Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-02-13
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Larry Durham was in Winthrop
IN business Saturday.
-Jno. Reilly, of Ryan, was Man
chester visitor Saturday last. - : :
u. C. Wood, of Earlville, was in the
city on business Friday of last week, .,s.
Miss Nellie Clark, of Coggon, was
Manchester shopper Saturday.
Mrs. u. Thomas, of Greeley,
shopped in Manchester Saturday.
Fl. Werkmeister. the popular Earl
vile furniture dealer, spent Saturday in
In this city.
The Misses Squires, of Ryan, were
shopping in the Manchester markets
Saturday last. - 81
IT. N. Arnold announces something
new in his line, an article of use for
every family.
Mrs. John McElroy, Of Mssonville,
was in the city Saturday and this Office
pleasantly remembers her visit. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Armstrong from
Hartwick settlement were shopping in
our city Tuesday of last week.
Harry Smith, one of our prosperous
farmers, is spending the week in the
state capital city, Des Moines.
L
IS. 8. Balloon, formerly q resident
of this city, now of Independence, ia
the guest of friends in this city.
"A. r. Romans of Dennison, Iowa,
visited the first of last week with his
sister, Mrs. q. R. Eaton in this city.
Clyde Heath, who was a com
positor on this paper, departed Thurs
day for Slate, Iowa, where he will visit
his brother Harry Heath.
Mr.. Gus. Lundin, who has been
spending the winter in his native home
In Sweden, has returned and visited in
Manchester day of last week.
-Sleighing and bobbing parties
among the young folks; and older ones
too for that matter, have been exceed
fngly numerous during the past week.
"A. NJ. Swan of Webster City, is
night operator at the 1. @. depot, tax
ing the place of T. E. Darling, who
has secured position on the Mexican
Central road.
IT. o. Eaton purchased last week
of Chas. Hamblin his residence on
Franklin street occupied now by L. R..
Stout. Possession will be given the
first of March.
w. A. Abbott is just now giving
special attention to stationary and
school supplies. He announces that he
has just received large assortment of
the latest styles of paper.
Mrs. E. NJ. Carr has issued invita-
lions to few friends for luncheon
Thursday, st Valentines day at twelvei
thirty followed by an afternoon devoted
to thimble bee pleasures.
Miss Mildred Brown and Lloyd Ar.
mold bobbed their friends last week,
the former inviting only girl friends.
Frank Sedgwick also entertained
number of his friends in this charming
manner Saturday evening last.
The Scott Club members went
sleighing to Earlville Saturday evening".
where they were guests of Miss Kate.
Commerford. We were not Informed as
to whether thefair msidens allowed any
of the sterner sex to accompany them
or not, but 1t is presumed that at least
the "honorary member" of this
charming club drove. A jolly time is
reported.
Henry Gillespie. former resident
of this place and who has been engaged
in Missionary work forithe Universallst
denomination the past seven years, the
last two being at Clarinda. has accepted
q call In Ohio where he took up his Ia
bors at Mt. Carmel the tenth He is an
untiring, self sacrificing minister. and
his many friends here will follow him
with their good wishes wherever his du
ties call him.
Special Meeting ofJones MIL Grange.
The Jones Mill Grange meets next
Saturday at 1890 at City Hall. All
members are requested to be. present.