Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26
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.-I1.g Il. Bradke was in Cedar Rapi,
list Wednesday OH business.
Burton Childs went to Des Moline
Saturday to attend the state fair
Mrs. Earle Tabor of Marble Roc
Is visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Evans of 0ggol
visited with friends in the city las
week.
Mrs. E. j. Middleton and Mis-
Pearl Middleton were in Dubuque las
Wednesday.
G. w. Storey has purchased til,
Queen automobile, recently owned b.
II. j. Wilson.
Mrs. N. H. Hyde visited at tn,
home of Mrs. +. L. Crosier at Du
buque last week.
-R. w. Johnston of Waterloo, pro
prietor of the New Ellis hotel, was
In town last week.
r. w. Johnston and two sons
arrived home Saturday >from trir
through Wisconsin and Illinois.
-J--Mrs. Eliza Skinner visited in Ced
ar Rapids last week going to that
city on Wednesday, Of last week.
We call attention to w. N
noynton's local advertising an assert
ment Of cameo pins and brooches.
III. H. Lawrence is having his
store decorated and improved this
week. the work being done by w
G. Chapel
Miss Grace Wolfe returned to he1
home in Mount Vernon last week, az
ter a several days visit with friends
In this city.
"A dance is to be given at the
armory on Thursday evening, Septen.-
Der "a. Further announcement will
be made later.
Mrs. A. A. Palmer and daughter,
Miss Edith, left last week for three
weeks visit with relatives at Alex
ander South Dakota.
DIR. and Mrs. j. j. Lindsey were
in Greeley Friday to see Mrs. Lind
sey's father Thomas Cloe, who died
the following morning.
Mrs. r. G. Clark and daughter,
Miss sybil, of Webster city, are be-
Ing entertained at the home of Mrs.
Mary Ram on Brewer street.
III. ]. Wilson left Thursday for
Portland, Oregon, where he expects
to purchase the proprletorship Of u
hotel In that energetic western city.
w. v. Williams returned from
Chicago last Thursday. after a weeks
visit with his son, Charles, who had
business in that city during that
time
Helen and William Hadley re-
turned to their home in Sioux City
..sst Wednesday, after having enjoyed
a three weeks delightful visit with
friends In this place.
p state Aentrof :thnr -DeaA..;aes
County State Bank published In am
other; column, is fas usual "a cred
liable one. and discloses that its de-
posts exceed half million dollars.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Gildner Of
Nora Springs are guests at the home
of their son, e. E. Gildner, in this
city. and intend to leave today for
Anamosa. to visit at the home Of
John Gildner.
s "A number of base ball fans from,
Ryan were in attendance at the game
between Manchester and Volga City
last Wednesday,, among whom were
Mayor Johnson, Will Ward, John and
James Dolphin.
"A number of people from Man
chester are attending the state fair
being held at Des Moines, and among
those enjoying the attractions and ex-
hibits are Burdette Given, Burr Finch
viii Hoag and G. E. Dittmer
Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin is
to show at Central Opera house in
the near future. This company is one
of the strongest on the road at pres
ent, and portrays the we'll known
story, written by Harriet Beecher
Stowe, in drama by a competent ag-
gregation of artists.
For the benefit Of those who .ex-
pect to enter the Manchester public
schools this fall. Supt J. r. Inman
advises The Democrat that examine
tons win be given in the High school
building. Thursday and Friday, Sep
stember Bird and 4th from 900 A.
NJ. and from 1900 P. NJ until 40
clock. All pupils wishing to enter
the grades or theHigh school for the
first time should arrange for classifi-
cation at that time.
THE advertisements contained In
th-snewspaper, and those most FREE
,2dently seen along the country roads.
usually indicate the prevailing belief
In modern and efficient advertising.
Gildner Bros. have Just finished put
ting up nearly one hundred fence
signs in the northern part of the
county, extending as far east as Dy-
ersville, and north to Petersburg, The
varied style in advertising, and the
repetition of merchants name mile
after mile. in connection with thor
ough use of the newspaper medium,
is guarantee of increased business
and success.
-Gildner Bros. announce their fall
opening of clothing in this weeks is,
sue of The Democrat This clothing
house has purchased a most com
plete line of this falls creations and
approved styles for winter wear. b