Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-10
Joseph Hutchinson went to G

ture.
Joseph Hutchinson went to Chi
cago Monday on business.
ID. w. Clements of West Union
is IN the city on business.
Rev. w. H. Ensign is in Inde-
pendence today, attending a meet
ing of the presbytery. ''s II
"A dollar in trade, free to every
one. For particulars, read Gildner
Bros. ad in another column,
WI. Drew announces a new
line of rugs and carpets. Mr.. Drew's
assortment in patterns is very com
plete.
The flight of ducks to the north
began last week and local hunters
enjoyed few days of good shoot
ing.
Delhi voted to incorporate at
its toWn election held last Tuesday,
tbs vote standing So to 6 in favor
OF the question.
Sherman Harris left this after
noon for Aberdeen, South Dakota,
on a business trip, expecting to re-
main for several days.
The Manchester Lumber COM
pany calls attention to the opening
OF city office in the Steadman
building on Main street.
inspection will be held at the
Armory Friday evening of this week,
in charge of Major Martin. Capt.
Utley invites the attendance of
the public. -
II. p. Davis is loading his house,
hold goods into car this week and
viii ship same to Littleport, where
with his family, he will establish a
hume on farm near tat town.
Charles H. Parker, the feed man,
brought in a change of advertise
ment too late for publication in this
weeks issue. Remember to read
what he has to say say next week.
At the First Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning, the pastor will
preach on 1.-THE church's Human
Needs" and in the evening, "Fidel-
ity."
John Herney of St. Mary's, Kan
sas. and Frank Tierney of Deadwood,
South Dakota, arrived in the city
this morning to attend the funeral
os Mrs. Catharine ;Tierney, which is
10 pc held Thursday.
II. NJ. Gibson went to Waterloo
Monday night, where he addressed
the members of the Modern Nation
al Reserve lodge at that city. From
there he went to Chares City to at
tended meeting Of a similar char
acter.
DIR. Frank Gunsaulus, a noted di.
vine and lecturer, pastor of Central
church in Chicago, was suddenly
stricken with paralysis at Des Moines
Monday. DR.. Gunsaulus was to
have delivered lecture at Cedar
Falls last night, but was obliged to
return to his home in Chicago.
Fred Graham Of Waterloo, for
merly of Manchester, was sentenced
to year in the county Jail in Wa
terIoo Monday, in default of bono
of $500 to guarantee that he would
4 go TO work. Fred has been arrested
SO many times of late for mixing W
| in street fights, that the police were
obliged to rid themselves of his trout
lesome disposition.
The ladies of the United Breth
EN- church will serve supper at tn,
home of Cal Stimson Friday evening
March -. Supper consisting o
!, oysters, hot biscuits and honey, pick
els. cake and coffee. Served fror
5 o'clock until all are served. Pric
OF supper 25 cents. Proceeds to ar
ply on pastors salary. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
Il Mayor L. Matthews issues
notice of municipal election to til
) qualified electors of the city of Maj
chester for the regular biennial ele'
tion of mayor, assessor, treasure
two councilmen at large and on
councilman from each ward, to b
: held March 80.
!. III. j. Wilson of Portland, Or
It gon. formerly proprietor Of the Cla
d ense house in Manchester, is e
pecIed to arrive in the city tn
wednesday, evening for a few da.
q visit with his daughter, Mrs. H.
y Smith. Mr.. Wilson will leave I
T. New York City the latter part of Il
u week to purchase goods for fl
10 nishing house. of which he is hs
lie partner, the firm being known
s. Wilson & Potter.