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

Mrs. Caro- Sabln visited Ill Cog
gon at the home OF Mrs. Pillard last
week.
Mrs. A. Il, Scager was in Earl
vile part Of last week visiting with
/! friends.
B. CLARK has a half pngc adver-
I, tisement this week. Read it over
carefully.
Mrs. Harry Sullivan Of Water
loo visited with relatives i'll this city
last week.
| -Kalamity Thorpe advertiscs
gilt books this week. Read his ad.
vertisement.
-B. G. Mather went to Eldora
and from there to Des MONIES on a
business trip this week.
Simon & Atwater call attention
to the Majestic range. Their adyer-
tisement is interesting.
Miss Margarine Liddy Of Month
cello is in this city as guest of h:r
aunt, Mrs. A. l.. Beardslee.
The Misses Anna and Kate
Schroeder of this city visited with
relatives in Nashua last week.
Mrs. b. Rees Jones of Des Moin-
es arrived in the city Friday after
noon for few days visit with friends.
-Gildner Bros. have some boys
overcoats that they call attention to.
They givea pair of mittens with
every coat sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Arnold and
Miss Rebecca Irwin are in Chicago
for few days, having gone to that
city last Wednesday.
p. Jakelin of Delhi, and Geo.
Jakelin OF Lamont, have been called
to Missouri OH account OF the serious
illness of their sister.
Miss Elizabeth r. Williston
will spend Thanksgiving with
friends in Chicago, leaving for that
city tonight "wednesday.
Miss Bessie Edmunds left las,
week for Chicago, going from there
to Pasadena, California, where she
intends spending the winter.
Mrs. @. Scott went to Waverly
Wednesday morning to make sew
eral weeks visit at the home Of her
| daughter. Mrs. Harry Barber.
Mrs. Margaret Holbert leaves
the second week in December for
California, where she will make her
home hereafter, living with daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence went to
Cedar Rapids Saturday to spend
about month with friends in that
city. She will be guest of Mrs.
Egolf for several weeks.
The Lldies Aid Society OF the
Sand Creek church will meet with
Mrs. Doc Harris on Thursday De-
cember 9TH. Gentlemen as we'll as
ladies are invited to dinner.
Charles Livingston OF the j. ii.
Allen clothing store, is i'll at Benton,
Wisconsin, from an attack Of typhoid
fever. His many friends hope that
! he may have a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Fannie Crosier left last
week for Gladbrook, where she will
|spend the winter with her daughter,
| Mrs. Fred Slice. Mr.. and Mrs. .Stice
are managing restaurant there.
G. Lloyd Jones left Monday
morning for Cedar Rapids, where
he enters the Inter State school oil
| Commerce MIR. Jones will take a
course in stenography, expecting to
complete the work in few months.
Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Ensign, Of
Cedar Rapids, were in the city Mon
day morning ON their way to Ep-
worth where they will spend Thanks
giving Rev. and Mrs. w. II. En-
| sign OF this city were also in Ep-
worth visiting relatives.
Il Manchester has 20 trains day,
which accommodate a population OF
barely 5000, while Independence
has but lG trains per day with nearly
1000 inhabitants. The people OIL
Ethiscommunity. should appreciate the
travelling facilities which wenow en-
joy.
The followinor marriage licenses
have been issued by clerk Bishop
during the past week: Roland Bar
, lister and Caroline Slauson, Rober
South and Minnie Voelshow, Floye
Il. Burdick and Mary N. Green
and Frank Hogan and Kate Nc
CURE.
Miss Ennis Boggs left Monda.
for Excelsior Springs, Arkansas
' where she will remain for about tw'
weeks, taking treatment in the ia
nous sanitarium there. Miss Bogg
has been troubled with rheumatism
e for several years, and this institution
offers the quickest and surest relic
Of any in this western part Of TIL
. country.
9 DIR. Arthur E. Bennett, dean @
!, the Normal department in Uppe
: Iowa University, occupied the pull
a pit at the NJ. E. churc. Sunda
. morning and evening. DIR. Bennett
! has been in the city before and hi
n audiences are always more than re
! paid for their attendance, for hi
ability as speaker is known through
9 out this Upper Iowa conference
/. While i'll town he was entertained /
n the home of Hon. Calvin Yoran.
u An alarm of fire was given Sur
= . day evening about half past six, I'll
! ! origin Of which vas in the w. !
y Boynton building on Main street 0
= the second floor, where Mr.. and Mr.
y Fred Mosier reside. A couch,
Su Il 4 = 4 I