Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-25

vein for visit with numerou
| friends.
Miss Ruby Scott is the CUES
of her sister, Mrs. Harry Barber il
Waverly.
| All the banks in town will b.
closed next Monday, which is Deco
ration Day.
Foreman Will Friend of TIN
Press office had business in Chicago
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Tabor o
independence were Manchester visi
tors day last week,
Remarkably low prices on boy!
wash suits are the feature of Gildnel
Bros adv this week.
-Emmert Allison Of Mason City
was in Manchester for a days visi
with friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wallace
entertained Attorney Cotton OF De
Witt a day Of last week.
Clifton Keagy was home owe,
Sunday from Chicago where he is
attending a school of journalism.
Mrs. Cool, a pleasant guest in
the r. A. Denton home, continued
her journey Monday to Mcintyre.
The Maccabees will meet Thurs
day evening to make arrangements
to go to Waterloo June 8. All
should be present.
Lace Curtains, Shirt Waists,
umbrella and parasol special sales
are advertised for this week by the
Peoples New Store.
Miss Emma Knight, a guest in
the A. F. Slack home, concluded her
visit here Friday and returned to
her Des Moines home.
Sixty three tickets were sold
from Manchester over the NJ. & O..
and Chicago Great Western roads
on tho st. Paul excursion Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kline are
receiving the congratulations of
their friends over the arrival at
their home Saturday of a little son.
The w. r. C.ladies are request
ed to meet at the cemetery Friday
May 9th at 8 p. m. to arrange for
decoration services the following
Monday.
w. G.. Kenyon is making a
noticeable improvement in his prop
erty at the corner Of Franklin and
Union by the placing of cement
walk about same.
The Misses Ida Peterson and
Evelina Munson who have lived in
Manchester Cor year past went to
Cedar Rapids Monday where they
have employment.
-Thos. Penny and daughter of
Pipestone, Mimi, and Evan Penny
of Manchester visited at the home
of their brother, James Penny in
Masonville Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. G. L. Dorman of
Clarkville, DR., and Mrs. j. M. of
of Peoria, Illinois, and DIR. G. w. of
Strawberry Point are here to attend
theis father 3 funeral. 8. q, + rs
DR.. p. q, Bowker, has opened
an office at his home in the Reyes
house on lama street and his bust
ness card will interest all needing
the professional care Of an oesteo-
pathic physician.
10. G. Clark Of 70 restville, a
delegate to.the Republican State
Convention last week, remained over
in Des Moines for a visit with his
daughter, returning home this week
Monday morning.
Remember that Madam Tsilka
will tell the story of her capture by
Turkish brigands at the Congrega-
tional church Friday evening May 81
Tickets are now on sale at Anders
& Phillips drug store.
The graduating exercises Of ST..
Xavier's Convent will be given in
the Central Opera House Thursday
evening, June 9th. There are but
two graduates this year, the Misses
Susie Cassidy and Ella Martin.
"A number of the friends of
Harry ]. Huene have received an
nouncements of the graduating ex-
ercises Of the Northwestern Medical
College. Chicago, class of 1904, Of
which Harry is a member. The
commencement program is to be
given in the Auditorium June 10th.
DIR. G. L. Leigh has decided to
open dental parlors in Lamont, there
being no dentist in that little city,
and will hereafter devote Thursday
of every week to his Lamont prac-
tice. DIR. Leigh is successful den
fist, his work being carefully and
conscientiously done and he will
merit busy Thursday among ou1
neighbors on the northwest.
Miss Eugene Case has resigned
her position as kindergarten teach
er in this city and will accept a posi-
ton as director Of one of the foul
new Kindergartens recently added
to the public school system at Wat
erloo Miss Case is a most capable
teacher Of the little folks, much Low
ed by them, and she is deserving O
the success which the advance means
for her.
The Crop Bulletin, for the weel
ending May %, 1904 says: "Tht
first half Of the week was cool ant
cloudy, with light rainfall. TIL
last half was mostly clear and SUI
ficiently warm to bring the averag'
temperature about up to the normal
The conditions were generally favor
able for field work. and the tim