Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-08
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WEDNESDAY, MAR. $, 1s9

lives in Chicago.
Bert Hoag was in CHICO last
week on business.
Joe Hoag expects to go Chicago
the last Of the week.
Hon. j. w. Miles left onday morn
ing for Miles, Iowa, on business trip
MIR. and Mrs. TrgS Patton, of
Ehler, spent Sunday With friends in
this city.
A new lot of stst music has been
received at Moore Department store.
For prices see ne ad
j.. S. Jones .as called to Des Moines
last Wednesfy by the death of his
cousin, Rich.d Bromley.
Every householder in the county
will find matter to interest them in
Gregg .rWards new ad.
Go Clemens returned Friday morn
ing toCedar Rapids after visit with
frieDls and relatives in this city.
Hank Simmons, the hossman, re.
tuned on Thursday last after short
visit with his family at Chadron, Net.
Judge A. S. Blair went to Waterloo
Monday morning to open court. The
term. is expected to last about six
weeks.
The Racket Store change of ad was
received too late for publication this
week. 1t adyertises great reduction
in the price of shoes.
Miss Caroline Cameron, of Chicago,
arrived here last Wednesday evening
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cameron.
Stanley Clark left yesterday morn.
Ing for Redtield, S. ID. where he expects
to locate permanently. His wife will
follow him in few weeks.
The advertisement of the T. NJ,
Roberts Supply House, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, one of the largest mail order
houses appears in this issue.
MIR. and Mrs. James Robinson had
the misfortune to lose their week old
baby last Saturday. Interment took
place in the cemetery in this city on
Sunday.
The friends of Walter Richmond
VIII deeply regret to learn that he is ~
ing very low, at his home in this city,
with lung trouble and his recovery can
hardly be expected.
"A number of the members
of the Modern Woodmen of
this city went to Greeley last night to
assist the lodge there in. the Initiation
of several candidates.
we are sure that every reader of
the Democrat will enjoy the perusal
OF Mrs. Wilson's well written and in.
structive letter, among the Thousand
Isles" on said second page.
Clarence Chapel who has been in
Denver for several months arrived
home last Wednesday. After a short
visit with his parents here he will 20 10
Chicago to take course of vocal in.
4struction.
"A large and appreciatiye audience
.ssfeated Dr. p. Henson, of Chicago, at
the Central Opera House last Friday
evening to hear his lecture on "Fools.o
1T was the last and easily the best
number on the Y. NJ. G. A. lecture
course.
Fred Newton, an employee of G. S.
Lister, had the misfortune to have his
right arm broken last Monday He was
caring for his horse and, in removing the
blanket, it became frightened and struck
him on the arm, which caused the frac.
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Seeds and
daughters Ethel and Bertha arrived
home last Friday evening from Ham
mond, La, where Mrs. Seeds has been
for several weeks for the benefit of her
health. Her friends will deeply regret
to learn that her condition has not i'm.
proved and that she is lying very low
at her home in this city.
Letters addressed to the following
are unclaimed at the postofiice at Man.
chester Miss Wilder, Miss Alice
Denison, Miss Lille White, Mrs. Jane
Ballard, Mrs. jamie Brown, Mrs, Julia
s. Kelly, Mrs. Blanch Smith, w. j.
Austin, r. NJ. Beatty, G. E. Cornwell,
G. b. Davis, Luther Trip, E. A. Pat
terson, Scion X. Peters, Frank I.
Wilson.
Will Hutchinson left last Saturday
evening for Logansport, Ind, where he
Is having his bloodhounds trained. On
his return he will visit the dog show in
Chicago, in which his Brighton Joe will
be contestant for honors. This dog is
winning much fame for the Hawkeye
kennels. During the past few weeks he
has been awarded medals at the best
bench shows in America, among which
was first prize at Grand Rapids, Mich.
last week. Mrs. Hutchinson will join
her husband in Chicago the last of
this week.
MIR. John Hnussler. the son of Mr..
and Mrs. b. H4ussler, of this city, was
married yesterday afternoon, to Miss
Lena Ehlers, the daughter, of Mr.. Henry
Ehlers, of Ehlers, Iowa. The wedding
took place at the NJ. Z. parsonage in
Coggon, and the ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. Il. L. Gruwell. Mr..
and Mrs. Haussler after short trip,
will return to Monticello, which will
balm the course of few days. The
bride is unknown to most of our people,
but she is highly regarded by those who
are acquainted with her. The groom is
one of the industrious young men of
Monticello. He has excellent habits
and has many business traits which will
ensure him prosperity. Monticello Elk.