Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-03-21
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Kline & Madden want to show
you their $500 ladies shoe.
Capt. j. F. Merry was out from
Dubuque Saturday on business.
&c. H. Day, of Dubuque, was tran
sacting business in the city Saturday.
Barr Bros. shipped four car loads
of young stock to Red Oak last week.
e. E. Morse spent Sunday at Ehler
with his daughter, Mrs. Frank Patton.
VIM. Woods and Elmer Cruise, of
Esrlville, were Manchester visitors Sat
arday.
-Thos. Cousins, of Earlville, was
guest at the home of F, X. Anders last
Saturday.
John Schultz, of Petersburgh was
among the welcome callers at this office
last Friday.
Mrs. b. II. Reynolds went to
w aterloo Monday morning for visit
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Becker, of this
city, are the parents Of baby boy born
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Griffen, of
Waterloo spent Sunday with the latters
parents In this city.
There will be q regular meeting
this Wednesday evening of Olive Branch
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Miss Juliette Pierce returned to
Cedar Falls Monday morning to resume
her studies at the State Normal.
j. H. Dennis, of Red Oak, visited
in this city part of last week. He was
guest at the home of j. w. Miles.
Mrs. c. E. worley, of Ryan, was q
visitor at the home of Miss Jennie
,Langhammer two days of last week.
Miss Agnes Warner left Monday
morning for Cedar Falls where she will
become student in the State Normal.
W. A. Abbotts sarsaparllla can be
had ct his drug store. He tells in his
advertisement why it should be used,
Peterson Bros. have made prepar-
alton for the lenten season as will be
seen BY referring to their announce
ment.
Mrs. Alkaline McEwen left last
week for Crystal Lake, Illinois, being
called there by the serious Illness of q
sister.
e. N. Carr attended the meeting Of
the Democratic State Central Com
mittee at Des Moineslast Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Pearl Pierce returned to Cedar
Falls the first part of the week to re-
sumo her duties as teacher in the State
Normal school.
Mrs. j. +. Johnston will entertain
the members of the Euchre Club at
her home on the west side next We'd
nesdsy afternoon.
Fifty one acres of the Dodson farm,
about half mile south of this city will
be sold at auction, on the premises on
Saturday, March 81.
Mrs. Frank Merriam, wife of State
Auditor Merriam, of Des Moines, visited
in this city last week. She was guest
at the home of Mrs. M. Beehler.
Miss Fac Ford is expected home
the last of the week from Iowa City
where she is student at the State Uni
versity. She will remain about week.
Robin Denton departed last week
for Winslow, Arkansas, for visit with
his brother, Harry Denton who re-
Gently purchased farm near that
place.
Miss Gertrude Gadsden, of Dyers-
Vile, was In Manchester last week on
business in connection with her duties
as secretary of the district Epworth
League.
Next weeks Democrat will contain
avery interesting letter. written by
Mrs. R. w. Terrill from Cairo, Egypt,
and descriptive of the land of the
Phsraohs.
Mrs. Hattie June-Stocks returned
to her home at Nashua last Saturday
after three weeks visit with friends
and relatives at her former. home in
Manchester.
Mics Grace Bird, of Nashua, spent
Sunday here with her friend, Miss Kate
Ford. Miss Bird is student at Cornell
College and was on her way home to
spend her spring vacation.
Miss Lillian Bateman, who has
been trimming for month past in the
pattern department of d. b. Fisk & Co.
of Chicago, will arrive Monday next, to
take charge of Clark & Lswrence's
millinery department.
Rev. c. A. Highfield departed last
Monday morning for his former home
In Waterman, Illinois He will remove
his family to Manchester next week
and will move into the house recently
occupied by Mrs. Margaret Holbert.
The following Cornell students are
at home to spend their spring vacation
The Misses Fannie Haeberle, Floy
Cooley, Alice Craig, Maud Graham
Kate Ford and Ruth Graham and
Messrs. Frank Merwin, Clarence Yorar
and Sthephen Edmunds.
The Greeley Home Press says; 9Th,
most handsome piece of furniture we
have ever seen 10 the hall clock cas-,
made by ]. Baker & Son. The case il
of solid walnut and is hand carved and
hand turned through. 1t stands ne arl,
six feet high and is beauty.
The Willing Workers Of the M. E
church assisted by others, have planne'
for unique entertainment and sale o
ornamental and useful articles on tn
evenings of March Both. at the home o
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