Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-10-14
L. L. Hoyt is home from South

Il. L. Hoyt is home from South
Dakota.
r.. A. Griffith of West Liberty
was in the city Monday.
Sheriff Fishel was a business
visitor to Dubuque Monday.
Cashier +. G. Reeve of the Hop.
kinton State Bank was a Manchester
visitor Tuesday.
Bert Hoag spent last week at
Quasqueton where fishing is still
something doing"
MIR. and Mrs. Will Burke spents
several days of last week with
Cedar Rapid friends.
4 Mrs. A. w. Colvin of Winneba-
Igo City, Minnesota, is here for Wis
it with relatives and friends.
Mrs. I. w. Lampman departed
Monday for South Dakota where she
will remain for an indefinite visit.
Mrs. Eberhart and daughter,
Miss Mary, of Chicago are guests in
the DIR. and Mrs. P. E. Triem home.
Chas. Bemis of Strawberry
Point was a business visitor in the
city several days Of the past week.
e. T.Grassfeld is advertising a
$500 shoe that is, he say, the best
shoe he has ever had for the money.
Harry Stewart expects car Of
eastern apples about the 25th of
this month. You will want to get
his prices.
Miss Ida Woodrich of Chicago
was an arrival of more than week
ago and will spend the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Philip.
Miss Ennis Boggs, Of the Della
ware County Abstract Co., has been
a stay-at-home since Friday, rheu-
matism claiming her for victim.
Ed Middleton returned Monday
to his duties as mail clerk on the IL
linois Central between Dubuque and
Sioux City, after a weeks vacation
with friends here.
The Wells Fargo Express Com
pany are to be at home on and after
October 18th in the building occu-
pied this summer by Geo. CONNER
ford's ice cream parlor.
Mrs. Gus Barns and little
daughter and Mrs. Alex Fullbright
and little daughter went down to
the Rapids Wednesday and remain
ed several days as the guests of
friends. 80
Mrs. Hettie Baker, who has
made her home with Mrs. B. Fl. Rey-
nolds in this city for more than a
year past, removed to Waterloo last
Thursday, her neice, Miss Barry, ac-
companying her.
Joseph Davis of Strawberry
Point served another term last,
week as guardian Of the Grand
Jurors and after Saturday and
Sunday spent at home is again visit
ing with Manchester friends.
"A number of improvements are
being made down town" these days.
The Hyde studio;is resplendent in a
new dress Of dark green paint and
the Allen 4 Storey clothing store isi
also newly arrayed in a new outer
garment Of two harmonious colors.
Asnumber ofthe members 81 the
local lodge, /. o. o. F., attended the
9th anniversary of the Delhi lodge
of Odd Fellows last Thursday, among
whom we noted: Messrs. Graves, L.
Moore, H. Commerford, E. Hutson,
q. Utley, John Seeley and James.
Bishop.
The drug firm of Lawrence &
Green's recently purchased the Ward
drug stock stock at Central City
and have established branch
pharmacy at that place. The branch
store is being run under their super.
vision with a local druggist, H. L,
Brown. in charge.
&C. r. Gazette; Thursday: G.
81. Reyes Of Manchester, Iowa, is
spending the day in the city. y = q
e. r. Toogood, editor Of the Della
ware County News, Manchester,
came down with about 200 other
carnival visitors from that place to-
day. The train picked up large
crowds at Coggon and Central City.
the equipment of the train being
entirely insufficient.
I'm this issue Of the Democrat
you will read an advertisement Of the
Gedney Opera House amusements at
independence. The Whitney Co.
will show at the Gedney this week
Friday evening, giving that splendid
production of when Johnny Comes
Marching Home" they made SO sue
cessful in their long Chicago run. A
number Of our lovers of good play
propose to take in Friday evenings
performance.
"A week ago Saturday the Clar-
ence House parlor was the scene of
happy wedding when William R.
Reeve and Miss Maud Collins of
Hopkinton were united in marriage
by their paster, Rev. Macintosh Of
the Hopkinton Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Reeves comes Of one of Delaware
county's most prominent families
and is recognized in his home city
as business man Of ability, His
bride also has large circle of friends
and Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve start out
in life with very bright prospects.
They have taken possession Of the
Hotel Hopkinton formerly run by R
l s. Vaughn.