Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-04
Mrs. Egan expects to go to Usage
this week for visit.

Saturday IN Manchester.
Thomas Donohue of Ryan was
| in Manchester Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duggan were
here from Ryan Saturday.
ID. O'Connell of Earlville was
in Manchester last Tuesday.
The State Savings Bank tells
you about Savings Pass book.
Mrs. Harriet Rollins is here
from Dubuque, visiting friends.
Mrs. Gene Williams is in Chi
cago visiting relatives and friends.
Hawkins, the piano tuner, has
local elsewhere that may interest
you.
- -Supt B. Gilleas was out from
Dubuque to attend the funeral OF
Thos. Haley.
The Misses Kate and Faye
Ford spent Sunday with friends at
Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Hattie Ackley has gone to
Syketon, North Dakota, to assist in
the care of an invalid cousin.
The M. & o. are advertising an
excursion to St. Paul and returned
for May 21-22 at $500 for round
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Johnston,
are homeward bound from their
trip down to st Louis with cargo
of fish.
Letters addressed to Mrs. Nellie
Hayt ~ and Mr.. Chas. Hutchinson
are advertised at the tostoffice in
this city.
Mrs. r. r. Clute, who resides
with her son, G. n, in Edgewood is
dangerously i'll at this writing
Friday.
Simon & Atwater are advertis-
ing the Crescent Juvenile Bicycle, a
beautiful little wheel that will please
the youngsters.
Mrs. Albert Staehle and little
daughter of Burt, Iowa. were last
Wednesday guests in the Geo. Y.
Keiser home here.
There is to be dance at the
Central Friday evening under the
direction of G. burlington. Rieger's
orchestra will furnish the music.
The First National Bank adv.
says every depositor, no matter how
small his business, will receive most
courteous treatment there. That is
true.
Mrs. Kearnie. to whom was
born a baby girl about two weeks
ago, was very low last week but is
able to sit up today, Tuesday. a
short time.
Mrs. Wilson, sister Of the
late Thomas Haley, who has been
a guest with friends here for a month
past, returns this week to her home
in Chicago.
Friends here were very inter-
ested last week to learn OF the birth
on March 18th. of a baby boy to
Lieutenant and Mrs. VIM. Roberts,
who are now stationed in the Phil
|ippines. Z r " 1
Rev. Thompson, a'candidate for
the pastorate Of the Presbyterian
church here, was heard Sunday by(
the members of that congregation.
Rev. Thompson comes from Wells,
Minnesota.
Word comes to us this week
that Dr.. w. p. Boynton will be in
Manchester during the month of
July and as usual will open an Of
fee for the treatment Of diseases of
the eye, ear, nose and throat.
Clarence Boardway, who has
been attending college at Colledge-
vile, Minnesota, is at home for a
few days visit. Mr.. Boardway will
enter the Great Western Office at
Fort Dodge as /. ticket agent and
cashier upon his conclusion Of his
visit here.
-Edgewood Journal: John Hage-
man was Manchester visitor a
short time Monday afternoon. g 81
George Hobbs Of Manchester was an
Edgewood visitor the fore-part of
this wesk. - 81 Mrs. Albert Seward,
who lives northeast Of Manchester,
visited her sisters, Mrs. w. w.
Steele and Miss Susan Annis, this
week.
Your attention is directed to
the statement herein of the financial
condition of the Delaware County
state bank. 1t has made several
decided gains since the last report
and the friends Of the institution
are very proud not only Of the large
volume of business done by this
banking house, but also of the sound
financial basis upon which it's bust
ness is conducted.
AT the regular meeting Mon
day eve Of the @. G. G. lodge of this
place, large number Of the mem
bers from Hopkinton lodge were
present. The question Of consolida-
ting with the Highland Mobiles was
brought before the lodge for con-
sideration and the local 9. @. G. peo-
plevoted against such amerger.Dele-
gates T. @. Reeve Of Hopkinton and
@. B. Mills, who are attending the
State meeting being held in Cedar
Rapids today-Tuesday-were so in
structed and will add their voice
against the proposition among the
state delegates. Among those from
Hopkinton present Monday evening
were the Messers and Mesdames
i Nronl Staod TT Stoddord Word