Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-09-02
School begins next Monday.

Bronson are in Chicago.
-Delbert Withcrell spent las
Wednesday at Dyersville.
f. w. Anders of the Anders &
Philips pharmacy, is in Chicago.
Rev. Wolfe and daughter, Anna
are here from Mt. Vernon visiting
friends.
w. II. P. bfistol and wife Of
Colesburg spent Wednesday witt
friends here,
Hunt Armstead, who is in a
Blue Earth, Minnesota, bank is home
for a vacation.
Mrs. J. s. Simpson of Waterloo
spent Saturday in the home of |. G
Station Agent Pierce and wife.
Francis Durham left Monday
for Ames to become a student in the
Iowa State Agricultural College.
Lewis Atwater leaves this Wed.
nesday morning to resume his musi-
cal studies at Washington, d. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armour Policy o.
Dundee are the proud parents of q
baby girl who came to them Satur.
day last.
Hon. NJ. F. and Mrs. Leroy are
entertaining the formers nephew
Editor NJ. L. Opdyke, of the New
Hampton Courier.
The Presbyterian ladies will
serve hot dinners and suppers each
day Of the fair on the grounds. And
delicious hot candy too.
-Percil Huene, who has spent
several weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. O. e. Huene in this city,
returned to Chicago the first of this
week.
Major and Mrs. Morissey departed
Friday last for Little Rock, Arkan-
sas, where they will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. JIM. Morrissey before proceed
ing home to Washington, d. G.
Mrs. Laura jackson and little
daughters are here from Dubuque
visiting many friends; "Jack" is in
Northern Michigan trying to rid
of a very severe attack of
hay fever
The Ladies Society of the Con-
church are serving
lunches and hot coffee each day at
the Fair grounds. You may also
have your bicycles and parcels
checked there.
Roscoe Brown of Atlantic is the
guest of Clarence Lister. Mr.. Brown
is a student at Iowa college, Grin
nell, and will remain until time for
the commencement of college duties
at that institution.
M. Reardon and children of
Carbonate, ILL.,, arrived last week
for visit with Manchester friends.
Mr.. Reardon and son Will left
for Council Bluffs where
they are in employ of the l. G. R. R.
"A call has been issued request
ing the prohibitionists ofthis county
to meet in mass convention tomorrow
at 2 o'clock Thursday
at the court house in this city to
nominate candidates for county Of
ticers.
Miss Maize Pentony was the
charming hostess to a party of eight
last Friday evening. Those partak-
ing of Miss Mazie's hospitality were
the Misses Mildred Smith. Laura
Hyde, Grace Keiser, and Earle
Davis, Jay Matthews, Garry Thorp,
and Will Reardon.
Nelson Atwater entertained
last Friday evening at progressive
four handed euchre, about thirty Of
his young friends enjoying his
hospitality There were three frs,
prizes awarded, the Misses Morton
of Topeka Kansas, Atwater of York,
New Jersey, and Lewis Atwater re.
ceiving such honors
Letters addressed to Mesdames
Lizzie Wood, B. d. Edwards, Fan.
ME Condor, Misses Ella Hines, Dor
aba Umble, Jennie Mayes, Messrs
John Hamon, Harold Fulton, VIM
Turner, Brown Smith, R. P. Man
dell, N. B. Backus, II. L. Burgess
NJ. Gimbel and son are advertised az
unclaimed at the post Office.
Born. Tuesday last to Mr.. ane
Mrs. w. 7. A. Reyes, a charming
little daughter. The advent o
Mademoiselle Reyes should hav'
been heralded in last weeks issu'
but with more than a dozen othe:
items the mention of her arriva
at the house Of her grand parent
Mr.. and Mrs Whitney on Uniol
street was buried under a weeks re
lay of papers onthe reportorial table
The Christian Endeavor societ,
Of the Congregational church desire
to thank all who so kindly assisted
or offered to assist, in caring for til
children from Chicago who recent
enjoyed two weeks outing here
1t is hardly possible for the com
mittee to personally thank all thos
who gave entertainment, money, Q
offers of assistance to this worth
cause, but each one may feel sur
that his contribution was appreciate
and that he has had the privileg
Of helping in good work.
-Guttenburg journal: The Joul
ual is happy to announce that Nj
Williams of Manchester, has decic
ed to locate i'll Guttenburg, and en-
gage extensively in the live stoc
shipping business. Such an entel
prise is a helpful one to the farm
ing interests, andit will have tn
effect of drawing to- this point man