Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-10-21

"a SAAS 3sAo0SA ne
strgs was in town Friday on bust
ness;
Mrs. o. A. Durham went to Ced
ar Rapids this morning for few
days visit with her sister, Mrs. Mar
garst Myers.
Mrs j. 4. Hood Of Oneida was
y; town Saturday. leaving that even
ipgsfor Cedar Rapids, where she il
visiting with friends.
Mrs. L. Z. Hoyt and son, Leslie
!. arrived home Monday night from 4
several weeks visit at Lone. Rock
Wisconsin, and In Chicago.
!. The party of land investors and
q their friends, who have been in Mon.
31na for theh past two weeks, arriy.
I'D in the city Wednesday anu Thurs
day ;s's5 - 81.
Glen Tabor of Rock Rapids, who
IS connected with the Iowa Savings
bank, was home from Friday until
Monday night, visiting with his par.
ents
Rev. ]. ]. % Nlearah Of Williams,
I formerly pastor of ST. Mary's church
in this city was in town Monday,
going to Donnan Junction that after
noon. ~
Fred K. Limbert of independence
was in town Friday. Mr.. Limbert
u was employed by the Manchester bats
ball club q part Of last season, play
Ing first base.
Mr.. and Mrs e.. NJ. Storm and
Miss Lois Storm, and Mr.. ana Mrs
y Rex Gryant of Waterloo were i
the city Sunday, making the trip
Cadillac touring car.
Miss Rath Grey and r,otl,ss sI,s
fGrey, whose home is in Grinnell. left
Friday night for Cloquet, Minnesota.
q town near Duluth where they
) Will visit for several days. &
At the state convention Of Ban.
list churches. which is being held
at Iowa Falls this week, the local
church Is represented by the pastor.
the Rev. S. s.. Stephenson
AIR. and Mrs. John seeley went
to Marshalltown Monday to attend
the grand lodge of the Iowa order of
Odd slows, seeiey being Il del.
!; egate from Manchester camp.
Robert Mcintosh was in town last
week to visit his father, William Nc.
Intosh, who Is i'll. Mr.. Mcintosh
lives in South Dakota, and had been
to Chicago with a shipment Of stock.
Mrs. George Briggs and son Of
Minneapolis are visiting at the home
Of Mrs. Briggs parents Mr.. and Mrs
u q. Tucker Mrs. Briggs expects
to remain in the city several weeks
Miss Clara Haeberle returned i,
Mount Vernon Thursday, to resume
her work at Cornell Miss Haeberle
has been: i'll ut the home of her par.
!, ellts, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Haeberle,
4 for the past four weeks.
George Williams of Redfield. S.
q OAK, arrived in the city the first
= OF theSweek and is visiting his moth
Z er, Mrs. w w. Williams. AR. VIII
liams is engaged in business at. Red.
field, conducting a general merchan.
disc store.
"A. e. Peterson has been making
improvements in the Interior Of his
grocery store, redecorating his china
Il and glass ware case. Electric lamps
Y have also been placed in the caDinet,
which will display the artistic goods
II a satisfactory way.
III. J.. Wilson of Portland, Oregon,
arrived in the city today. A telegram
was received last week from Mr..
Mr.. Wilson, notifying Mr.. and Mrs.
II. I, Smith that the baby, Helen,
= which was left at the Clarence house
some months ago by an. unknown
party, and which was taken to Port.
I land by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson hae
\, died Thursday.
Y
The state synod OF Presbyterian
churches is being held at Sioux City
this week. and the Rev. w. H. En-,
sign,, pastor Of the local society
leaves tonight for that place. The
Rev. c. IF. Ensign of Cedar Rapids
pastor of the divert chulch, wa,
lui the city Monday afternoon, as {
guest OF his brother, the Rev. w. II
Ensign, leaving that evening To-
Sioux City to attend the synod S
For the accommodation Of Its Spas
sengers, the Illinois Central railroad
company has established parcel roo1
at the local station, where hand bag
gage and parcels may be checked ii
the ticket office for 10 cents, an ad
ditional fee being demanded whel
storage continues for more thai
twenty-four hours, twill be readil,
seen that this service will be of ma
terial benefit to travelling men an,
ont-of-town people, who may be i,
Manchester but for a few hours.
The Illinois Central suffered fror
four accidents recently. No. tn
Chicago train arriving here at
o'clock was delayed an hour Saturda
evening. on account Of derailmen
Of a local train near Dubuque, an
three similar delays Monday nigh
when the same train was three hour
late, owing to freight wreck nea
Dubuque The st, PaulC Chicago trail
arriving here at 3:42 a. M. was fou
hours late this morning, and the &c,
night arrived at Cedar Rapids at
o'clock this morning. the local freigl
running through an open switch. A
extra train was run from Dubuqr
last evening, preceding No. 8. Z.