Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-10
--will .wafd:of Ryan was in town

| -wllls Ward of Ryan was in town
Monday.
C. H. Parker was in lndepend-
! ence Monday.
"A. Hollister was at home Sunday
from Chicago.
/ Stencil decoration Of the home
made easy. Sec Will chapel's add.
4 County ATTORNEY A. III. Cloud is
In Canton. South Dakota, on business,
Miss Eunice Eyestope visited at
J the home of her parents in Mount
/ Vernon Sunday.
J Mrs. s. w. Trenchard and Miss
A Leah Barry were in Iowa City the
first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. H. T. Smith are the
parents Of son, born to them Sat
urday. February 6, 1909. !.
| The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
i w. A. Cornell of Oneida, formerly Of
this city. is critically i'll.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sutton, who live near Delhi,
Thursday, February 4, 1909.
Jas. Dolphin Richard Berry. Tom
!, Hoolahan and Arthur Lyness of Ryan
were in Manchester Monday.
Mrs. c. L. Belknap of Detroit,
WISCONSIN, is visiting at the home Of
her. sister, Mrs. ]. ]. Pentony.
! j. w. Scott was in Albert
Lea last week, visiting at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. Austin Griffith.
Miss Agnes Gleason Of Peloit,
wisconsin, Is being entertained at
!, the home of her brother. c. E. Glea-
son. ,,s..ss. ,s....5
Mark Sheldon is at home from
Seneca, South Dakota, after an ex-
TENDED business trip of several
months.
&c. o. Noble returned Saturday
from several weeks visit and bust
/ ness trip through Nebraska and west
ern Iowa.
The board OF supervisors will not
convene again until the first Monday
III April, when routine business will
(, be transacted.
Miss Hattie May Goodrich of In
dependence was a guest of Miss nellie
Gleason Saturday. leaving that after-
noon for Cedar Falls.
"A party of Knights of Columbus
from Ryan ATTENDED a meeting Of
4 that order at Oelwein Sunday, going
' to that city via Manchester.
/, p. D. Joseph, county superintend-
| ent of schools, is in Des Moines this
week, in conference with John F..
Riggs, state superintendent of pub
lie instruction.
Mrs. Thomas Vausey and children
OF Geddes, South Dakota. arrived in
the city Monday, for a several weeks
visit at the home of the formers Sis
ter, Mrs. G. L. Adams.
i The Delaware County State bank
brought in change of advertisement
this week too late for publication.
!. The bank calls attention to its saving
account, and loan Accommodations.
James Rizer was called to La
mont Saturday, on account of the
, death of Mrs., Henry Rizer. who died
/ that morning. Mrs. Rizer had been
ill for some time and her death is
deeply regretted by her many friends
in Lamont. s = 49, ;-s-,
The three banks Of the city will
be closed Friday, February II. on ac-
/, count Of it being Lincolp's birthday,
and national holiday, SO authorized
by national and state governments.
The postoffice will close ct 10 o'clock
Friday morning, although She rural
routes will be supplied by their car
riers as usual. &
Rev. w. w. Smith, formerly field
Il Z
secretary for ,Lenox college, and well
, known in Manchester on account OF
his work in securing funds for an en-.
dowment for that college, has resign.
ed is position and will remove to
Hastings, Nebraska. where he will be
associated with a Presbyterian
school in that city.
WEI. Davis and daughter. Miss
! Nellie Davis, returned home / from
Chicago Friday night. where they had
consulted with surgeons at the North
western hospital In regard to Miss
Davis health. An operation was
not considered necessary at this time
and Miss Davis will receive medica
treatment from her physicans,in the
city for ear troubles.
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