Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-03-20
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1901.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1901.
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Tom Simmons was in Chicago ,
few days last week.
There is special sale Of corsets on
at the Fair. Mr.. Barkon tells all abou
itin his adv.
-Mrp. "A. Hollister returned Friday
evening from visit with relatives al
Delavan Wis.
Mills Florence bailey returned last
week from visit Of several monthl
with.friends In California.
-Mrs. Harvey Edgelton, who WA
nne Of the early residents Of this city
lied at her home in Chicago last
Wednesday.
The many friends of MIR. Patrick
Donnelly will be pleased to learn that
be is rapidly improving from his recent
serious iliness.
Last Saturday evening Harry Clug-
stOrl pleasantly entertained o company
Of his yOung friends ut the home Of bis
parents in this city.
The Missionary Society OF the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mira. E. NJ. Carr on Wednesday March
27;at 2p. M. Mrs Kirkpatrick leader
M. +. Leroy, of the First National
Bank has Leen taking p lay off for
several days, visiting relatives and
other friends In StreatOr and Chicago.
1t Is to be regretted that the board
Ssof directors of the Y. MIC. A. OF this
acity have found it necessary to dissolve
the association. An effort will be made
20 continue the gymnasium.
BLACK Hawk county is to have Q
new court house. something 1t has need
ed for many years. The Estimated
cost of the building complete, includ.
ing heating and plumbing is $4,000.
Miss Julia Pierce has returned from
Hammond, Louisiana, where she spent
the winter, and is now at Cedar Falls,
where she is student In the State
Normal School.
Clarence Yoran, Bert Matthews
and the Misses Ruth and Maud Ora
ham, Fannie Haeberle, Kate Ford and
Sue Wood, students at Cornell college,
gre ut home for the two weeks spring
vacation.
Last week Mrs. o. E. Huene at
tended the state convention of the
Ladies Of the Msccabees at Des Molnes
as delegate from the Hive of this
city. On her return home she spent
Sunday with her daughter Miss Percil
at Cedar Falls.
~ letter received yesterday from
Mrs. .. II. Day by relative here,
says her husband is better and "now 1t
certainly looks as II he is going to get
we'll. His mind lie now clear and he
sits up alfdsy. His physician thinks
the improvement 10 only temporary,
but l am quite sure heis mistaken"
wills. Beels, of the Leader, will
soon assume aldermanic proportions.
de has been nominated, aad will of
course be elected, . member Of the
town council Of Hopkinton. Ed. Ray
mond, Ike Beels, former member Of
the Democrat force, 10 an alderman Of
Independence, Q suburb Of the Dairy
City.
&c. A. Hamlin has leased the build
ing known as the Clark Milk Pan
Factory on the West Side Of the river
and has converted 1t into an agricul-
tural warehouse. Clarence A. Pierce
one Of the best known men In the
county, and thoroughly conversant
with the business, has been secured by
Nj. Hamlin to assist him in the bust
Mr. Abner Durham, Of Msnc hes
\, was In Dubuque last night to con-
p with Capt. L. NJ. Langstsff, chair
imam Of the state G. A. r. encampment
COMPUTES, Mr.. Durham ia president
of thv Twelfth Iowa Infantry associa.
tion and his visit here was to arrange
for holding reunion Of the veteran.
of the regiment in DUBUQUE in connec.
tion with the state q. A. r. encamn.
ment in June. Capt. Lsnrstaff assnr.
ed Mr.. Dunham that III. local com.
mittees uill do all In their pove, 70.
wards ma. aR the visitors comfortable.
This shows that much interest in the
encampment is manifested BY the old
soldiers Of the state, and nearly all of
them will attend Dubuque Herald.
-Patrons Of the rural free delivery
routes should be on the lookout for the
gang Of swindlers. referred to In a cir.