Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-11-30
George Link spent Wednesday

relatives in Fayette.
/ -Adolph Huene was up from
Cedar Rapids over Sunday.
Mrs. T. j. Roche has returned
from her Council Bluffs visit
DIR. and Mrs. Bowker wer'
Independence visitors last week.
Mrs. A. Y. Mcdonald spen
Wednesday with Earlville relatives
DIR. @. L. Leigh spent Thanks
giving with his parents at Dyers
vile.
Mrs. @. E. Weeks of Coggor
was Wednesday visitor in Man
chester.
Miss Boyle of the Clark millen.
cry department has returned to he,
home at Cascade.
The K of P. boys and theil
ladies are dancing at the Castle this
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Burk spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. Burk's rela.
tives at Muscatine.
Robert Dudley left Saturday
night for Sioux City where he has
excepted position.
Editor and Mrs. w. Crosier Of
Coggon spent Thanksgiving with
Manchester relatives.
The Misses Celia Roney and
Name Nc Ciernon spent Thursday
with Manchester relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Allen are
enjoying a visit from their daughter
Mrs. Sarah johnson Of Chicago.
This is the coolest morning we
have had-the thermometer register
ed 20 above with stiff breeze blow
ing.
Cold weather wearing apparel
is the theme appropriately discuss
ed this week by the Cedar Rapids
store,
Anton Welchert, Jr., and
brother of Colony township were
among our most pleasant Saturday
callers.
Ward G. LYMAN of Kalispel,
Montana, was called here last week
to attend the funeral of his aunt.
Miss Sarah P. Lyman.
Father David Londerghren OF
Dubuque County and Father Ryan
Of Ryan were Friday guests with
Fathers O'Meara and Ryan at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin expect to
leave Thursday for St Paul where
they will remain for an extended
visit with their son and daughter
Harry and Minnie.
The Highland Mobiles regular
meeting next Monday night Dec. 9th
there are new members to come i'll
and old time supper will be served.
Every member come.
B. b. Briggs, who advertised a
lost pocket book, containing quite a
sum of money last week, was FORUM
ate enough to have same returned
to him intact, Allen Barr having
found it.
The Hockaday meat market was
sold last week by Messrs. Hockaday
land son Oscar to Alexander Born,
who recently removed to this city to
engage in the business Of stock
buying. Mr.. Born is a very success
full stock buyer and will no doubt
conduct an up-to-date meat market
Last week, at the brides home
| in Greeley occurred the marriage Of
Miss Iona Hatfield, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hatfield, and
Mr.. Sam Ridenour. Both Of these
young people are we'll and favorably
known about the county, and the
Democrat wishes to join with thei,
many friends in extending hearties,
congratulations.
Strawberry Point Mail-Press
Mr.. Eaton, of Greeley, was in tow
Tuesday. He informs US he vii
move to Manchester in short tim,
to reside. 8 . Mr.. j. Car
penter, residing near Thorpe
was here Wednesday. He informs III
he has just sold his farm and ex
poets to move to Manchester wher,
he will remain until he can pur
chase another place.
g. Atlee Eldredge, formerly 0
this city, now Of Charlottesville
Indiana, and an impersonator o
wide reputation, was in Mancheste
Wednesday for a few hours. MI
Eldredge is with the Central Lyceur
Bureau Of Chicago and his work j
SO appreciated by entertainment
lovers that he is kept very busy b
the Bureau. Last winter his friend
here had the pleasure Of hearin
him.
-Lloyd, the ten year old son {
Winfield Lash of Greeley, met wit
a terrible accident a week ago FIR
} day. Having secured a dynamit
cap in some way, he began its inves
t tigation by putting it on an iron an
hitting it sharp blow with the r,
! suit that his hand was badly torn,
5 splinter entered his left eye, inju;
! ing it so that its removal was nece,
A sary,' and his face was painful
y wounded.
Recently Lamont had a 'Roge.
day" named in honor Of T. v
Rogers who had planned sho
. and drawing contest on that da
The features of the day, said Il
s Lamont Leader, were the givir
y away Of q Coles Hot Blast Sto,
d and the Clay Pigeon shoot for priz