Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-06

"A. al. Sherwood attended tn,
Minnesota Fair lost week.
e. E. Morse is spending hi
vacation in Coggon this week.
Avery Long visited friends il
Hopkinton a couple of days las
week.
Mrs. F. D. Joseph and sister
Miss Gene Minkler, spent Sunday il
Edgewood.
p. N Schuster of Dubuque was
a guest of friends here the first o
the week.
Mrs. j. j. Hoag returned las
Wednesday from an extended visi
width relatives in Nebraska.
Misses Olive and Lulu Donald
son of Littleport visited relatives
and friends here last week.
Harry Wiley and Reynolds
Donnan of Independence, were call.
ing on friends here Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Pikell left Monday
for Waterloo where she will remain
for an extended visit with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Raymond
and son were guests Of T.. w. Ray
mond, at Independence, part of last
week.
George Dorman is at home from
Fayette, where he has had charge of
his uncle's dental parlors at that
place.
Albert Maley departed Sunday
afternoonfor Collegeville, Minnesota,
where he will take a course in st.
Johns University.
u. B. Mather of Independence,
visited with his mother, Mrs. E. A.
Mather last week, leaving the first
of the week for the west where he
expects 10 locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Hoyt, Ned
Hoyt. A. Hollister of this city and
DR.. Fl. b. Gratiot of Dubuque, left
Wednesday morning for Webster,
South Dakota, on pleasure trip.
Miss Mary Drake, of Chicago,
who is niece of DIR. N. S. Craig,
visited last week with the Doctor and
his family in Manchester and left
from here Saturday morning for
Lime Spring. Iowa.
Allen Graham visited the first
Of last week with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Graham. Allen has
alucrative position with the Capital
City Gas Company of Des Moines.
Advertised lettsrs for the week
ending Sept. A, 1905: Mrs. Frank
: Lewis, Miss Della Paun, Miss Mil
lie Deniscn, Miss Helen Tilton, Miss
Louisa Hamilton, Mr.. Frank Hutson.
THE new hose wagon for the
Manchester fire department arrived
Monday. The new wagon is strictly
up to date and will add materially
to the efficiency of our fire depart
ment.
The statement of the First
National Bank ofthis city, published
inthis issue, shows deposits of nearly
a quarter of million dollars. The
showing made throughout is an ex-
cellent one and does credit to its
management.
Mrs, Albert Reeves of Manches-
ter cordially invites the ladies Aid
Society of the Sand Greek church to
meet at her house Thursday Septem
her 18th. Dinner will be served.
Members are requested to come
with well filled baskets.
The MaMcile. ter Woman's Club
will hold its first meeting OF the
year on the evening of Sept lllh at
1870 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. T.
+. Madden. study for the year
American History and Literature.
All contemplating joining the Club
are earnestly invited TO be present
at this first meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. a Ballard
who with their son Lloyd have soenl
the past year in Colorado, returned
home last Friday evening. 1t wa,
on account Of the i'll health Of Lloyd
that they went t, Colorado, and
their hopes that by doing SO his
health would be improved have beer
realized Lloyd did not relurn witt
them and for the next year will ut
tend school at Fort Collins. Mr.
and Mrs Ballard, during their so
journ in Colorado vi tied var lou.
points of interest in that state.
Last Wednesday at II o'clock
at the home OF the brides father, j
w. Davis in Richland township. oc
cured the marriage of w. Alonz
Sheppard Of Red Oak, Iowa. an,
Miss Mabel Adell Davis, Rev. O. {
DePuy Of Strawberry Point, perform
ing the ceremony that united thes
two estimable young people in til
holy bonds Of matrimony. Al tn
conclusion of the ceremony an Gle
CANT repnst was served. Mr. an
Mrs. Sheppard left on the afternoo
train for a months visit in Colorad,
after whiah they will be at home t
their many friends at Red Oal
where the groom is engaged in farm
ing. The bride has been one of tn
successful school teachers of TIL
county for several years and has
host Of friends who join in wishin
the newly married couple life {
happiness and prosperity.
james Nc Carren who for tt
past several years has been engage
in the practice Of the law at Okl
homa City, is now located in IL
thriving city Of Okmulgee, India
Territory, as we learn from Il
Cheiftan which says: "Healion
McCarren have rented the corn,