Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-11-02
Bazaar Friday after

spent Wednesday in Manchester.
Fur coats and overcoats are
priced in Gildner Bros, adv this
week.
R. w. Thrill has $50 acre farm
for rent, as may be seen from his
local elsewhere herein,
Mrs. Charlotte Pleussner re-
turned Monday from her summers
visit with her children at Dundee.
Haskell Indian Band, Central
Opera House, this Wednesday after
noon, is the second number on the
Lecture course.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Moreland,
honored and pioneer residents of
Colesburg, spent to-day with Man
chester relatives.
Monday, Ralph w. Copger
took possession of the restaurant
business recently purchased by him
from Mrs. Ola Edmunds.
Mayor and Mrs. Steadman and
daughter, Mrs. III. I'll. Lawrence and
two children drove to Volga City
Saturday, returning Monday.
There will be regular meeting
of Nazareth Commandery, No. SO,
K. I. this Wednesday evening. No
vember End Election of officers.
A full attendance is desired.
The district court will be in
session next Monday, to give an OPP
portuDity for those entitled thereto
to procure their naturalization pa
pers. Judge Blair will preside.
Mrs. r. l.. Brooks will give
talk on "Woman's Work." before the
of the Manchester Wom-
ans Club at the home Of Mrs. Sedge-
wick next Monday evening, Novem-
Der 9TH.
j. B. Rutherford has traded
the residence property in this city
recently acquired by him from the
Mrs John Ford estate to an Airing
ton party, taking in exchange there
for a large farm near the latter place.
The Junior League of the
Methodist church will hold an cleo
ton Of officers Friday afternoon at
4 o'clock in the parlors of the church
instead Of Thursday as was announce
ed. Every child is requested to be
present
DR.. and Mrs o. A. Durham and
son, Ray, expect to leave next week
for jackson, Mississippi, where they
will spend the winter. They will
go by way of st Louis, where they
intend stopping over for a Worlds
Fair visit.
"A third meat market is to be
opened in Manchester, the building
vacated last week by George Sim
mons having been rented for that
purpose by Frank Helm Of Ashton.
Mr.. Simmons has moved his harness
and saddlery stock into the Klonus
on Main street.
Saturday a marriage license was
issued to Henry Smith of Dundee
and May Sackett of Strawberry Point,
Monday one to Allen r. Trower of
Lamont and Mertie Romig of Edge
wood, and to-day Tuesday-one to
J. G. Wandell of Maquoketa and
Louise Rimmer Of Delhi.
The following letters are adver-
tised for the week ending October
81: Mrs. Jane A. Robinson, Miss
Jet Nolan, Miss Mable Manning,
Miss Katherine Kohler, Mr.. John r.
Wise, Mr. Frank Nebaske, Mr.. Fee
Madison, Master Hugh Ryan. Will
be sent to the dead letter Office, No
IA, 1904.
Mrs j. B. Hoag was hostess at
two very charming social functions
To the first. eighteen of
Mrs. Hoag's friends were hidden to
meet Mrs. Leslie L. Hoyt, a bride Of
last week. A one o'clock luncheon
was served, after which cards and
pit were introduced to the further
pleasure Of the ladies'. Later, Mr..
and Mrs. Hoyt were Jointly made
the guests Of honor at half past six
o'clock dinner gracefully presided
over by Mr.. and Mrs. Hoag, covers
being laid for fourteen.
Halloween was celebrated in
Manchester and vicinity in many
manners, all bewitching. A num-
Der Of parties were scheduled for the
evening, a dance in the vacant house
at the corner of Franklin and Gay
streets being an attraction to the
younger. crowd in Manchester. Mrs.
Triem very pleasantly entertained
the members of her Sunday School
in the parlors of the Congregational
church, Halloween sports being
feature of the evening. And the
Messers and Mesdames e. B. Stiles
and W. III. Norris entertained at half
after six o'clock dinner at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Stiles on Union street
the P. 3. O.s and B. I. LIS, together
with DR.. and Mrs. Webber Of Chero-
kee and Mrs H. II. Lawrence, being
hidden to keep the vigil and enjoy
the festival of All Saints and All
Souls.