Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-01-11
WEDNESDAY, JAN. IL, 1905.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. IL, 1905.
Mrs. Nye is among our sick thi,
week.
Frank Slack begun cutting ic,
Monday.
DR.. Boyce is in town today
Tuesday.
John Cruise of Earlville was il
town Friday.
Miss Belle Bailey was in Du
buqus Friday.
Mrs. b. B. Briggs was in Ceda,
Rapids Friday.
"A, +. Lee of Dundee is in towl
to-day, Tuesday.
IF. N. Beacon had business il
Coggon last week.
Fl. G. Flint was IN DEBORAH OF
business last week.
r. j. Gestel of Delhi had bust
ness in town Saturday.
e. J. Mills of this city was il
Earlville one day last week.
Tom j. Jacobs was a Waterloo
business visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Morgan is quite ill al
her home on the West Side.
Miss May Roney visited rela.
tives in independence last week.
Fred Blair was in Des Moines
on business the first of the week.
Harry Austin. a student at
Anles is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. w. Work and daughter
Doris were Earlville visitors Friday.
BE sure and see what the
Racket Store say in their adv this
week.
g. g. Blanche of Coggon was
in Manchester Wednesday of last
week.
Vernon Fisher of Edgewood
transacted business in Manchester
last week.
Denton & Ward are advertising
Pine Balsam for that cough OF yours
this week.
Mrs. Will Crosier and son,
Morse. of Coggon were in Manches-
ter Saturday.
Miss Julia Oakley and Mr.. Ed
ward Lane of MasonviIle were in
town Saturday.
m. Il. Skinner of Central City
was a Manchester business caller
last Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Louis Quitmeyer
of Forestville, are visiting Aloiti-
cello friends this week.
Mrs. w. e. Kenyon is home
from Chicago where she has been
visiting her son Harry.
Miss Clara Church and Harry
Rogers, of Rogers, Iowa, were guests
Of Miss Maude Flint Wednesday
last.
Master Ralph Emerson, son Of
Henry Emerson, of Waterloo, is the
guest Of relatives and friends in this
30. solesby and wife of
rlirieburg are visiting at the home
Sof Mr.. and Alr:. G. Il. Davis south
Of town.
Miss, Edith Anderson and
brother, Earl, are visiting at the
home OF their uncle, james Taylor,
I Of Lamont.
Mrs. Lille Smith and her moth
or, Mrs. Benedict, of Marion, were
last week guests in the s. I. Burt
home in this city.
The annual meeting Of the
Manchester Cooperative Creamery
Company which was to have been
held Monday, has been postponed
Until next Saturday, January 18th.
Il Marriage licenses issued dur
ing the past week were as follows:
ohn A. Meusen and Mary Anne
hammers, Petersburg, Edwin Brad
ley and Belle Walker. Jessup, and
Lonnie Powell and Edith Aleister,
Delhi.
j. E. Brundage and Will Kear-
ney, who we're arrested at Monticello
last week charged with breaking
into the depot at Delaware were
given a hearing before Justice Pearse
Monday afternoon and were bound
over to the grand jury next March.
The Ladies of the Maceabbees
will install their newly elected
officers for the ensuing year at the
Pythian Castle next Wednesday
evening. The installation will be
followed by a picnic supper and all
the ladies are requested to bring
we'll filled baskets.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Allen enter
tanned the Old Whist Club at the
new game of Five Hundred, last
Friday evening at their home in
this city, S. A. Steadman Carrying
off the honors of the evening. A two
course supper was served and every
one enjoyed the evening.
Howard Blanchard, steward OF
the Delaware county poor farm,
leaves to-day, Tuesday via. the M
60. for Lakeland, Florida, where
he expects tobeneft his health. Mr..
Blanchard will stop at St. Peters.
burg, Florida, for a visit with some
Of our Manchester people.
Mr.. and Mrs Cllas. Seeds very
pleasantly entertained a large com
pany of their friends at whist last
Friday evening. A three course