Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-11-07
Miss Elizabeth Marschsl is visiting

Miss Elizabeth Mafschal Is VISITING
m Dubuque.
IF. Richardson was In Coggon OF
business last Friday.
-Chas. Hrnby is visiting friends and
transacting business in Lansing, Iowa
DIR. W.T.. King, president of Cor.
nell College, was in the city last week
Mrs. Henry Heckert, Red Oak, ID
being entertained at the home of hel
uncle, Hon. j. w. Miles.
Mrs. E.E. Farwell spent Saturday In
Dubuque. She was accompanied there
by Mrs. Lettie Andrews, of Golden.
Mrs. j. $. Triple departed last
week for Minneapolis, where she will
visit her daughter, Lottie Triple Haz-
ard.
Miss Maud Curfier, washington, D.
@. arrived in the city last Saturday and
is the guest of her friend, Miss Anna
Sias.
Y. NC A. Secretary Patty took
charge ofthe big Y. NJ. @. meeting at
Independence Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Patty accompanied him to that city.
Mrs. NJ. II. Anders, the mother of
F. K. Anders, returned the first of last
week to her home in Oelwein after q
visit with her son and wife In this city.
Willard Coltman, who acts as the
inquisitive member on the News force,
visited from Saturday of last week to
this Monday with an aunt in Ayrshire,
Iowa.
Mrs. s. E. Taylor departed Monday
for her'.home ins7Evanston, Illinois,
after visit here in the home of her
husbands parents Rev. and Mrs. G. IL.
Taylor.
Mrs, Koppack returned Saturday
to her home in Armour, South Dakota
after her visit of two weeks here with
her sister, Mrs. Trenchard and other
relatives.
The Catholic ladies served an APP
petizing supper at the j. G. Rooney
home last week Tuesday evening, and
something like S65 was netted to the
credit of the society.
w. F. Dove and family departed
for Marion last week with the intention
of again making that their home. Mr..
and Mrs. Dove have many friends here
who are regretting their removal.
-Messrs Ed. and Peter Grassfeld &C
companisd by the Mesdames G., spent
last Sunday with their brother, John,
in Paris. They made the trip with team
and found the drive most enjoyable
one.
Mrs. W. G. Bale and daughters
were guests the latter part of last week
in the A. G. Phillip home on Howard
street. They we've en- route from their
home in Webster City to Galena, ILL.,,
where Mrs. Bales mother resides.
Lew Bloom departed last week for
Providence, Rhode Island, where he
joins troup playing the Keith circuit,
which circuit includes q number of the
larger eastern cities, Boston, New
York and Philadelphia being among
the appointments.
w. ID. Goodwin expects the first of
next week to move his barbering fur
niture and fixtures into the Tooxood
building recently purchased by e. N.
Wolcott. He is having the room fixed
with baths and will run three chairs,
and the shop under his management
promises to beideal-in every respect.
Letters addressed to Misses Lizzie,
Bailey, Anna Lynn, and Ella Messen-
ger; Mesdames Chas. Barnes and w.
H. Bull; and Messrs. j. E. Willentts,
VIM. Burns, F. NJ. Baker, Bernard
Ben Clark, Chas. Lyone,
Will Martin, Robert Harris, H. w.
Hager, Clarence O'Dell and j. Ander-
son, are advertised as unclaimed at the
post office.
The class of 1901, NJ. II. S. cele-
brated Hallow cen in royal manner at
the home of one of their number,
Frank Belknap, last week Wednesday
evening. The dignity of the naughty
seniors was carefully laid away on the
closet shelf and for this occasion, the
young people were nothing more than
happy, care free school mates. Appro-,
pirate refreshments and the usual Hal
low cen sports kept the interest una
bated until the epooks had long been
lad when the good nights were said
and the young folk wendell their ways
home with no fear of wizards or witches.
"A committee, consisting of Mes
danes Nollie Day, Martha Norris and
Lillian McEwen, of the local society
7. E. o., planned and neatly CARR I'd in
to execution an elaborate Hallow Fen
entertainment for last Wednesday ev-
ening, Only p. L. O's and the brothers
in law of the order, received the
strangely worded missive which read
that the invitation was cordially ex.
tended but the invited one must use his
discretionary powers to lind where he
WAS to spend the evening. However,
by the supper hour, the guests had all
at the pleasant Day home,
corner of Franklin and Union streets.
After being ushered through the dark
ened halls facing the flaming letters,
welcome" and shaking hands with q
lady friend of the gentlemen in attend
ance, one came into the beautifully
decorated parlor, where the witch and
sorceress. candles, japanese lanterns and
lent sombreness to the scene;
on thro' one passed to the dining.
room where the long table seating
twenty four wau quickly filed to its
full capacity. Before the lights were