Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06
BRIEF MENTION.

j. G. Schaum returned HON
Saturday from trip in Minnesota
Henry Prowse of Rockford, III
is spending few days here with hi
mother.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hines and daugh
ter Cecil were Independence visitor
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. M. Hicko:
spent Sunday in Waterloo witt
their son.
Mrs. j. j. Goen visited rela
tives in Masonville the latter par
Of last week.
"A. Norris who is employed a
the News Office spent Sunday with
friends in Dubuque.
j. B. Nurre of Earlville was {
Manchester business visitor Wed
nesday of last week.
The reader will notice notable
change this week in grocer l.. G
Wells advertisement
Mrs George Dole of Chicago
was guest here this week of Mr.
md Mrs. Ii. G. Lovelace.
Clarence Hyler of Ravanna
Missouri, is here for a visit with his
sister, Miss Agnes Hyler.
Hester Howard Of Dubuque
.sas guest here over Sunday Of
Miss Florence Meskimmen.
MIR. and Mrs A. G, Temper of
Waterloo spent Sunday here with
the latters parents Mr.. and Mrs,
Geo. Lister.
Mrs. e. W. Taylor of Westfeld
N. T., who has been a guest here OF
Mr.. and Mrs. FL Musnson Sr. re-
turned home Monday.
-Janette Douglass of Strathroy,
Canada is spending few days here
with DIR. and Mrs. j. w. Scott, on
her way to Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. U. Hockaday
returned the first Of the week from
Oelwein, They were accompanied
by the latter's sister Mrs DR. Frances
Ehler who will remain here this
week.
w. V. Childs, one of the enter
Uprising and successful farmers Of
this county, is just completing a
large and pretty residence on his
farm two and half miles. north
east CT this city.
Il G. Willard of Montour, Iowa,
is here for few days visit with his
wife's parents MIR. and Mrs. | W.
Walters. Mrs. Willard has been
here the past several days and will
accompany him home.
Mrs. Bessie Anderson Dewey
returned last week to her homo in
Hoytville, Ohio, after visit here at
the home OF her father A A. Ander-
son. Her little daughter Jeanette
will remain here for a few more
weeks with her grandfather and
aunt, Miss Gertrude Anderson
Saturday. November 9th. The
College Boy will be played here at
the City Opera House This is a
musical comedy and is headed by
Ralph Riggs who was formerly with
the Floradora company. Seats are
on sale at B. Grem's drug store.
Prices are 25 and so cents The
!. company comes here we'll recomend-
ed and is sure to give satisfaction.
e. d. Kephart has rented the
building north of the Globe hotel,
recently occupied by +. A. Roe, and
announces that he is prepared to do
all kinds of light carpenter and re-
pair work, repairing of furniture,
|, saw fling, etc. He has had four
teen years of experience in this line
OF business and guarantees satisfac-
ton to all vino favor him with their
patronage.
Monday afternoon Sheriff Cald-
well OF Waterloo transferred here
i from the |. G. to the NJ & o. He
ajhad in custody Clifford Peterson and
= Harry Chapman and was taking
them to Anamosa for i'm prisonment
Chapman and Peterson were arrest
ed short time ago on the charge
of attempting TO hold up and muir
der Fred Bailou who was taking
several hundred dollars in buggy
to pay off some factory hands They
both received heavy sentences
The community was shocked
Tuesday morning to learn of the
horrible death of Erwin the7 yr old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark.
The school children were having re.
cess at the public school and a
threshing machine went by. The
little lad with several companions
J, ran out TO climb upon the machine
but missed his 10 mag Ha fell
The water latlk pass dpVer his head
crushing il aud k,iliug tm IN ant,
ly. Every one exp'nds III If heart
felt sympathy 10 the bereaved par
ents
--Bunkct & Baumgartner hav,
disposed of their feed and coal hu-i
ness TO Charles Parker, who ass
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