Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-11-28
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+--Eu Davis Is tiun JeTeu among our
sick this week.
viii Denton is in South Dakota on
cattle business.
Gregg u Ward advertise large
line of perfumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. &. Stiles are in
Chicago this week.
Miss Emily Martineau is among
the sick in our city.
-Mrs. r. L. Carpenter is ccnvalescing
from her recent illness.
Hon. Geo. w. Durham was in Chi
cage several days Of last week.
Frank Anders spent Tuesday in
the city of Dubuque.
Senator Cal d. Clark, was visiting
relatives and friends here the first of
this week.
Editor Ram of the Manchester
Press, was in Dubuque on business
last Friday.
Harry Barber, who had been in the
city for few days, left Tuesday morn
ing for Davenport.
Miss Ola Wilson is in Cedar Rapids
visiting her sister having departed for
that place Tuesday morning.
The first of the club dances will be
participated in at Pythian Castle, to-
morrow, Thursday evening.
Frank Simpson, who is working in
TIE Delhi bank, spent Sunday with
'latives and friends in this city.
n. M. Marvin is assisting in the
recorders office during the absence of
County Recorder Abner Durham.
&C. b. Lont, of Delaware, who went
into voluntary bankruptcy several
months ago, received his discharge last
Friday.
Harry Bell, a travelling salesman,
whose home is in waupun, Wisconsin,
was the guests of friends in this city
Thursday.
Thanksgiving services will be held
Thursday morning in the U. b. Church,
Rev. II. o. Pratt preaching the Thanks
giving sermon.
John Eller left Tuesday morning
for Kirksville, Missouri to visit his son.
Peter who is in the Oesteopathtc hospi
tai at that place.
viii Bishop departs today WED
nesday) for Lakeyiew, Oregon, where
he has accepted position on his uncle,
Ben Grummen's, big sheep ranch.
Mrs. A. Klonus was called to La
mont last week by the death of her bro
ther, Leopold Zemanek. The funeral
'efvices were held Thursday last.
The neighborhood whist club was
entertained by Mayor and Mrs. S. A.
stsadman last evening. Its next meet
ing will be at the W. Il. Norris home.
Miss Mildred Hart departed Satur-
day last for her new home in Chicago.
S'e will be followed later by her mother,
Mrs. Christie Hart and also by Miss
Hope Sennett, her cousin.
An Honest Footwear adv was sent
in by r. w. Chambers too late for this
weeks issue. Any gentleman desiring
a good calf skin boot would do we'll to
call at his shoe parlors on Franklin
street.
-Chas. Heath, who is an operator
for the Chicago Northwestern Railway
Co., at Kingsley, Iowa, was an arrival
Tuesday morning and will feast over
Thanksgiving with his father and other
relatives and friends here.
The seventh barber shop is being
opened under Chambers Shoe Store by
Geo. Underwood. The room has been
given fresh coat of paint and every.
thing is ueing frightened generally in
readiness for another first class barber
shop.
The city schools will dismiss today
and sill not resume the daily routine
until next Monday, thus giving scholars
and teachers short vacation. Thanks
giving programs will be the order OF
the day in various rooms in the ward
schools.
Word was received here Monday
by relatives of the sick boy, that John
IZ'menek, q nephew of Mrs. A. Klonus,
is very ill with appendicitis. An oper
alton has been undergone aud the
friends OF the family are hopeful it has
been successful.
"A nice crowd danced at the Central
opera house last Friday evening, about
thirty couples being in attendance.
Tue harpist was delayed in Dubuque
until the late train after which the
music was first class and helped make
the evening one of pleasure.
Floyd Copeland and Avery Long
entertained party of friends at the
home of the latter last Friday evening.
Refreshments of salad, sandwiches,
coffee, cake and fruit was served and
games and various amusements were
enjoyed by the young folks until a late
hour.
A few friends met together and
organized another neighborhood whist
club with Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Allen
last Thursday evening. Duplicate
whist will be played, the membership
limited, and pleasant evening for
each week during the winter is antici
pated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Huene were
over Sunday guests in the home of Mr.
Huene's parents here; Dolph departing
Monday for Cedar Falls where he has
accepted position and Mrs. Huene
returning to Cedar Rapids where she
will visit for week or SO before join
ing her husband in their new home.
j &C. II. Dick, formerly landlord Of
the Clarence House, and son Will