Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-11-29
GoooD SHOES

j. T. Carr of Lamont was in the
city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Cowles and
daughter spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives in Aurora.
Mrs. Ada Clark Schwietert of
Burt is at home with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. A. F. Clark, for a few
weeks.
L. A. Douglas was IN the city
last Saturday from Dubuque, where
he is engaged in running q photo
graph gallery.
Capt. and Mrs. Harry g. Utley
are soon to remove into the rooms
above the Lafferty grocery store on
Franklin Street.
Mrs. j. Fl. Allen returned home
from Benton, Wisconsin, Friday af-
ternoon, after having been in that
city for several weeks.
Mrs. II. r. Holmes visited with
friends in Independence part of last
week.
a The two months old child of the
late Mrs. Lottie Pierce Roberts died
last week in this city at the home of
its grandmother, Mrs. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Pohl-
camp, who live south of this city,
went to Dubuque Wednesday to
spend a few days with friends.
ELIAS Hamlet of Edgewood has
gone to Melvern, Kansas, and Edw.
Roth of Lamont left last week for
Tampa, Florida, for the winter.
w. Fl. Kimball of Davenport
was in the city last week, being here
on business in connection with the
case of NJ. Ford VS.. the city of Man
chester.
The Manchester High School
basket ball team play at Waterloo
on Thanksgiving evening. A num-
Der from this city expect to witness
the game.
Miss Maggie McComb died in
this city Wednesday afternoon, the
burial taking place the following
day, the Rev. II. w. Ensign hav-
ing charge of the service.
Mrs. NJ. e. Perkins, who has
been occupying part Of the CONNER.
ford home on Delaware Street, will
soon move into the j. U. Schellinq
brick cottage on Union Street.
Fl. j. Sheldon returned last
week from visit of several days
with friends in Chicago. Mrs
Sheldon who accompanied him there
is expected home the latter part Of
this week.
George Commerford expects tc
spend the winter in Florida this
season, going to St Charles in few
weeks. Other Manchester people
are making preparations for thei1
| departure to the south.
Next Friday, Miss Amy Boggs
will be an attendant. at the meeting
of state superintendent of the city
schools, which convenes in Waterloo
The sessions will be held in the
parlors Of the Logan house.
Cards have been received an
nouncing the birth of daughter
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth. to Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. E Pollard of Chicago. Mrs
Pollard will be better remembered
in this city as Miss Alice V. Hustled
jay Barr of this city has enter
ed the Cedar Rapids Conservator,
of music, which was founded by MI
Edgar A. Brazelton and Mr.. Kar
b. Stein, and will take a complet
course on the violin. This schoc
is gaining in favor and prestig
throughout the state and student
> are arriving from many of the east
: ern and western cities of this CON
monwealth Its instructors al
: graduates of the best institutions i
; the country, and their accommods
' tons are of the best.
t "A misunderstanding Of the e,
: cursion rates made by the Gre,
$ Western and M. go. railways cause
Q the notice to read that the last trai
: out every Saturday afternoon was tn
e 4:45. The item should have rea
9 the two o'clock train. which connec
i with the Great western train, goin
: East, Yves. and South. This ne
Q excursion war that is now on betwee
u the different roads is destroying a
l. previous arrangements made by Il
S Western Passenger Department
!, However, the rate is confined to
q radius of $50 miles,and outside
9 that mileage, a So plus one fare ra
will be made.