Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-01-10
BRIEF MENTION.

ID. u. Young Is IN Omaha on
business.
-E. N. Carr is in Elkader on
legal business.
"A. Hoag was in Dubuque Mon
day on business.
Hubert Carr went to Ft. Dodge
Saturday on legal business.
-Chas. P. Roth of Dyersville was
in the city on business Thursday.
George Jakelin of Lamont. was
a Manchester business visitor Mon
day.
Geo. Hollaran Of Chicagois Wis
ting friends here for a couple Of
weeks.
John Funk, P. F. Madden's
right hand man is confined to his
home by illness.
The Misses Jessie and Maud
Gilchrist were guests of Edgewood
friends part Of last week.
g. A. and Henry Logan Of Cog
Ron visited their brother, Will Lo-
gan, the first Of last week.
Nelson Atwater was at home
from Nashua the first of the week
for visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hunt Of
Washington, D. @, are visiting rel
atiyes and friends in this vicinity.
George Simmons returned Sun
day TO Aberdeen, South Dakota, af-
ter a visit with friends and relatives
here.
DIR. and Mrs. Chas. Dorman of
Strawberry Point, visited relatives
and friends here the first OF last
week.
james Ash has moved from
the Clemans residence on Franklin
street to his own home on Main
street.
Robert Fishel Jr., who has a
position with the Fairbanks Moorse
Co., at Beloit, Wisconsin, was here
the first of the week for short WIS.,
it.
Mrs. G. E. Bronson accompan-
led her granddaughter, Gail, to Du-
buque Saturday where the latter
will resume her studies in Mt. st.
Joseph College.
Miss Fannie Haeberle was o
guest Of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
5 d. G. Haeberle, during the holidays.
Miss Haeberle is an instructor in
the public schools at Riceville.
Albert j. Maley returned to his
school duties at st. Johns Seminary
at Collegeville, Mimi, being accom-
panied by Emmett Mulvehill of Mas
onyille, and VIM. Kinney. his col
lege chums.
John Reilly of Ryan, left yes
terday for Cuba to look over the
country with the idea of making an
investment. He will go. by the way
y Oh Tue 00St0Tu StdJ6S uuu VIII NouDt-
less have a very pleasant trip.
F. L. iCrosier Of Manchester,
who is in the employment of Capt.
j. F. Merry, General migration
Agent for the Illinois Central Rail.
road Co., was welcome visitor at
the editors home last Thursday
evening. -Edgewood Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Horne
Williston have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter,
Elizabeth Ruth, to DIR. Edward True
Afford. The marriage ceremony
will be performed at the Williston
home in this city at six O'Clock
January II, 1906.
Twenty-four young folks were
pleasantly entertained at the home
Of Miss Jessie Maley, in honor Of
Albert j. Maley and his college
friends. The evening was spent in
a pleasant manner by music and
various games, after which a deli
cious four course supper was served
Cora L. Stewart, faithful EN-
ployee of the Journal Office, lief
Saturday night to spend a we'll earn
ed vacation Of two weeks duration
with relatives at Manchester ane
near Masonville. Miss Flossi'
Mitchellis assisting in the Office
work during her absence. Edge
wood Journal.
DIR. c. L. Leigh has sold Iii
dentist business TO DIR. II. Heyken
Of Ackley. Iowa. and the latter vii
take possession March 1, 1906. TIL
announcement will doubtless be
surprise to the friends of DR.. Leigh
During his residence here he ha
built up a large practice and hi
friends will regret to learn that h
expects to remove from Manchester
Over a hundred men and womel
were victimized on a small scale j
East Des Moines Thursday by ma
who worked on their sympathies an
begged a postage stamp with whic
to send letter home to mothe
The man dropped into one bushes
house after another with the lette
in his hand, telling hard luck stor
and asking no more than staml
No place was he refused. After /
collected good handful he exchanl
ed them for cash at a cigar store.
DO you know how Iowa recei,
ed the nickname of "Hawkeye:
Prof. B. F. Shambaugh of the Sta
Historical Society, answers the que
ton. He says; that on March 2
1888 James G.. Edwards wrote
the Fl. Madison Patriot, which
was then publishing. that lowal
should take the cognomen Haw
Eye, the chronology of which wol
could be easily traced. The sour