Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-12-11
Miss Jessie Maley spent Sun

MI. anu NILS. Il. u. lt.CildluooI
visited in Coggon over Sunday.
Miss Maize Dolphin of Ryan
was Manchester visitor Saturday
Miss Edith Perkins was q
Waterloo visitor the first of the
week.
Miss Mary Link ond Miss Mar
garet Sullivan were Dyersville visit
ors over Sunday.
Attention is called to- the not
ice of watch found in another col
umn of this paper.
Miss Violet Truesdale OF Wau-
kon has been a guest here OF Miss
Myrtle Rutherford.
Miss Verna Wagner returned
Monday to her home in Jefferson at
ter a visit with friends here.
Geo. Simmons has returned
home from an extended trip through
Oregon, Montana and California.
"A telephone has been installed
in the Central Opera House and
skating rink. The number is 453.
There will be dance at the
armory December 20. The music
will be furnished by the Parlor City
Harp Orchestra.
Miss Tirza Dinsdale of Galena,
ILL.,, arrived here last week and will
spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs.
L. w. Summersides.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Ellsberry
and granddaughter, Lily Glow, OF
Collins Grove township returned
Monday from few weeks visit in
Chicago.
Earle Kelsey went to Iowa Falls
Monday where he will remain the
next two weeks to open up cream
station for the Dairy City Creamery
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brownell sr
and Mr., and Mrs. Fred Brownell jr
and Amos Brownell of Collins
Grove township were in Dubuque
over Sunday visiting relatives.
The roller skating rink opened
up Tuesday night and q good crowd
was in attendance. Tuesday and
Friday viii be the regular assembly
nights. The admission is Zoe for
spectators and 25c for skaters.
AT the meeting in Des Moines
last week of the Iowa Implement
Dealers. w. d. Hoyt was accorded
Che honor Of being elected President
of that Association. His friends
extend their congratulations.
Saturday December Nth. the
Rural School Officers will hold a
meeting at the Court House for the
purpose of discussing several i'm
portant subjects. Any one desiring
to be present is cordially invited.
The publishers of this paper
have made arrangements whereby
they can furnish the Dubuque Daily
Telegraph-Herald, including the
Sunday edition, and the Manchester
Democrat all for one year for $3.50.
H. j. Luthmers, formerly of
Sumner now an Oelwein business
man. plead guilty to the charge Of
selling oleomargarin uuder the guise
of butter and was fined $44.l0 and
costs by Judge Hobson in the dis
trict court AWaverley Democrat.
The ladies of St. Marys congre-
CATION are planning to put on a
home talent play here New Years in
connection with the fair which will
be in progress then. The play will
be directed by Mr.. Horace Goss late
of the National Stock Company.
The play and cast Of characters have
not as yet been decided UPON.
Sunday, November 9Th, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Barr celebrated their
thirty third wedding anniversary at
their home near Thorpe. The mem
bers of the family were all present
Their daughter Mrs. Benz. Viii
liams having come from Chicago for
a short visit. AIRS. Williams will
be better remembered here as Ida
Kezertas
The statement of the Delaware
County State Bank OF this city
made to the Auditor of State on the
Sd inst. appears in this issue, and
in every respect the showing made
Is on excellent one Its deposits o.
,tily ,g;x hundred thousand dollars
le: aces the well merited conf
' 's MATHIS patrons have old anc
.eilse financial Institution.
c.. ,lbani,ers in this vicinity
: N ,,,e We stasted movement
}, aghan m;Ii III - saahly become STATE
vide, to prevent 4 ,ruinoug price,
ng their produce Nc 'nrasent f
n order to weather a p how
lancial storms. The mf ~ Wv
uttered into an agreemt s,s,s;o n, a,
Ill farmers six months ex. s,,ay :
obligations and advance m, ss,r;as
ide them over the present fl,
The Isle Of Spice played !,
asst Wednesday night toa full hou.
The play is bright and entertaining
md the music pretty and catchy. |
The chorus was customed attractive
y and were a graceful and clever
punch. Those playing leads were
exceptionally good and the comedi-
ms were irresistibly funny. Alto
yether it was much enjoyed and the
public hope that the City Opera
House management will be able to
olfer similar shows from time to
lime during this winter.
The officers Of the First Nation
ii Bank of this city have reason to
feel proud Of their bank statement,