Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-11
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uFday, M.
w. D. How was In Dubuque Sat.
+urday.
-Chas. H. Parker was IN pnbnoue
Saturday.
u. j. Goen was 81 calmar tba -f,rs
Of the week ~
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itown Saturday y
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MASTER rIeuerlek isooinsonS 81 t1q:
pSlue Wus suese ol u. ana MIS- NJ IS
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Davis Dorm of Chicago is being
eh.e ,'.' ~ '.ne nome q ms uncle
ah" aunt II .. anu MRS. =. ~: Fienlne'
The Rev. Father j. J. Collins
entertained Father McNNamara. Of
OXFORD ounc a'i.s ats ms nome IN this
'i'y slo iSss S.k u $500 ~
MrIs and lM1H 1s..s ~ lesley Carr
visited With MEL 50 ghte iss
'azei' atssit!ssill.1ssl oand leaf
'upDu lq' s'a.u HSps
MRS EarieS Davis is In Detroit,
Michigan, where she Is g guest Of her
sister, Miss Madge A. Pentohy, leavs
nis ior 'ilae Guy iase N lday. bbs
The county clerk Issued twdImar-
riage licenses thisweeke' Clark lTyr-
reli and Mabel j. Phines. and ke u.
Rogers and Maude' Sloan., mGa
'esiihihs suIaay,N november 8
the week OF prayer Is spelng observed
ny Tue plo'es'ahe cllurches' ehouss1l'os
u w =. y. y. chapters a''a,''e .ll
reiisious Dodles,
Mrs. John Neft on Waterloo and
e"o clilaleh are sisitihs at lhe hoihe
=. Neits lhother, MIS- pi'eh
9nhlea Oh TINS CITY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence went to
Dubuque Monday afternoon, where sh
Will remain during the winter with
MISS i'aisy Lawrence.
bishop John II, Vincent's Earth
!. Footsteps OF the Man of Galilee?
Is now In the library. Bible students
Will find these volumes valuable for
reference.
The ladies' aid society of the
hold bazaar in the parlors of the
church on Friday November ~.
commencing at 80 O'Clock dinner
VIII De served,
John Cruise. A. HOLSTER and L..
L. Hoyt are at home from, South Da-
[kota, where they succeeded in baggin
goodly number of mallards, which
arr. on display at the w. d. Work
meat market.
zAt,ss Evo5 po,;f, .nt e,t,.aar
and Sunday at the home of her par
ents at Strawberry Point. Miss
Boliff is a~stenographer in the Man
chester offices of the Delaware coursy
Telephone company.
The Dubuuqe district Upper. Iowa
conference, Of the Woman's Home
Missionary society of the Methodist
Episcopal church held its annual con
vention Fayette Novembers6 to 8. in.
elusive. Mrs. T. E. Fleming and Mrs.
Gavin Yoran OF Manchesters:were In
abundance y .esl0lillle;e at the meetings..
Mrs. Ella Morse Rosing is a guest
at the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. A. Morse. Mr.. and Mrs. Ro.
sing, who, have. been engaged in set.
Element work in Chicago for a num-
Der of years, remove to Ell Paso, Tex
as, THIS mOnL0, ana MI, ROSlng Is
now in the south, having assumed
charge of settlement work at Ell
Paso.
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never be known how much trouble
has been saved because of this pre-
cautinary measure. Since the death
of the police officer at Waterloo, nu-
merous cities over the state are light
Ing the alleys.
--c,,dnor pros .dvor,,so osnao,o,
hne ~ dnck coats tb;s weak Mr.
Gt,dner 10 IN reca,nt Of n letter from
tho authorities o. Amae IN ,aa.rd 10
The c.,rn contact now ha,ny d;rsctea
.hy ,bis bonse II win no imnossih,e
.for pros uo,dan. - 10 nrasant ~
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