Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-20
I'M. F. Leroy is a business visitor

so Thursday for several days visit.
Mrs. A. j. Andrews and Miss Ruth
Gray are Chicago visitors this week.
-Mesdames R. D. Graham and C.
L. Clemans were Dubuque visitors Err
day.
Jos. Winstofer left today for
Lewiston. Montana, on business
trip.
-Mrs and Mrs. Oscar Dorman were
guests of relatives in Edgewood last
week.
III. c. Smith departed today on a
business trip at points in North Da.
kota.
Miss 1lene Thorpe who attends
school at Cedar Falls spent Sunday
at home.
Jesse >Nye is at home from
Omaha for several days visit with
relatives.
Carl Rabenau returned to Monti-
cello Saturday afternoon, after a
weeks visit here.
Mrs. H. F. Arnold and Miss Re-
becca Irwin were Cedar Rapids visit
ors Friday and Saturday.
III. L. Ram was business visit
or in Aberdeen, South Dakota, the
latter part of last week.
Percy Strickland left for Cedar
Rapids Monday morning, where he is
TO complete business course.
Mrs. A. HOLSTER spent Sunday
in Beloit. Wisconsin, visiting her hus-
oand, A. HOLSTER. and son Lawrence.
Gildner Brothers call attention to
overcoats in their advertisement this
week. Read what they have to
say.
Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence left last
week for Cedar Rapids, where she is
to spend several weeks visiting with
friends.
IT. H. Evers and daughter, Miss
Mary Evers, leave today for Aber-
deem, South Dakota, for several
days visit.
DIR. Edna Northey of Portland,
Oregon, arrived Saturday morning for
several months visit at the James
Bishop home. -
Mrs. Jennie Russell departed on
Thursday morning for Lindsey, Cali
,ornia, where she Is to spend the win
ter months with friends.
e. j. Carpenter returned home
Monday morning from Presho, South
Dakota, where he has been for three
weeks looking after land interests.
Mrs. S. E. Flude,, who is cous-
in of p. s. Crosby of this city, re-
turned to her home at Knight Ferry,
California. after three weeks visit
mere.
Miss G. A. Wood, librarian at the
Manchester Public library, attended
meeting of the State Library asso-
cation held at Des Moines last
week.
The management of the Idle
Hour theatre are giving Saturday af
ernoon matinees at three O'Clock.
they furnish excellent motion pic
( u =
.ures and song hits.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Holbrook are re-
moving from their rooms over w.
N. Boynton's jewelry store into the
louse recently vacated by p, 3
Brewer on Franklin street
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Strickland and
on, Percy Strickland, were in Cedar
aapids Thursday. Mrs. Strickland re,
.urned home that evening, and Mr..
strickland end Percy going to Chi
ago, returning home on Saturday
tight.
Henry Keiser returned Thursday
evening from an extended trip to
lake View, Oregon, Mr.. Keiser went
here as representative to inyesti-
gate large tract OF land located
lear Lake View, which has been pur-
hased by number of Manchester
parties.
Mrs. A. B. Holbert and Miss
Gertrude Thomas of Greeley, accom-
panied by Mrs. H. A. Dittmer of this
.ity, left Wednesday morning fol
;attle Creek, Michigan. Mrs. Dit
ner and Miss Thomas are to remain
or a several weeks visit, Mrs. Hol
bert returning home this week.
N. F. Sullivan Of Dubuque was {
,uest Of relatives in the city owe
,unday. Mr.. Sullivan, who wa
oadmaster of the Dubuque division
l II the Illinois Central, is much i'm
proved in health and has had sever
II positions offered but as yet ha
lot decided as to which one to &C
cept.
Mrs. G. e. Gleason Of Waterlo
was. in the city last week. Mr.. an
Mrs. Gleason and daughter, Miss Ne
lie, expect to move to independence
bout the first of November. MI
ileason is to go on the road as ira,
sling salesman for the Prince-steepl
iano company of Chicago, afte
1is removal 10 Independence.
The Manchester Lumber Con
,any brought in change of adve
isement too late for this issue
which your attention is called to tn
act that they have removed the
{ looks from their office on the Yves
/ Side to their office on Main stree
from now on Mr.. Rabenau will be
personal charge of the city offic
/ | where accounts will be kept, pa