Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-17
L. Ram was in Waterloo Sat

JtOWu EodLuludy.
ID. F. Mulvehill of Masonsille was
| in town Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. L. Drew are in
Chicago this week.
Col. II. A. Allen Of Independence
was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Williams
were in Dubuque Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pcase were
in Strawberry Point thisweek.
IT. G. Hines was in Chicago last
week to attend the automobile show.
Capt. and Mrs. J.. F. Merry ar
rived home from Washington, D. c.,
Sunday.
Miss Verda Simpson and Miss
Thatcher visited with friends in Ryan
Sunday.
| Miss Jennie Lovelace Of Grundy
Center is visiting with relatives in
1.-THE city.
Miss Lucy O'Hagen of Masonville
was a guest of her sister, Miss Kate
O'Hagen. last week.
Miss Frances Lovelace is in Chi
cago, attending the exhibition made
| by wholesale milliners.
Roy Coultardt of Benton, Wiscoh7
sin, visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Allen last week.
Mrs. Frank Carpenter of Earlyills
visited at the home of her mother.
Mrs. Jane Rich, last week.
Miss Ellen Ball of, Mount Plsas-
ant, state inspector of the r. 3. G.
order, will be in the city Friday.
John Dolphin of Ryan was in the
city Saturday, going to Dubuque that
Afternoon, where he spent Sunday
Mrs. Frank Eedgwick of Independ-
ence visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. W.. sedgwick the past few
~. G. Schaum of Oelwein was in
town last week on business. Mr..
schaum was formerly resident of
Manchester.
Ben Sheldon adyertises in The
democrat public sale to be held at
his farm east Of this city Tuesday.
February 90.
Joe Nye left Saturday night for
Lincoln, Nebraska, where he haa &C.
copied position with hardware
Wholesale house.
james Hood OF Oneida is acting
as engineer on The Manchester &
Oneida railway, during the absence
of w. G. Beeman.
/ Miss Lillian Dittmer of Colesburg
III. a guest of Mrs. Jennie Reynolds,
and attending the Short course now
in session in this city.
Miss Vira Collinge was at home
4 from Winthrop Saturday and Sunday;
Miss Collinge teaches in the public
schools of that place.
Garry Thorpe left Saturday night
for Rollins, Wyoming, where he will
work in the offices of the Union Pa
cific railway in that place.
Bert Russell advertises a public
sale to be held on his farm IL
miles east of Manchester on Wednes-
a|:day, February "a. Read s:his public
|sale notice.
Moving pictures every evening and
lb,aturday matinee. Admission -
cents and S cents. Stay as long as
lyou wish. For this weeks program
I see ad in another column.
Mrs. j. A. Strickland is at home
from Chicago, where she has been
[receiving treatment in one of the
hospitals in that city. Mrs. Strict
Il land is much improved in health.
DR.. T. E. Fleming of this city and
j. w. Bissell of Waterloo were amone
the speakers at the banquet given by
the mems club of the Charles City
Methodist Episcopal church last
,I week.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
!. Alex Robinson is at Finley hispita1
in Dubuque, where she underwent ar
: operation for appendicitis On Thurs
J! day. Her condition is improving tc
D the satisfaction of her attendants ant
hi friends.
1t is said the way tosa mans
y heart is through his stomach. Ever,
n young lady in Manchester apd Della
ware county should attend the do
h mestic science class, in connection
with the Northeastern Iowa Shor
course now being held in Manches
e ter.
IT, Mrs John Brayton is at Finle.
d hospital in Dubuque, where an opera
/ zion was performed upon her TO
appendicitis Hast Thursday. Mr.. Bray
ton is with her, and on Sunday, he
- father, w. ]. Davis, visited her. Sh
Il d
: is getting along very nicely, and j
: rapidly improving
d The>eorn awarded premiums a
it, the Short Course will be sold a
auction in the Court House next sa
urday afternoon. The sale will con
= mence at 1880 p. m. 1t is quite prol
% able that corn raised from seed ths
u that took premiums last year wi
7 be among the winners this year.
~
s Manchester seems to act as
magnet in drawing ex-crimina1 evan
elists. Two weeks ago Charles Kin
thank robber, solicited the privilege
= expounding the doctrines of Chris
7 ienity to the awful. wicked people I
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