Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-28
Calvin Yoran went to Dyersville
Monday on business.

lawn Oran went TO Dyer6Vlile
Monday on business.
Sheriff r. w. Fishel transacted bust
ness in Ryan on Monday.
Mrs. j.. p Boggs is improving from
her recent serious illness.
Mrs. L. Bronson went to Chicago
the first of the week for short visit
Mrs. A. r. Loomis and Miss Dora
Leroy visited in Dubuque yesterday.
The Harmony Orchestra furnished
music for a dance at Ryan last Friday
night.
Max Beehler came home from Des-
Moines Saturday and remained until
Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Evans returned yester-
day morning after visit with relatives
in Dubuque.
Mrs. Chas. Wsughop went to Du-
buque last Monday evening for visit
with friends and relatives.
John v. Bush has been awarded q
patent on device originated by him.
self for traction wheels for vehicles.
County Treasurer Matthews en-
joyed visit over Sunday from his
father, W. w. Mathews, of Earlville.
Hon. j. w. Miles and daughter,
Idel, left last Saturday for visit with
relatives at their former home in Miles,
Ia.
Ben Smith, who is a student at the
State Normal at Cedar Falls, spent last
week at the home of his parents in this
city.
Rev. G. H. Helfield will arrive here
this week and enter upon his duties as
Pastor of the Presbyterian church next
Sunday.
There will be a meeting of the
Jones Mill Grange here next Saturday
morning at 10 8. m. Come with filled
baskets.
The Board of Supervisors and
Auditor Stetson were at the poor farm
on Monday taking an invoice of all the
property.
Orange Scovel and family, of Cog
gon, are moving their household effects
to this city where they will reside in
the future.
Hugh sproll and Leon Huey, two
young men of Watkins, N. Y, were
visiting their aunt, Mrs. David Waugh,
in this city last week.
-Harpist Livengood, of the Harmony
Orchestra, left Monday morning for
Davenport where he goes with view
of purchasing new harp.
Mr.. A. o. Ringsrud, of Elkpoint,
South Dakota, spent Sunday In this
city with his daughter, Mrs. Fred Ford.
He left Sunday evening for Chicago.
Brown, the furniture man, has just
received large addition to his stock,
which he wishes you to see and in
vites you to call at his store in Pythian
block.
Miss Clara Marshall and Miss Lena
Whitman arrived home Monday morn
ing from Dubuque where they visited
friends and relatives the past three
weeks.
Henry Welterlin has rented part of
the Clemans property just north of the
old Sherman House on Franklin street
and will erect thereon this spring a
carpenter shop. So
Miss Bessie E. Edmunds, who IT.
Gently graduated from the American
School of Osteopathy at Klrksville, has
located in Chicago where she will prac-
tice her profession.
"A series of three club dances is be-
ing arranged to begin IN the near flu
ture. They will be held at the Central
Opera House and will be continuance
of the dances held earlier in the season.
Earl Hutson came out from Dubu
que to spend Sunday with his parents
north of the city. He is now employed
as city solicitor for the Dubuque Times
and CLIQUE Journal and says he is
very we'll satisfied with his new posi-
ton,
Miss Florence Atwater entertained
the Sunshine club at her pleasant home
on Main street last Friday evening.
The evening was thoroughly pleasur-
able one, being made more 80 by the
charming hospitality extended by our
hostess. Sunshiners enjoy these extra
sessions.
Monday morning opened up with
bright sunny weather, fact that
promrted Sheriff Fishel to send all OF
his boarders on their way. Some OF
the tramps did not want to go but the
sheriff refused to board them any long
er at the county expense and the Jail
is now empty for the first time this
winter.
State Auditor Frank Merriam who
has been i'll with typhoid fever at San
francisco for several weeks has 80 fal
recovered as to be able to make jour
ney to New Mexico where he will re
main until he has fully recovered. il
was not thought advisable by his ply
sicians for him to reeurn to Iowa q
this time on account Of the cold wealth.
or. His friends will be glad to learn
that he is on fair road to recovery.
Last Monday morning at Ryan oc
Cured the marriage of E. G. Houston
and Miss Susie Beacon, both of Ryan
Both are among the best of RyaI
young people and their host of friend
wish them lifetime of happiness. rh,
bride is daughter of NJ. Beacon, AM
the groom is the junior member of tn
firm of Sheppard & Houston. Thu
newly married couple left Monda
morning for Chicago where they wi
spend their honeymoon.