merriam of Coggon
was the guest last week of her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Kingsley of
the Point were Sunday visitors in
the Geo. Commerford home.
Miss Buckley of Strawberry
Point was a guest in the W. N.
Boyntou home over Sunday.
w. d. Collier of Chicago,
Government Butter Inspector, was a
Friday visitor with Manchester.
friends.
-Denby Pride and the Misses
Gertie Hooker and Norma Williams
attended the dance at Earlville the
last of the week.
There will be a regular meet
ing of Olive Branch Chapter No. 48
R. A. N. this Wednesday evening.
Officers will be elected.
Attorneys Norris, Stiles. Carr
aad Bronson spent Thursday, Friday
and Saturday lastin the Buchanan
county District Court at lndepen-
dence?
v7TManchester Lodge No 1855 A.
F. & A. NJ. will have special meet
ing on Friday evening, November
20, for work. A full attendance is
desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Baskerville
living north of Earlyille have new
baby girl at their place, the little
lady having been born the latter
part of October.
Josie Martindale, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ] Martindale, of
died Saturday, November
9TH. Miss Martindale was in her
twenty-frst year.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Merriam
we're the guests of friends here the
last days Of last week, being on
their way to Chicago from Los
California.
The Annual meeting of the Iowa
State Dairy Association is being
held in Waterloo this Wednesday
and Thursday and the Illinois Cen
trails selling round trip ticket for
one and one third fare
The tourist car for California,
will leave the NJ. & o. depot here at
2:G5 p. m. on Thanksgiving day.
About twenty persons have already
signifed their intention of going. |
Those who have not already secured
their berths can secure them by APP
plying to A. o. Moore.
The attention Of the readers of
the Democrat is called to the pro-
card Of Dr.. ~. Burns, who
has recently located here and en-
gagged in the practice of his pro-
fession. His office is in the second
story Of the building opposite the
post Office. Telephone number 100.
Forty of the young boys Of
Manchester are being interested in
a Minstrel Show to be given for the
benefit of the Junior base bali team
who won nearly every game they
played last summer. The rehear-
sails are to begin Thursday evening
and they will be under the direction
Of Cal. Martin.
The lectures at the Art Exhibit,
in the Carnegie Library building
last week, by Rev. H. W. futile,
Rev. j. j. Hanley, Mrs. E. ]. w.
Thrill, Mrs. NJ. F. Leroy, Rev. S. X.
Kirkwood and Miss Idell Miles, were
very entertaining and instructive.
We trust that we may be able at
some future time to give our read
ers the benefit of at least some of
these very creditable productions.
The Elk club rooms were the
scene Saturday evening Of sumptu-
GUS feasting and a general big time
when w. H. Hutchinson entertained
nineteen Of his men friends in honor
of his 'steenth birthday. Postum,
roasted to queens taste, was the
chef-d'oeuvre, on the dimes table
and many other dinner dishes of
delicious quality were included in
the menu selected for the appetites
of twenty men. Further than the
edibles Of the dinner, we have been
unable to penetrate as the guests,
knowing with what sour suspicion
their women folk look upon these
stag evenings, have adopted mum as
the watchword and our tale of their
entertainment is therefore and neces-
sarily short.
After several weeks of stumb-
ling back and forth over the city's
cement walks in front of the Too
good and Herald business places on
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