Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-11-07

WEDNESDAY, now, 1900
rELEPHoNE 1874.
Mrs. j. NJ. Coolidge spent Monday
In the city Of Dubuque.
VIM. Barr departed the first of the
week for Woonsocket, South Dakota.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Aldous visited
over Sunday with friends in Earlville.
w. H. schofeld and father Rev.
Scho6eld, are In New York this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Sherwood en-
tertalned the y. w. q. last week Friday
evening.
The Duplicate Whist Organization
met with Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Allen last
Monday evening.
Paul Trlem, of Coe College, was an
over Sunday visitor with his parents
DIR. and Mrs. p. E. Trlem.
Miss Hattie Garrison. of Cascade,
Is In the city. guest of her friend, Miss
Cooley at the Newcomb home.
Burton Hamblin, who has spent
the past two months in Dell Rapids
South Dakota has returned home.
Clyde Elder, who for the past three
months has been 81, soSjyop1Ripg in the far
! Nesk eeturned home last Saturday.
Miss Margaret Ward returned to
Cossou Monday sitter visit of week
with relatives and friends in this her
homS town. ~ ~
The Cofins Grove Ladies' Aid
Society will give an oyster supper We'd
nesdaF eSsaing, Nov. IA at the F. S.
Hafris rasi1snce in Collins Grove.
& But one marriage license has been
issusd from County Cle.k Paul's office
during the past week, VIM. Jewell and
Jennie r. Msyes were the applicants.
VIII Johnson returned to his home
10 Spokane, Washington, the first Of
the present week, after pleasant visit
with Manchester relatives and friends.
p. 8. Newton returned to his home
in Winnebago, Illinois, last week We'd
nesday after visit in the home of II.
z. Duffy. The gentlemen are distantly
related.
Edward Middleton, q member of
the Highland Park college stu lent
body, is spending the week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Middle.
ton Of Union street.
The family of Chas. Lavine, who
is an employe in the tailoring establish
ment OF ]. F. scharles, have removed
to this city from Dubuque. They ar
rived Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. 81. A. Granger and daughter,
Helen, have been welcomed back from
their extended Eastern visit; and from
the smile on H. AS. face we presume
happiness dwelleth under his roof again.
"A blue print picture of the yacht
Heaperus owned by Lawrence Bros.
and Geo. Amsden, is on exhibition
In the Lewis jewelry shop window.
The Hssperus is now sailing on the
Atlantic ocean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Acres will leave
this evening for Hammond, La, where
they will remain until about the goth Of |
next month when they will go to Florida |
to spend the winter. They expect to
return home June 1st.
Mr.. and Mis-. Vim. Wilson, Of North
Manchester, will soon take their de-.
parture for South Dakota, where they
will take up their residence. Before
going they will visit relatives and friends
in Hopkinton. and other neighboring
points.
John Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. /
8. Jones, who recently came home from
Ames, where he has been attending
college, i'll, 1t was feared with typhoid |
fever. is reported better. He is con-
sIdered out of danger, fact very graft
flying to his friends and to the many
friends of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Yoran pleasantly
entertained alta sumptuous six o'clock,
dinner last Saturday evening. Those
and enjoying the deltcacies of the repast |
the social hour following were; Messrs.
and Mechanics r. W. THRILL, Maj. Nor
rissey. Rev. H. o. Pratt. o. G. Clark, II.
G. Haebe-le and Miss Edith Clark.
"A series of club dances is now an
assured fact for the. coming season.
Five dances, the first on Thanksgiving
night, will be given in the X. p. hall
The music has not been decided Rpon
bnt will probably be credit to the Or
ganizers OF the new club. The men,
berahip will be limited to thirty couples.
The home of Mrs. F. Il. Paul was
the scene last Saturday afternoon of q
happy gathering of about fifty of her
friends. The ladies were invited to
athimble bee and the hour for their
arrival timed at half after twelve.
Those entertaining were Mesdames F.
H. Paul, T. s. Doty, N. NJ. Smith, G.
3. Smith and E. G. Livingstone.
The Conger Bank building, former
ny occupied by Capt. Merry as Illinois
Central headquarters is being remodel
ed and fitted for the lonsorial parlors of
A. Miller, who has beens sproprietUf Of
the bsrbering establishment under
the First National Bank. Mr.. Miller
Intends torun first class shop that
viii be modern In every particular.
The 'womans Home and Foreign
Mtssionery societies Of tie II. E..churrh
have arranged with DR.. H. o. Pratt for
two lectures to be given for the benefit
OF their respective missionary funds.
The dates have been,fixed for Novem-
bec 18th and December Bird. DR.. Pratt's
subject for the first evening will be
Personal "Reminiscences of Congress.