Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-04-20

Court meets again Monday
April 25th.
w. E. Gildner spent Wednes.
day last in Dubuque.
Miss Grace Sheldon spent Sat
urday with Greeley friends.
Born, Friday, April 9Th, to Mr..
and Mrs. G. q. Grant, a son.
Will Keith, Jr,. of Hopkinton was
last week guest with friends here
GRANDMOTHER Hahesy is quite
i'll at the home of her son, James, in
. Milo.
Brother Dow of the Greeley
Home Press was in Manchester Sat
urday.
james Ward and wife of Cedar
Rapids spent last week with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Mary Mcclure of Mont
wasa Saturday guest in the Jack
Goen home.
Miss Daisy Palmer is now a
member of the clerical force in B.
Clark's store.
Mr.. and 8. Frank Lawrence
have baby 81 born to them Mon
day, April llth.
DIR. E. L. Reed of Edgewood
was Manchester visitor day the
first of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Trainor
of Prairieburg were Saturday guests
with friends in this city.
Miss Minnie Dobbins returned
to Masonville Saturday after a visit
with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. o. @. Clark and mother
Mrs. Cossey Of Fo,estville were
shoppers in Manchester markets
Saturday.
Your purse occupies promi-
nent position in the Manchester
Lumber Company's advertisement
this week.
Miss Eta Sherlock spent last
week with her mother and other
relatives here, returning Monday to
her duties as a telephone girl in
Waterloo.
Judge Blair went up to Water
loo last week to hold court but the
lawyers having cases were not yet
ready to be given hearing so he
returned.
w. H. Hutchinson returned
Thursday from few days spent in
st Paul, where Mrs. Hutchinson
and Miss Delight have been visit
ing for some time.
The Organ and Voice recital at
the Congregational church last Fri
day evening was attended by a
goodly audience and was indeed the
treat that had been anticipated.
Attorney Frank j. Quinn of
Peoria, Illinois, was in Manchester
Friday last on business connected
with the settlement of the Thomas
). Davidson estate Of Colesburg.
The pasaiage of Patsy Drum
tiss FJefnming Castle.
being solemnized today
,dnesday at the church Of the
maculate Conception. at Castle
we.
tiss Stella Spear Of Westgate
uest in the A. D. Brown home
IN last Sunday morning and
ng her beautiful soprano voice
heard in the Congregational
oh.
John Meyer of Myrtle, S. D.. is
anchester to-day en- route home
"a fewweeks visit at New Wen
here he was called by the death
8 father Geo. Meyer, an aged
most respected citizen of Dubu-
county,
Julius Pleth Of St. Hilaire,
i, write US that the Red Lake
IN Reservation. in Minnesota,
lsting Of 256,l5 acres will be
wn open for settlement this
amer. lie this item interests you,
should read his local 'sPreempt
homestead" in another column.
To demonstrate the superior
lality of their fire arms to the
hooters of this locality, a represent
alive of Hubbard, Spencer Bartlett
Co. will give free exhibition of
" shooting in Manchester April
h. While here he will make his
lquarters at Simon & Atwater's
ware store.
Miss Mary Link, who has
lined an enyiable reputation as
entertainer, was hostess last
ednesdav evening to the members
1 The Young Ladies Society of St.
dary's Catholic Church and a
number of their male friends. Sup
per and cards was the order of the
evening and right well did the
guests appreciate the hospitality Of
their hostess.
I'M. A. Sheldon is making var.
ious improvements in his store
building and residence on Main
street. The store building, occupi-
ed by the Misses Ward as a bakery
and lunch room, is having a large
kitchen addition that will leave
these ladies large dining room
and also give them space later on
for their ice cream patrons. This
kitchen room will be two stories
high and the second story will add
much in modern convenience to til,
Sheldon home, which is allow
stairs.
Missouri farmers, says the Mime
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