Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-02-19


relatives and friends in Usage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. uoag were Ce-
dar Rapids visitors Wednesday.
-Kalamity designates himself the
Travellers Outfitter. Read his ad.
The fifth club dance will be held at
the Pythian castle next Friday evening
Mrs. Dodge, of Lamont, is a guest
at the home of Mr.. anu Mrs. s. X. Mey-
ers.
Joseph Pfiler, of Worthington,
was a Manchester business visitor Fri
day.
Mrs. Brownell, of Greeley, is a
guest Of her neice, Mrs. Fred w. Mar
mon.
Mrs. Phares and son, Day, of Gin
ton, ILL.,, is guest of her sister, Mrs. j.
j. Pentony.
Miss Ada Wolfe departed Monday
for BostoD, where she will make an ex-
tended visit.
Mics Harriet Amsden, of Des
Moiues, was guest of relatives and
friends here la.S' week.
-. j. Hoag and son, Joseph, are in
Montana looking for suitable location
for Joe to start bank.
MIR. and Mrs. p. A. Grassfield are
guests of the formers brother, j..
Grasstield, at Alburnette.
Frank Cook and Arthur Kellogg, of
Miles, Iowa, were guests of MIR. and
Mrs. r.. w. Chambers last week,
Mise Blanche Taylor was a guest
of her brother, Rev. T. E. Taylor, of
Independence, part of last week.
MIR. and Mrs. q. ID. Mills, of Cedar
Falls, were guests of the formers sister,
Mrs. Ashmore Kennedy, last Thursday.
Rev. G. A. Highfield was Dubuque
visitor over Sunday. Rev. Doremoun
of Dubuque filled the Presbyterian pull
pit here.
Scharles, the tailor, has received his
new stock of cloths for spring suits and
invites the male fraternity to call and
examine them.
Atkins s. Chapel announce the re-
ceipt by them of the latest styles of
Wilton, Administer, Moqnette, Brus-
sells and other brands of carpets.
Niles Eliza Westgarth of Csrnar-
Won, Iowa, who has been guest eff her
sister, Mrs. Jno. L. Sullivan for several
weeks, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. E. j. Mills and sons, MarrIs
and Frank, were the guests of friends
and relatives at Independence from
Friday of last week until Monday of
this.
"A millinery establishment will be
started in the near future in the Brad
ley Sherman store building by Mr. and
Mrs, F. II. Watkins, of York, Ne
braska.
The regular meeting of the Olive
Branch chapter No. 4S, r. A. M. will
be held In the lodge rooms this Wednes.
day evening. Members are requested
to be present.
The following letters are adver-
tised as uncalled for at this post office
Miss Katie Broderick, Miss Emma Ives
Mr.: H. E. Williams, Mr.. Jacob Abby
and Mr.. Frank Lsndusky-2.
Miss Rhea Schneider pleasantly en-
tertained number of her school mates
and teacher with sleighing party Mon
day evening. Miss Schneider PROVED
herself an excellent hostess.
LeRoy BIRD, who has been in Min
neapolis engaged in q job printing of
flee, stopped off at Manchester ant
greeted old friends, while en- route 70
his home in Winthrop, last Friday.
e. II. Hoyt departed last week 70
Lebanon, Nebraska, where he will re
main for some time looking after hi
interests in that section. Leslie Hoyt
who has been in charge, will return I
Manchester.
The members of Hyperion Lodg
*. of p. will partake of banquet mex
Monday evening in the lodge rooms t
celebrate the anniversary of the order
"A full attendance is urged for the trant
action of important business.
III. V. Williams has decided to qui
farming for the present and tomorro,
dThursday) will dispose of his stool
farming utensils, etc., at his farm thre
miles south of Dundee. Full particular
can be learned by referring to his motto
of sale in this issue.
The district court has, on the appl
cation of the administrators, ordered
sale of the personal property belongin
to the estate of the late Henry L. E,
munds. The time and place of sale ar
other particulars are stated in the sa
notice in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Hamlin royal
entertained the members of the Priva
Secretary company last Wednesdt
evening, after the performance, at the
home on Main street. The compal
speaks In the highest terms of Mr., al
Mrs. Hamlin as entertainers.
DIR. Lyman j. Ada:r died of pne
monia at his home in Anamosa la
Saturday. He was medical stude
in the office of DR., Q. c. Bradley in tt
city, and after he was licensed to pra
tice located at Anamoss, about the ye
1868, where he has since resided, al
for many years has been known as o
of the leading physicians in caste
Iowa.
The Annual Base Ball Mlnstr,
will appear at the City Hall in this CT
some time next month, and efforts g