Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-12-07
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District Court next Monday
Rev Wagner is holding a series
OF revival meetings at Sand Greek
church.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Smith spent
a part of last week with Volga City
relatives.
/ --Coggon Monitor: Mrs. A.
Andrews came home from Manches-
last evening.
Mrs. Lathrop of GAINESVILLE
was here last week, the guest of her
father, S. X. Meyers.
Nurse Larson returned last
Wednesday from Coggon where she
had been caring for Mrs. DeWoody.
! Mrs. NJ. f. Cunningham spent
last week with her daughters, the
Misses Maude and Mable in Chi
cago.
| Mrs. A. A. Anderson and
daughter, Miss Gertrude, were last
week guests with Cedar Rapids
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William Coleson
living northeast CT Manchester are
the parents of little son, born last
/ Thursday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Larson are
moved from their home on Fayette
street to one of the Thorpe cottages
on Butler street.
Mrs. Charlotte Pierce Roberts
and little son, William, departed
Tuesday Of last week to join Mr..
Roberts in California.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Hoag was very i'll last
week with pneumonia, but is now
considered out of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hamblin
have returned to Manchester from
Dell Rapids, South Dakota, and will
make this place their home.
Il. NJ. Zimmerman who lad
been making his daughter. Mrs.
George Acers, visit, returned
Wednesday last to his home in Lin
coin, Nebraska.
Mayor Steadman is now the
owner of the building occupied by the
Graham grocery, purchase he re-
Gently made from the Estate Of II.
G. Graham, deceased.
Mrs. E. E. Andrews concluded a
visit with Manchester relatives and
friends last Wednesday going to
Sioux City from where she will re-
turn to her Nebraska home.
Kansas City Star: A widower
in Horton. Kas., advertised anony-
mously for wife, and among the
numerous replies were letters from
his three daughters and a niece.
-Up-to-date Pastor collec-
ton will now be taken, and those
who contribute ten cents or more
will receive trading stamps from the
ushers. December Woman's Home
Companion.
Henry Cooley who was en- route
home to Williamsburg, Virginia
from business trip into South Da.
kota, stopped over in this city last
week to call upon his many Man.
chester friends.
Hon. and Mrs Geo. Estabrook
of Marshalltown spent last week
visiting in the r. L. Balloon and M
A. Parker homes. also with the for
J mer's father, A. Estabrook, who &C
companied his son home for visi
Of indefinite length.
Tomorrow, Thursday, December
8, Mrs. Mary Healey will sell at pub
lie auction on the premises il
PLairie township, the cattle, horses
hogs. hay, grain, farming utensils
and other property belonging to hel
and the estate of Thomas Healey
deceased, as per public Sale
notice in another column. Mrs
Healey has decided to quit farming
and will after the sale remove from
her farm to Ryan.
-Beels of the Hopkinton Leader
is naturally of a jovial disposition
but is now gloomy and sad, made 81
by the reminder that death is the
common lot Of all, in the following
effusion by the poet editor of thu
Greeley Home Press: "Beels is ;
funny cuss and hasn't much to say
he feels around and makes a fusl
and then he HES away. Some mel
imagine they are great and try t.
! tear up Jack; but each one meet,
the same old fate and trots the sam,
old track. Great Caesars dead ant
turned to clay, and so is Cicero ant
: Alexander's gone the way the res
: Of us must go. The sages, heroes
! poets, all the men of wealth an.
worth, into an open grave must fal
and crumble back to earth" TIL,
] poet after leading Beels to the GENE
terry in the solemnity thereof, YER,
{ sensibly advises him to join witt
! him in "the mad affair and struggl
4 like the deuce, and not agonize GU
! life away, for really what's the use
Let's live and love and sing til
while and give to everyone a smil
Z that cheers the hearts of men. An
Z whether we are crowned wit
! flowers or chilled with winter
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