Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-03-20
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Jack Flaherty, of Waterloo, spen,
Sunday with friends in this city.
| Mics Kate Trier, of Delhi, vlsite,
. few days last week in this city.
Mrs. e. j. oonger visited friend
and relatives In Dubuque lsst week.
Geo. Hatch and family of Dyersvill
are movinginto the L. q. Hills house.
-Mn. Jennie Russell has returned
from her visit with relatives at Newell
do you need a new hat? Stout ad
vertise the latest styles of mems heat
gear.
Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence, of Ceda
Rapids, visited few days last week II
this city.
-Dolph Iluene, of Linden, Hin oils
visited his parents in this city ovel
Sunday.
Miss Jessie Russell, q Lenox Col
lege student. is spending two week.
vacation at home In this city.
james Lendrum visited his daugh
ter, Mrs. james Taylor and othe
friends at and near Lamont, last week
ID. X. Cook until recently an at
torney at Lamont, is now engaged ii
farming near Ellwood, Illinois.
Dell Witherell aud family have NOV
ed from Earlville to Dundee and intent
to make the latter place their tut ur,
home.
Charles Pratt and Charles New
comb returned last week from Galves
ton. Texas, where they spent the pas
winter.
The w G. T. U. meets with Mrs. VIM
Mcintosh this week Friday. The evan
gellcal department will conduct the
program.
Mrs. VIM. Moran of Masonv lille
went to Dodge township, Dubuque
county, last Wednesday, called there by
the illness Of her mother Mrs. p. Kehoe.
Mics Mary Glissendorf attended the
wedding of her friend, Miss Maybelle
Dickinson, to Burton Adams, Of Chi
caso, which took place at the home of
the bride March 14th.
%. w. Thomas, wife and daughter
OF Golden. started last evening for Cal
ifornia. They expect to make an ex-
tended visit with relatives in that state,
but intend to return again to their
Iowa home.
-Miss Florence Day returned last
week from Chicago, where she pur-
chased for ID. F. Riddell & Co. stock
OF the new spring styles of millinery,
and the firm invites the women folks
to call and see the new creations In
head wear at their store.
Everyone owning stock in the
Manchester & Oneida BY. Co. will be
Interested In the notice to stockholders
which appears In another column.
The compsny's annual stockholders
meeting will be held this year on Tues
day, the ID day of April.
Letters addressed to Miss Emma
Wendt. Mrs. Aenis Dudley, Mrs. F. F.
Rednighton, John Smit, s. M. Snider,
E. A. Blasting, F. o. Kluge, Thomas
Hsmbltn, ]. F. Reynolds, M. j. Hsdad,
David Whaley and Rector Episcopal
church, are advertised as unclaimed at
the post Office.
Mrs. Fred Ehler, formerly Miss
julia Fitzgerald, arrived in the city
last Saturday morning from Manches-
ter to spend Q week or two with her
psrents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fitzgerald.
She will go from here to Oelwein,
where the family will make their future
home.-Dyersvllle News Letter.
Clerk Georgen dispensed permits to
we'd the past week to Geo. E. Lee and
Lois Smith; Peter Bristol and Amanda
Smith; John A. Barr and Elizabeth M.
Bradley; Henry Loop and Margaret
Sheath: Clarence Odal, and Anenota
Coonrod; N. E. Gleason and Viola 8
Bennett, and John M. Ssaney and
Sarah Barr.
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h.s heen mona q, les. ha,ha,ad ,n,,h :.
large number ~ Manchsst.r naon,.
who come down here to onsnch ,he,r
thirst The drno stores at thst n,aoa
have alwavs sold liouor 70, msdicins
lint now that has haan atonnsd sna No
.nnnosa that Tho so,oontaen..a 80
will do wholesale business with the
boys up the rosd.-News Letter
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