Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-19

Wood Jewell las returned from bis
southern trip.
w. L. Storey has recovered from
his recent illness.
"A. II. Cleveland was Walker visi-
tor last Thursday.
e. w. kirkpatrick is seriously i'll at
his home in this city.
"A. Stone, of Dundee was Man
chester visitor Thursday.
Rob Johnson, of Waterloo, was p
Manchester visitor Friday.
Mrs John Thompson, of Lamont,
transacted business here Thursd. ~.
T. j. Wragg, of Earlville, was a
Manchester business visitor Thursday
Fred Ford, of Elk Point, S. d., was
q Manchester visitor part of last week.
Will Hutchinson was q Chicago
business visitor the latter part of last
week.
A number of Elks went to Du-
buque Friday evening to attend q
elbow out"
-Thos. Wesley, of Lamont, was a
Manchester business visitor Thursday
of last week.
Some of the young ladies of this
city are organizing bowling club. The
club will meet Tuesday afternoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John May have re-
turned from an extended visit with
their son, John May, of Independence.
Miss Lillian Bstemrn arrived in
the city Friday to take charge of the
millinery department in b. Clark's
store.
Lee Traver has been appointed as
sistant county auditor to fill the vacan.
cy caused by the resignation of Roy b.
Davis.
Mrs. Maude Dorman and two little
children, of Manchester, came up last
Friday morning for visit with her par
ents, Rev. and. Mrs. Hubbell. Oscar
and Mr.. and Mrs George Dorman drove
up Saturday evening and spent Sunday
at the Hubbell home dgewood
j ournal
The basket ball games at the Cen
trail Opera House last Thursday even.
ing resulted in victories in favor of the
home teams. The first team defeated
Strawberry Point by q score of SO to
II. The High School team had hard
fight to win their game, winning from
Coggon by a score of % to16.
Miss Zetta Laity, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Laity, was united in
marriage on Wednesday last, March 5,
to Albert Cash. Mr.. and Mrs. Cash
have gone to housekeeping on farm
southeast of this place. Their many
friends extend their best wishes for
health, wealth and happiness in the
days to come.-Strawberry Point Mail
Press.
Mr.. George Brown, of Clarksville,
and Miss Mary Robbins, of this place,
were united in marriage yesterday at
Manchester. They left over the Great
Western railroad in the afternoon for
GAINESVILLE where they will reside. The
groom is q young man we'll spoken of
by those who know him and has won
one of Edgewood's most estimable
young ladies as his bride. Our best
wishes accompany them.-Edgewood
Journal.
Roy l Morse has offered his entire
stock of jewelry at cost, in order to re-
duce the stock preparatory to moving
1t to Winthrop. During his stay in
Coggon he has won many friends who
regret to see him leave US. He thorough.
ly understands the business as his
many satisfied customers can testify,
both in repair work and courteous
treatment toward his patrons. We
wish him success in his new location
Coggon Monitor.
Henry Albert of the college of medl.
cine Of the University of Iowa is carry.
ing on series of interesting observa
tions on phagocytosis. A drop of freshly
drawn blood mixed with drop of pure
culture of typhoid bscilli. A drop Of
this mixture is then placed under the
microscope and kept at the tempera
ture of the body. The process of in
gestion of the bacteria by the leucocy
tes can thus be overwhelmingly
News Bulletin.
How few of us are really our Owl
boss. The married men are subject t
their wives-the bachelors obey thei
lsndlady, the old maids cater to thei
cats and poodles, while all of US bow
to that weak thing called public opin.
ion. We came into the world withou
our consent and while here kick at ev
erything that crosses our path but al
to no purpose. The old world wags OF
not caring whether we live or die, laugl
or cry, shout or sigh, nor caring farth
ing why, till we turn up our toes ant
die and then maybe to freeze or fry
Baskerville Democrat.
"A certain lodge man in Esthervill
attended ball at Sioux City recent
AMI had great time. While dancing
three step he noticed his pants rippin
and hurriedly retired to dressing roof
with his wife who procured needle an
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