Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-09
NJ. j. Yoran spent Friday

Atty. NJ. j. Yoran spent Friday
in Dubuque.
Gentlemen's Xmas gifts at
Gildner Bros.
Mrs. Crum is visiting her son at
Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Clarence Henry left for Des-
Moines last Saturday.
Mrs Bridget Hearn spent last
week with sister at Farley.
Mrs. F.. Farley and children
were last week visitors with relatives
at Farley.
The Quaker Mill Co. are put
ting out some beautiful calendars
this week.
Miss Faith Crum has succeeded
Miss Ethelyn Young as stenographer
in the Thrill & Pierce office.
Mrs. B. II. Reynolds departed
last Wednesday for a winters So
journ in Hammond, Louisiana.
-Carhart & Nye have fine line
OF cutlery-a pocket knife would
make a nice present for that boy at
Xmas time.
e. 7. Grassfield has a hand
some line Of house slippers very
suitable for Xmas gifts and this
week he is quoting prices of them.
Letters addressed to Helen e..
Anderson, S[essrs. Albert D. Tomil-
son and Dan Sickles are to he sent
to the D. L. 0. on December 9th,
1903.
The rural route carriers are
putting up a fight for larger salaries
and fourth assistant postmaster gen
eral Bristow recommends an increase
of their salary to $3.50 per year.
Mrs. Grace Hetherington CAN'T
departed Monday night for San
Francisco whence she sails Saturday
for Honolulu to join her husband
who has been stationed there for
same time past.
DR. Potterf is to be at the Clar-
ence House, December 18th, and he
offers to give you consultation free
and also enough medicine to affect a
cure for those who consult him at
this time. See his adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Plank returned
Monday to their home at Nicely,
Nebraska, after an over Thanksgiv-
ing visit with relatives here and at
Thorpe. When in Manchester, they
were guests ins the Ralph Works
home.
-Dyersville Commercial: Aug.
Koopmann. Jr., was passenger to
Manchester last Monday. 4, 9 /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Even of Man
chester were in this city Saturday
visiting friends. They formerly
resided in NorLhfork township and
their many friends were glad to see
them.
Vol. l, No. l, of The Nashville
Enterprise is on our table and it has
every appearance Of strength along
advertising and other lines. We
predict success for the new paper.
Masonville is bright progressive
community and its patronage will
prove it deserving Of a good
weekly newspaper.
The youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Fuller of Collins
|Grovasi II still ina very precariopa
condition, the burns on Its face heal
ing very slowly. The two older
children, who were burned only
about the hands, are doing nicely
and Mr.. Fullcr's hand, in which it
will be remembered the shell ex-
ploded, is also healing.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. w. Fairchild
and their two daughters were here
from Cedar Rapids Wednesday,
guests in the Fl. R. Holmes home.
Mrs. Holmes entertained at dinner
in their honor, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s..
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Yoran and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Thrill enjoying
the feast and after social converse
ton in company with the host
and hostess and their Cedar Rapids
friends.
Last year the law department. of
is. U. l. inaugurated a custom Of try
| ing each year a noted character Of
history. This year-last Tuesday
they tried the case, Rawdon Crawley
vs.. Lord Steyn famous delineations
Of William Make-peace Thackeray's)
the latter being accused Of alien
ating the affections of Becky Sharp.
One hundred thousand dollars was
asked for. Among the attorneys
for the plaintiff, Mr.. Crawley, was A.
j. Swindle Of Ryan
-Earlville Phoenix: Chas. Jewell
of Manchester, was III town Thurs
day. . 9 Henry Goodhile, Of
Manchester, was in town Saturday.
o. =, Roy Cole was a Manchester
visitor Friday. u - 81 s. Eide had
business in Manchester Monday. y
% y Mrs. A. I. Reding was a visit
or at Manchester Monday. q = q
Attorneys A. NJ. and ?. NJ. Cloud
had business in Manchester Tues
day. q 1, y Tom Simmons, Chas
Ehler, John Barnd, Clarence Henry
and Robt. Fishel, jr., of Manchester
attended the dance given here We'd
lnesday evening,