Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-09-24

WIN Buglett returned to his home
at Hartley Monday.
Mrs, Nj. a. Piowse spent last week
with ftlendsin Dubuque.
John Cameron is gnest of rela-
tiyea anu friends il thi@eily
Mrs o'rool, of Farley, was a gnest
of Mrs, NJ. Heron last Friday
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bes-
com Sturdy Sept. 20, a baby girl.
Mrs, " D. uogan enlertains the
six hand euchre club this afternoon.
BEN Hamlin was a guest of his
parents in this city part Of last week.
Mrs u. Pierce departed last Mon.
day for visit al ST. Paul, Minnesota.
Mics. Gertrude Etolsnback was a
guest of relatives III Greeley last week.
Mr. and Mrs " S. B4els. of Hop
kInton, visited friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Marie Qulmby, of Monticello,
was guest of Manchester friends Fri
day.
-Rolla shuck, of Lisbon, was a
guest of Louis Haeherle part of last
week.
Miss Julia McGrew was aguest of
her sister at Independence, part of last
week.
Hon. NJ. W. Harmon, of Inde-
pendence, spent few hours in town
Friday.
Miss Martha Patty of Storm Lake
was guest of Miss Della Miller over
Sunday
Miss Jennie Holmes and Mrs. II.
p Langridge were Chicago visitors
last week.
Mrs. d. o. Chamberlain enjoyed a
visit with brother at Belvidere, III /,
last week.
Hon j. b. Powers, of Dubuque, at
tended the fair and visited friends here
Thursday.
Victor kamm, of Plattville, Wis,
has accepted position in II. S. Tubbs'
barber shop.
Mrs Henry Bronson, of Chicago,
is visiting here, guest at the G. E.
Bronson home.
Henry Hilton, of Lamont, attended
the fair, and while here was the guest
of NJ. Eldredge.
Mrs. Perry fhorpe, of Hopkinton,
spent parsof last week with relatives
and frlendslhere
Miss Pearl Cayerly, of Dubuque,
was guest of Miss Blanch Lawrence
part of last week.
Mrs. Earl Taylor of New York,
spent Thursday with relatives and
friends in this city.
The F. A. G. will meet with Mrs.
j. II. Alien, Friday afternoon, Sept. 20,
at two O'clock p. N.
s-Miss- Nellie Gtrman has returned
!. from several weeks visit with rela-
tiyes at Cedar Rapids
Mrs G. f. Newton and children, of
Waterloo, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. e. Newton last week.
Hon. Joseph Chapman, postmaster
at Colesburg, spent last week here the
guest of his son, Geo Chapman.
i. E. Slack, until recently brake
man on the Nj. & o. has accepted a
similar position with the Great West
The dance given at the Central
Opera House last Thursday evening
was well attended and u good time was
enjoyed.
Henry Smith returned from S. ID.
Saturday. His many friends regret tc
learn he is confined to the house by
sickness.
Geo. W. Miller is in South Dskott
looking after his land interests there
lie expects to return home some tint
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Amsden ant
children of Garner, Iowa, spent part o
last week visiting relatives and friend
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Hogan hav
rented the Dr. Sherman residence OF
Butler street and will remove to thi
city the first of next month.
Tho y,,,p, Io1;os nf tha Cnppreoo
tional church are requested to NEE
with Miss Emma Hutchinson on Thurs
day afternoon, Sept. 25th, at 2:30 O'Clock
Mr.. Charles w Hundley and Mis-
May Garnet, both of Buchanan county
Iowa, were married in this city, Wedneg
day, September II, 1902, by S. L. Dog
gett, j. T.
The Flora DeVoss Comedy &c
held the boards at the Central Oper
House last week. The company gay
good clean plays and merited the gene
erous patronage they received.
Sam Dixon and w. L. Storey vel
to Quasqueton Saturday for tv
Weeks OutiiR. III Itiouy Weut uoh
,~.Mondey for day or two and @. G. Pr
yer, Geo Storey and Ned Hoyt will {
down the last of the week.
in the post Office in this city, the
are unclaimed letters addressed to h
following persons: Mrs. =. Spores, Mi
Mae Kephart, Messrs. Frank Schard
Mart Hyde, L. w. Buchert, Fillix Clot
Harry L. Curtis, Ola thomson, L.
Reynolds, Luther G. Reynolds.
VIM. Il Fnrmsn of Hartwick al
Mary j. Van Antwerp of Delhi, we
united in marriage at Delhi Sund
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. a
Mrs. r J. Van Antwerp. former re
dents of this city, and the groom is