Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-12-11
Observation-Disclosures
BRIEF MENTION.
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/ e. E. Brewer was a Chicago Wis
itor last week.
Fred Hruby of Dubuque visited
relatives here last week.
\ Mrs. Z. E. Brewer visited rela-
Ttives in West Union last week.
a j. S. Mcconnell of Hopkinton
lIas a Manchester visitor Thursday.
Henry Acers returned last week
from a few weeks stay in Chicago.
Last week the BARRIERS of this
Acity went back to their old schedule
1bf prices.
\ Miss Grace Price Of Indepen-
Fence visited friends in Manchester
!st week.
Miss Ella Logan has been visit
ing in Strawberry Point with her
sister Mrs. L. III. Cook.
Miss Lucy Appleby Of Month
cello visited here last week with her
hunt Mrs. Fl. j. Wilson.
MIR. and Mrs. Baxter left last
week for Rochelle, Ill, where they
will reside in the future.
TT. NJ. Case Of Lone Rock, Wis,
Ayas visiting here last week with his
daughter Mrs. L. Il. Hoyt.
Mrs. Keisar has been spending
b Jew days in Anamosa with her sis
ter Miss Gertrude Porteous.
MIR. and Mrs. FL. r. Holmes en-
..ertained Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Hitch
cock of Greeley last Thursday.
Mrs. E. M. Carr went to Grin
hell Saturday for weeks visit with
her mother Mrs. Anna Cotter.
Otis Skinner and his company
were in this city Saturday EN- route
from Cedar Rapids to Dubuque.
Geo. Hanson and daughter of
Delaware township left Friday for
[ount Olive, Illinois, for a visit
with relatives.
Mrs. S. c. Stephenson of Chica-
l. who has been a guest here Of her
Eiste.-, Mrs. S, S. Summers return
a home last Saturday.
DR. j. j. Lindsay was in
| Dubuque last week being in attend
nee at important cases in the fed
kral court az medical expert.
Mrs Harry Faber and baby of
Mitchell, South Dakota, are visiting
here with Mr.. Faber's sister, Mrs.
Nary Fullbright and other relatives.
Miss Emma Toamey returned
Thursday to her home in Indepen-,
hence after a visit here with her
ousins Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Latter
!.
"A Waukon man says his wife is
saken up with breakfast foods that
lie shews his whiskers every night,
HGa the delusion that she is eating
Needed wheat biscuits.
1.-THE Highland Mobiles regular
.eeting and election of officers next
Tuesday evening. December 9TH,
,upper will be served and every
Member shonld be present.
-Mr. and Mrs. Horace Goss have
aken rooms at Mrs. Ferris and will
aake their home here for the pres
1T. Mr.. Goss has recured the posi-
}op OF local editor with the Della
ea3s County News.
A,ais Office has just received q
sw supply OF nice books suitable
5r holiday gifts, one of which will
e -eayen free to every old or new
i,bscriber to the Democrat who pays
year IN advance. Comeearly while
re is d large Number to select
IN.
o. N. Ford { Central City was
lie Saturday on i. vs. way WA 10! 10 Ne" v.
Fix City where he Ss wv s' IS1 :; a
oi ling tournament. Y r ST., y
IN pion wing shot of til. en. a', :.
tie and is we'll known a saons
Ilng enthusiasts here as he, Voc. .'s
sn ded several tournaments
b eaty in recent years. i
At the annual meeting Of the Iowa
kpleme MT Dealers association, held
Des DJoines last week, w. ID. Hoyt
this city was elected president.
solut ions, among others were
opted. opposing the proposed par
post system, and .another asking
nat the present tariff laws be re-
led as the most of the industries
the United States have outgrown
necessitv Of such protection and
sent conditions. warrant it,"
In 1859, W. N. Boyton, engaged
! t he iewelry business in this city
u by strict integrity and fair deal
he soon established business
(aich has grown from year to year
id today he probably carries the
.gest and finest stock Of goods, |
sually kept in a first class jewel-y
pre-, Of any store in the county.
me idea Of which is comprised in
i stock can be gathered form his
advertisement in this issue. In
llecting your holiday gifts, you
4 hould not miss calling at Boynton's
Last Thursday occurred ter
ayble accident at Delaware when Il.
Robinson was crushed to death
sneath the wheels of q freight train
4 Ii the Illinois Central tracks. Mr..
Jobinsop, resident Of Dubuque
lad aged 81 years was head brake
4 an on extra 800 which was side
lacking at Delaware. As told by
lie rest of the crew it would APP
,ar that Robinson In stepping from
e running gear to the pilot slipped
account Of the snow, and fell
4 cross the rail being mangled and
He'd by the heavy wheels passing