Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-22
Miss Lizzie Hruby spent Sunday

his family and other friends in this
city.
"A few days more and then spring
work on the farm will commence il
earnest.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Terrill return
ed home from Des Moines yesterday
morning.
DIR. and Mrs. p. E. Triem went tt
Chicago Monday morning for a few
days visit.
Hogan Bros. shipped six carload Of
cattle Monday from this county tt
Crawford, Neb.
Hon. w. Fl. Norris was in attend
ance upon the district court at Marion
the first of this week.
Mrs. w. E. Lawrence who is attend
ing the Moody Institute in Chicago, wat
in this city part of last week.
Webb Lampman went to Dyers
vile Monday on business in connection
with Manchester Steam Laundry.
The eleven year old son of d. H
Young is improving from his recent
attack of congestion of the lungs.
Miss Jennie Grass6eld came ul
from Marion Saturday evening for 9
few days visit with relatives here.
Miss Nellie Fober left yesterday fol
Cherokee where she goes to accept q
position as teacher in the schools.
w. d. Hoyt and family now occupy
their new home on Union street, one of
the prettiest residences in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Messerli are re.
joicing over the arrival of boy baby at
their home in this city last Thursday.
Clarence Chapel left for Chicago
last Saturday night, where he goes to
take a course OF instruction in vocal
music.
"A baby girl brightens the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Packer, who reside
near Spring Branch. 1t was born last
Friday.
Garfield Knickerbocker, of Water.
loo, is visiting his grandfather and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Emerson.
Miss Fac Ford who is attending
the State University at Iowa City is ex-
pected home this evening for q short
vacation.
Mrs. L. M. johnson, who has been
the guest of relatives here for the past
two week, returns this evening to her
home in Storm Lake.
The residence property, owned by
Miss Mae Denton just north of the high
school building is offered for rent by
notice in another column.
Senator and Mrs. Cal Clark sailed
from San Francisco, CAL, last Monday
for Hawaii, where they will spend q
month in rest and recuperation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Bronson
8O3 Franklin street, entertained at cards
Thursday evening last. Four tables
were filled for six-handed euchre.
Marriage licenses were issued from
the clerks office during the past week
to " alter E. File and Bertha Brake,
Andrew S. Hart and Lizzie r. Allen
Miss Grace j Crimson returned Thurs
day evening to Chicago, where she is
attending the Chicago Art Institute
She was here to attend the Hart-Apen
nuptials. ~
Mrs. Paul Lippert, of Dyersville,
visited with friends here last week, re.
turning home Monday morning. While
here she was guest at the home of
Miss Jennie Lsnghammer.
Miss Mae Denton will leave next
week for Pennsylvania to resume her
studies in music, under the instruction
of her former teacher while she was a
student at Sinsinawa Mound seminary.
The report of the Spring Branch
creamery for February shows that it'll
ceived during the month 284,604 lbs. OF
milk, for which it paid an average of
IS cents per hundred. The average test
was 1856.
Frank Supple, who will be we'll
remembered here as being resident of
this city at one time, was renewing old
acquaintances here yesterday. He is
now employed in dry goods house in
Dubuque.
Thomas Given, while engaged in
trimming the limbs of q tree last Satur.
day fell to the ground, distance of
thirty feet. Quite severe shaking up
was experienced, but fortunately no
bones were broken.
Miss Batemsn, of Cherokee who il
to have charge of the millinery depart
ment of Clark & Lawrence's store this
season is now in Chicago purchasing 6
stock and receiving instructions in new
designs. She is expected here the lattel
part of this week.
Letters addressed to Miss Lille
Bsteman, Mesdames Elisha Badger
F. A. Clark, Dan Fagin, Messrs E. F
Waite, VIM. Bryant, John Carroll, ]. G.
Reed, Jim Norris, H. w. Zearer, ant
j. F. johnson (foreign) ARE adver'
tbs I'D as unclaimed at this post office.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hart gave a re
ception last Thursday evening at tn
home of the brides parents. Mr.. an,
Mrs. ID. B. Allen, in honor of the boar,
of education and the teachers of thi
city. The guests were received be
tween the hours of eight and ten, dul
ing which time dainty refreshment
were served.
Alton Durham, George Malve1
Clyde Elder and John Ray of Co. E
49th Iowa have received their discharg
from the army and will be home in til
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