Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-26
e. H. Hoyt is in Chicago.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26. 1904.

e'AAo SAGy
Mrs. Franklin Emerson is HON,
from a Strawberry Point visit.
Yves Ackley is here from Clinic,
Tor q visit with relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Belknap q
Golden were in Manchester Satur-
day.
Mrs McCusker Of Ryan was
. last Wednesday visitor in Man.
chester.
REV. Father O'Meara entertain
ed Father Ryan Of Allison ovel
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sullivan
were down from Wayerly for over
Sunday.
-Chas Cawley is home from a
visit with the Hogan Bros. at Fred
erick, s. d.
Mrs. Chas Thorpe is home
from visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Eva Conger, in Los Angeles, Cali.
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Moore are
moving to Usage, where Mr.. Moore
has purchased a steam laundry
business.
Supt. Miss Boggs aud Mrs.
Cora Henderson attended the North
eastern Iowa Teachers Association
in Dubuque last wcok.
w p. Gildner spent last week
at Anamosa taking charge of Gid
ner Bros. clothing store there during
the absence Of his brother.
"A vory happy crowd Of dancers
enjoyed the evening at the Pythian
Castle Friday evening, Rieger's
Orchestra furnishing the inspira.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph entertain
ed last week Mr.. Joseph's mother,
Mrs Joseph Of Hopkinton, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Lockwood of Avon.
Illinois.
The quail season opens Novem-
bel |, and lasts until December Is.
y Is said that owing to the favor
able summer the coveys are large
ana numerous.
Martin Spencer, formerly Of
this place, but who went west more
than twenty years ago and has ever
since resided at Wcnatchee, Wash,
is il, Manchester renewing old
friendships.
The Modern National Reserve
viii meet next Friday evening in
"a. A. r. Hall and every member
should be there without fail. Come
early Remember the date, Friday,
October 2Sth.
Mr.. Wheelock's Indian name is
"Kah ha Luint." AS Weber & Fields
says at listens we'll ]" MI Vince
i0cksiis 4 we'll educated man. mns;cal
ly4Sd atl,erwisc. and llns done' more
for tL3 Arrangement Of Indian music.
in tliis country than any other one
I man. He will direct every Concert
OF the Famous Haskell Indian Band !.
n n Hnut 5le.va ,h;s wool, g.,
Los = Angeles, California, to be
present at the marriage Of his cousin
Miss Lora Loomis Hubbeli, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen G. Hubbell
to Mr.. William Parrish Jeffries.
The wedding is to take place Thurs
day evening, November tenth, at
half after eight in Emmanuel
Presbyterian church, Los Angeles,
r. Gildner one Of the three
Gildner Bros. owning clothing stores
at Nora Springs, Manchester and
asAnamosa, the last named store be-
ing under his personal supervision.
was united in marriage last week
Monday at Nora Springs with Miss
Caaroiyn Y, Lamberson. The newly
welded couple spent a week at the
Worlds Far and are now at home
IN Anamosa. The groom has proven
capable and energetic business
man y, ana the SUCCESS and happiness
OF MT ana Mrs Gildner IS assured.
Enc democrat extends best wishes.
The programs Of the Haskell
Indian Band are intended to please
its audience not to show what diff.
cult music It can plav. II has been
admitted everywhere that people
who; 20 to a concert exnect to be
entertained and expect If to bo done
IN such q way that their attention
aud pleasure will be secured with
out any effort on their part. Still,
while the programs are popular the
Director is very careful that the
music IS never trashy which has
earned the reputation for the band
OF being refined and cultured.
While driving Sunday afternoon