Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-07-11

son aud Atwatter's ad on page 1.
! Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Morse were
st. Paul visitors for few days last
week. e
Brown the furniture man has
the right furniture for this weather.
See his ad.
Miss Minnie Ellis visited at
New Hampton last week with her
brother Fred.
Mrs. Geo. Wilson is enjoying a
visit from his sister Miss Merriam
Of Coggon.
MIR. and Mrs.-A. c. Philip and
family spent Saturday with friends
iii Earlville. ~
Mrs. S. P. McCarren has return
ed home from her visit with friends
in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Norris and
family left last week for Spirit Lake
for an outing.
~ Read what Kalamity has to say
about Warmers rust-proof corsets
in his ad this week.
Mrs. Z. G. Dittmer enjoyed a
visit last week from her brother, w.
NV Bell Of Morning Sun, Iowa.
Mr.. and MRS. E. L. GODDARD and
children were guests o + relatives
and friends in Delware last week.
The coal strike being settled
the rates are much lower. See Man
chester Lumber Co, ad for this week.
MIR. and Mrs. P. F. Madden and
children visited with relatives in
Freeport anil Rockford, ILL.,, last
week.
All men who are interested in
a bargain on tan shoes will do well
to read P. T. Madden's ad for this
week.
This is the last week Of Gildner
Bros. big slaughter sale Don't fail
to read their change of ad in this
issue.
Work was commenced yester-
day on painting the standpipe. 1t
will be thoroughly painted inside
and out.
Miss Nellie McFadden and
Lawrence Atkinson of Duluth, Mimi,
are visiting here at the home of Cal
Atkinson.
IF. E. McNaughton of Kelso,
Indian Territory, ia spending a
couple Of weeks here renewing old
acquaintance.
James Morse of Collins Grove
shipped a carload of cattle to Chica-
go Tuesday morning under the es-
pionage Of Webb Lampman.
Francis Roe returned Saturday
from Chicago where he has been at
a hospital taking treatment Mr..
Eoe's health is much improved.
"A marriage license was issued
last week to Rose Peterson and
Benjamin Mather and one this week
to Ella Leonora Morse and Bjarne S.
Resing,
Mrs. J. G. Rooney, Mrs.
Catherine Tierney and grandson
John left Saturday for Spearfsh, S.
d., where they will spend the sum
mer with relatives.
Is51AllsA issssa Beataslee and Case
4xha- Sa-besa-sisisiag -here..at4, the
home Of the latter's sister Mrs. L. L.
/ Hoyt returned Monday to their home
in Lone, Rock, Wisconsin.
by an error we stated in last
weeks issue that the North Man
chester Womins. Club would meet
with Mrs. G. G.sJohnson July 18th.
The date should be July Goth.
Co. D. left Saturday morning
for Dubuque with Co. B. Of Water
lloo, Co G. of Cedar Rapids, Co. G.
of Vinton and Co. L. Of Independ.
ence. From Dubuque the SO Regi-
ment will march to Maquoketa.
Clarence S. Lister has opened
an Office over W. N. Boynton's jewel.
ry store for the practice Of dentistry
He has recently graduated from the
/ dental department Of the State Uni.
versity of Iowa and is thoroughly
equipped for the practice of his pro
fession. We wish him success.
Marshall L. Ball, o retired farm
or about sixty years Of age and 9
resident Of Winthrop was struck by
} the Illinois Central east, bound
passenger train last Friday afternoon
in the yards at that place. He was
hurled quite distance from the
track and instantly killed. He wat
a well-to-do and highly respected
resident Of Winthrop, and an uncl,
of j. G Schaum of this city.
Tuesday at noon Miss Ell,
Morse and B. S Rosing of Chicag.
we're united in marriage in this cit.
at the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Morse. Th'
wedding was at noon and Rev. w
]. Suckow performed the ceremony
The bride is young lady Of ster
!, ling quality who. has passed he
girlhood here and has for the pas
!. few years been engaged in YER
) beneficial settlement work in Chi
cago. Mr.. Rosing is connected wit
, the house of Chase, Sanborn & CO
j of Chicago. Their friends wis
! that Mr.. and Mrs. Rosing will pas
a pleasant and continued life togetf
er and congratulate Mr.. Rosing o
his wise selection.
! Death Of Ella Lightfoot.