Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-28
Miss Mary Link is a Worlds

VIM. +. Dummy was here from
Ryan Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Herdman
have moved to Farley.
Miss D. Faye Ford spent Mon.
day with Cedar Rapids friends.
DIR. G. E. Royce, the eye
specialist, will be.here October 10th.
-Gildner Bros. continue to quote
prices Mems trousers this week
Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Healey of
Des Moines are visiting friends in
this city.
-Akid glove sale is being open
ed at the Peoples Store this week.
Never fail to read their adv.
The Mesdames S. K. Myers and
A. o. Durham spenta part of last
week with Colesburg friends.
Hon. and Mrs. w. H. Norris
and son Tom, were first of the week
arrivals from their California and
list. Louis visits.
Homer Wright. who has been
employed with Young & Doty, de-
parts this Tuesday evening for
Houston, Texas.
Friends here have received the
announcement of the birth of son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hamblin at
Dell Rapids, s. D.
Miss Amelia Tedford of Los
Angeles, California, is very pleas
ant guest in the home of her cousin,
Mrs. A. G. Carter.
j. H. Gildner, who is in per-
sonal charge of Gildner Bros. store
at Anamosa, was a Monday visitor
with his brother here.
-Robt. Davis is in Des Moines
and while there he expects to pur-
chase a corn shredder for use on his
farm at Spring Branch.
&c. W. Keagy was called to
Waterloo Monday by. the death of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Deitrick,
whose illness we have noted on
another page.
Rev. FL. W. Tuttle will address
the Dubuque association of Congre-
gational churches in session at
Tripoli this week on "The church
and Present Day Problems"
Letters addressed to Linda
Graham, Miss Pearl Graham and
Mr.. George W. Smith are advertised
as unclaimed at the Post Office and
will be sent to the D. y. OF Oct. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark b. Day,
! who have been visiting relatives
here for the past three weeks, ex-
pect to leave to-day for Valley City,
North Dakota, to visit Mrs. Days
relatives.
Mrs. Fl. o. Pratt was elected
president of the Woman's Home
Missionary society of the Upper.
Iowa Conference at the annual meet
ing Of this organization at Iowa
City last week. 9.' 81; 2.
III is . matter of congratulation
among his parishioners !, and his
many friends outsideaof the church
that Father O'Meara has returned
from his summer visit with his
1 pareIlss iii Ireland. Z g
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sheldon are
here to-day Tuesday, expecting to
leave this Afternoon for Alden, Iowa,
whence after a short visit they will
proceed on their homeward journey
to Hyannis, Nebraska.
The school census for this year
show total of 773 school children
between the ages of5 and 81 years
in Manchester, of which 379 are
males and 1894 females. This is
IAN increase over last year of "a.
i m. H. Burke ofIrene, S. d.,
i has been in Manchester for week
past visiting hisfather and sisters,
i Mrs. Martin and Miss Mary Burke,
4 Mr.. Burke is to;be married to-day
"Wednesday in Dubuque to Miss
Margaret Egan of that place.
Mrs. Henry DUR Of Thorpe
was recently in Manchester, bring.
ing with her some Of the large cab.
bages raised by her this summer
j One Of our friends has two of these
cabbages, each weighing sixteen
pounds. From which we infer Mrs
Durr is an expert gardener.
Among those from Manchester
who attended the special services a
Oneida last Sunday were Captain
and Mrs J. F. Merry and Messr'
E. B. Stiles, Fl, L. Ram. A. D
, Brown and I. N. Arnold. Mr.
!, Merry delivered an address ane
Messrs Stiles. Ram, Brown ant
Arnold rendered the music for tn
, services.
i MIR. and Mrs. Alex Henderson
' of Ryan were in Manchester Mon
. day. MIR. Henderson has 40 acr
d farm nicely situated, one mile fron
j Ehler, three and half miles fron
81 Coggon and three and half mile
: from Ryan; we'll improved, telephon
8 connections, rural delivery, in fact
k most desirable place which he
k offering for sale. His adv. appear
n in another local column.
T. Marriage Licenses have bee
oil issued the past week to Alphons
IL Babcock and Mary Overly Of Ehlel
hI N. P. Anderson and Elfreda Ortber
n of Delaware; Ralph Sassaman {
D Waterloo and Martha Hackbatl
d Manchester; Leroy Delp of Hanlol
ton and Eleanor Martin of Manche
: ter; John Koopman and Kat
n af Woerdehoff, of Bremen and d. "
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