Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-02
"A. o. ,Sevey was a Strawberry
Point visitor last week

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Point visitor last week.
e. j. Conger, Jr., was out from
Dubuque for Thursday last.
DIR. Leigh was Thanksgiving
visitor with his parents at Dyersville
Mrs. w. G. Kenyon is spend.
ing today with friends at Delaware
Walter Cox was up from Ceda,
Rapids Sunday for visit with home
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Pinch are
the parents ola baby girl born Sun
day morning.
Miss Florence Atwater was a
last week visitor with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Jackson in Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse and Mr.
Patty of Winthrop were Thanksgiv-
ing visitors with relatives here.
Miss Julia Hyde leaves today
Tuesday-for Bisbee, Arizona,
where she will remain indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Richardson
and Mrs. R. II, Cotton spent
Thanksgiving day with Aurora
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George and Miss
Dorothy Reyes spent Thanksgiving
day in the T. 7. Carkeek home in
Dubuque.
Richard Butter6eld still con-
tinues very i'll and his daughter,
Mrs. Osgerby, has arrived to assist
in his care.
M. and Mrs. D. N. Emmons OF
Cedar Rapids were last week visit
ors with the formers brother, J. T.
Emmons, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Arnold are
to entertain two companies at din
ner this week, on Wednesday and
one on Friday evenings.
Another newspaper-the twelfth
in the county-is to begin publica-
ton Thursday of this week-the
Enterprise at Nashville.
Miss Gertrude Pratt, teacher
in the Cedar Rapids schools, spent
part of last week with her parents,
Rev. II. O. Pratt and wife, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Trenchard
spent a part of last week with Mr..
and Mrs. G. @. Barry, at Berryville
going especially for Turkey day.
The Knights Of Pythias are
giving their. annual dance this
(Tuesday) evening and goodly
number will no doubt trip the light
fantastic to music as rendered by
Carpenters Orchestra.
"A very handsome silver "lov-
ing cup" exquisitely engraved, is
on exhibition in the Lawrence &
Grem's window. tits the one pre-
sented to Mr.. Smarzo of Masonville
as the prize winner in the butter
makers contest at the Dairymen's
convention held at Waterloo recently
Frank McKeever and Miss
eastman, both we'll known here,
were married last week at the
BRIDES home in Castle Grove. Mr..
and Mrs. McKeever have most
hearty congratulations from a host
of Delaware County friends. May
theyihave the three blessings, health,
prosperity and happiness.
The members Of the school
board have their regular monthly
meeting for the allowance of bills
next Monday evening. At a special
meeting last week, the resignation
of G. G. Miller, as teacher in the
North Manchester school, was ac-
cepted. Mr.. Miller goes to Des
Moines to take position in the
4 C's.
Cleo. s. Lister has contracted to
sell his stock of goods and the good
will Of his business to Geo. Simon
of Cedar Rapids and H. B. Atwater
of this city. The business however
will be continued by Mr.. Lister
until the l4th of this month when
an inventory will be taken and the
business will pass into the hands Of
the new firm, Simon & Atwater.
-Winninger Bros. played to
crowded houses last week and gave
exceptionally strong performances
Should Manager Conger ever book
them again, they would undoubted.
ly receive the same or better patron.
age than was accorded them last
week. The dance Thursday even
ling, after the play, was also a sue
cess; the Catholic ladies serving
supper in the balcony, clearing
something over $50.
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