Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-03

p. 4lEAllsn Of a 1s4 ass ss,.sa
In Msnc&kter Saturday ands unday.
Mrs.s Is e.. -.:slAsndrswss .-rerprnsn
home Sunday from Prestige. Wiseon-
AIR. and Mrs. N Stowe aresthe
parents OF a son; b5rns Friday, Janu-
Dry 90 40 .. 3seiFsa.,,s y,
s.:'eis = = ~ = 1.
Mrs. Frank Whitney is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Myrtle Niles, a,
minneapolis.
This is Ground Hog Day. The
animal viii prosAbly get good view
Of iiimseh:sy sso.t: s.,':s;> :
The W. c. T. U. win meet with
Mrs, P. s. French Tharsday afternoon
q. $3.50 o'clockGas I'd, ;.a.ss ps,s. ~ .,r .,
Miss Nellie DasyItsii d daughter III
Mr. and Mrs. WI Davis. is-sin Chi
cago this week. - -
,-E. P. Fogg Of Mount Nafnpp. field
secretary for Cornell college, twas, in,
the city Thursday. si'. :ass ~. .
Mrs A. 3. Hoibert Of Greeley
was guest at the home Of Mrs. H
A Dittmer last week. /. ;...l,.,,x
Frank H. Whttneyds:i lin; the,west-
etn, part Of the. stats I On. Business,
looking after land interests. ~, 49,
George ;: Adams d Vas Vas at home last
week from Fayette. where he. attends
school at Upper Iowa university.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Hetherington
are parents OF a. daughter. born to
them Thursday. January 20. 1909.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durham, Of
Oneida are the parents Of baby
daughter. born Sunday Z, January g,
1909. s,,ss... b,
The evergreen trees which have
stood Tor half q century on, the prem
i<es of w. c. cawleyshave.shes cut.
down. !sssv.z n MD &. : ss,ss,,is s,,e.
MRS. w. 4: 4. Kgyss and dadshls
ter, Frances. Of Omaha are guests
at the home OF sl1sAnd- atrsssGs orge.
-. c.IWiiard Il west uhsn. mama
ger OF the telephone exchange in
that city was in town Monday on
BUSINESS
Mrs. sohas. Dorman andssd daughter
OF strawberry Point were: sguestsssat
the home oflDr. and Mrs. Oscar Dor
man last week.
Mr.. add Mrs. Fred J. Smith and
daughter Bernadine departed Friday
to visit relatives and friends at Sioux
City and other parts.
AIR. and Mrs. Edgar Meader. who
reside In ithis. city on the West Side.
are the patents of son. born Mon
dsy:; February !. 1909.
Miss iiiargaret Moore Of Wyom-
Ing. Illinois, arrived in the city Sat
ufdsy night fand on Monday morning
began her work in the High school.
Mrs. =. g. Dittmer and daughter
win arrive. home today from Chicago.
where they have visited at the home
OF Mrs. Dittmer's sister. Mrs. James
Hesg. IL
Mrs. sMaty Nethercutt was strick.
en- with i second attack of paralysis
last wedpt shay, and is seriously i'll
al; the hoae Of her daughter, Mrs.
D. r. You1g.s
The Young Ladies' Aid society OF
the Congregational church will serve
supper this "wednesday evening
lnSthe parisrs of the church to which
the public. ii invited.
"A. q, sReterson has redecorated
his grocery land china store. having
the walls Aapered and the ceiling
painted xSEjte. New electric ligh'
fixtures hssS been installed.
Miss Hfanche Durfiinger of Auro
"a has bell employed by A. H. Blak
Z Son al. CLERK in their dry good:
store. NH tDurflinger has been hs
Ing at Al ton for some time. i
Bert dis leaves this week 70
Jennings klahoma. where She ha|
purchased "a farm. Mr.. Wells ha
. been working with his uncle, Al
Wells, north Of Manchester, for
number ofsyears.