Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-11-22
Mrs. Hiram Arnold visited i

with relatives in Des Moines, having
gone to that city last Friday.
d The three city banks will be
closed Thanksgiving day. The
stores will also close during part OF
the day.
-Thos. Lindsay Of Garden City,
Nebraska. formerly of this City was
visiting with friends in Manchester
last week.
Harry Stewart calls attention
to macaroni and spanghetti in this
advertisement this week. Read what
has to Say about it.
Mrs. Percy Langridge of Straw
berry Point was in this city last week
visiting with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. II. R. Holmes.
Austin d. Brown was in Chi
cago last week on business, purchas-
ing furniture goods for the coming
winter and spring seasons.
Mrs. w. II. Goodell returned
home from Oelwein Friday after
noon, after having spent several days
with friends i'll that city.
Mrs. L. L. Crosier and daughter
went to Cedar Rapids Monday
morning to spend few days with
her mother Mrs.A. Ii. McGrew.
Hiss Olive Prichard, who is mil
liner in the r. l.. Drew dry goods
store, left Monday morning for Chi
cago for a few days visit in that city
Notice will be found elsewhere
in this issue of the change of time
table, both in local column and in
the Illinois Central railroad time
card.
The eighty acres of land about
two miles northeast of this city,
known as the Bradley & Sherman
eighty is for rent. See notice in an
other column.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Pullman
left Thursday for Chicago, expecting
to spend several weeks with their
son, Herbert, who lives at Elmhurst
a suburb of that city.
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Waugh and
Miss Jean Mcfarland, of Chicago,
arein the city as guests at the home
of David Waugh. They will remain
in the city until after Thanksgiving.
Mrs. @. II. Taylor returned to
her sons home at Independence
Friday afternoon, after being enter
tanned by her daughter, Mrs. Alton
Durham, in this city for several
days.
Mrs. Alton Durham left yes.
terday for Jackson, Mississippi, and
from there will go to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunham's new home east Of that
city, where they will live during the
winter.
Mrs. Martha Severtson and Miss
Severtson left for their home in Mad
ison, Wisconsin, yesterday Tuesday,
morning, after having been guests at
the home Of A. L. Stevenson in this
city for the past few months.
Mr.. ]. b. Schwietert, father of
Il. j. Schwietert of this city, is on
the verge of a break down at his
home near Colesburg. Mr.. Schwiet-
ert was called to his fathers home
last week on account of his illness.
Letters addressed to L. An-
drews G. w. Hyatt, Herman Reth,
DR.. W. A. Thomas, Mcpherson Holt,
Mrs. Eliza u. Harrison, Mrs. Alvah
Miller, and Miss Laura Laterman
are advertised as unclaimed at the
post office in this city.
Miss Alice Jones is at home
from Chicago with her parents, lMr.
and Mrs. j. S. Jones, for a few
weeks. Miss Jones has not been in
the best of health for several months
but expects to receive medical treat
ment while in this city and. return
to Chicago as soon as possible to re-
sumo her work at Bush Temple.
Florist c. L. Adams hot house
is veritable Chrysanthemum flower
show by itself. The new building is
devoted more. or less to the raising OF
Chrysanthemums and the different
varieties with varied colors, is a
sight which is not soon forgotten.
The plants and flowers are for sale
at the A. E. Peterson grocery store
on Main Street.
Ben Mather went to Indepen.
dence Friday afternoon for few
days visit with friends. Mr.. Mathe,
has been in the west for the past
; few months, visiting many of the
large western cities along the Pacif
ic coast. Mr.. Mather has not beer
altogether pleased with the condi
tions as they exist, and is as yet un
decided just where to locate.
An association formed for thu
interests of basket ball is being talk
ed about by a number of young me1
in this city. 1t is possible that tn,
High School boys will take this mat
ter up, and the girls as we'll. Las
year the people Of this city were Of
forded the pleasure of number o
, good games and it is to be hoped
9 that there will be repetition Of thi
: Ifavorite winter game this season.
: Manchester people, who are il
the habit of spending the winte
either in the west or the south, leav
: this week and next for their respec
i ! tive winter resorts. Mr.. and Mrs
W. Fl. Hutchinson are soon to go
Q St Petersburg, Florida, and Mrs
Q Joseph Holbert and Mr.. and hrs.
}. ]. Edmunds will go to San Diego
9 California, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. N
IT Sherwood will probably spend til
r winter months in Florida or Lous