Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-04
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-slias Alma Leroy was in pubuau
Monday.
VT. A. Reyes Of Omaha is in
the city.
Mrs. ]. W. Brazelton OF Ryan was
in town Monday.
George Simmons of Farley is in
town on business.
Bay h. Robinson was at home
from Cedar Rapids Sunday
M. j. Yoran and A. b. Carhhart
were at Clear Lake Sunday
BIO. Barker of Dubuque. the vet
eran surveyor. was in town the first
of the week.
-Coionel B. w. Jewell of Omaha
was in town the first Of the week to
cast his vote.
Robert Fishel. Jr.. is at home for
. visit. with his parents, MIR. and Mrs,
r.. W.. Eishel.
Miss Emma Noble Of Greeley is
| q guest at the home of her aunt.
Mrs. R. D. Graham.
MRS. Henry FaspssScf naeeyood
was s:Sues. of Der sister, Mrs. o.
E. HueSe, the firslsnefhe WSak,
Mrs. o. G. Clark is visiting in
Chicago with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Fols. expecting to,remgasisn unit. Friday
B. o. squires and family of
Janesville were guests lat the home
of County Auditor VIM. J. Davis on
Sunday. - 'ssSs u
Frank Keiser was at hhome the
first of:the week from Cedar Rapids,
where he is attending the business
college. -.....-....ss.....s
The Sunday school Of Sta Pauls
church will serve supper Friday ey.
ening at the home of Harry Logan.
Everyone is invited.
Mrs. Charles Gleason and chill
bren of independence have removed
again TO this city, and occupy the A.
:. Bruce residence on Fayette street
Mrs. H. A. Granger went to Ce-
dar Rapids Monday morning, and
from there will go to West Ltoerty
and West Branch. visiting with
friends in These places.
&C. E. Lynde, business manager of
thhe Successful Farmer, a monthly
paper published at Des Moines, for
merry pastor of the Congregational
church of this city, was in town to-
day.
DIR. and Mrs. H.. G. Parsons and
children of Anamosa were enter
tained at the home Of Mrs. Parsons
parents, Captain and Mrs. Abner Dun
ham, last week, returning to Anamosa
Monday.
Mrs. g. L. Adams is in Cedar
Rapids thiss week, as a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Charles Nolan. Mr.. Adj
ans Joined Mrs. Adams at Cedar Rap
ids tonight, and they will return home
Thursday.
20. U. Hockaday is having his
neat shop decorated this week.
The Eclipse Lumber company
have recently had cement walk
laid on the west side Of their prop
erty. on Madison street.
Capt. and Mrs. j. F. Merry LETT
this (Tuesday) afternoon for Des
Moines. and Will also visit. at indian
ola, where they will be entertained st
nte home of Mrs. Merry's sister, Mrs
r. G. fstire. for several days.
II. F. Kerr left the latter part of
the week for Put-in-Bay Ohio, and
els position left vacant at the local
United States Fishh hatchery, will be
filled by AL. Thorpe, who arrived: In
che city from the. Ohio station satur-
day night.
The Ladies Aid society. Of Saint
Paul,s church will. engage in an ali
days work meeting at the home OF
Yrs. w. H. Magill Thursday. The
society is making a quilt, and expect
to realize at least twenty-five dol
lars from It's labor.
IN. H. Hyde has about completed
the remodeling Of his Photographic
studio on Franklin street. The IN
terror has been made convenient by
|,arger accommodations, and the ex-
terror walls have been faced with
sheet iron, which is made in brick
pattern.
-Gildner Brothers advertise cloth
lls and overcoats this week They
say that they wrap satisfaction ana
perfect goods in the same package.
j Their corn contest is gaining favor
with the farmers throughout the
county. and many exhibits have al
ready been entered. Correspondence
Is being had between this ciotnhe
house and Prof. P. G. Holden Of
Ames, as to convenient date for the
corn expert to make personal iudg
ment of the exhibits brought IN
!. Prizes are to be given for. the best
growths. ~
II. j. Fields Of oklahema, who
attended the funeral Of R - Allen II
this city, last week, mad, large
purchase of wooden goods from AZ J. s
Jones'. Mr.. Fields conducts e larg'
ranch in his home state. and accord
ingly needs. quite an outlay Of blank
cts and other wooden goods for thu
accommodation, Of his. workmen. Sew
e,al years ago, when ,AIr. Fields live
in this county he was cognizant Q
the worth Of the Manchester A Woole1
Mills, products, and, since his resi-