Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-11-15
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j, Yorran we're


in Chicago this week.
p. II. Kieffer and w. S. Smarzo
are in the western and eastern parts
of the state. respectively, this week
on dairy business.
Mrs. Armour Policy died at her
home in Dundee Tuesday morning.
The correspondence Of next week
will have more complete notice.
-Gi!dner Bros. call attention to
their special lines of Mems and
children's clothing, and also to the
fine grade Of shoes which they carry.
Mr.. Joseph A. Garrett and Miss
Blanche E. Coinwell, both Of this
county, were married Monday Nov
ember ID, 1905 by s. L Doggett
j. z.
Charley Brownlee Of Chicago,
formerly resident of Manchester,
arrived in the city last tuesday for
a few days visit at the home of j.
S. Jones.
There was an excursion to
Chicago yesterday (Tuesday) on the
Illinois Central, the special train
leaving this station at 1885. A
rate Of one fare was made.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Smith Of
this city left last week for Chicago,
intending to make visit of several
weeks in that city with their son,
who is connected with the Kimball
Piano company.
Burton Clark's dry goods house
offers the greatest millinery offer Ct
the season, the nature of the sale
being a reduction in the prices Of
all the different styles and shapes of
dress and street hats.
The ladies Aid Society of the
First Methodist Episcopal church
have called off their annual Thanks.
giving dinner, which was to have
been given in the church on that
day, owning to the fact that COM
modities are higher this year than
usual.
Mrs. Lottie Pierce Roberts died
at Albuquerque, New Mexico, Mon.
day night, November l3, 1905, from
tuberculosis. Mr.. Hubert G.. Pierce
will arrive with the remains
Saturday and intermcnt will be
made in this city. Mrs. Roberts il
survived by her husband and two
children, her mother and brother o.
this city. The funeral will probably
| be the first Of next week.
\. The shop windows are taking
on the appearance Of the holiday
season, notwithstanding the earli
ness of the season. The jewellery
stores are rich in their goods, as arr
the furniture stores and dry good,
], houses. The Delaware county PEG
pie should remember to do theil
trading at the county seat this fal
and during the holidays, as well Al
in all seasons Of the year.
i Owing to the lack of compost
tion the notice of the. marriage o
Mr.. Harry A. Allen, formerly Of this
city, to Miss Rose Reno of Wichita
Kansas, was ommited. The cere
mony was was celebrated at th,
BRIDES parents on the 2sth Of Octo
Der, and the couple will be at home
at Wichita after December 10th
Mr.. Allen has been connected will
: the Wells. Fargo Express compan,
for the past few years and during
his residence in the west has riser
in the service Of the company. Tn
many friends Of the groom in thi
city certainly extend best wishe
and congratulations.
Miss Alice Jones, daughter o
V Mr.. and Mrs. J S. Jones Of thi
city, who has been taking a cours
in music, physical culture and othe
$ school room arts at Bush Temple il
Chicago, is finding the work mos
pleasant and has been offered
position in the Chicago publ
schools as instructor on Thursday
and Fridays at hattering salar,
However, upon the advice Of friend
J. Miss Jones thought it best to re
main in the Temple until the cours
j was completed, when she will un
doubtly enter a city school, havin
, the advantages Of the best method
= now taught.