Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-02

Geo. Durham and family spent
Thanksgiving with their cousin in
Oneida.
This is the season Of colds. See
Denton & Wards adv. for a cure
for them.
-Nels Robert Nelson departed
Sunday morning via the M. & O. for
Melmo, Sweden.
20. E. Huene was an M. &. o.
passenger for Enid, Oklahoma,
Tuesday morning.
MIR. p. j. Morehouse left for
Albuquerque, New Mexico, via the
I'M. & o. Thursday.
The First National Bank is not
taking turkey on deposit now. They
have changed their adv.
Joseph Belknap and wife took
the NJ. & o. for Tacoma, Washing
ton, Thursday afternoon.
The Maccabees will hold their
annual election Of officers Wednes-
day evening, December 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nye entertained
the latter's mother, Mrs. Fawcett, of
Monticello over Thanksgiving.
Charley Risner is bound to be
up-to-date- he is putting on the
market this week "Tom Hennes-
sey" cigar.
Edward Hollister returned by
way Of the M.& Otto Faribault, Min
nestoa, where he is attending school,
Monday morning.
Wesley Barr, who is on the
United States Grand Jury, now in
session in Dubuque, left over the
M. & O. Tuesday morning
Mrs. A. L. Beardslee and Mrs.
j. F. johnson was entertain their
lady friends next Tuesday afternoon
at one-thirty o'clock luncheon.
The Excelsior Laundry aaver-
tises in this issue to do work free.
Read just how much and when they
will do your laundry free Of charge.
"A. 7. Blondon, for sometime
past connected with the Miller
tonsorial .parlors here left the first
of the week for his home in Ackley.
Mrs. w. z. Church, who has
been visiting at Fred Durey's I left
for her home in Helena, Montana,
over the NJ. & o. Tuesday morning.
"A. Holister came in over the
NJ. & O.Tuesday from northern Mich
igan. He reports two feet Of snow
on the level, and showing every
day.
Herbert Anderson was few
days visitor with home folks last
week, having left A.heneum school
duties for Thanksgiving dinner at
home.
Regular meeting, Nazareth
Commandery, No. 80, K. I. this
Wednesday evening at which time
will occur the Installation of Of
fcers.
Mrs. w. N. Boynton is in Chi
cago to spend three weeks with the
little grand daughter that So recent
Ely canser to the. home ofMr and Mrs.
Will Boynton.
Christmas gifts are on the An
ders & Philips counters now and
if one wishes to choose from a large
stock, not picked over, it would be
we'll to go early.
ID. F. Young, T. Doty, o.. a..
Durham and w. E. Davis left by
the n. & O. Monday evening, for
Davenport to attend the Agricultur-
al Implement Dealers Convention.
Michael and Robert Barr ac-
companied by Mrs. Barr, took the
M. & o. Tuesday morning train for
Rochester, Minnesota, where Mr..
Barr will submit to an operation for
hernia.
The marriage of Miss Lura A.
Lee and Mr.. John NJ. Thompson,
both of this county, was solemnized
Wednesday, November 25th, in the
Office Of the officiating justice, S. I.
Doggett.
Mrs. P. Donnell y Of Ryan who
was SO seriously i'll last week is
some better. DR.. Lindsay Of this
city and DIR. Guthrie Of Dubuque
were called in consultation with DIR.
Donnelly.
Rev. j. O'Meara was an hide.
pendence visitor Wednesday at
tending conference of the priests
of the deanery, and Thursday was
lspent in Strawberry Point with Rev
| Father Rowe.
-Earlville Phoenix Miss Lenf
Prideg was a Manchester visitor
Thursday. y l, q Miss Alice Eator
of Manchester visited friends here
Friday. % - 81 Mrs. A. johnson and
Mrs. Watt were visitors at Man
chester one day last week.
John U. Rector of Oneida was
in town yesterday to attend a meet
ing Of the Delaware County Agri
cultural Society. We go to press
i. too early this (Tuesday) afternoon t.
! give the proceedings Of the meeting
at which we understand officers vii
be elected for the ensuing year.
Word comes to us from Coles
| burg way Of very happy gathering
of friends at the beautiful countr,
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dittmel
the guests having been hidden to al
, old fashioned rag bee. A numbe
from Earlville attended the big din
ner and the day altogether wa
3 Ian exceedingly pleasant one.