Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03

sister MISS SADIE Irier, az the County
Poor Farm.
Quo Vadis is to be heard here this
week Friday evening at the Central
Opera House.
Hunt Armstead left Monday for
Cedar Rapids, where he will attend
Business College.
Reuben Hockaday returned Mon
day to Cedar Rapids after short visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. j. T. Jackson came out last
Thursday morning from Dubuque for q
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Gertrude Pratt spent the lat
ter part of last week at the home of her
sister Mrs. jackson, in Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. E. E. Andrews, nee Nellie
Hogan, Marshalltown, was in the city
over the Sabbath visiting with her par
ents.
-Mesdames Serepts Young and F.
X. Gregg were In Cedar Rapids Mon
day attending the See dar Rabbits car
nival.
The regular meeting of Nazareth
Commandery No. 80 X. 7. will be held
this Wednesday evening. All members
should be present.
Miss Gertrude Anderson was q
passenger last Thursday morning for
Dubuque, where she remained for q few
days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Harris and
Miss Porteous have issued Invitations
for two evenings at cards, Tuesday
and Friday evenings of this week.
The local lodge of Knights Pythias
has work in the Second next Monday
evening and it is requested that all
members be present on that night.
The dance given after Thursday
evenings play was we'll att ended, there
being seventy five couples dancing be.
sides large number of spectators.
MIR. and Mrs. Dixson of the Clar-
ence House, and daughter, Mrs. Bur
dick, of DEBORAH, attended the Carnival
at Cedar Rapids the first of this week.
The regular meeting of Manchester
Lodge No. 1855 A. M. and A. F. will be
held on Saturday evening, October 9Th.
The attendance of all members is de-
sired,
Miss Alice Eaton departed last Sat-
urday for Des Moines where she will
make visit of some four or five weeks
with her brothers, Professors L. G. and
Ernest Eaton.
The organ vote for the past week
shows total of 23,73O. divided as fol-
lows, NJ. W. A. Manchester, 12026;
I.uthern church, Dundee, 1917; Y. NJ.
G. A., Manchester, 1887.
Mrs. A. A. Deckert, wife of the
manager of Harger & Blish's store in
this city, visited with her husband the
latter part of last week, returning to
her Dubuque home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Work visited
over last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chss. Staehle in Earlville. And there
by hangs a tale which Will can tell on
station agents, We presume, in general.
The Misses Josephine and Matte
Meis, of Dyersville, arrived last week
for visit in the T. I. Denkhoff home,
Miss Matte returning Vr.asy-sod Miss
Josephine remaining through this week
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Halter, Farley,
were visiting friends in Manchester last
week, coming in Thursday morning
and attending the Fair on the big day
They were guests in the Tucker home
on Howard street.
Mrs. DIR. Meis and Mrs. Grisw0ld,
Dell Rapids, South Dakota, who have
been guests in the T. F. Denkhoff home
here for soma time, visited from Friday
until Tuesday with Dyersville relatives
They will return today to their homes.
| Justice Pearse's office was the scene
of another Esrlville wedding last weel
Thursday, VIM. Tinkey and Mis-
Nellie Davey being the happy couple
The Justice seems to be generally pop
ular with our county brides and grooms
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anders ar
busy getting settled in their pretty ne,
home ON Main street. The cottage is
gem built with every convenience, an
Mr.. and Mrs. Anders will be very plea
antly situated when they have linislle
, the moving process.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Il. Farwell hay
been entertaining q cousin, Mrs. Rel
wick, of Britt, the past week. Mr.
Armstrong, of Greeley, was also q guel
in the same home from Thursday unit
Saturday last. Mrs. Farwell and Mr.
: Renwick visited III Greeley over Sunda
Marriage licenses issued the pa
week 10 j. H. Hamper and Carolir
Nagel, Melvin j. Fober, and Dora \
. Coffin, both of Manchester, Bert Powe
Esrlville, and Luella Garner, Earle!
and VIM. Tinkey and Nellie Dave
y both of Earlyille. The one marke
"Don't PUBLISH is not mentioned il
our list.
~ Mics Elva Durham has return,
. after pleasant eastern trip touchil
J. Chicago, Baltimore and Washington.
y the latter of which places she visit
70 with her sister, Miss Edith. She CO
s. ried with her q letter of introducti'
e, from Speaker Henderson to several ea'
It ern hospitals and through her visits
these institutions she has gained mu
n valuable knowledge along the lines
1T her chosen vocation, that o. nurse.
j. b. Barber has sold his restaura
n. business to Irving Newcomb, possessi
h to be given the 10Th of this month. \
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