Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-21
Ell. Conger spent Monday !:

chant was in Manchester Monday.
Saturday was one of the busiest
days we have had in many moons.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Stimson of
Delhi were Monday shoppers here.
Bert Matthews, who is attend
ling Cornell, was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Griffin spent part
of last week with Coggon relatives.
Will Dick was shaking hands
with his Manchester friends one day
last week. ~
Mrs. M. 7. Sherman Of Cog
gon was last week guest with rela-
tives here.
-Gildner Bros. quote prices on
underwear, overcoats and cravenettes
this week.
Superintendent Joseph visited
the schools of Hopkinton and vicin-
ity Friday last.
j. Fl. Bonnell of Springfield.
ILL.,, joined Mrs. Bonnell in visit
here over Sunday.
The reading in the Peoples New
Store adv. is always profitable to
you. Read it this week.
John ]. Beacon of Ryan was in
the city Monday on his way to Cam
ova, S. d., on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Merriam
are expected here from Muscogee, I.
T., sometime during the week. They
are now in Chicago.
-Masonville MISREPRESENTATION
Sullivan, Jay Eldredge, Carl Griffin
and Eben Ravens started to school
in Manchester Monday.
Prices on shoes and a new line
of5 and 10 cent counter attractions
are among the bargains mentioned
in the Racket Store adv.
DIR. z. z. Newcomb and wife
went to Platte, s. d., Monday even
ing, where they expect to visit until
about the first of next month.
There will be a reguler meeting
of Olive Branch chapter, No. 4S, r.
A. N. this Wednesday evening. > All
members are requested to attend.
We were very glad to learn last
week that Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Dixson will remain at least for a
time in Manchester having rented
the Langhammerhouse.
Our county exchanges last week
said many pleasant things about the
Delaware County Fair, Secretary
Pentony being unanimously accord
ed great credit for it's success.
Letters addressed to Mrs. Anna
Harvey, Mrs. Lewis z. johnson,
Miss Inez Wilder, Miss. Grace
Green, Mr.. Will Burton and NJ. e.
Weidner are advertised as unclaim-
ed at the post Office. aas
,.,-From the numerous, visits of
Late. Matthews, .Jr. in Hoppkinten as
recorded by the Leader, we are be-
ginning to suspect Mr.. Matthew'S
has very near and dear friends in
that pleasant sister village.
III. A. Won Oven was down Fri
day evening last, joining Mrs. Won
Oven, who is staying with Mrs. A.
R. LOOMS during the absence of Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy, at the dance at
Pythian Castle that evening.
The next meeting of the Della
ware County Medical Association isl
to be held in the council rooms next
Tuesday. DR.. Gratiot of Dubuque
will~lead discussion on "Adenoids"
DIR. Lindsay will read d paper on
Typhoid fever" and DR.. Pond Of
Webster City will speak on THE
significance Of Epigastric pain"
"A delightful letter from Miss
Alma LEROY at Murren, Switzerland:
will be found on this page. It is,
we hope, but the first ola series, Civ
ing us as it does not only facts about
the cities and countries the Misses
Leroy will visit, but also touching
upon some of their personal expert
ences, thus adding largely to the in
terest of tie letters.
Chapter A. S.. P. l.. o. are
holding the initial meeting on their
years calendar this afternoon at the
pleasant home of Mrs. j. s. Jones.
The day has special significance as
it is an anniversary with the chapter
and to make it the more pleasant
Mrs. Irene Bonnen is home for the
meeting. A supper is to be served
to which the B. /. LIS. have been
hidden.
One of the prettist dances ever
given here was,the one under DR.. @.
L. Leigh's supervision last Friday
evening at the Pythian Castle. The
ladies' fortunate to be hidden as
guests were given favors of carna-
tons, dainty compliment very
thoughtfully provided. Music per-
feet in time and harmony was fur
nished by Messrs Meskimens and
Rieger accompanied by Miss Maud
Cary at the piano.
Every day this world has a
large call for men who can do it's
work with skill and competence in
diverse lines. Every day is more
uncertain world.for boys who grow
up shiftlessly, taking chances" on
what they shall do. There is safety
and refuge in good trade well
learned: The boy is gamer who
learns good trade. Even if he be-
comes lawyer, or merchant or a
doctor, he will not be a worse one
because he has in him for an emer-
gency, the cleverness, the strength