Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-01-27
-Mrs. Sarah Bradley was at

=
loo Saturday.
Mrs. w. E. Lepley was in Du-
bMque Thursday.
20. Q. -Wellman of Arlington was
in town last week.
"A. B. Terrill had business in In
Monday.
w. B. Coltman of independence
was in town Sunday.
Mrs. ]. T. Hood of Oneida was in
town the 'rst of the week.
"A. ]. Pease was in Strawberry
Point Saturday and Sunday.
II. w. Sabin and Bernie Sabin
were at Cedar. Rapids Monday.
Harry Austin was in Waterloo
Friday and Saturday on business.
porn to Mr.. and Mrs. W. E, Rich
ards. daughter, Saturday January
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Ray R. Robinson was at home
from Cedar Rapids Saturday and Sun
day.
IF. L. Crosier, travelling passenger
agent for the Illinois Central was in
town Saturday.
viii Hogan of Aberdeen, South
Dakota. visited his parents in this
city over. Sunday.
b. Mrs. E. E. Brewer and Miss Cath
aIine and Master Paul visited at
West Union last week.
MIR, and Mrs. Roy l. Morse of
Strawberry Point were guests at the
A, A. Morse home Sunday.
Mrs. w. B. Coltman went to In
denpendense Friday morning for a
days visit with Mr.. Coltman.
Mrs. Bertha Harrington and
daughter of Strawberry Point visited
at the O. e. Huene home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Pemble Of
Crookston, Minnesota, are guests of
the formers father and sisters.
Mrs. A. Andrews left Monday
morning for Preshtigo, Wisconsin,
where she was called on account of
the illness of relative.
The young ladies aid society of
tLe First Congregational church will
serve supper in the church parlors
Friday evening, January 30.
Miss Dora Leroy is guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. A. Won Oven at Be-
Lett, Wisconsin, and Allen Leroy.
who attends the college in that city.
Rev. r. A. Barnes will go to Ep-
worth Thursday to participate in the
services at Epworth seminary, in OBJ
servance of the day of prayer for
.olleges.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Temper and
son of Waterloo were in the city last
week, as guests at he home of Mrs.
Lempers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
S. Lister. s
The Misses Nina Carhart, Eunioe
Eyestone and Hattie Anderson will
&c to Waterloo this afternoon to hear
Nine. Lillian Nordica. who is to appe:
q. the First Congregational church
tonight. R
Jos. Langhammer of Hagers Grove
Missouri, is visiting with relatives in
this city. Mr.. Langhammer called al
i The Democrat offices Monday, and
stated that he wass@ellF pleased with
conditions at Hagers Grove.
"A. D. Long went to Cedar Rapids
this, morning to attend meeting OF
the eonsistory which is being held
In that city this week. L. Matthews
w. E. Hoyt and Burton Clark viii
attend the meeting later in the week
-Gildner Brothers occupy promi
nent space in The Democrat thi.
week, and announce special SALE
OF mems and boys pants on Thurs
day afternoon, from 100 until 800
o'clock, at half price. The sale con
, tinues until February 2.
The law firm of Leach & O'Briel
at independence, composed of R. f
Leach and R. j. O'Brien, has dissoly
ed partnership. Mr.. O'Brien is al
torney for Buchanan county, and vii
= continue the law business, Mr.. Leac
intending to engage in other business
nj &C. w. Belknap leaves this mont
9 for Dentonio, Texas, town in tn
!. southwestern part of the Lone Sta
/ state. Mr.. BelRnap is interested
the Denton Land company, and e,
poets to remain in the west. He wi
!, be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Dial
Belknap.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Sumner {
r. Washington, d. c., are the parent
Is of daughter, born to them Sunda'
It'll January II, 1909.NIr. Sumner forme
Silly was a resident of Manchester, al
for several years lived in Waterlo
70 before being appointed page in Il
- House at Washington.
in The pavement down town w;
Is thoroughly washed and flushed So
,n| urday night by means of sever
ryl lengths of hose. The street COMM
,vI sioner and an assistant had Il
q. streets carefully cleaned before
ne o'clock, and the appearance Of t
business portion of the city was CO
y siderably improved.
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