Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-02-12
Mike Power is Waterloo visitor.
Elmer Hesner spent Sunday in La.

mont.
Mrs. Chas. f. Bronson is the guest
of relatives at Spencer.
VIM. Lafferty and Roy Cooley are
Chicago business visitors.
Mr.. Doolittle, of Hopkinton, was q
Manchester visitor Monday.
The illustration in Grassfield Bros.
advertisement is suggestive.
Alex. Henderson, of Ehler, was q
Manchester visitor Thursday.
The next club dance will be held In
Pythian Castle Friday evening.
Wood Jewell is making an extend
ed business trip through the south.
Clint Hughes, of Strawberry Point
was Manchester business visitor part
of last week.
"A. d. Works & Son have Sc
pound Italibut on exhibition In front
of their meat market.
The Meskimnon Harp Orchestra
will furnish the music for "The Pri-
va.e Secretary" at the City Hall to-
night.
viii Amsden, of Garner, was a
Manchester visitor last week. While
here he purchased Smith Bros. soda
fountain.
Rev. John Caldurie will conduct
Episcopal services every Monday even
ing at 700 p. M in the q. A. R. hall.
All are cordially invited.
The W g. U. meets with Mrs.
o. A. Durham Friday, February IA,
when Mrs. Haeberle will conduct thu
lesson; Visitors are welcome.
-Mrs. Chss. Harris, of Helena, Mon
tsna, and Miss Ella Harris, of Delhi,
were guest of Mrs. E. A. Seger at the
j. G. Hadley home in this city.
Mrs. L. ID. Calhsrt, of Marion, was
in the city over Sunday, at which time
she spoke to an appreciative audi
ence in the Congregational church.
forget the sixth number Of
the Star Lecture Course, the Imperial
Hand Bell Ringers, who will appear at
the City Hall next Monday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Vorwald, OF
Colony, attended the Farmers Institu-
te here last week, and while here wert
guests of Mr.. George Link and Mis-.
Mary Link.
The young people of Cofin's Grove
to the number of eighteen couples en-
joyed themselves in dance at the
home Of j. F. Gilllspie Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Geo. McEwen left Monday for
Ames to resume his studies at the State
College. He is an untlring and Jealous
student and his friends predict excel
lent work from him.
AT the business meeting of the
Farmers Institute held at the Court
House last week A. S. Coon, president
and Thos. Wilson, Secretary, were
unanimously reelected.
Henry Dolly, of Delhi township
has bought the Jacob Petition residence
property on Fayette street and vii
take possession of it about March LIST
The Irice paid was $4,000.
There will be w. CT. U contest
for silver medal in the United Brethren
church Tuesday evening, February 10
program to begin at 1880 p. m. All arr
most earnestly invited to attend.
The annual election of fire chic
and first and second assistants will b.
held at Firemen's hall in this city OF
Tuesday evening, February 10th, q
1870 o'clock. AUGUST MILLER, Chief.
Mics Blanche Otis pleasantly en-
tertained the teachers of the Manches
ter Public Schools last Saturday even
ing. Miss Spears was awarded frs
prize for the best illustration of q sone
The contest in orstory for silve
medal held at Sand Creek M. E. churc
last Friday was success. Mr.. Alber
Killing and Miss Bertha Clark receive
medals. The contests are temperate
promoters and are well received whereV
er given.
The Kennedy Buggy Co. has dir
posed of its interests and good will
II. G.. Kennedy, who is now in fu
control and will continue the business
That the business will improve unde
Roberts sole management there is n
room for doubt.
Kline & Madden, will, about Marc
15, remove from their present quarter
to the Hutchinson building, one doc
south of the post Office, and Hutchinso
a. Bros will have offices in the rooms
the second story which are now bein
fitted up for them. AS will be seen
their announcement on the first pag
Kline & Madden, in order to redu'
stock before moving, are offering 9
cry article in their store at discoul
of 20 per cent. from regular prices.
Louis Kellihan, who was born 81
lived for many years in Milo TOWNSHIP
died at Saltwater, MIMI, and his +
mains we're taken to the home of /
parents at Rock Rapids, Iowa, whe
the funeral services were held on t
Bird inst. In 1897 Louis and his eld
brother attempted to rob bank
Sherburne, Mimi, and shot the cashie
In trying to make their escape
brother was shot and killed. Lo'
was caught, tried and convicted, a
sentenced to be hanged, but his 81
tence was committed to life imprist
ment. He WAS twenty seven years
at the time of his death, which v
caused by consumption.
The clothing stores of this city,