Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-02-12
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Kate Cnmntriord, = Earlyille,

SOD regret to learn OF his serious illness
at Waterloo. 81
Mrs. j. S. Grassiield, of Alburnette,
was guest of relatives and friends.in
this city Thursday. Ii
Clifford Barr and wife, of Wiscon-
sin, are the guests of relatives and
friends in this vicinity
Robert Denton, of Mcintyre, was u
guest of Manchester, relatives and
friends the first Of the week.
Glen. Klostermann,, of Colony, was
business visitor to this city yesterday
We acknowledge pleasant call. .s
Miss Mary Cass and HarryM
Davis we're united in marriage at the
Catholic church Monday morning, Rev
Father O'Mera officiating.
The Peter Klipling farm, consist
ing of 100 acres in Colony township
about three miles north east of Peters
burg, was sold to John Krabel Saturday
for S1O5 per acre.
The judgment of the District Couri
Diminishing the Injunction proceedings
brought against John Hruby, Eugen,
Mulvehill and j. r. Striegel have been
affirmed In the Supreme Court.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Albert Glass and Louise, Hiiliger,
Fred f Wesel and Lizzie Brockmeyer,
and Harry M. Davis and Mary Cass, by
Clerk Georgen during the past week.
Mrs Patrick McEnany, of Adams
township, died at her home at Silver
Creek Monday morning attf0 o'clock.
The funeral was held at the Monti
Catholic Church, today ct ten
O'clock. MIR. and Mrs. F. N. Beacon
and others from here attended the
funeral.
AS we go to press this Tuesday at
ternoon the case of the State vs.. ALI
man is on trial in the district court.
The jury cases set for trial this week
are Strickland vs.. Popham; button VS..
Illinois Central Ry. CO.; State We.
Schanke; Lambe vs.. Heiberger, and
Phelps vs.. Masters.
The following letters are adver-
tised ss uncalled for at this post office,
Mrs. Lucy Hundstrom, care of Harvey
Hollister, Mrs. Robt. Davis, Miss
Mollie Clongh, Miss Eva :Stone,i Miss
Evline Magnussen, Miss Kate Devine,
Mr.. Matyer- Brunsksle, Mr.. George
Highfill, and Mr.. Burdette Smith.
"A pleasant surprise was perpetrated
on George Bants who lives south of
this city, last Friday evening. Dancing
and cards furnisht the smusementfor
the company. Those present were:
Messrs. Harry Roe, Bradley LilIilli-
bridge, Homer Davis, Ed. hollister,
Howard Smith, Herbert Anderson,
LATE Matthews, and; the Misses. Nellie
Sheldon, Grace Walters, Mae and
Maude Cary, Frances Lawman, Pearl
Kenyon and Ruby Scott. ~ =
One of the most pleasant social }af-
fairs of the winter was-given last Fri.
day evening by Miss Dora Marian Le-,,
Roy In honor of her guests and friends,
Miss Lewis and Mr.. Charles Walton, Of
Dubuque. Those invited had beente- !,
quested To Appesr with an Illustration
Of a,sOng, and We may with all propris'
ETY. say that after the arrival of the
guests in solos, duets, tffos and quar-,
tetts, chorus was organized that for.
talent and beauty could not be beaten
outside the professional world. Judges
awarded prizes to Mrs. H. H Lawrence
and Mr.. Y. A. Peterson, as illustrating
their songs the best, 'the former tipify,.
ing "The Turning of the Leaves" and
the latter "Sweet Hearts" The choice
of partners for supper was another fes
ture of the evening entertainment, be-
ing accomplished in novel manner.
The guests received slips of paper,
naming some we'll known song; at q
word from the hostess, the gentlemen
wh,stled their tune, and the ladies hunt
ed the tune to flt their song as denoted
on their respective papers. This was 9
strenuous" performance on the part Of
the gentlemen, but received its ample
reward when refreshments came. A
short program was given during the
evening, Miss Kennedy and Mrs. Ash
more Kennedy each singing, Mr.. Wal
ton giving reading, Mr.. Harry Too.
good playing q choice selection of in
strumental music and Miss Leroy Civ
ing two recitations, all to the rare de.
light of the fortunate guests.