Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-01-27

WeOWES0Avs JAN. ~ siSo9.
TWIN TOPICS.
Mrs. NJ. F. LEROY was in Dubuq,,
fhufsday. e =
~. W. Brazelton of Ryan was in
town Thursday.
III. F. Beyers of Edgewood was
In town Friday.
"A. c.. Philip was in Chicago last
week on business.
John Clark spent Sunday with
friends In Hopkinton.
Miss Emily Otis visited with
friends in Independence last week.
Gus Asrnd left Thursday night
for Minneamlis toelook after bridge.
business matters. s=e
Miss Bess and Miss Josephine
Thorpe were guests of friends at
Dyersville last week.
Miss Jessie Tyler visited with
friends at pyersville Wednesday and
Thursday. sof last week.
w. 3. Hefley OF Des aloines has
been employed by the News com
pany as hA9type obefatfr. -,
"A. Hs Cleveland has Purchased
the lunch rbom on Main street con,
Quoted Sy Bradley hdmunda y
~. r. tnman, superintendent Of
the public schools Of this city, was in
Chicago last week on business.
Earle v. Davis is at home from
Cedar Rapids for few days. Mr..
Davis attends the business college in
thtt city.
The North Manchester, Woman's
club will meet Friday. January 20.
At the home Of Mrs. VIM. Robins on
Union street.
Mrs, ]. F. jackson and children
--Ot Dubuque were visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Jackson's father, Edgar
Atwater. Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Matte Gilchrist of Ryan left
for frankfort. South Dakota, via this
city Thursday. to join her parents
who have removed to that place.
Charles Mead of wasta. South
Dakota, is visiting at the home of his
4 father. fChauncey Mead, and with his
brothers, WIN and Frank Mead
MIS- Sherman Harris of Doland,
South Dakota, and Mrs. George vii.
y llams Of Redfield.. South Dakota. are
in the city, visiting with friends.
The Ladies' Aid society of Sand
Creek will Meet with Mrs. Micheal
Barr, February a for dinner. Gentle
men are cordially invited to come t.
dinner. All are welcome.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles LamDman
u Cedar Rapids are In the city. Mr.
4 Lampman is a travelling representa-
tive Of the Guest Piano company OF
Cedar Rapids, and has northwestern
Iowa as his territory.
Miss Margaret Jones returned tt
Ames Thursday to resume her Studies
at the Iowa State college. The vaca
tioas at Ames are several days Longer
than those Of most colleges and thu
terms differently divided
The, misty. mostly weather o
last week was one OF trouble for tn,
= electric light wlresmap. The unpsua
danpness made the wires heavy caus
inRS them to Intervene themselves
causing breakages and entanglements
-LRev. e. w. McCord, of Marshall
town. pastor of prominent Presby
terian church in that city, was i
Manchester Thursday OF last weel
Rev. Mr.. McCord was at one tim
pastor of the. Methodist church q
Masonville.
There will be basket social a
Edward Blosch's on Friday evening
january % for the benefit of the Sar
Creek church. Ladies please brin
basket for two. All are cordially il
yited to come and enjoy the eyenin
OF socialbility.
,,Miss Hazel Huene and Mrs. Pea
Huene. Hickman arrived in. the cit
from Chicago Tuesday night. Mr.
Hickman. returned to her home
Chicago Sunday. Miss Huene hi
been visiting her sisters. Mrs. He
man and Mrs. Langdon since the fir
Of December.
REV. j. e. Snowden of Ced;
Falls, the veteran Congregation
minister, was In town Friday afte
noon. Rev. Mr.. .snowden has col
pleted period of fifty years ministe
ial service. and an account of h
work has been given a promine
place. In the state papers the pa
week.
William Durey and family ha
removed to Waterloo. where he h
been appointed second foreman
the Illinois Cenral. Mr.. Durey fl
the vacancy caused by the promoti
Of CIV. Blazer, who succeeds Har
Sullivan as road supervisor. R
Cosley axes Mr.. Dureys place as $
i'm foreman in he 18th district Of I
Dubuque.
and Mrs. Burt Matthews w
in the city asst week. Mrs. Matthe
goins.to, shawapo Wisconsin to ms
,,,o,t x,,tL hor,l M rants Mr. "A