Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-11-09

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TELEPHONE 1874.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 1904.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Carr are
at the Fair.
-Claud Eaton was here from La.
mont Friday.
Editor Mccormick of the Herald
is at the Fair.
-Gildner Bros. address them
selves to young men this week.
Attorney Henry Bronson had
business in Independence Monday.
g >Dixson spent last week at
fairmon., Minnesota, on business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
i Wilson, Monday, November 18th, a
son.
Clarence Lister is home from
the State University for short
visit.
| Dennis R. Magirl was a bust
ness visitor from Ryan in Manches-
ter Monday.
Clarence Yoran is home from
the University of Minnesota for a
few days visit.
Cal Martin and George Eldrege
returned Tuesday from weeks
visit in Chicago
-B. Wood Jewell is here from
Omaha, calling on friends and cast
ing vote in his home city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Young are
the parents of their first born, a boy
born last Wednesday, November
2nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Smith of
Central City were over Sunday visi-
tors in the Jim Pierce home in this
city.
DIR. H. H Lawrence, who is a
student in the department of pharm-
! acy Of the Drake University, is home
to vote.
Miss Lue Crosier has accepted
n position on the Coggon Monitor
and commenced her duties in that
office Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Meskimen
departed Saturday for visit Of in
definite length with relatives at
Rosville, this state.
"A Manchester foot ball team
will play at Dyersville an aggrega-
ton of foot ball players from that
place next Sunday.
Mrs. Gertie Conger Huffman
was here from Dubuque last week
the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. e. j. Conger.
Major and Mrs. G.. II. Morrissey
expect to complete their Manchester
visit this Wednesday, returning to
their home in Washington, d. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hadley
are moving to-day to Sioux City,
where Mr.. Hadley will be associated
with his brother, Frank in business.
( Mrs. Percy Langridge was the
3 guest of her parents here last week,
aute home to Strawberry Point
= Ma yisitwith Waterloo relatives
3 sn,no,, !. n,,n,;n ),
i spending her winter with rela-
Y d and friends in Chicago and
will probably depart for that city
within week or two.
The New Hayseed Club are
giving another dance this week Fri
day evening in the Pythian Castle,
which no doubt will be a repetition
Of their first success on the evening
of the 9th ult.
Geo. Pratt was quite badly in
jured about the face Saturday night
by the premature explosion Of a
giant fire cracker used in republic
can rally festivities. Fortunately
his eyes were not hurt.
Judge A. s. Blair held District
Court Monday afternoon admitting
to United States citizenship, Barney
Jurgens, Frank Pohlschneider, Her.
| man Wells, and George Wild, form
erly German, subjects, Maurice G..
Haw, English born, and Matthew
Mcdowell, a Scotchman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hutchinson
start for Cleveland, Ohio, tomorrow,
where they will spend a couple of
weeks visiting Mrs. Hutchinson's
parents and other relatives. They
will be joined there at the expira-
ton of their visit by Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Y. Keiser and together the
party will go south for the winter.
The Misses Jennie and France
Lovelace Of Cedar Rapids have ac-
cepted a position with P. Newcomb
in the Cedar Rapids store at this
place. Both young ladies have had
clerking experience, the one with
Denecke and the other with Martin
at Cedar Rapids, they will be valu-
able assistants at the popular store
lately established by Mr.. Newcomb
in Manchester.
Apropos the dance given recent
\ " in the Pythian Castle by new
organization styling themselves the
"Hayseed Club, we are reminded to
tell Of thatcher and older organiza-
= ton by the same name which had
its origin some seven or eight years
ago out in Prairie township. Some
thirty congenial spirits banded to.
gether and chose the name "The
Hayseed Club" because we suppose
the most of them lived out in 9
country where they make minis o.
money out Of hay seed. Every week