Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-04
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Anursoay.
IF. 3. Richardson was in Ryan
Thursday.
-E. 3. Hanson Of Edgewood was ii
the city Monday.
M. H. williston was in town to
vote on Tuesday.
b. b. Bright was at Nyaucoma tn.
first of the week.
N. +. Mulvchill of Alasonville was
lin the city Friday. ~
Calvin Yoran aud G. w. Durham
were at Ryan Friday.
Mrs. ". AZ Strickland was Wis.
iting at Earlville last week.
III. F.:Arnold arrived home from
Jennings, Louisiana, Friday morning
a 3. Anderson of Hopkinton had
business IN town the first of the
week.
Henry bronson left Tuesday after
noon for Rochester, Minnesota. on
| OusiuebS.
Mesdamess;w. H. Long and Geo.
w. Long of,this city we're visiting at
Earlville Tuesdsy.
DIR. ]. ]. Lindsay and DIR. P. e.
rriem were at Waterloo Thursday AMI
Friday on business.
Mrs. George Briggs of Minneapo-
lis, who is visiting in the city. was
at Dubuque Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Morisey Viz.
tied at Earlyille withNirs,. L. G. Her
Isey Thursday of last week.
Miss Marguerite Connolly was /.
guest OF her sister,. Mrs. Clifford
6ramer, at Hopkinton, Sunday.
John Hruby was a. guest of his
son, Fred Hruby, at Dubuque Thurs.
day. returning home that evening.
Mesdames w. s. Beels, Herman
Lander. and F. e. Williamson Of Hop.
kinton were in Manchestsr Friday.
&C. E. Boise Of Independence was
ii town last week on business. and
Was in conference with +. E. Rich
ardson and H. W. sabin.
Mesdames !. L. Walters, o. A.
Durham. c. E. Taylor, George Klaus,
Alton Durham and Mis- Alice Walt
srs We're In Dubi,lc. F.i,lax.
The w. HIM. s. Of the NJ. E.
church will have their thank offering
meeting on the afternoon bf the 18th.
az the home of Mrs. b. H. Reynolds.
III. J. Phelps. division passenger
agent Of the Illinois Central, with
headquarters at Dubuque, was in
own Friday, as guest ofsGapt. J: F.
Merry.
Mrs. S. X. Myers was in Indiana
he past two weeks. and on Thurs
] day. Mr.. Myers went to Chicago,
where he met Mrs. Myers, returning
home Saturday morning.
-R. w. Goodell of Chhicago, divi.
sion passenger and freight agent OF
the Chicago Great Western railway.
vas in the city Friday on business.
going to Waterloo that evening.
Mrs. Hubert Pierce went to Lake
City Sunday. called by the death
!. her aunt. Mrs. C. H. Dudley, who
died at her home in that place Fri
day. The funeral was held Monday.
ksFa-Csrl Rabenau has been appointed
~ assistant manager Of the Standard
Humber company's yards at Monticel
tlo. Lee Richardson. who has been
s.ting In that capacity at Monticello.
Twas transferred to another office G
few days ago.
"A. L. Strain. who lives about four
miles northwest of Manchester. was
lir town Tuesday, and made q cali
1T The Democrat office. Mr.. Strain
Is inclined to believe in Democracy,
and has been, % these many years.
/, staunch believer In its d1ctrines.
III. j. Schwietert went to Council
Bluffs last week, as q representative
Of the Illinois Central railroad, and
Tor the purpose OF securing exhibit
space for the fair TO be held at
counlil. Bluffs next month. Mr..
schwietert returned home Saturday
might.
George Packer advertises In this
weeks issue Of The Democrat. Mr..
Packer recently opened q feed. coal
and cement business In the Boardway
blilding on Franklin street, and will
conduct a progressive end liberal
business. Read what NJ. Packer has
tc say.
jay Matthews is with the United
Il States fish commission car, which left
\ Dubuque a week ago. and Ia now witt
the crew at Jackson. Mississippi. The
car will make trip through the
south, and will reach Washington. D
lC., in December. Garry Thorpe Is
also member Of the crew.
Il III. ]. Schwietert leaves tonigh
to attend the Mississippi State fail
t.. be held at Jackson. with a view
fof securing an horticultural exhibi
TO be used at the national horticultul
al congress which Council Bluffs viii
entertain December 8 70 "A, inclu
sive. The Illinois Central Railroai
company will make an exhibit at thi
congress, consisting of fruits AM
vegetables, both fresh and canned
also pecans and peanuts. which ar
!. grown successfully In Mississippi an
The national corn sho'
ut Omaha is to be held af this time
Already twenty States have pledge
t make showings ut the Omaha fa ai
= Visitors attending the Council Bluff
!. exhibit will take advantage OF bot
J, OF these exhibitions.