Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-10-07

WEDNESDAY, OCT. Z, 1908.
w. Fl. Norris was Chicago
visitor last week.
Atty M. j. Yoran spent We'd
nesday last in Earlville.
Attorney P. M. Cloud was a
business visitor here last Wednes-
day.
Miss Bell Bailey speut a few
days of last week with friends at
Baileys Ford.
Mayor Steadman has bought the
Major Moorisey residence property
on Main street..
Mrs. Gibbs and Miss Pilgrim OF
Earlville were shopping in our city
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo Slack was called to
Freeport, Illinois, last week by the
death Of a sister
Mrs. j. II. Allen went to Gal
ena, Ill, last Wednesday where she
was the guest>of friends. i.
Charles Cawley is on his way
home from Nome, Alaska, and is ex-
pected to arrive some day this week.
"a baby boy was welcome ar
rival at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Johnsonin Union township
last Monday.
Jos, Langhammer and daugh-
ter, Annis, of Hager's Grove, Miss
ouri, arrived Tuesday for a visit
with relatives and friends,
w. Ct. Kenyon was central Ill
inois visitor last week coming home
by way Of Chicago, where he visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kenyon,
James Milroy Of Hopkinton de-
parted yesterday to visit with his
daughter, Mrs. FL @. friedrich and
family at Cedar County, Nebraska.
AT the meeting Of the city
council last Monday evening, the
street paving question, was again
postponed until next Monday even
in.
Hiram Fields, of Prairieburg,
who has been spending a couple of
weeks with old comrades at Delhi,
passed through this city Saturday on
his way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Smith and
daughter, Mrs. lone WEIGH and her
four children leave next Monday for
Mr.. and Mrs Smiths home at Ham
mond, Louisiana
Letters addressed to Mesdames
Sarah Kenyon, Ida Miers, Messrs
l. v. Fletcher NJ. L. MccKenna and
3. A. McNutt, are advertised as uns
claimed at Post office. NS
Mesdames Lister and CONNER.
ford spent last Wednesday with
their daughters, the Misses Florence
Lister and Kate Commerford,
nurses at Finley hospital in Dubu-
que.
Lamont Leader: Miss Bertha
Newton was up from Manchester to
visit at home over Sunday. q d
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Beal and
/ baby Of Manchester visited at the
home Of her uncle, v. Scothorn, Sun
,day, Mrs. Beal formerly was Alice
! Scothorn,
Friends here Of Elmer Hesner,
formerly employed in the First Nat
ional Bank Of Manchester, are in.
terested in learning that he has ac'
copied the cashiership in the Farm
ers Bank at Aurora, a position made
vacant by the mysterious disappear
ance of Elmer Brintrall.
John L. Sullivan has resigned
his position as general manager o.
the NJ. & o. Ry., to take effect the
first Of next month. His resignation
has been accepted and the company's
board Of directors has appointed ;
committee consisting of Messrs
Hollister, Hutchinson and Robinson
togemploy a man to take his place
Coggon Monitor: Mrs. Jas
Henderson and daughter Name 0
washington, South Dakota, wer
passengers on the northbound train
Saturday evening. Y ~ w. H. SEQ
field Of Manchester visited his broth
er.Dr. "A. FL. Scofeld Sunday. Y
Mrs. j. A. Tucker was an over Sun
day visitor with relatives in Man
chester,
Earlville Phoenix: L. Schalle
was at Manchester yesterday. =, =
August Philip was down from Mar
chester Monday. 8 !, y, Frank Bul
rows and Mrs. M. Powell had bus
ness in Manchester Monday. 9 y
Mrs. S. EIDE returned from a tw
weeks visit with her daughter q
Manchester. 9 % =, Mrs. Faith CRU
of Manchester was here Sunday al
tending the funeral of Mrs. Burros
w. 3. Gildner went to hi
home at Nora Springs last Saturda
and this week Tuesday evening /
was united in marriage with Mi'
Anna Buchanan Of that city. M
Gildner is a progressive young bus
ness man and though he has bee
numbered among our merchan
not two years, he has already game
standing as one of our foremo
men in all matters that pertain
the advancement of Manchester
best interests. He will be extend'
the best-ef wishes by his busine
associates and social friends hel
Mr.. and Mrs. Gildner are to resi-,
in the G. II. Atkinson house
Marion street.
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