Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-01-20
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-NlT. anu MIS-. w III DAFT are WIS.,
iting friends at Oneida today
Tuesday.
Louis Haeberle Us home from
Dubuque for a few days visit with
home friends.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Peterson
and Miss Miles are spending a few
days in Chicago.
Rev. 7. E. Taylor Of Indepen-
dence is visiting his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Taylor of this place.
Don Preussner of the NJ. & O..
railway office, is spending a week
with friends in Omaha and Council
Bluffs.
Will Wolcott left Tuesday for
Minneapolis to be i'll attendance up
or the sessions of the Lumbermen's
association.
Miss May Pemble has resigned
her position in the Blake & Son
store and accepted a like one with
P. Newcomb.
John Jones departed Tuesday
via the M. & O. and it's branch roads
for Lake Charles, Louisiana, where
he will spend the remainder of the
winter.
Letters addressed TO Mesdames
Mary Cowels, LILLY Zwisler, Messrs.
Geo. Netcot, Fl. Conigisky and Jno.
S. Coon are advertised as uncalled
for at the post Office.
H. j. Fish, manager of the
Chicago Clothing Brokerage Co.,
arrived Monday and will personally
superintend the big closing OUT
sale Of the Gildner stock.
-Chas. Mccormick, of the
Stearns q Mccormick firm, was a
Hopkinton visitor day last week,
bringing back with him some bar
gains picked from the Bacon stock
/, of general merchandise there.
Mrs. Anna Ward received word
last week of the death Of her
brother, Thos Thornton at his
hometin Plattsburg, N. Y. MIR.
Thornton was Mrs. Wards only
remaining brother and was
man seventy four years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Aucutt and
and Mrs. j. L. Beckner of Greeley
were Saturday and Sunday guests
in the G. NJ. Hanna home west of
town, Mr.. Aucutt and Mrs. Beckner
returning home Monday and Mrs.
Aucutt remaining for weeks visit
Last week e. 7. Grass6eld
bought the fine line of shoes belong
ing to the Bacon stock of merchan-
disc at flopkinton and Immediately
sold them out in that place at amaz-
ingly low figures. The Leader said
his clearing out sale was hummer.
The Ladies of the Congrega-
tional church will hold their annual
sale of useful articles on the evening
of February 22nd, in the parlors Of
the church. Asupper and program
will also be given, supper to CON
tinue from $50 until all are served.
Everyone is cordially invited.
viii not fail to read the
sIaugA ter sale prices Quoted in Gid
aes itsssa ss adv this week. The
big sale begins It niue O'clock this
Wednesday morning and a force-of
twenty five clerks will be really at
that time to show you the immense
line of goods and sell them to you
at prices that are right.
Among the number who went
from here to attend the Lumber
mems Convention being held at
Minneapolis this week were Messrs.
A. Hollister, Geo. Hunt and H. G..
Haeberle, of the the HOLSTER Lum-
Der Co. Mr.. HOLSTERS cousin,
Mason Hollister, from Anamosa came
up and also joined this trio, the
four going Monday.
The second Of Rev. Tuttles
series of Sunday evening talks on
timely topics will be to working
girls and other girls. Rev. futile
means to include all girls, and the
Subject therefore will also be Of in
terest to those who used to be girls
and those who never were or can be
girls" You and l especially should
hear him on this subject.
1. Senator Geo. w. Durham of this
district is a member Of two Of the
most important committees of the
Senate-Judiciary andAppropriations
| He is also chairman Of the committee
for Suppression Of Intemperance,
and a member Of several other com.
mittees. Representative r. j
Bixby is a member of eight COM
mittees, enough to keep him in very
active service during the session.
They are: appropriations, agricul-
!. ture, public health, State University
Penitentiaries, animal industries
fish and game and enrolled bills.
w. T. Woods of Earlville wa.
a business visitor to this city Mon
day and caller at this office. Il
was pretty generally expected b,
the public that the vacancy in thu
board of Supervisors occasioned b.
the death of James Legassick would
be given to an Earlville or vicinit,
democrat, and Mr.. Moods nam'
, was frequently mentioned in tina
connection, his well known bust
ness qualifications eminently fitting
him for the office. But the the
t republican chieftan, since POLITICAL,
decapitated, Willie Beels, decreet
Q otberuica to b;c co,,.o,y corro,,