Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-02-20
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20, 1901.
TELEPHONE 1874,
Jack cullenis in the city.

Jack Cullenls IN the city.
Mrs. E. 3. Farwell spent Wednes-
day in Dyersville.
Dave Lewis was an Earlyille visit
or Wednesday.
p eter Boardway was &c dtrap
ids visitor THURSDAY
Leslie Hoyt was in South Dakota
last week on business.
~ Mrs. Jennie Russell is visiting rela-
tives in Newell this week.
The N. VIC met Monday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Allen.
Mrs. G. E. Sager arrived home last
Thursday from visit in Dubuque
Miss Mabel Waters departed for her
new home in Hopkinton Thursday last.
Miss Margaret Mills entertained a
gentleman friend from Westgate over
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Dewey, nee Jennie Fish
Ell, returned last Wednesday from
Waterloo.
Miss Ruin, of Waterloo, visited at
the home of Earl Durham Thurs
day.
u. G. Hadley is at home from an ex-
tended visit with his son and family
In Sioux City.
John Malven, our popular auction
Ger. was at MAYNARD and OelWein last
week crying sales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Slack and
children, of Waterloo, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in this city.
Thee. Wolf, of near Hopkinton,
was business visitor in this city
Thursday and we acknowledge pleas
ant call.
C. s. Lister attended the conven-
Z ton Of hardware merchants, held at
Dubuque Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Iona Rollins was in the city
Saturday, the guest of friends. She re-
turned Saturday evening to her home in
Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Langridge are
now at home in the Mcintosh house Cd
Main street, their removal having been
completed Saturday last.
Della Miller, who has been spend
ing her vacation with her parents in
this city returned to her school duties
at Anes last Wednesday morning.
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About forty frcmhere attended the
big Catholic dance at Earlyille last
Thursday evening. They report fine
treatment frCsn their Earlville hosts.
Kalamity Thorpe wants to protect
the feet of the patrons of the Plumber
Store and gives notice in his space that
he'has in stock footwear of all kinds.
Mrs. George Stanton and daughter,
Margarete, of Davenport are visiting
friends in this city, guests at the home
Tof Mrs. Stanton's neice, Mrs. Mic.
Malven.
-Will James left today, Tuesday, for
the state of Washington where he ex-
poets to engage in farming. Mrs. James
will remain in Manchester until Will
has settled definitely upon their future.
The Impe rial Theater Company
which was billed to play here last week
played only three nights on account of
the small attendances at their per
formances. They finished the week at
Jesup.
Mrs. Horr, an aunt of Mrs. N. NAL
vim, and the only surviving sister of the
late Mrs. Madison, died at her home in
Dubuque last week. The lady was
eighty seven years old at the time of |
her decease.
b. j. Lawman was honored by the
State convention of the Modern Wood
men of America, held at Cedar Rapids,
last week, by being elected delegate
to the National Convention of the
Lodge to be held at St. Paul, June
18th
AT the meeting last week Thursday
of the T. w. q. held in the pleasant j.
H. Allen home, Mrs. G. E. Bronson and
the Messrs. A. Wolff, B.-Clark, and
Qninlin, of Dubuque, played for absent
members. This weeks meeting is in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Gregg.
Mrs. M. Williston departed the lat
ter part of the week for Oberlin where
she will visit Miss Bess Winston and
after which she resumes her journey to
New York. At the close of the college
semester, Miss Bess will join her mother
in the east and together they willreturn
toManchester about July 1st.
Miss Marie Story very happily cele-
DRAFTED her eighth birthday anniversary
Saturday by inviting some sixteen of
her girl and boy friends for an afternoon
of play. at five O'Clock Mrs. Storey
served the little ladies and gentlemen
with les cream and cakes and other like
confecttons Miss Marie's friends are
very enthusiastic over their little host
ess and her charming entertainment.
Byron Bronson for several years an
employe of this office, and for the past
year OF more its foreman has purchased
an interest in the Strawberry Point
Mail Press and assumed its publication.
Mrs. Bronson will join him at their new
home the latter part of this week.
Manchester Democrat. MIR. and Mrs.
Bronson will no doubt make success
Of their new venture as they are both
well acquainted with all the ins and
outs oftnewspaper work. Here's wish
ing them prosperity in your new field
-Earlville Phoenix.
"A quiet but very pretty wedding oc
Cured at the Belmont Catholic church
at nine o'clock Wednesday morning
when Will Kehrli and Miss Rose Smith