Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-08-29
Miss Rntb Graves of Racine

Miss Ruth Graves of Racine
Wis. is guest of Miss Grace Walt.
ers.
-Kalamity advertises souyenie1
post card albums in his ad this
week.
Alfred Wells departed yester-
day for Des Moines to attend the
State Fair.
Glenn Chapman returned Sat
urday after visit of several days
at Sigourney and Cedar Rapids.
Attorney A. R. Cole, and P. j.
Clough of Strawberry Point trans
acted business in this city yesterday.
The meeting + the North
Manchester Women's Club has been
postponed until the 18th of Septem-
Der.
Read the prices quoted i n
Lawrences ad this week which an
nounces continuance of his clean
EN- out" sale.
Sheriff T. j. Hennessey is
suffering from a painful attack of
influenza. His condition today is
somewhat improved.
Mrs. o. o. Sawyer, who has
been a guest st the Story home
returned to her home at Dell Rapids,
S. Oak, last Friday.
The I. o. o. 4. held their reg
ular meeting last Monday evening.
b. J. Lawman and DIR. E. E. New
comb were given two degrees.
Mr.. Dave Dennis and family,
who moved to South Dakota a few
months ago, expect to return to this
city in few weeks to reside per-
manently.
The Sterling Stock Company
will be at the Central Opera house all
next week. The company comes
we'll recommended and carries full
band and orchestra.
The following people are at
tending the state fair at Des Moines
this week: Frank Porter, r. D.
Graham, John Jones, Miles Blair,
VIM. Bushnell, Delbert Mead, D. f.
Young, Nell Davis and son, Clarence
Boardway and Miss Hattie Rich.
Rev. E. o. Chapel and wife of
Rena. Wisconsin and Mr.. Clarence
Chapel of Chicago are visiting in
the city, guests at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Chapel.
They are accompanied here by their
friend Mrs. z. Newton of Chicago.
OnSeptember 4th at the Church
of the Immaculate Conception at
Masonville, Iowa, Mr.. Patrick Dob
bins will be united in marriage to
Miss Wayne O'Conner. The many
friends Of the couple will be pleased
to learn Of theappro'ching nuptials.
The friends of MIR. Dan Warner of
Aberdeen, S. d. will be interested in
knowing that he has sold his farm
near that place. Mr.. Warner has been
very fortunate in the sale of the
farm. the selling price being exactly
double the price he paid for it.
In a recent issue of this paper.
under the headline Fair Dates. the
date of the Buchanan County Fair
was given as Sept. 24-27. That
was mistake. The Buchanan
County Fair will be held at Inde-
pendence next week commenting on
Monday and ending on Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Hollister and
son, Lawrence, and Messrs. John
Burdick and John 7. Kenyon, leave
this week for tour of the west The
party will go first to Columbia Falls,
Mont, where Mr.. HOLSTER has some
business interests, going from there
to the Pacific coast. MIR. Hollister
and party expect to be gone two or
three weeks.
We understand that Roy Morse,
son of A. A. Morse, expects to open a
jewelry store in Strawberry Point
in the uear future. The location has
already been secured; and MI. Morse
intends toinstall the fixtures and new
stock at once. With the business
ability which Mr.. Morse has, we pre-
dict bright future for the enter
prise.
The Delaware County Fair will
be held in this city next week.
Among the numerous attractions will
be two ball games each day. The
prospects are that there will be the
largest and fastest field of horses
ever seen on the fair grounds. Sec
rotary Pentony is still negotiating
for further attractions and we will
print the program in full next week.
The admission price to the fair will
be 25 cents. Everybody should at
tend the Buster Delaware County
Fair.
Rev. &. W. Crowder of West
Union will lecture in the NJ. z.
church on the evening of Sept. 10th.
He has been an extensive European
traveller and the subject will be the
alps, among which he spent several
weeks. His lecture will be illus
trated with FIVE stereoptican views
and as he is a polished platform