Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-02-11
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IllIEome to the Library P. o. to mail
lpf Valentines.
-HeEfy Millen, Of eEarlville, was a
Manchestsr visitor Monday.
Don't forget the valentine booth at
the Bazaar. Valentines on sale.
Mrs. Name Pharis is the guest of
atives and friends in this city.
1, N. BEACON was an Illinois and
Wisconsin business visitor last week.
-Clem and Henry Q. Kramer had
business ia Manchester last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mccormick ale
the parents Of u baby girl born Sunday.
Clarence Klonus of Masonville Wis
tied relatives and frienas in this city
over Sunday.
The Thirteen Club meets with Mrs.
w. N. Boynton next Monday evening
February 18th.
"A continuation of the papers read
at the Farmers Institute will be found
on the first page.
A McFern who has been in South
Dakota for the past nine months re.
turned last Friday.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Klostermsnn of Petersburg is very
eick with pneumonia.
The home talent play, John
Bragg Deceased, has been postponed
from Feb. III, to Feb. "a.
The Public Library will be closed
on Friday and Saturday, afternoon and
evening, during the Bazaar.
The Court of Columbian Circles
have special meeting Monday evening,
Feb. l6, in G. A. II. Hall all members
are requested to be present.
Pass checks will be issued to those
paying admission to the Bazaar which
will entitle the holders to admission at
any time during the day of issue.
Lawrence & Grems brought in q
change of ad too late for this issue in
which they call your attention to their
new and up to date line of valentines.
About 40 couples attended the
Pythisn dance at the Pythlan hall Fri.
day evening. The dance was one of
the most enjoyable events of the season.
There will be a basket social at the
Bay church Friday evening, Feb. 10, for
the benefit of the pastor. Music fur
nished by the graphaphone. All are
cordially invited.
The pupils of the Mulvehill school
two miles south east of Masonville will
have program followed by q basket
social Tuesday evening Feb. II. Every
one cordially invited to attend.
Angels Commedisns played to q
large crowd at the Central opera house
Monday evening. The company is first
class in every respect. The specialties
introduced are exceptionally good.
"A meeting to organize Short Horn
Breeders Association for Delaware
: County will be held at the Court House
Z In this city Wednesday, Feb. 10. Il. j.
/ Bixby, A.. Funk and a. =. Coon, com
mittee.
The Quaker Mill Co. brought in q
change of ad too late for this issue. 1t
will appear next week. In the mean
time if you want pure, sweet and good
flour, try sack of their White Pearl or
White Satin brands.
Letters addressed to Mrs. j. G.
-Hayne, Mrs. Jno. Sanlan, Maggie Full
Ter, Miss Lena Minkler, Mr.. Frank
Frentrees, A. G. b. Wilson, o. T.
Adams, j.. F. Condor (care Clarence
Habsl) 2 and Casper Schner & Co. are
advertised as uncalled for at the post
office.
in q tax ferret case opinion handed
down Monday, the supreme court now
insession at Des Moines holds, that 1t
is not contrary to public policy for the
board of supervisors to employ an agent
to report unlisted properly for assess
ment, and to contract to pay such agent
"a part of the taxes that were collected
Elmer c. Hesner and Miss Anna
belle Taylor, of Lamont, were united in
, marriage at independence last Wednes
:, day. Mr.. Hesner was until recently
assistant cashier of the First Nations
Bank In this city and has hosts Of
friends here who extend to him and bill
estimable wife their heartiest con
gratulations. Mr.. and Mrs. Hesne
will go to housekeeping on the groom
,ar Lamont.
Added to the numerous attraction
of the Library Bazaar an interesting
program will be given each evening
There will be an address by Hon. R
w. Thrill, q Scotch duet by Mrs. ROY
Cooley and d. .. Sutherland, ReadinI
by Miss Gertrude Anderson, Bagpipe
Selections by Piper Sutherland, ant
music by the Parlor Orchestra. TIL
supper committee for the library bszaa
wish to remind those who kindly pro
missed to send provisions to please Sc
that they are brought Friday forenoon
The Catholic society at Petersbur
has decided to build new church ed
flee, which will be one of the most beat
tifui and costly churches In the stat
Our informant assures US that upward
of thirty members of the congregatio
have already subscribed $1,000 eac
that the list of thousand dollar sui
scribers will probably number forty fiv
No subscriptions for less sum tha
$500 have been taken, and the subscrl
ton list now foots mp to more ths
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