Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-12-07

u. 5. Cowles was an Auror;
and Lamont visitor last week.
The State Savings Bank has
change of adv. that will interes
you.
Attorney Herrick was here iron
Monticello Saturday on legal bust
ness.
Mrs. H. A. Won Oven was dow,
from Lamont Thursday for shor
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams 0.
Export were Friday visitors il
Manchester.
Charles Zemanek and sister O
Dundee were Saturday shoppers in
Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isac Fisher Of
Greeley were among Manchester
shoppers Saturday.
j. A. Cooley of Dell Rapids, s
d. was Manchester, visitor with
relatives over Sunday,
DO not neglect to look over the
list of necessaries advertised this
week by the Racket store.
Cashier Matthews of the State
Savings Bank spent the first part Of
the week with Greeley friends.
Mrs. Wierman of Colesburg is
visiting her daughters, Mesdames
Geo. Chapman and W. R. Locke.
About thirty couple danced to
Kuney-Gates orchestra music at
Pythian Castle Thursday evening.
Mrs. Stevens of Sigeurney was
a last week guest with her sisters,
Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Will Locke.
The Cornell Bros. are planning
on moving to Oneida where they
will engage in the grocery business
Skating has been fine during
the past few days and the BOYS and
girls have made good use of the ice.
Advertised letters at Manches-
ter, Iowa, for week ending Deem
Der 5, 1904: Mrs. Laura Thurber,
Mr.. A. Koch.
-Messrs and Mesdames L. Mat
thews and Theo Hatch attended an
Eastern Star meeting at Earlville
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Williams
very pleasantly entertained at half
after six o'clock dinner last Thurs
day, covers being laid for six.
DR.. II. II. Lawrence is expected
fme this week from Des Moines
'lere he has been studying phal-
Siy for the past seven or eight
Friends here received word last
X of the very serious illness of
ter{ Lawrence at his home in
= sgnaS California. Appendicitis
iailment.
uAand Atwater brought in
lanBe of adv. too late but this
Sthey said, you save your
~ whom you buy the King Bee
IWlast heaters.
lildner Bros. are advertising
Thursday and Friday as special
sale days, when they will cut the
price of every coat in their man.
moth stock about one half.
"A Nebraska editor has lust had
Sstreak of bad luck. He was about
step into his new 81 900 automo-
le the other night when three bed
ats broke and he awoke.--Ex.
ben Brunen and son of Ryan
s,re Saturday VISIT in Manches-
The boy has peen having a
Itous time with a gathering in his
Id which was extremely painful.
miss Gertrude belong has re-
bed to her home in Colesburg,
ing sprained her ankle 80 badly
It she could not step on the injur-
foot and her vacation, therefore,
g enforced.
4 number from out OF town at
ID the funeral of Mrs. G. G..
: Thursday, Mrs. Benz. Skinner
licago and the Mesdames Harry
IN, Douglas, F. II. Loomis,
Taylor, and Watt, and the
Is Lizzie Staehle and Laura
tmeister of Earlville were
sg thesnumber.
The Manchester eleven reinforc-
several new players came
lSunday with the intention of
out the defeat they received
hands of the local eleven a
Sof weeks ago. But they were
to go home a disappointed
as the locals defeated them
p.-Dyersville Newsletter.
sessrs. R. A. Denton, Edw.
~. F. McEwen, f. B. Blair,
Cawley, q. H. Hoyt and Bur
5lark were entertained at Sun
dinner at Albert Clark's near
pc, their host being Burton
ks brother. The boys report
excellent dinner while as for
Clark, the chef for the occa-
Mrs. Clark, we shave a feel
Tor you"
An exchange says that alcohol
remove stains from summer
es. The exchange is right. 1t
slso remove the summer clothes
hly from the man who drinks
rom his wife and family as we'll
u remove the household furni-
ns from the house, the eatables
- the pantry, the smiles from the
of his wife and the happiness
the home. AS a remover of
alcohol has no equal.-Ar-
Is. d. Chronicle Tribune.
he Delaware County Medical
ltion will hold its regular
~ session this Tuesday even