Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-30
TOWN TOPICS.

III. ]. Schwic,ert returned fren
Chicago "Wednesday night.
W |. Mill.D 81 Etrlsille WA, il
tewD last week ~ business.
4 u jules Gleas.n is AT home fro:
Minneapolis, VI ere he attends school
Seth Erewn is at home from ths
State college at Ames for the holi
days.
Miss MATHS Becker viaited witt
friends in Lamont few days las
week
Fred Elruby Of Dubuque enjoyed
few days visit in the city las
week
Ray Canncll is at home from Men
dota, Illinois, where he is attending
school.
The Chicago Daily Record-Her
aid and The Democrat both for one
year for $3.50. s
Walters was an assistant
/ salesman in Gildner Brothers clothins
h.use last week. II
Nv. L. Tierney of Goldfield, Neya-
Il da, is visiting in the city with rela-
( tives and friends.
Fl. W. Anders, of4Des ,Moines, for,
n1erly OF this city, called on friends
in Manchester last week.
Herman Salow and son Fritz,
went to st. Paul Thursday to spend
few days with Mr.. salow's son,
SIR.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Boyee
were at New Hampton from Thursday
until Monday, as guests Of the lor-
mer's sister.
Edward Bolsinger was at Coles
burg from Thursday evening until
Monday morning, enjoying visit at
the home CT his parents.
Miss Lucy Wilson is recovering
slowly from the effects of an opera
ton, performed at the university hos
pital at iowa City week ago.
Judge A. S. Blair was in Ryan or
Thursday, and with John Dolphin of
that place and E. C. Perkins of Delhi
appraised the Abbey farm property
II. H. Haeberle was at home from
st. Paul last week, enjoying few
days visit at the home CT his Pal
sonts, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Haeberle.
Mis- Neva Gray is at home from
Madison Wisconsin, visiting her father
Harry Gray. Miss Gray attends school
at Edgewood Villa located at Madi-
son.
Miss Olive Tucker spent Christ
mas day at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.Tucker. Miss Tuck,
ser is trained nurse. practicing in
Chicago.
e. d. Rockwell, district passenger
agent for the Northern Pacific rail-
road with headquarters at Des Moinea
was in the city Thursday, as a guest
Of q. e. Brewer.
Miss Edith v. Ram Of Chicago is,
being entertained at the home OF helr
mother, Mrs. Mary Al Ram. Miss
Ram will remain in town until the
first of the week.
&C. g. Wright of Rockton,, Illinois.
vas guest at the home of his
brother, John Wright Of this city,
slpst week. Mr.. Wright is associated
with the public schools of Rockton.
%. w. Mckee of Rock Rapids was
a guest at the home of NJ. E. Blair
Wednesday and Thursday. Mr.. Nc,
Kee had been in Chicago on business,
and enjoyed short visit with Mr..
Eiair. Mr.. Mckee formerly lived at
Epworth.
Hon. and Mrs. Henry Dunno of
Miles, Iowa, and Mrs. Smart of Waus-
kegon, Wisconsin, were guests at the
home of Hon. j.. w. Miles part OF
last week going to Coggon Tuesday to
attend the golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Gildner leave
tt day for Nora Springs to attend q
family reunion at the home CT Mr.
el,ildner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Gildner. The families of w. E. Gid
lier>of Mason City, formerly OF Man
chester, and John Gildner of Anamosa
will also be present.
The opening of the roller-skating
season Wednesday night at Central
Opera house was successful, and the
young people enjoyed the recreation
thoroughly On Christmas afternoon
and evening, special music furnished
by an orchestrawas heard by large
number O. nerry-makers.
As a result of the recent revival
held at Ottumwa by Rev. w. A. Sun
day, thirty-eight saloons have been
closed by petition, over fifty per cent
Of the residents Of that city signing
the paper, indicating their desire to
have the saloons and Wholesale liquor
houses discontinue business.
Miss Susan Paxson OF. Omaha is
spending two weeks vacation at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Pax
son. Miss Paxson has been an IN
structor in the Omaha High scheo
for eleven years, and at the present
time, the student body numbers TWEEN
t...fiye hundred. Miss Paxson teache
Latin and also taught German TO-
several years.
Rev. and Mrs. S. Earle Taylor o
New York eity, who have been max
Ing their home at Sioux City for sey
eral months, leave next month for al
extended tour of Egypt and the Hol
Land. Rev. Mr.. Taylor is one of tn
foramcct missionary leaders in -th