Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-12-14

or Chicago after a pleasant visit in |
he VIM. Pemble home.
Miss Pearl Caverley, who had |
cen a guest for week in the II. |
Lawrence. home departed Mon
for her home in Dubuque.
The Choral Club concert was a |
;essin every particular except |
1t Of attendance. The program
yas well rendered and met hearty |
opreciation from those who
sard it.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Dittmer
,remoyed to this city and will
.heir, home with Mrs. Dittmer's |
William Sawyer. Mr.. Dit
brother of the Doctors Z. G. |
Dittmer.
=. lies Aldous departed Mon
for New York City expecting
all to-day for his former home, |
.ldon, where be will visit relatives.
his absence, his restaurant bust
as will be in charge of w. Lock.
Denton & Ward brought in a |
iday adv too late for to-days in
ion. They have received their
as stock Of beautiful things and
win miss bargains if you forget
y them in the next two.
Mics Amy Boega xasyarYhap-l
lilly surprised 81 her corps 81 teach
,rs in the Manchester schools Sat1re
day evening upon her return from
Q Teachers meeting at Ryan, the
cheers having assembled at the
sgs home before her return. a.
ightful evening ensued.
4 hsslidsons chair will be given
again, this year by Brown, the
.ture man. A coupon appearing
is adv. elsewhere herein should
signed and left at his store, the
wing Of coupons taking place
,dsy December 18th. Read his
advs. for further particulars.
to the failure of the
-aish a case or trial at In
,pendence last Saturday, the dis
ict court which was to have COM
Fenced here on Monday Of this
week, was adjourned until today,
and the petit jurors were notified by
the clerk not to appear until next
Monday.
The death of Mrs. Sarah A.
Brownell occurred at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Hamblin, in
this city Monday morning after q
long illness, during the last FIVE
weeks Of which she was almost en-
ely helpless. The funeral SER
s were held this Tuesday after
IN. An obituary notice will APP
ar next week.
We have before us No. of
,lumn l Of The Pointer, weekly
Magazine published by the faculty
nd students Of Montana College,
'hich is now near the close Of its first
ERIN. This -is the college instituted
~ Prof. Ernest Eaton and where
Prof. L. Ts Eaton also teaches
The magazine starts in with a nice
.dvertising patronage and its first
ssue is q very interesting number
throughout. We wish for it success
Hon. A. g. Rankin. we'll known
publican campaign speaker and an
rator Of real merit, will address the
ion Of Manchester Sunday Afternoon
three o'clock in the auditorium Of
he Congregational church. In the
vening at the same place, he vii
peak to the congregation in favor O
he State Marshal law, a bill dealing
with the liquor traffic of the state
that is to be before the next session
of the Legislature. Monday and
Tuesday evenings, he will speak in
the Methodist church. Mr.. Rankin
is very entertaining speaker ane
you will be interested in his adj
dresses.
Mrs. Sophia Kohler. who ha,
attained the advanced age of ninet
six years, died at her home in thi
city Saturday and the funeral Sci
vices were held Monday afternoo
at the United Brethren church, Re,
Melchert, pastor Of the Germa
Lutheran church Of Ryan, preachin
the funeral discourse. Mrs. Kohle
was Saxon, having been born i
Altenberg, Germany, and it was nj
until after her marriage to Mr.. Kol
Ter that they came to America. The
first settled in Wisconsin, later,
1870, coming to Delaware count
here they made their home. M
Kohler died in 1886. Mrs. Kohl,
was the mother Of eight childrel
only four Of whom are now livinl
one in the old country, son in Wi
consin, Gus in Washington an
Jacob Of Milo township, this count
She was a dear old lady: her frient
say Of her, she always carried
bright smile with her and her visi
were q delight because Of her new
failing good cheer. She will CIV
be remembered kindly for her vi
tuea were as many as her years we
full.