Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-26
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Observation-Disclosures
"A. q. Williams of Lamont was
in Manchester Friday.
Read the First National Bank
adv. 1t was written ito catch the
eye"
Major and Mrs. Morrissy of
Washington, d. G. are visiting
friends here.
The State Savings Bank pub
fishes in its space this week list
of its patrons.
20. d. Elder, of the Manchester
Creamery Co, was st Louis Fair
visitor last week.
MIR and Mrs. Alex Marshall ex-
pect to leave to-day for Worlds
Fair visit of a week.
Mrs. Eta Fox Gilbert is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. r. j. Jacobs
and other friends here.
Frank Doolittle of Omaha spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. M.
A. Doolittle in this city.
Economical -four is the text
of the sermon preached by the Quak-
er Mill Co. adv. this week
Last week Clerk Georgen en-
joyed a visit form his mother, a
! very pleasant lady Of Rockville.
Mrs. Frank Patton and daugh-
ter, Mary, were last week visitors
from Coggon with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Swinburne
Of Washington, D. @. are pleasant
guests with relatives and friends
here.
i DIR. Theo. T. Knoll, a successful
practitioner of Golden, ILL.,, was a
last week guest in the II. w. Graves
home.
j Mr.. and Mrs. z. D. Henry were
last week visitors with friends here
being on their way from California
to Chicago.
/ Seth Brown is entertaining his
nephew, Bert Brown, and family Of
Tripp, S. ID. who are here for a few
weeks visit.
"A. A. Strong of Greeley and his
brother and wife of Cleveland, Ohio,
were vi.itors with Manchester rela-
tives last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson
were visiting Mrs. Hattie Raymond
in this city last week. The two
ladies are sisters.
r. c. Reeve and j. S. McCon-
nell, two Of Hopkinton' most promi-
nent citizens, called on their Man
chester friends last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark B. Day
were last Wednesday visitors in
| Manchester, enroute to Chicago
from Valley City, North Dakota.
independents B. J.-.Toe McCor-
mick Of the Manchester Herald and
Harry Roe of the same place we're
Independence visitors Tuesday even
ing.
An article from the pen Of Sam
b. Shilling, of Mason City, appears
on our first page and will be found
full of interest to the dairymen read
ers of the Democrat.
-Earlville Phoenix: Mrs. E..
Cousins purchased the VIM. EIDE
farm this week. The farm is an
excellent one and consists of 24O
acres. The consideration was SIS,
600.
III. G. Jackson, who has been
associated with j. z. Davis in the
abstrcat business for some time past
has severed his connection with that
office and last Wednesday returned
to his home in Hopkinton.
-Chas Adams lost the little finger
of his right hand last Tuesday after
noon by having his hand caught in
the gearing Of his windmill and
crushing that one member so that
amputation was necessary. 1t was
an extremely painful accident.
Mrs. Mary A. Ram spent last
week at Whitewater, Wisconsin, at
tending family reunion with her
four sisters. She was accompanied
home by Mrs. H. NJ. Conger who
will remain for short visit here before
returning to her home in Los
Angeles, California.
Greeley Home Press: There is
much complaint comes from the
northern part of the township about
the unsafe condition of number of
county bridges. 1t seems the atten-
ton Of the supervisors has been re-
peatedly called to their condition
but as yet nothing has been done.
Rev. A. w. Caul attended the
Missionary institute conducted at
Independence Tuesday and Wednes-
day by district secretary Williams Of
the American Baptist Missionary
Union. Rev. Caul was on the pro-
gram Wednesday, his address being
on 1.-The Christians Relation to Mis-
sions."
AT last we have discovered, as
serts the Dyersville Commercial,
why a Manchester man always Sc
cures more game in a days hunt
than our Dyersville nimrods. In tell
ing Of it the other daya man from our
neighboring town said that certain
Manchester man, while shooting at q
cotton tail claimed he saw five. On
examining his camp, he found the
cause in cases.
-Grassfeld, the shoeman, was in
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