Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-12-07

Choral Club entertainment tic
kets on|salea at Smiths pharmacy.
Geo. Nefzgar of Earlville was q
) business visitor in Manchester Tues
day.
DIR. Shallenbarger,- the Chicago
specialist will be at the Clarence
house next Monday.
! Read what special bargains in
drygoods the Cedar Rapids store
has for you this week.
-Messers William Err and Chas
| Quint of Worthington were Man
chester visitors Tuesday.
Modern National Reserve will
meet next Monday night. Every
member should be present.
Regular meeting Nazaretl
Commentary, X. T., this Wednes-
day evening. Installation of officers.
j. A. Wheeler was here from
Waterloo Monday making too
short call on his Manchester friends.
Regular meeting of w. A..
Morse Post 100, Wednesday evening
Dec 7th, at 1880 for election of Of
ficers,
Low rates are being advertised
on the G. M. & St, P. for December
ia. %, 26, and 81 and January'l
and 3.
Mrs. Lou Bronson spent Sun
day in Dubuque with her daughter,
who is attending Mt. st. Joseph's
College.
+. j. Gestet of Delhi is the pos
SCISSOR of a handsome gold medal
won by his display of corn at the
Worlds Fair.
L. Matthews, Jr., has returned
from Belle PLANE and resumed his
duties as expressman at the Illinois
Central depot.
Our stores are putting on their
holiday dress, and A. D. Brown, the
furniture man, is advertising Nmas
gifts this week.
Arthur McEnany of Ryan went
to Chicago yesterday with two car
loads of fat cattle. This makes
three car loads Of fat cattle of his
own feeding which he has marketed
this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Hoyt have
returned to Manchester after few
months absence in California. Their
many friends here are pleased that
they have decided to make this city
their home again.
Mrs. Caroline j. Friend depart
ed to-day, Tuesday, for Kansas City.
Missouri, where she will be the
guest of MI. and Mrs. M. f. Church,
formerly of this place. Later Mrs.
Friend will go into Tennessee where
at Dechard she will spend the win
ter with her sister.
Among our BaiIy's Ford items,
and through no fault of our cores
pendent at that place, there is To-
cal announcing the death of Mrs
Dawson of Hubbard, which is much
in error. Mrs Dawson is alive and
we'll, the telegram having announced
the death, instead, of her daughter.
We are very sorry to have made
this mistake.
Morgan Parsons of this place
recently attended a very happy
family reunion at the home of his
parents in Elk township, Clayton
county. AIR. and Mrs: Parsons came
to Iowa in 1855 and have lived on
their present farm 40 years. OF the
eight children born to them, all
are living and all except two were
present with them at the reunion.
Mr.. Scott B. Prowell, director
of the Choral Club, will be heard
in several violin numbers at, Friday
evenings concert. This affords the
people of Manchester and vicinity
the opportunity to hear one who,
Emil Leibling has recommended as
"a concert violinist of artistic merit"
Everyone who cares for music will
not want to miss this entertain
ment.
Miss Clarissa A. Millett and
Hollis j. Houghton Of Waverly were
united in marriage Monday morning
at the home of the bride in this city,
by Rev. II. w. futile Of the Congre-
gational church. Mr.. and Mrs,
Houghton left in the afternoon for
Waverly where they will make their
home. Mrs. Houghton is a talented
and most estimable lady whose hap
piness will ever be the wish Of her
Manchester friends. Congratula-
tions are extended Mr.. and Mrs.
Houghton and best wishes for
pleasant welded life.