Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-01-03
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-B. F. Miles and Miss Miles were
over night visitors at independence
last Wednesday.
DR.. S. L. Seeley, of waverly, spent
Sunday at in this city.
-J.H. Cramer, of Strawberry Point,
had business in the city Friday.
Roland Toor od came up from
Dyersville to spe a Sunday with his
mother In this city.
Miss Maud Miller went to Mt. Yer
non yesterday morning, where she will
enter Cornell College.
-Floy Cooley left yesterday morning
for Mt. Vernon, where she will attend
school the winter term.
Mrs. L. q. Dittmer is enjoying q
visit from her mother, E. G. Bell, whose
home is at Morning Sun.
Miss Percil Heune returned Mon
day evening to Cedar Falls after visit
with relatives In the city.
Midnight services led by Rev. H.
o. Pratt were held In the Methodist
church last Sunday evening.
Ed Grassfield, of the firm of Grass
field Bros. was at his former home in
Marion the first of the week.
WIN Dick and Clarence Copeland
returned to Chicago yesterday morning
where they are attending school.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman, of Dubuque
spent New Years in this city with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Conger.
Frank johnson came home from
Chicago last week to spend his holiday
vacation with his parents In this city.
Bert Matthews returned to his
studies at Cornell Monday morning at.
ter visit with his parents In this city.
-Chas. Miller, of Littleton, visited
friends and relatives here last week
returning to his home Monday morn
ling.
Miss Myrtle Whitney has entered
st. Luke's Hospital at Cedar Rapids for
the purpose of becoming trained
nurse.
DIR. Chss. Dormsn. of Dell Rapids
South Dakota, visited here last week
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. q. w.
Dorman.
There will be q meeting of the Della.
ware County Agricultural society next
Monday at 10 q. m. in the Court house
in this city.
Phillip Heisermsn, of Golden, &C.
companied by his brother Gotlieb, of
Ryan, were transscting business in the
city yesterday.
"A. o. Cowles, of Othello, Minnu in
visiting with his cousin, E. S. Cowles,
of Campton. We acknowledge an
agreeable call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ensley Frentress who
reside in Honey Creek to wnshlp are the
parents of boy baby born Tuesday
night of last week.
Mrs. j. M. Pearse is in Peoria, LII
nois, sitting her daughter, Mrs. Alba
Bennett-Snyder. She is expected home
the latter part of this week.
-Anders s. Phillip of the y entral
Pharmacy, advise that you start the
the New Year right and keep booke.
They have the books for you.
Mrs. r. W. Fishel left last Satur-
day morning for McGregor where they
were called by the serious illness of Mrs
Fishel's sister who resides at that place
The ice harvest began in earnest
the first of the week. Geo. Slack is
busily engaged filling the new cold
storage plants ice houses. The ice is of
an excellent clear quality and about
fourteen inches thick. n.
/ ID. b. Allen arrived home the first
of the week from Freeport, Illinois,
where he and Mrs. Allen visited last
week with their daughter, Mrs. Lizzie
Allen-Hart Mrs. Allen will prolone
her visit another week.
L. T. Eaton departed yesterday for
Des Moines where he has position as
instructor of English and Literature in
Highland Park College. He is well
qualified for the position and his friend'
! here predict success for him
-Marriage licenses were issued du
. ing the past week to-George NJ Mer
win and Norma q. Butterfield, M. Ear
Hutson and Marguerite r. Lawrence
{ Milton II. Macarthur and Daisy R
9 Kirkwood, Elmer b. Gould and Clara G
+ Pitcher, Burt E. Joslln and Blanch Eff,
Q Trsver, and William Holdren and An
d ME Curry.
L The mems meeting in the Y. NJ. {
A. rooms last Sunday afternoon wa
postponed until next Sunday on accoun
n of the funeral of D. Grange. NJ. F. L
It Roy will lead the meeting next Sunday
It the subject, "Looking Backward an
Il Forward Music will be furnished
1t q male quartet composed of Harxy To-
good, II. L. Ram, Clarence Chapel an
= E. B. Stiles.
lie "A G. Luense, who has been in tt
H. employ of the Illinois Central at tn
ss place for the past year or more, hi
,e secured employment with the G. G. v
TX ct DYersville, to which place he depar
ed with his family on Tuesday of Ia
. week. Mr.Luense is q good citize
- an honorable and upright man, an
- the Democrat wishes him and his gu
- cess and prosperity in their new hon
he Letters received here from A.
m. Sherwood, who with his wife and M
N Effie Cornish are at Hammond, Loni
ana, indicate that they are not havi
or. summer weather there. He Gays he
to wearing his winter clothing and is 81
fortoh1v oO1I nd Tint ;c Al