Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-15

| friends in Dubuque last week.
! Donald Abbott of Lamont is a
fguest of friends in town this week.
IS. Collard attended the Wapsie
Valley fair at Central City Friday.
IS. A. Steadman attended the Blu
chanan County Fair at independence
Friday.
Miss Dorothy Hockaday was the
guest of friends at Waterloo over
Sunday
Charles Ehler of Ames, Iowa, Is
visiting relatives and friends in
this city.
Miss Lizzie Mullen Of Earlville
was a guest of relatives in town
last week.
Editor ]. F. Davidson of the La
mont Leader was calling on frineds
in town Friday
See what Gildner Brothers have
ito say in their change of advertise
ment this week.
w. II. Norris returned from Ced-
ar Rapids Monday evening where he
had been ON business.
| ID. H. Finch left for Chicago Sat
Iurday morning where he will be for
several days on business.
The Globe hotel building is be-
ling remodeled and repainted both on
the exterior and interior.
The Manchester Advertisers can
Icelled their game with Dyersville on
Sunday on account of the rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schoenauer
and daughter left Monday morning
for, their home at Gutenberg.
a new cement sidewalk Is being
latd along the north side of the store
building occupied by j. Fl. Allen.
-Thos. Hines and Frank Keiser
leave this week for Seattle, >Wash-
ington, to take in the exposition. /
Edwin Davis left this morning
for Cedar Rapids where he is to en-
ter Coe college for the coming year.
William T,rttle returned to his
home at Grinnell after two weeks
visit at the home of Arthur Hutch.
inson.
Roy Hilton, who has been visit
Ing with friends in town for several
days returned to Cedar Rapids this
morning.
Kline & Wright call attention
to Red Gross shoe styles in this is
sue of The Democrat. See what
they have to say.
Misses Lillian Dittmer and Ma
lie Grimes of Cdesburg were in town
Today leaving for Mt. Vernon to
attend Cornell college.
"A. Miller is still unable to re-
same his duties in the barber shop
as the result of a fractured knee re-
ceived several weeks ago.
E j. Carpenter of Earlville was
in town Monday afternoon, leaving
that night for Doland, South Dakota,
to look after land interests.
The monthly report Of the con
dition of the First. National bank
will be found in another column in
this weeks issue of The Democrat. G
Considerable rain fell last even.
| Ing and was accompanied by consid-
cradle lightning and thunder. No
damage by lightning has been re-.
ported as yet.
Misses Mable Davis, Angie
Fierce, and Sue and Bess Fleming
lsf. Monday morning for Fayette
where they are to enter school for
the coming year.
"A card received by this office
from Mrs. Sarah Huftalen of Norwich
Iowa, formerly of Oneida, states that
she has a fine school and they like
the situation there very we'll
E b. Gildner left for points in
Montana last week for a three weeks
vacation trip. Mrs. Gildner has been
visiting at the home of relatives at
Algona, Iowa, the past few days.
The play entitled THE Irish Sem
ator' wild be given at the Central
Opera house on next Saturday even
ing, September 81. The play is a
comedy and full of laughter and fun
for all.
The show company playing "a
Stubborn Cinderella" passed through
the city Friday morning on their
way to Dubuque from Cedar Rapids
where they were to play in the Key
City that evening.
w. L Drew has change of ad
Ivertisement in this weeks issue OF
The Democrat calling attention tc
his millinery opening on Thursday
and Friday, September III and IL
Ses his advertisement.
!. County Auditor w. ]. Davis ant
son, Harry. returned from Written
II South Dakota, Friday morning where
they had been visiting for seyera
Iweeks at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
IL. NJ. Brayton, formerly Of Ryan.
II hudson Cummings of Tobias, Ne
braska, formerly of Delaware county
q was guest of old time friends her
/ last week. 1t had been TWENTY-FIVE,
e Iyears since Mr.. Cummings had patt
a visit to Delaware county friends.
al Lloyd v. Ballard visited wit
y Manchester friends several days las
e week. He will return to his home i
, ! Relnit Wis, Nhv NAV nf Victor Iows