Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-11-04

: Monday in this city.
Art Exhibit, at the Library
building all next week.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Barnd are
the parents Of baby born Satur-
day last.
Mrs. J. Sullivan and Miss Bird
: ena Ward spent last Thursday in
Dubuque.
Mrs. Jos Hutchinson spent a
part of last week with relatives at
, Winona, Mimi.
Would you have real break
fast treat? Ii SO, read j.. Harry
Stewards new ad.
Prof. Henry G. Kramer and Ed.
Budden Of Bremen transacted BUSH
. ness in this city Thursday.
E. II. VonOyen Of Miles, a
brothe, of Hugo VonOven, was the
guest Monday of DR., G. L. Leigh.
Gus Barnd and his bridgemen
were working on bridges near the
county line Friday and Saturday.
Will Ward has improved his
residence property on the west side
1 by laying new walk Of cement in
front of same
Mrs. Birdena Brigg returned
Saturday to her home in Minneapolis
after a few weeks visit with parents
and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. j. Jacobs are
moving into rooms in the James
Bishop home, the residence former
ly owned by them.
Rev. Eugene Melchert Of Ryan
officiated at the dedication of the
new parochial school house at Castle
Grove last Sabbath.
The abutments for Manchester's
new bridge are being rapidly pushed
to completion, those Of the west side
being in place now.
How do you Ike the style Of
the First National Banks new adj
vertisement? If you want to get rich,
a perusal Of it will interest you.
Mrs. N. L. Lawrence Joined
Mr.. Lawrence here Sunday for al
two days visit with friends before
departing for their southern home.
Every school child should at
tend every illustrated lecture at
the art Exhibit next week. 1t will
be an education not obtainable from
a book.
Dave Barr purchased the Van
Antwerp house on Brewer and How
ard streets last week, paying, we
understand, therefor the sum of
Sl,l0O.
Remember the Art Exhibit and
picture sale at the Library begin
ming next Monday Nov. 9th. Open
afternoons and evenings throughout
the week.
Tea Rose Cream, said to be a |
wonderful skin softener. and cure
for chapped hands and face. is adj
vertised by Lawrence & Green's Of
the City Hall pharmacy.
There is lots of corn in the
country, and maly farmers will have
to have additional crib room to store
it. To such we advise the. perusal
Of the Iowa Fence Cos newSad.
-Carhart e. Nye saw they have
placed 227 of Coles Hot blast stoves
in this county, and that every user
of these stoves commend them. Mol
better recommendation could be ask
ed for.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. French, I'M
til recently residents at Golden, are
now domiciled in the residence pro-
perty on Wayne street recently pur-
chased by them from Mrs. Susan
Sheldon.
Weather Prophet Hicks pro
phesies say that much pleasant au-
tumn weather may be expected
through November and December.
Here's hoping his prediction may
prove true.
"A. O. Moore has disposed of his
residence property on Main street,
and two and a half acres Of land in
the vicinity thereof. F. Fl. Lawrence
is the purchaser and the price paid
was $2,40O.
Mrs. Earl Bronson of Spencer
was the guest of her mother, Mrs. j..
w. May, Monday, being on her way
home from Sunday visit with her
daughter, Miss Zoe, at Mt. St.
Joseph's Seminary, Dubuque,
Mrs. Powers fell Saturday in
her woodshed, sustaining break
in the right arm very near the
shoulder Immediate medical atten-
ton was given the broken member
and it is hoped it will mend rapidly.
We have the lecture program
of the Art Exhibit, in full elsewhere
in this issue. 1t will interest you as
each speaker has been carefully
chosen as one well versed upon the
subject in hand. You should hear.
every lecture.
1t is not often that we who
live in places even the size Of Man
chester have an opportunity to see
master pieces in art. The Committee
having in chargethe Library Art Elk
hibitare affording us glorious OPP
portunity and every afternoon and
tevening next week the library will be
open for those wishing to take in the
art exhibit. The admission fee Of
ten cents is so trivial that everyone
may 60. Do not miss it.
The B. F. Bonniwell Nursery
| Co. of Des Moines, that worked its
graft in this county ascouple of years