Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-03-28
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cago to remain.
Oscar Swenson is home from
Rochester, Mimi.
Sioux City elected a democratic
mayor on Monday.
e. II. Hoyt of Lamont spent
Tuesday in this city.
Welcome Abbott was a Sun
day visitor in this city.
Miss Mary Link visited friends
at Dyersville last week.
Rev. j. T.. Wagner was Fort
Dodge visitor this week.
Mrs. Welcome Abbott was a
Lamont visitor Tuesday,
Miss Jennie Holmes has return-
ed from her trip toChicago.
Fred Richardson was in Hop
kinton on business Monday.
Louis Haeberle was at home
Sunday from st. Paul, MINI.
Mrs. A. II. Blake was i'll last
week with a touch of the grippe.
An addition is being built to
the Novelty Stables on Main Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamblin
are the parents OF boy, born last
Monday.
Mrs. Ola A. Emunds and Mrs.
Hattie Duffy were in Dubuque last
Saturday.
John Strain passed through this
city Monday fer Chicago for a few
days visit.
The wheel at Hoag's mill was
broken Monday morning by the
high water
Frank Anders, who is now To-
Gated in Des Moines, spen. Sunday in
Manchester.
+ The Science Circle meets Fri
night at the home of Mrs. A. i.
lletherimgton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Arduser, of
Coggon, spent Sunday at the home
of John Marshall.
John Koopmann of Dyersville
was Manchester business visitor
part Of last week.
Miss Mary Link and Mrs. Esan
were the guests of friends in Dyers-
/ " Ia n & ,et Of l.,,t
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heykens OF
Ackley spent Tuesday in the city
the guests OF their son, DIR. II. Hey
kens.
If you want eggs for setting
purposes, read the advertisement. OF
Mrs. Herbert Harris in another
column.
Mrs Daisy Durham Ingersoll Of
Dunlap, Iowa, is visiting here with
her parents, Glr. and Mrs. AbAer
Durham.
Bert Brown and Will Seoville
left Monday for Seattle, Washing
ton, where they will remain per-
manently.
Mrs. Earl Bronson of Spencer,
Iowa, is visiting relatives and friends
in this city guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
C. +. Bronson.
Mrs. al Barker of nopkinton
arrived in this city Thursday and
will remain here a fey days as Mrs.
Frank Joseph's guest.
Homer Davis left Thursday af
ternoc for Waverly where he will
make short visit with Tom Freut-
ress, formerly Of this city, who is
day operator in the |. G depot there.
Charlie Livingstone and Garry
Thorpe left Wednesday for Wiscon-
sin where they will engage in the
sale of stock in lead mines. These
mines are located on the farm own,
ed by Charles father.
The firm of Denton & Ward
has sold their drug store in Dundee
to Mr.. Clifford Wheeler formerly
employed here by them. Mr.. Wheel
er is an energetic and courteous
young man and will, no doubt, be
successful.
i Mrs. Mary Foley who has been
visiting with her son, j. P. Foley,
at Galesburg, ILL.,, for several weeks,
returned last week. She left Satur-
day for Elkport, for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Annie Zopf.
Marriage licenses have been is.
sued The past week to the following.
Clara Watts and Henry Preussner;
Mabel Hastings and John A. Weni-
mont; Anna Parker and Chris Ar.
duser; Mary Mere and Lawrence
Ferber.
Invitations have been issued fol
the marriage of Ralph A. Durham
to Miss Ann Brooks of Clark, S. d
Mr. Durham is the son Of Mr. ant
i, Mrs. Abner Durham Of this city anC
has been resident of Clark, S. D
i for the past two years.
e Their friends here extend theil
profound sympathy to Rev. and Mrs
a Ralph Norton of Minneapolis in the
y death of their year old daughter
: Margaret i. Norton. The remain
were brought here and the funera
services were held in the NJ. L
church yesterday afternoon, Rev. W
| H. Ensign, officiating,
Gilbert A. Eldridge the impel
: senator was shaking hands wit
eI Manchester friends and acquain
t tances here this week. He is no,
Il giving entertainments in this pan
n Of the state under the direction c
1t the Sayton Lyceum Bureau. Nj
Eldridge was former resident {
g this city and now lives in Crawfcrds
l vile. Indiana.