Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-24
"A. j. Bruce is in Edgewood today

"A. ]. Bruce is in Edgewood today
on business.
Jay Barr was !. Ryan visitor
Thursday and Friday.
Charles Jordiaep was Cedar Rs-
pids visitor last week.
John Brayton of Ryan was Wis
iting with, relatives in town Friday.
Herbert Swan Of Independence
was in the city the first of the week.
Mrs. Harry Main of .Hopkinton
visited Mrs. H. T. Smith last week.
e. ]. Carpenter of Earlyille wa
"a guest Of relatives in town last
week.
Howard B. Miller Of Lincoln. Ne
braska, was in the city last week
on business.
Miss Gertrude Pierce of New
Hampton is guest Of her sister, Mrs
L. B. Boyce.
Miss Georgia zeitler of Earlville
spent Friday and Saturday in town
visiting friends.
Miss Hazel Huene is visiting in
Monticello, at the home of her broth
er, D. A. Huene.
y. B.. Sawyer left Sunday night
for San Francisco, and expects to re-
main in the west indefinitely.
Rev. T. E. Taylor of Independ-
ence was In the city Thursday, WIS.,
iting his mother, Mrs. C. E. Taylor.
r. L. Wheeless of Hopkinton is
planning to visit the west in the
near future, and will make his desta,
nation Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Miss nellie Sheldon is in Chicago.
leaving for that city Thursday. Miss
Sheldon intends to remain for sevel-
al months, as a guest Of friends.
"A. Funk of Edgewood was in
town last Wednesday, and called at
this office. Mr.. Funk is one Of the
old school democrats of the county,
and an ardent supporter of the party.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. D. Niles of st. Paul, Minnesota.
one day last week. Mrs. Niles was
fe rmer'y Miss Myrtle Whitney of this
city.
Al. Thorpe. jr., left Sunday night
for Rollins. Wyoming, where he will
enter the employ of the Union Pacific
railway, in the offices of a division
officer.
IF. c. Miller is visiting with
friends in the city and immediate vi
cinity. Mr.. Miller formerly was a
asident of this county, but for sever
al years has been living in Dakota.
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for $3.50. The regular price Of the
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is $500.
George A. Davis, H. w. Gray and
J. Fl. Tracy OF Fayette were in the
city Saturday, attending the sale Ct
prize corn, held in connection with
the short course which closed that af-
ternoon.
John R. Cook, special excursio
agent of the Milwaukee railway, was
in the city, last evening, as que 1T
ofS>his daughter, Mrs. E. 2. Brewer.
He returned to his home in West
Union this morning.
Mrs Mary Nethercutt is critically
III at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
|D. F. Young. Mrs. Nethercutt is past
eighty-eight years of age, and her
serious condition is much regretted
| By her many friends.
II. G. Lewis was an Edgewood Wis
itor last Wednesday, going there t
look up location for music store
He was running store there at the
time of the recent fire. the building
occupied by his stock being DESTROYED
The regular monthly meeting q
the woman's Home Missionary SO
ciety Of the NJ. E. church will BIZ
held on Wednesday, February 24ti
at the residence Of Mrs. J. H. Allen
A full attendance is requested.
BY order Of the Secretary
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