Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-05

Banker Matthews is in Dyers-
vile this afternoon.
e. A. Hunter of Greeley was a
Manchester visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fraser are
attending the Worlds Fair.
Henry Watterson October 2lst
is the first number on the Lecture
Course.
DIR. Fl. H. Lawrence spent the
greater part of last week in Des
Moines.
u. R. Toogood and W. L..
Storey are spending few days at
Quasqueton.
Supervisor Thos. Lindsay is.
home from visit with relatives in
England and Ireland.
DR.. Oscar Dorman has charge
of q dental Office at Monona while
the owner attends the Fair.
Miss Hazel Huene has gone to.
Chicago where she will study
music under Professor Watts.
-sIr. and Mrs. Doc Coolidge of
Edgewood were over Sunday guests
in the John Coolidge home here.
The Illinois Central passenger
going east in the afternoon arrives
at BIG now instead of 3:42 as
formerly.
The rural mail carriers Of Della
ware County carried 84974 pieces
during the quarter ending 5ept-
ember Both.
Mrs. NJ. Hahesy and son
William leave today Tuesday, the
former for a visit in Chicago and
the latter to take in the Worlds
Fair.
"A school ma'am's picnic was en-
joyed by the teachers Of our public
schools Saturday and a royal care
free day, we hear, was enjoyed by
the ladies'.
The State Commander of the
Lady Maccabees, Mrs. Terzah G.
Nelson, will be here on October IL,
and wants to meet all the members
lof the order. Mrs. OTIs. X. X.
William and George Barr left
Monday night for Frederick, South
Dakota, expecting to stop enroute
at Washington. where they have a
brother with whom they will spend
a day or two.
There is to be dance at the
Central Opera House next Wednes-
day evening under the direction of
Messrs. G. Addison and G. Burning
ton. Rieger's orchestra will furnish
the music.
Fred Froelich, who is employed
with Young & Doty, spent Saturday
and Sunday at Gutenberg, bringing
back with him Monday his wife and
three children. Mr.. Froelich may
decide to remove his family to this
city permanently.
"A party composed of Messrs
Chas. Cawley, R. II. Dentc-- and z.
Il. Hoyt from this pls and j. T.
Carr of Lamont len tuesday for
Webster S. d., to spend two weeks
or more hunting. A. Holster ex-
poets to join them the last of this
week.
Thursday evening Congress-
man Birdsall will speak in the
Court room in the Court House in
stead Of tho Opera House, as
previously announced. This change
was made necessary because Of the
Jack Hoeffler Company 3 engagement
at the Central.
-Orville Sisson, who has been
employed with w. F. Evans for
some time past, has purchased of
Mr.. Evans the barber business and
the fixtures in the latter's shop un-
der the Grassfeld shoe store. Mr..
Sisson will conduct the business at
the same place. He is considered
AL barber and no doubt will enjoy
the same liberal patronage always
accorded NJ Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orsin Crandall
have been very pleasant guests with
friends in Manchester, Edgewcod
and vicinities for some days past,
having driven overland from their
home in Greene, Iowa, visiting
friends enroute. They were former
residents of Edgewood and have
many friends among the first settlers
Of Delaware county, all of whom were
right glad of this visit. In Man
chester they were guests of Mrs. G.
| A. Boggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Ave. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Hoag and o.1ers.
1 announcements have bon re-
ceived by friends here of the mar
rage in Chicago on Saturday last
of Mr.. Clarence Copeland and Miss
Sarah Vaupel. Mr.. Copeland is an
exemplary young man, industrious
and capable, holding at present q
lucrative and responsible position
with the president Of the Western
Steel Car & Foundry Co., as his
private secretary. His many friends
here rest secure that in choosing a
! wife Mr.. Copeland's Judgment
would not err and that Mrs. Cope
land is a delightful lady. Mr.. and
: Mrs. Copeland are spending their
, honeymoon at St. Louis. Upon
= their return to Chicago they will be
3 at HON at No 10 Elaine Place
, May happiness and prosperity be
theirs always.
The Choral Club is a definite
organization, meeting Monday
: evening having effected an organized
membership of thirty-eight mem
r fNk, 4 l.