Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-01-17

Blake s. Son say that they are hay-
ing another awful slaughter sale at the
Daylight store.
ID. F. Riddell y Co. are offering
their winter stock Of goods, in all lines
at reduced prices.
Mrs. Robert Kleeberger, of Aurelia,
la. is visiting in this city at the home
of G. w. Newcomb.
-Kalamity extends an invitation to
all who want tablets, envelopes ETC., to
"kindly kali" at the plumber store
Ira Cunningham has resigned his
clerksiip with Gregg s. Ward to accept
the position of local on the Press.
Mrs. C. w. Dorman was called to
Clarksville last week by the illness of
her daughter.in-law, Mrs. Losie Dor
man.
How to save money on the coal
and lumber you buy is explained in the
Manchester Lumber Co.'S. new adver-
tisement.
The Womans Home Missionary
Society of the NJ. E. church will meet
with Mrs. H. D. Pratt next Wednesday
at 2:3O p. m.
If you contemplate needing the
services of an artistic tailor, A. l.. Sew
ertson's new advertisement will be of
interest to you.
Anyone wishing to rent good
Delaware county farm will do well to
consult Jos. Hutchinson. See notice in
another column.
Rev. j. O'Meara announces that
there will be mass in the Catholic
church at Delhi at eleven o'clock Sun
day January 81.
Miss Emma Hutchinson had the
misfortune to fall and break her arm
yesterday morning. The fracture is
just above the left wrist.
Philip Pawley and Miss Annie s.
Cihlar, of New Market were married
last Wednesday at Shakopee, MINI.
They will make their future homo in
Manchester.
Miss Blanche Sherman, Miss Alice
Griffith, Geo. Griffith and Charles Sny-
der, of Greeley, came down last Friday
evening to attend the dance at the
Central Opera house.
Father O'Mera left last Monday
morning for Cedar Rapids, where he
expects to receive medical treatment.
He expects to go south for his health
before his return to Manchester.
We prophesy that Dolph Sherwood
will have some fishey stories to tell
when he returns from Southland. Our
prediction is based in part on certain
statements in his letter in another col
umn.
Rev. @. A. Highfeld, of Water
man, Ill.,, will preach in the Presbyter-
ian church on next Sunday morning
and evening. He comes to look over
the field here with view to the pastor
> ate Of this church.
a H. G. Haeberle, A. Hollister and
Geo. Hunt left Monday morning for
Minneapolis to attend the meeting Of
Northwestern Lumbermens' Associa-
tion. Mr.. Hollister will make bust
ness trip in northern Wisconsin before
his return home.
Letters addressed to Miss Anna
Flicker, Miss Ida NJ. Schuyler, Miss
Marguerite Myers(3l, Mrs. A. H. Smith
Mrs. Bently w. Sinclair, Mrs. Il. g
Sempf, Aulia Allen, Mr.. Wesley Suig
art, Mr.. L. NJ. Summer, Mr.. A. o. Stone
and Mr.. CT. Burner are advertised at
unclaimed at the post Office in this city
AT meeting of the stockholders
, of the Manchester Light, Heat ano
Power company last week the follow
ing officers were elected: M. F. Leroy
president; r. r. Robinson, vice
president; A. L. Beardslee, secretar!
!, and manager; and L. Matthews, treas
urer. Directors: M. F. LeRoy, R. r
Robinson, A. L. Beardslee, L. Matthews
. B. w. Jewell, NJ. Beehler, and A. Wolf
9 -Inspite of the threatening weather
9 a large crowd attended the entertain
@ ment of the Frank Howard Musica
9 Speciality Company at the City Hal
last Tuesday evening. The.company i
an unusually strong one and gave on
!. of the best entertainments given her
y in many years. Mr.. Martindale was a
+ usual the favorlte, however, ever,
= number on the program was repeated
q encored. Mr.. Baker made decide,
r. hit with his comic songs, being recalle
o eight times. The audience was hlghl
r. pleased and it is to be hoped that tn
"a company will again visit Manchester a
a an early day.