Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10

ONsiAcSS III SliS Guy AAuISudy.
Miss Florence Bailey is home
from DEVILS Lake. North Dakota.
Mrs. Will Beals of Hopkinton
visited friends in this city last week.
Geo. Provost Of Dubuque is the
guest Of relatives and friends in this
city.
e. L. Sweet of Greeley was q
business visitor in this city Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Bronson
are enjoying an outing at Lake
Okoboji.
Mrs. w. T. A. Reyes who has
been seriously i'll is rapidly con-
valescing.
Miss Lena Knapp went to Wal
ker Friday for a visit with relatives
and friends.
Hiss D. Faye Ford departed
Thursday for Usage where she is the
guest of friends.
Mrs. Mary Baker of Walker,
was the guest of relatives in this
vicinity last week.
Miss Kate Donnelly of Ryan
was q guest last week at the Chas.
O'Hagan home iE Nashville.
Mrs. Wood and Miss Elizabeth
Brown of Anamosa were guests in
the 8. A. Walters home last week.
The N. E. Sunday school are
holding q picnic at Epworth Park in
Collins Grove this Tuesday after
noon.
In every department of bank
ing, the State Savings bank an
nounces its ability and desire to
satisfy its patrons.
The Mesdames Z. N. Wolcott
and ]. w. Lewis delightfully."- enter
tanned a dozen friends at breakfast
last Tuesday morning.
Lost on the road between Straw
berry Point and Thorpe, q mandolin,
Finder please return same to this
office and receive reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Pattengill
of Adams. New York are the guests
of Mrs. Pattengills sister, Mrs. H. r.
Holmes, and other relatives here.
-Grassfeld, the filter of feet, is
Offering special ladies' fall shoe, at
a very low price. For a description
and price of same see his new adv.
"A. J. Andrews and wife, for
merly of Golden, are now domiciled
in the house formerly occupied by
L. s. Doty and family on Howard
street.
MIR. and Mrs. D. T. Grove de-
parted last week for st. Louis for a
visit at the exposition. From there
they will go to Eldorada Springs,
Mo-, where Mr.. Grove will undergo
treatment in the hope of benefiting
his health.
Daniel Kane, former well
known resident of this county, was
a guest last week of John Mulvehill
at Masonville. He was returning to
his home in Plankington s. Oak
from St. Louis where he attended
the Democratic convention as q dele.
gate from his state, and also visited
at the Exposition.
The bachelor who reads this
item will, or should be interested in
the matrimonial card in the adver.
Using space of the First National
Bank, in this issue of the Democrat.
The picture Herewith is we pre-.
sumo a fair representation of the
young lady in quest Of o husband
Note to whom she gives preference
The following story of a mar
who passed o cemetery one nigh
is not 80 bad: His hair rose and b.
lit out at greyhound gait. Aftel
running two miles he sat down on ,
log to rest when to his surprise h,
found the ghost beside him. TIL,
ghost said: 1--WE were going some
weren't we? The man replied: "Yo,
bet, and as soon as / catch m,
breath we are going some more.
l-Ex.
Joe Master was very seriousl,
| hurt while engaged in stacking ha,,
Tuesday morning at John Moran's
Mr.. Masters was on load of ha
while the crew were moving tn
poles which fell striking him on tn
shoulder. The shoulder was dis
located and other painful injure
were sustained. IL Joe had bee
on the ground he would probabl
have met an instant death. -Maso1
, vile Enterprise.
Mrs. H. R. Wolcott and fiy
; children and Miss Dora Leroy d,
parted Thursday for New York Cit
: They were joined at Chicago Frida
by Miss Alma Leroy who will sa
: with them today Cruesday) on til
: Ryndam, for Heidelberg, German,
!, Mrs. Wolcotts parental home. Mr.
: Wolcott will remain at Heidelbe,
:. indefinitely. The Misses LeRc
: will visit on the continent for twel,
months, or more, having in anticip
ton busy and pleasant year.
. The Montezuma Republica
4 says, that you can tell q successf
. farmer by looking at his horse
n You can tell a slovenly woman
q looking at her hair. You can tt
i the dry goods box statesman
looking at the patches on the bose
+ of his pantaloons. You can tell Il
: poisonous serpent by the bluntne
"a of his tail. But the easiest thing
,f all you can toll the enterprisil
d merchant by glance at the loo
papers. This ia not divine reval