Manchester Democrat., 1909-11-17

TOWN TOPICS.
a--J. G.. Ash WAS "a business vislto
in Edgewood Saturday.
rs "A. A. Mcintosh was business
visitor in Edgewood last week.
Mrs. A. D. Long was guest O
relatives in Earlville Saturday.
George Logan of Coggon wal
visiting relatives in town Friday.
II. B. -Hoag of Monticello was Wis
iting relatives in town Monday.
Mrs. Harry Wilson was an ovel
Sunday guest of friends in, Hopkin
ton.
Gal Martin leaves for Chicago
Thursday on several days business
trip.
Mrs. Il. Hubbell of Edgewood was
a. guest of relatives in town last
week.
Mrs. j. G. Roney was guest c
relatives and friends in Chicago last
week.
Mrs. Roy l. Morse and son were
guests of friends at independence
last week.
Read what Carhart G Nye have
say in their change of advertisement
this week.
Mrs. NJ F. Leroy was a guest at
"a the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Loom
y Ia In Fort Dodge last week.
se w. L. June and family departed
''s Monday for Dacoma, Oklahoma whel
they will make their future home.
The Delaware County State banl
brought in a change of advertisement
too late for publication this week.
s Mr.. and Mrs. John Cruise were
In Earlville Thursday in attendance
at the funeral services of Lot Gibbs.
Percy Strickland, who attend.
business college at Cedar Rapid
was an over Sunday visitor at home
u. b. Rutherford returned home
from Dubuque Saturday afternoon af
ter a several days visit with reli
tives.
Gildner Bros. talk about over
coats in their change of advertise
ment this week. Read what the,
have to say.
Miss Goldie Durey returned
Manchester Thursday from South D
kota, where she had been visiting 70
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Liste
were at Iowa City Saturday attend
Ing the football game between Anne.
Z and Iowa City.
"A dancing party was given al
the Pythian Castle on Friday evening
Z The music was furnished by Bill.
orchestra of Oelwein.
Rev. r. A. Barnes returned home
from Cedar Rapids Thursday morn
ing. where he had been in attendanc
at the Sunday meetings.
Il. B. and Jay Matthews return
ed home from independence Thurs
day afternoon, where they had bee
doing some civil engineer work.
N' The Misses Mildred and Irmt
al 0fa sDaRnauea spaats Sunday. il.
this city, guests at the home o.
their aunt, Mrs. A. L. Beardslee.
Mrs. B. B. Baxter Of Rochelle, II
linois. arrived in the city Monday ev-
Is ening for several days visit at tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Hyde.
Mrs. Anna Cotter and her gran,
daughter. Miss Wilma Scott, of Gri.
nell are visiting at the home of til
formers daughter, Mrs. E. M. Carr
John Mullan, who is employed b.
the Delaware County Telephone con
pany, is spending q vacation witt
friends and relatives at Rockford, l,
Nnois.
Married In Haste" will be pre-
sented at the Central Opera Hous
IN tomorrow CWeonesday) evening
Seats are now on sale at H. G. Smith
drug store.
Mrs John Batenian of Monticell
was guest Of Mrs. Geo. w. Lon
Friday. Mrs. Bateman departed o
the afternoon train for Waterloo t.
visit with friends for several days.
Frank Densmore, who has col
Quoted hardware store at Edge
wood for the past twenty-nine years
disposed of his building and stocl
of goods last week to John B. Norris
Of Strawberry Point. Mr.. Norris viii
cake possession on January l, 1910
One real estate transfer was re
corded at the county recorders of
dce during the past week as follows
Patrick NJ. Coleman and wife te
Patrick NJ. Mcdonald. Part of ses
ton 10. township 81. north range
Consideration, s2O10.
Mrs. Ernest Wheeler and chill
dren of Tacoma, Washington, whit
have been visiting at the home o
Mrs. j. F. Merry for the past sever
Al. days, departed Monday morning
lf'for Hampton for a visit with friends
after which they will return to Man
n chester.
y
81 ssa The National Grange began
ten days session in Des Moines las
Thursday. The following are tn
names of some from this yicinit
who have been in attendance: Judg
"A. s. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Sly