Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-02-28
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Miss Gertrude Anderson has
returned from her visit in Chicago.
Hugo eraser of Beloit, Wis, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Rose James and Mrs. Lou
Bronson were in Dubuque over Sun
day.
The indications are that the
state primary bill will pass the legis-
lature.
lingo Won Oven of Beloit Wis,
was shaking hands with friends here
Monday.
/ Hon. M. w. Harmon of indie
| pendence was a business visitor here
last Friday.
Park Jones left yesterday morn
ing for Shannon City to attend a sale
Of fancy stock.
Bert B. Baxter will move into
] the johnson house on Prospect
street this week.
--Chas. Martindale of Moorhead,
Minnesota was in this city on bust
ness last Saturday.
Tom Lindsay of Garden City
Kansas is visiting friends and rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Geo. Oakley and family Of Cog
gon will move onto the Belknap farm
east of town this week.
Tom Tierney left Monday for st.
Paul to resume his studies in the
university at that place.
There will be another masquer-
sde skate at the Central Opera House
on the evening of March II.
Those who are moving this week
are favored with ideal weather and
fair roads for this season Of .heyear.
"A number from here will attend
the funeral of the late Col. d. B.
Henderson at Dubuque on Thus
day.
Rev. j. E. Wagner is expected
home from Texas Saturday and will
occupy the NJ. E. pulpit next Sun
day.
The ice in several of the larger
| rivers of the state has gone out.
Quite an unusual thing to happen
in February.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Frank Murphy and Leota
Bonny and Harry S. Porter and
Nellie Davis.
Mrs. May circuit and little
daughter, Blanche, of Edgewood
visited over Sunday with her sister,
Miss Cora Lain.
The Waterloo and Manchester
basket ball teams will play at the
Central Opera House Thursday even
ing of this week.
Simon e. Atwater announce in
their ad Majestic" baking demon
stration all next week, with free hot
coffee and biscuits.
Geo. Harrison who has been
visiting relatives here for several
weeks returned Monday to his home
at Kalispel, Montana.
DIR. H. Heykens Of Ackley has
removed to this city and will take
charge of the dental business of DIR
@. L. Leigh on March L.
Rev. Father Sassen, Jos. Bagge,
Henry Lasche, II. j. Osterhaus and
Henry Moeche of Petersburg were
Manchester business visitors Mon
day.
Geo. W. Tappin and family
who lived on the Doty farm south Of
town left Monday for their former
home in New Hampshire where they
will remain.
Geo. Hickock and wife, w. B.
Smith. John Porter and Clarence
Pierce were among those from here
who attended the funeral of Mrs.
Geo. Hawley at Lamont last Satur-
day.
An interesting program will be
| given by the Womans Home Mission.
airy Society at the Methodist church
Friday evening Of this week, COM
mencing at 7:45. A general invita-
ton is extended. Admission 1Oc.
AT the meeting of the members
of the fire department last Friday
evening the old officers were re-elect
ed. They are ]. ]. Goen, chief, I
| I. Oliver, first assistant, R. A. Den
ton, second assistant, Will Matthew,
secretary and treasurer.
We call attention to the new az
of N. Wall, the tailor, in this issue
Mr.. Wall formerly worked at tn
tailor trade here and is a good ant
faithful workman. He will have hi
shop in the Ballard building, tn
frs, door north of the Clarenc
House.
r MIR. and Mrs. D. b. MOreland,
Colesburg, were in Manchester yes
terday, apd it is doubtful whether
!, more healthful appearing and vigo,
Gus couple for their years ever Skin
, ped up and down the Office stairs {
i this place. Mr.. Morelan1 is only s
| years old. He has taken The DEN
ocrat for more than 30 years--ha
a taken it in fact ever since it started
= and just ran up to the Office Tuesda
q to pay for year in advance.
v The friends of Mr.. and Mr.
d John Prouse deeply sympathize wit
Q them in the loss of their eight yes
d old daughter Amber Fern Prous
n xyho I;od Loot Friday ,,,ornino I'll