Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-04

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Mrs. S, A. Steadman and Mrs. IL
". " Lawrence were at Dubuque Sal
urday.
Seth Brown is at home from til.
iowa State college at Amcs, for
short visit.
MIR. and Mrs. b. w. Pierson have
moved into the Bradley cottage or
Eayette street.
Miss Rose Zirtsmann Of pelawar,
was guest Of her sister, Mrs. W.
y Eenda, last week.
George Adams. who attend.
Upper Iowa University at Fayette is
at home for few days visit.
Mrs. r. Butterfield arrived home
Saturday from several weeks visit
IN Chicago with her daughter.
Mrs Al: S. Hart Of Cedar Rapids
visited in the city last week at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
3. Allen.
a-Mr and Mrs. Alva Johnston OF
dubuque were guests at the homes
5 q j. w. Rutherford and G. q. John.
ston Saturday and Sunday.
AIRS. H. R. Holmes went to wau.
kon Saturday. where she will visi,
& the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Percy Langridge, for ten days.
Miss Aiva Benda is in the city
ond will remain during thhe winter
at the home Of her brother, w. j.
senaa, Miss Benda has been ~.
siding at Kimball. South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Work have
\ sympathy Of their friends, on account
&pf the death Of their bapy daughter,
(Which was born. October 20, 1908, and
{ died five days later.
Young & Doty,s implement house
has been refitted. and the office
removed to the front of the building
affording better accommodations 70,
the members Of the firm.
Miss Laurene Walker was /;
guest Of Miss Pauline Appleby at
Monticello Saturday and Sunday, Mis-.
Appleby returning to this city with
Miss Walker Monday. for short Wis
1t.
Miss Ennice Eyestone was at Mt.
Vernon Saturday and Sunday, as &
guest at the home Of her parents
Miss Eyestone is member Of the
faculty of the High school in this
city, &
w. RaOenau went to Iowa Cit.
Saturday to witness the Iowa-Ne
braska foot ball game, which was
played that afternoon. He was &C
campanied by his son, Carl. who is
1t Monticello.
~, d. Hogan OF Aberdeen, South
Dakota, was in the city Wednesda,
Ct last week. enroute for Davenport.
Mr.. Hogan, representing the firm Of
Hogan brothers, recently sold to par.
ties in this state lands in South Da.
kota, for which was paid the sum OF
$4,000.
Friday night brought snappy
freezing weathe y brisknsssss and an
imation to the people of this section
The thermometer dropped below
freezing point. and ice formed OIL
stagnant water pools, and out-of;doo,
water pipes and MIGRANTS were frozen
early In the morning. .
s MIR. and Mrs. Allen Graham, who
were recently married at DesMoines
ore in the city. as guests at the home
OF air.gand Mrs. w. E. Graham, ar.
irving Saturday morning. They viii
leave in a few days for Harrisburg
Pennsylvania, where Mr.. Graham is
associated with a gas company
Three special Pullman trains
filed with hundreds Of sleepy blu,
enthusiastic rooters of the State Uni
yersity OF Minnesota. together will
the foot ball squad and subs sand
coaches, passed through Manchestei
early Saturday morning on, their wa,
to Chicago. where the great middl,
vest contest was played at Marshal
Field that day.
"A f. Peterson has new line o.
candy. which is made by Taylor Bros
Of Battle Creek, Michigan. Frequen
full page advertisements in weekl!
aud monthly periodicals have mad
] this Sorority Tailor Made" cand!
!, desirable variety, and Mr.. Peterson
advertises posters, drawn by Wester
\ velt,. as special inducements wit
every pound Of candy purchased.
Major and Mrs. G. H. Morse,
leave this Wednesday, afternoon 10
Washington, D. c., and at Chicag'
will be met by their son. ]. NJ. Nor
isey, who Is district passenger agen
!. for the Illinois Central railroad. a
indianapolis, Major and Mrs. MOI
isey have been in the city for abou
tree weeks. and their many friend
regret the necessity ot-their return
ing to W ashington.
william McDuff, the veteran raj
way mail clerk ON the Cedar Rapid
branch of the Illinois Central. VIII
has been, in the constant employ
government for the past twenty year,
sustained stroke Of paralysis Will
running into Manchester Friday NOR
ing. and is now in hospital at G.
Lar Rapids. Since the Illinois -Centr'
rlsbuilt its branch to Cedar Rapids an
mail car carried on the trains, M
McDuff has had charge Of the ru
and enjoys a number of acquaintanc
in this city.
II. B. satterlee arrived in Ma
chester Friday night from his hon
sr yoohfoutor n IN Gov. tho utlrnol