Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-01-08
a guest Of Mrs. Alex Marshall

ware at Oelwein Monday.
"A. Hollister is visiting relatives
in Belyidere and Rockford.
The Board of Supervisors is in
session at the Auditors Office.
LATE Matthew's has accepted a
position in the post office here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lepley
spent Tuesday in Independence.
Miss Emily Otis spent Thurs
day in independence with friends.
Don't forget the Military Ball
at the Armory January l4th 1908.
Miss Mabel Retz of Lamont was
a guest of Miss Frances Lawman
Hast week.
Garry Thorpe has resigned his
position with the American Express
Company.
The. Hoag Electric Light Co. is
making Improvements to its plant
in this city.
IF you want to buy or rent a
farm, see For Sale or Rent local in
another column.
r. B. Heacock of Chicago was
a guest here last week Of his sister
Mrs. j. E. Davis.
The Duplicate Whist Club was
entertained Saturday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Stiles.
Miss Gail Bronson returned to.
Dubuque yesterday to resume her
studies at Mt. st. Joseph College.
Mrs. John N. Bonnell Of Butte,
Montana, is visiting here with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Jones.
Glenn Chapman left Tuesday
for Charles City where he has a
position as day clerk in the Hildreth
lhotel.
Mrs. Emmerson is spending the
winter at the home Of her son, L. i.
Emerson in National City, Cali
fornia.
Miss Pearl Huene was here
from Chicago last week for visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
E. Huene.
--Arlie Hamblin has severed his
connection with the post-ollice and
entered the employ Of the American
Express Company.
Frank Gleason and son Roy
Of Ouario Station, Iowa, were guests
here last week of the formers brother
Mr.. q. Il. Gleason.
MIR. and Mrs. f. D. Joseph
were in Des Moines last week at
tending a session Of the Iowa State
Teachers Association.
Bert Matthews arrived home
the first of the week from Appleton,
Wisconsin, for visit mere at the
home Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
LATE Matthews.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Roe had
as their guests the latter part of
last week the Misses Drees and
Tripp Of Marion who were on their
way to Riceville.
Nine of his gentlemen friends
gave banquet Saturday evening at
Gleasons Metropolitan Cafe for Rea
Durham who leaves shortly for
Hammond, Louisiana.
Glenn Chapman left Monday
for Charles City, where he will be
day clerk at the Hildreth Hotel. The
position vacated by him here will be
filled by Clair Thorpe.
William G. Boynton of Win.
throp, formerly a resident of this
city, died at his home Sunday, Jan.
s, '07 The funeral was held at Win
throp Tuesday afternoon. lnterr-
ment will be made in the Strawberry
Point cemetery today.
AT the annual meeting of the
stockholders. Of the Manchester Co
Operative Co, to be held in the
council rooms in this city at one
O'Clock p. in. on the u inst, nine
directors are to be elected and such
other business transacted as may
4 properly come before it.
Burton Clark's annual January
sale begins Monday, January 18th
\. Those who are looking for extraor-
!. binary bargains in white goods line
should not fail to visit his store dur
ling the sale. 1t will last six days,
lending Saturday, January is. Read
1 his advertisement this week. in
i which he promises a saving Of ) and
! from the regular prices on these
goods.
County Attorney, A. NJ. Cloud
under instructions from Fl. r.
Wright, state food and dairy com
missioner, last Friday caused the
arrest of e. G. Adams of Delhi, on
the charge of selling vanilla extracts
in violation of the pure food laws Of
,, this state Upon his arrrignmsnt
before Justice Pearse Of this city, hi
! asked for lime to prepare until the
l4th inst, 1t is said that the extarcts
y lin question were bought by Mr.
r Adams, under a guarantee Of thu
y manufacturers that they were mad,
e and compounded in compliance will
a the pure food law. The defense of MI
a Adams will probably be made b,
5 the persons who sold the extracts t
e him.
g From the Norfalk (Neb) Dali
9 News, we learn that Mr.. d. |
Weatherby. a one time we'll know
s resident Of this county, and for sew
8 eral years a member Of the late la
e firm Of Van Anda & Weatherby /
9 this city, but who is now, and for
,Rnumber Of years has been, a practit
Cling attorney in Norfolk, has receive
s lannnintments Of which he shoult