Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-11-10
TOWN TOPICS.

See g. H. Bunker's auction salt
notice in another column.
Jos. Hutchinson left Sunday fol
st. Paul on a business trip.
Capt. j. F. Merry is a business
visitor in Cedar Rapids today.
-E. M. Carr was a business visit
or in Strawberry Point Friday.
w. R. Gill is visiting relatives
and friends at independence today.
MIR. and Mrs. e. W, Williams
were Cedar Rapids visitors Friday.
The county board of supervisors
is in session at the Court House this
4 week
ID. w. Finch returned home Sat
urday evening from an extended ives
tern trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Crosier were
guests of friends at Coggon Friday
and Saturday.
The Manchester Public library
6 has been closed during the past
week for repairs.
Mrs. Hubert Carr and children
spent the first of the week with rel
atives in Waterloo.
Read what Brown, the furniture
man, has to say in his change of ad-
yertisxm ont this week,
Lena Rivers" is to be pro-
duced at the Central Opera house
this Tuesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. L. L. Walters left
Saturday morning for a weeks visit
with friends in Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. j. Yoran are
the happy parents of twin girls born
\ Saturday, November 6, 1909.
The K. P. Lodge are to hold a
meeting next Monday evening and
supper will be served afterward.
H. j. schwietert returned home
Saturday evening from two weeks
business trip through the state.
There will be special conclave
of Nazareth Commandery No. 80, on
Wednesday evening, November 10.
Read what Gildner Bros. have
to say in their change of advertise
ment regarding indestructo trunks.
Professor A. D. White was il
Iowa City Saturday attending thu
foot ball game between Ames ano
Iowa.
Earl S. Davis arrived home or
I Monday afternoon from severa
months visit with friends at South
Dakota
Considerable interest is being
taken in the motion pictures ana
song hits given at the Idle Hour
theater.
Mrs. B. J. Lawman spent a par.
Of last week as a guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Coltman in In
dependence.
Mrs: .. "A. Reynolds leaves tomor
row wednesday, for Hammond
Louisiana. where she expects t.
spend the winter months: 81.
rs. B. Shilling of Chicago wal
in Manchester last week In the inter
est of the National Dairymen's Union
4 OF which order he is president.
Mrs. g. e. Bronson and Mrs
Henry Bronson left for Dubuque yes
terday morning to visit Miss Ga
Bronson, who is attending college a.
that place.
Carhart & Nye brought in Z
change Of advertisement too lato
for this issue Of The Democrat, ii
which they talk about Round Oak
stoves and ranges.
Mrs. Thos. Elder and Mrs. A. c.
Carter left yesterday morning TO
aDecorah, where they will represen
the local corps of the w. R. c. at {
district convention
Miss Gertrude Thomas of Gree
ley arrived in the city Friday ever
ing from Battle Creek, Michigan
where she had been spending severe.
weeks visiting friends.
Dr. H. A. Dittmer departed Sat
urday for Battle Creek, Michigan
where he is to meet his wife wis
has been visiting relatives at thai
place for several weeks.
&C. C. Pride has returned home
from a weeks. visit with relatives ii
Chicago and Dundee, Illinois. While
at Dundee Mr.. Pride met Rev. Stiles
formerly of Manchester, who is pas
tor Of the Congregational church a
that place.
1.-THE Union Depot For An Hour
is the home talent production to b
given for the benefit of the Manches
ter Public library. The date has no
been definitely decided upon. Re
hearsals are soon to begin under tn
direction of Cal Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerritt Snow. VIII
have been visiting at the home
G. w. Snyder in Prairie TOWNSHIP
departed last Thursday for thei
home in Chicago, stopping on thei
8 way at Lasalle, Illinois, to Wis
for several days with relatives.
Calvin Yoran has gone to Loui'
lana on business trip. He went b
way of the M. & o. and Great We
tern to Kansas City and from ther
south on the Kansas City Southern
Mr.. Yoran does not expect to /
gone from home more than week.
The Lake Shore railway introdi
ed a decided novelty in its IS no,