Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-05-17

on business last week.
w. X. Seelye of Dubuque was
a Manchester caller Monday.
Miss Aggie Jessen, of Straw
berry Point, was visiting friends in
tlis city last week.
Mrs. A. G. Redding, of Earlvills
is guest at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs, Will Dudley.
Mrs. Will Lock left Friday
morning for Charles City and Ames
where she will visit for a short time.
Mr.. Amos Perry, of Edgewood,
went to Oskaloosa Tuesday morning
to attend the G. A. IL. State Convent
i'm.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, Of Cedar
Rapids, was in this city fuesday eve
Mug to inspect the Chapter Of the
Eastern star.
Patrick Donnelly of Adams was
the guest Of friends IN this City last
Saturday, and was a welcome caller
at this Office.
Mrs. John Ward and son ret
urned to their home in Carbonate.
Illinois Saturday after visit at the
home of Mrs. Anna Work.
. The ladies of the Bay church
will have dinner and bazaar at the
church on Thursday, May 25. Every
body is cordially invited.
i Morse & Andrews made 244S
lbs. of butter Friday which is the
largest amount yet made in one day
One thosand lbs. ofthiswasprinted.
Mrs, E. w. Williams went to
Dubuque Monday morning where
she saw Mrs. Fiske in Leah kleschna
at the Grand Opera House Monday
night.
e. e. Morse of Simon & At.
waters was in Coggon Tuesday set
ting the furnace pipes in DR., Fitz
geralds' new Office building and
residence.
-Messrs. Will Hahesy, Tom Hem
Messy, Frank Beacon, John Goen
and;Will Ward attended a meeting
of the knights of Columbus in Dub
uque, Sunday.
w. D. Hogan, of Frederick, South
Dakota ia IN town this week on
business connected with the Aber-
deem Stock Farm Co. of which he is
a member. M
Mr. & Mrs, P..'s, French and Mrs.
b. b. Briggs went to Waterloo Mon
day, to- attend. the Iowa Legion Of
Honor Encampment. J, Mr.. French
went AS delegate.
Geo. Simon was in Coggon
Monday where he closed contract
with Henry Henderson, sr., for in
Sailing a hot water heating plant in
his residence.
Mrs, J, F. Merry Of this. city
was elected president d, the Womans
Home Missionary society of the
Methodist church at the convention
of the society held last week at Belle
PLANE.
The Quaker Mill Co.. hand in a
change of advertisement too late for
this issue of. The Democrat in Re.
gard ttotAe change.in the PRICE Of
Idol Flour from SIPS to- 81 30.
The following niarriags licenses
were Issued during the past week:
II; G. Utley and Clara e. CONNER
ford, William Hunt and Nellie Mer-
ten, Charles L. Launholm and Mary
NJ. Esch.
Roy Farley, son of T. A. Farley
died at his home in North Manchest-
er, Sunday after long illness.
The services were held Tuesday after
noon from the Catholic church OF
Farley Interment was made in the
Farley cemetary.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the NJ. l.. church will
meet Wednesday, May 24th at 2:30
p. m. at the home Of. Mrs. H. X
Graves. Leader, Mrs. l.. Seeley
After the program atea will be given
70 which all are invited. a.. :,
"A. oL!o Ames of. Buckingham,
La. president of the Iowa Corn Belt
Meat Producers Association will
lecture here at2:3O o'clock Saturday
June,3d. His subject will be "a
square deal" and will deal with the
transportation question and rates
He will speak at Hopkinton Friday
June 2.
Among those who went from
here Tuesday morning to attend the
G. A. r. state convention, to be hello
at Oskaloosa this week were Mes
danes Ellis, Huene, Fishell, Carter
Elder, Eaton, Crosby and Thrill ant
Messrs. Crosby, Thrill and Carter
Mother" Otis. the well known arm,
nurse was also a member of th'
party. Mrs. Eaton is candidate
for department treasurer of tn