Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-11

last week on business.
Mrs. Rose James is visiting with
friends in Onslow, Iowa.
Sheriff Hennessey was in st.
Paul on business last week.
-Kalamity advertises Easter es-
sentials in his ad this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j +. Mccormick
are visiting in South Dakota.
Mrs. William Huftalen, of Onei-
da, spent Saturday in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. George Wilson
were Coggon visitors last Friday.
Mrs. James Gerry of Coggon
was shopping in this city Monday.
r.. r. Robinson is in Texas in
the interests of the Woolmen Of the
World.
Welcome Abbott and E. ii.
Hoyt were Sunday visitorshe from
Lamont.
Mrs. +. A. Mather went to GA
lena. ILL.,, last week for a visit with
relatives.
Tommy Hines and Willis ellis
have been spending the past week
in Chicago.
Mark Sheldon is iii South Da-
kota looking after his business inter-
ests there.
Miss Mabel Davis was hostess
10 pleasant party of eighteen Fri
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ram
were in Chicago last week attending
Grand Opera.
Mrs. X. II. Goodwin visited in
Cedar Rapids last week with her
daughter, Avis.
Read Simon & Atwater's ad if
you are thinking Of getting some
new fishing tackle.
Mrs. Geo. Storey and daughter,
Marie, were in Cedar Rapids last
Friday for theday
Francis Byrt, of Shepton MalIot,
England. is a guest at the home
his uncle, Mr.. Seth Brown.
"A. s. Coon departed Friday for
his old home in Indiana where he
will remain several days.
The home talent play, aThe
Gospel Truth" will show at Lamont
on Thursday, April 18th.
Willie Howe, who has just re-
turned from Mississippi, is now in
the employ of Anders & Philip.
The Five Hundred Club met at
Mrs. r. A. Denton's last Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas Thorpe won first prize
Mrs. w. Ii. Halter went to Ced-
ar Rapids Friday to attend the fu-
neral of her uncle, G. L. Messner.
Mrs. Milloy, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Fred Richardson, has
returned to her home in Hopkinton.
Miss Fern Iaatimer left here last
week for Roisn City,a Idaho, Jor
visit with her brothers who reside
There. <
There was an examination for
carriers on the Dundee r. F. d.
route Saturday morning at the Court
House.
Mrs. NJ. X. Brown. Seth Brown
and Francis Byrt were in Dubuque
Friday as the guests of Mrs. X. Won
| Mayors.
&C. L. Adams announces in his
ad this week that he has full line
of Easter flowers, garden seeds and
bedding plants.
-JndeeA. S. Blair, Jos. Hutchin-
son.and E. NJ. Carr were in st. Paul
on business connected with the Nj. &
o. last Saturday.
| Hogs are selling on the local
market, from $500 to 5000 per
hundred; veal calves are selling at
from So so to $3.50.
If you are thinking Of buying
| anythinot in the line of mems yonth,s
and hov's snr;na clotb;na re.d w
m Drews I'd tb;s Wool.
D. n:,
60 . aoa1,a n's W departed SATURDAY
will enter into the ;ns,r,n eel I, q.
nass With his brotber Osoar
80 ~: 49,:
a., ma a4 e, licenses ., were issued
SMe I1 . WEN 70 ,l,e loiiowing:
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Nil James Durham who has
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DeaSel oi.y' Neprasha.
The w. II. Y. VIII serve sup
per "Wednesday, April 18th to which
all old soldiers ana their families