Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-12-13
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% ChSSelotu, Vi MdncneSuer, was the
guest of R. S. Huntington and family
the latter part of last week.
Ralph Bixby and Loren Platt came
up from Hopkinton Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving day at their re-
spective homes. They returned Mon
day.
MIR. and Mrs. John Coolidge, who
have been visiting here with Doc Cool
idge and family, returned to their home
in Manchester Tuesday.
The w. R. c. elected officers at their
meeting, Saturday, as follows: Presl.
dent, Alvira Newman; senior vice pres.
ident, Mrs. Garrison; junior vice-presi,
dent, Cynthie Robinson; chaplain, Jes-
sic Robinson; treasurer, Ellen Burgin;
secretary, Eva Rhines; conductor, Ida
Elliot; guard, Mrs Sevey; assistant
guard, Julia Hubbell; flagbearers, Mes
danes Carlton, Shower, Alcorn and
Hageman.
Married, at the home of the BRIDES
parents at Ryan, Iowa, Wednesday,
Mr.. V. j. Coolidge, of this place, to
Miss Maggie Benson, of Ryan. Mr..
Coolidge is young man of estimable
worth and stands well both in social
and business circles here. Miss Benson
is one of Ryan's cultured young ladies.
Their many friends both here and at
Ryan join in extending them congratu-
lations. The bride and groom arrived
here Wednesday evening-Journal.
EARLVILLE.
E. II. Russell called on friends here
Tuesday. Gene is as jolly as ever and
all were glad to zee him. He is still
in business at Nashua.
Robert Carly commenced work for
A. L. Prentice Monday.
w. r. Foster and family returned to
their home in Williams Thursday after
a ten days visit here.
Hubert Carr, of Manchester was a
business visitsr here Friday.
j. b. Swinburne returned Wednes-
day from a trip to st. Louis, Mo.
j. G. Nieman shipped carload of
horses Tuesday. Joe returned Friday
morning.
j. E. Davis, of Manchester, was in
town Thursday.
Henry Anderson, brother of Peter
Anderson who lives south of town, and
another friend left Wednesday for a
visit at their old home in Sweden. They
were to sail from Boston Saturday.
Mr.. Harris, of Trip, S. D., is visiting
Stephen Popham.
VIM. Hockaday was in town Tues.
day.
John Cruikshank has purchased the
hotel furniture and fixtures and leased
the hotel building. He will take pos
session Dec. 20 tn. and will run first
class hotel John thoroughly under
stands the business and will get the
patronage he deserves.
A. L. Beardslee was in town on bust
nest Wednesday.
Arthur LIE Fevre spent last week in
Chicago returning home Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Taylor spent last
week In Waterloo called there by the
illness of their daughter, Mrs. q. A..
Gillian.
Will Kuehnle returned from Mitchell,
Iowa, Saturday night.
The M. E. Church held supper
sociable at the home of j. B. Taylor
Wednesday evening.
The Delaware County Teachers AS
sociation was held here Saturday. A
large number of the educators of the
county were present.
Carl g. Countryman an elocutionist
and impersonator gave an entertoin.
ment in the Town Hall Saturday night
to small audience.
Charles Waughop of Manchester was
down the first of the week trying to
get class of students to take lessons
on the mandolin and guitar. Mr..
Waughop is the leader of the Dairy
City Mandolin Club anda good must.
clan.
L. T.Eaton remained over Sunday
visiting at L. e. Hersey's.
Mrs. Frank Zeitler returned from
Dubuque Tuesday.