Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-11-27

| r5---- JO1I1l w lLLlJdL dllu JUG Lay
were Dubuque visitors on Monday.
Mrs. Louis Hintz and Miss Ne
Armistead were Dubuque visitors {
Saturday.
Miss Sadie Griffin left Thursd;
afternoon for minneapolis, for vi
it with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. William
went to Chicago Friday afternoon f
a few days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. K. Lennon wei
guests OF Mrs. Lemmon's brother
Waterloo few days the first of th
week. 5 6@.
Mrs. L. E. Jackson went to II
dependence Friday afternoon, whe1
she will be the guest over Sunday
her parents.
Charles Bunker returned fro
Decatur, Illinois, Friday night. Nj
Bunker was called there by the deaf
of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Ball of Dels
ware leave tomorrow for Hammond
Louisiana, where they will spend tn
winter months.
| Ross Conklin and family of Water
100 were guests of Mr.. Conklin's pal
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D., M. Conklin, tn
first of the week. -.
Otis and Clement Stone of Clar
on spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs
David NJ. Conklin, leaving for thei
home the first Of this week.
Mrs. Harry Roe and children ans
Mrs. Eta Coon left Wednesday morn
Ing for Des Moines, where they have
oeen the guests Of relatives and
friends.
go Less than one month until Christ.
mas. Shoppers will confer a lasting
favor upon the clerks of the Manches
ter stores by doing their Chris tmas
shopping early.
Ralph Dunham left last week for
MS home in Clarke, South Dakota,
after spending a few days with his
mother, Mrs. Abner Dunham, and sis,
Ter, Miss Edith.
Mrs. J. F. Long left Monday
morning for Frrmghar, Iowa, at which
place she will visit with her daugh-
er until after the holidays. From
Erimghar she will go to Redfield,
south Dakota, for visit with relativ-
IS. sa
Mr.. and Mrs G. D. Oakley, who
lave resided a few miles southeast
# this city for many years, have pur-
'hased the John Gowan farm, north
If Edgewood, and will take possess
on Of same the latter part Of this
week. ~. t
Ross Sites, who recently sold his
arm in Prairie township to ; Bert
)urey, left last week for New York |
tate, looking up lan5 prospects. Mr..
Sites contemplates a move to OWego,
Togo county, where they intend to
make their future home.
The management of the Manches-
er Cooperative Creamery company
SIX The Democrat to announce to
heir patrons that the creamery will
e closed on Thanksgiving day, and |
hat all cream and milk should be |
ent to the plant the day before.
Mrs. L. A. Wood and Mrs. Ada |
RUSSELL entertained on Wednesday
fternoon, at the formers home on
Jay street. the Ladies' Aid society
# the Baptist church, and number
# neighbors and friends. A most
enjoyable afternoon was spent BY
hose present. j,
u. H. Allen of Anamosa arrived
n the city Saturday morning for "a
rief visit. Mr.. Allen conducted the
lothing store on the corner of Main
nd Franklin streets for many years.
ince leaving Manchester about four
ears ago, he has been conducting a
otel in Anamosa.
Miss Bertha Schroeder of Gutten-
erg arrived in Manchester Thursday
fternoon, and resumed her duties as
eacher of the Eighth grade in the
ity schools on Monday. Miss Chase,
tho has been teaching during Miss
chroeder's absence, has returned to
er home at Cedar Falls.
Mrs. H. ]. Schweitert of Chicago
J a guest of her sister, Mrs: Jay
ewis, arriving here on Wednesday
fternoon. Mr.. Schweitert accompani-
his wife to this place, going from
ere to FIT. Dodge, Omaha and Sioux
alls, on business connected with the
linois Central Railroad company.
The adjourned meeting of the
ity council, called for last Friday
vening was adjourned again until
riday evening Of this week. It is
ute probable that the Main street
aVing proposition will come up for
nal decision. A large number of
ills are also to be acted upon at the
leeting. ~
&C. H. True is spending a week
the State Agricultural college at
mes, for the purpose of getting in
} closer touch with certain lines Of
work preparatory to TAX
lg up the position assigned him by
le College Extension Department in
onnection with Farmers Institutes
nd Short Courses that are to be
eld in various parts of the state dur
lg the coming winter.-Edgewood
ournal.
The second number of the lee
Ire course will be given on Monday
vening, December 2, by the Four Art
IT'S company. The company consists
Mr.. Kickbush, baritone; Clara
Larie Len. pianist; Jacob Reuter-, VIC.
mist; and Miss Klare NJ. Devine,
oprano. Tickets will be on sale at
mith's drug store on next Friday.
he price of tickets for the remand
r of season will be s1.00 for adults
nd 60 cents for children.
"A. e. Dunlap of Hazel Green
ownship will move his family to
Manchester some time during the first
'eek of December Mr.. Dunlap was
ecently elected to the office of re-
order, and will assume his duties in
hat office on January 1st. Mr.. and |
Irs. Dunlap will be cordially welcom-
d to a home in the city. Mr.. Dun
ap has chosen as deputy in his Of
Ice Miss Edna French, who has been
in the real estate office
+ F.'\E. Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Funk and
aughter, Miss Viola Funk, who have
cen residing at Siebert, Colorado,
or some time, have decided to come
ack to Iowa. Mr.. Funk was former
y in the employ of P, F. Madden, Of |
his city. He has accepted position |
With one of the large business con-