Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-12-22
only three more days unit

Only three more days until
Christmas.
IL. s. sMaley was in Cedar Rapids
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Theodore Hatch was Wis
itor in Dubuque Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. /. L. Waters were
Dubuque visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Carr were
Dubuque visitors Thursday.
C. w. Miller has returned from
/ business trip to Montana.
-,Merten and Clarence Cox were
over Sunday visitors in Dubuque.
C. w. Henderson of coggon was
d business visitor in the city Monday.
Mrs. e. B. Stiles and Mrs. Jay
Lewis were visitors in Dubuque Fri
day.
The thermometer registered IL
degrees below zeio on saturday
morning.
miss Alice Walters and Miss
Rose Sullivan were Dubuque visitors
4 Monday.
Miss Bess Fleming of Marshall
town is visiting with relatives IN
the city.
&c. H. Parker and VIM. Hahesy
we're business visitors in Waterloo
Saturday.
Wade Brown Of Chicago was a
4 eves. of relatives In the city the
first of the week.
--Mesdames B. ]. Lawman and J.
II. Allen were guests of relatives IN
Independence last week.
Read what the Delaware County
State Bank has to say In a change
81 advertisement this week.
Mr.. Philip Wood of Strawberry
Point Is visiting his friend, Q. NJ.
Greenwood. here this week.
The roller skating rink will open
8 At the Central Opera house on Christ
mas afternoon and evening.
Rev. r. A. Barnes IVES attending
the Home Mission conference at Wat
+ erloo the latter part 81 last week.
Gildner Bros. talk about Inde-
structo trunks in their change OF adj
yertisement this week. Read the adi
Miss Ella Oliver. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Oliver is a
guest OF relatives in Earlville this
week.
Read what A. e. Peterson has to
I say in his change OF advertisement
this week in regard to Christmas can
dies and nuts.
DIR. II. A. Dittmer and NJ. F. LIE
Roy attended meeting of the Mod
ern National Reserve at Charles
City last week.
Miss Edna Cowles. who attends
Ellsworth college at Iowa Falls. was
an over Sunday visitor at the home
Of her parents.
--R. r.. Robinson leaves next Sun
z day for Texas on an extended busi
ness trip in the interests OF the Wood
men Of the World.
The stores Of the city are re
manning open after SIX o'clock this
week for the accommodation eoi
Christmas shoppers.
Regular assembly of E.am Council
No. ., r.. & s. NJ. will be held THU
"Wednesday evening. Election o
officers Will be held,
20. H.,sweeney Of Waterloo, dis
trict inspector of Patriarch's Nall
tant inspected Delaware Canton. No
3 on Monday evening.
"A regular meeting Of Mancheste
lodge. No 165. A. F. & A. NJ. will tt
hold ON Saturday evening. Decembe
rs, for the election Of officers.
Edward Middleton Of Alberta
Canada, IS visiting at the homo 9
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mid
dleton, on East Union street.
coun.y eek James Bishop Il
sued marriage license during tn
past week to Andrew Thompson. ag
&c, and MSS Katie Little. age es.
81 Miss Gail Bronson, who attend
school at Dubuque. Is spending he
holiday vacation at the home Of he
grandmother. Mrs. G. 3. Bronson.
The pubic schools OF the cit
closed friaay for a TWO weeks Y
cation. The pupils IN the srades
the Central school gave very Int
ssttng programs.
Cecil Adams, who ia reporters
N the Sioux City journal, is expected
drive hoMe this week 70 spel
Christmas at the hone OF his mot
or, Mrs w. l.. Adams.
Tho Jones Mill Grange held
special mseIins saturday atternos
10 the rooms over the A. H. Blake
Son dry -gooos store. Two cane
dates were Initiated at TINS meelin
W.. c. Beeman, engineer on q
Manchester 4 Oneiaa railway, b
been In Duuuque-the past wee
where he has been assisting IN Z
pairing the engine used on the loo
road
Miss Mildred Brown, who atten
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