Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-01-09

Aouhy IIOWst spent LDo Gay llurS
. day last with Dubuque friends.
Charles and F. A. Mead were II
Epworth Thursday on business.
What he does and doesn't claim i
stated by R. w. Chambers id his sho,
ad.
Tho Thirteen Club met with Mrs
b. M. Marvin this week Monday even
ing.
-Miss Hilma Sefstrom spent tn,
past week the guest of friends in Della
, ware.
The Tourist Club met yesterday
Tuesday, afternoon with Mrs. M. F
Leroy.
Mics Grace Beacon, of Ryan, is at
tending the State Normal School a,
Cedar Falls.
Preston Bruce has returned to Chi.
cago after pleasant visit with relatives
and friends here.
n Miss May Preston, of Edgewood,
was IN the city few days of last week
visiting her mother.
4 Miss Lizzie Luther was among the
independence visitors at the basket ball
game New Years day.
u. G. Moon went to Alburnett
Friday morning on business connected
with his portrait work,
Hugh Clemans visited his brother
and family in Cedar Rapids day the
latter part of last week.
g. A. Hines and son, of Chicago,
was in the city last week visiting rels-
tives and many other friends.
Il. Matthews visited Earlville rela.
tives and friends from Thursday of last
week until this week Monday.
Fred Flack, of Ryan, has decided to
locate In Oklahoma and with his family
will leave for there in the spring.
Miss Cree, who was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Gregg, departed
Thursday for her home in Iowa City.
The Six-handed Euchre Club ladies
will be entertained this, Wednesday,
afternoon by Miss Henrietta Beehler.
-Aiiss Emily Otis entertained her
friend, Miss Agnes McClernop, of Inde-
pendence, through the New Years week.
The members of the Duplicate
Whist Club spent the evening last Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Peterson.
Mrs. H. Middleton and Miss Pearl
spent few days of the holiday vacation
with Rev. and Mrs. j. j. Kidder in Ar
lington.
Geo. W. Miller and T. S. Doty at.
tended the State Convention of agricul-
tnral implement dealers, held in Des
Moines last week.
Harry Kenyon returned to his du-
ties in the Illinois Central offices IN Chi
cago, Thursday, after short visit with
home people here.
Miss Florence Mccoy, who was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Il. G. Hseberle,
during last week, returned Friday to
her home in Waterloo.
Richard Barry spent the holiday
with his parents at MasonvilIe, return
ing last Wednesday to his studies at
Bayless Commercial College in Dubu-
que.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mabb had as their
guests over the New Years, Mr.. and
Mrs. Armour and son, of Traer. The
visitors departed Wednesday for their
home.
Mrs. G. w. Fishel was an arrival
last Thursday morning from Chicago
and will visit for a week or SO with her
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph
Fishel.
The members of Chapter A. S.P.E
o. postponed their meeting for last
Friday afternoon until this week Friday
whenthey will meet with Miss Dora |
Leroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Jackson and the
babies came out from Dubuque to
spend the first days of the New Year
with their many Manchester relatives
and friends.
Miss Anna Wolff departed last Fri.
day morning for Charles City to resume
her school duties as principal of the city
schools of that place, after vacation
spent with relatives and friends here.
Rev. a. w. Caul and 1. w. Lamp.
man were in Central City last Thursday
where they went to sit on an ordaininp
council at the Jordan Grove Baptist
church near that place. They returned
Friday morning. |
Archbishop Keane, of Dubuque, is
an ardent temperance man, and will
not permit any of the church property
under his control, to be used for the
sale of intoxicants. He recently ascer-
tanned that Ex-Mayor Olinger was run.
ming saloon on church property in Du-
buque and he promptly took measures
compelling the Ex-Mayor to vacate the
premises.
Il. N. Harrington, of Marshall, Min.
nesota, was the guest of his uncle, Watt.
son Childs a few days of last week.
Mrs. Harrington came sometime ago
and will remain through the month of |
January, which is usually the most
severe OF the winter months in their
part of the country. Mr.. Harrington
is register of deeds for Lyon county.
Minnesota, which position corresponds
with our county recorder.
A New York dry goods merchant
has related his experience as a news
paper advertiser, and among the pieces
of advice which he gives to others is |
this: ut is mistake to advertise only
at intervals. The man who does this
loses the cumulative benefit of pub
licity. His business name is not, kept