Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-20


Mrs. Lille Smith returned t
her home in Marion, Thursday afte
a weeks visit with Mrs. S. j. Burt
The city council met in segula
session Monday evening but ad
journed until next Monday cvenin.
County attorney A. NJ. Clou'
has been offered trusteeship on tn
board of Lenox college at Hopkinton
Mrs. w. A. Hines and Mis-,
Odessa Rose are home from a three
weeks visit with relatives il
Chicago.
Mrs. Julia White returned IL
her home in Newark, New Jersey
sAacday after visit at the home o
Mrs. j. S. Jones.
Mrs. Fred Durey and Mrs
Pratt Stewartare visiting the formers
daughter, Mrs. Zwisler, at Rockford
Iowa, this week.
-G. w. Snyder OF Prairie town
ship breeder Of choice registered
Shropshire sheep, advertises pedi
greed ram for sale.
DIR. j. w. Scott left the last o
the week for London, Ontario, called
there by the serious illness of his
brother, Rev. j. B. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nichols re.
turned to their home in Iowa Falls
Monday, after visit with the lat.
tiers brother, ]. G. Schanm.
Mrs. Thos. Holleron has re
turned from a visit in Chicago, ac-
companicd by her daughter, who
will make short visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Z. Miller and
daughter Pearl, of Independence
spent Sunday with their daughter
Miss Mabel Miller, in this city.
Misses Mand and Mabel Gun.
ningham and Mrs. Madge Lawyer
have gAtnrned to their work in the
Chicago Homeopathic hospital.
Mrs. Frank Flint and daugh.
Ter Maude, temporarily residing in
Cedar Rapids are spending few
days at their home in this city.
The Ladies Of the Maccal ees
will entertain the members of the
band and company d. at the X. P
hall next Monday evening, Sept. 20
Mrs. Christina Belknap and
son Bernie returned to their home
in Ann Arbor. Michigan, Saturday
after spending the summer with rel
atives in this city.
M F. Leroy is attending thu
/. O o. f. annual reunion in Phila
delphia. Penn. Members from
many different parts of the world at
tend this reunion.
-Mesdames III. II. Harris ant
Sherm Harris very pleasantly enter
tanned the members of the six handed
Euchre club ana other friends a
a six o'clock dinner last Flida,
evening at the home of Mrs. Shern
Harris.
The infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Fullbright die,
Monday. The funeral service
we're held from st. Mary's Catholi
church yesterday morning. Inter
ment was made in the Mancheste
y cemetery.
&C, B. Mills. the Photographic
has sold his outfit to g. E. Roser
krans ard leaves this week for hi
homo in Manchester. Iowa. Nj
Mills has been in Somerville abou
ak years and has run one Of the bes
picture galleries the town has eve
had, turningout an immense amour
ofsplendid work. He has done a goo
business and is one picture man VIII
leaves the town free of debt, havin
paid every dollar he owed-eve
every cent he owed the printer. II
carries with him the best wishes
all our people. about the best wis
we can make for his successor
that he may do as good bushes
as his predecessor.--Reporter an
Falcon( Tenn.
"A very pretty wedding occurrt
Yesterday a. the home of Mr.. al
Mrs Jacob Mangold when the
daughter Miss Jennie was united
marriage to A. L. File. The Ger
mony was performed by Rev. II.
Culver Of this place in the presen
Of large number of invited guest
The bride was becomingly attired
a dress Of white chiifln trimmed
yalencinnes lace. She was attend
by Miss Bertha Stambaugh, of M
Vernon, The groom was attend
by Will Mangold brother Of I
bride. At the conclusion of t
ceremony the happy couple receiv
the congratulations Of all present a
the bridal party sat down to tenn
ing wedding dinner. The bride
known by most everyone throughe
this section and has many frien
She has a sweet disposition, winni
wavs and will make a model wi
The groom is successful farm
and is noted for his honesty and
dustry. The happy couple Ii
hosts of friends who hope that til
married life will be filled with har
ness and prosperity. Thew left
evening for trip to the Portl'
Fair. Ryan Reporter.