Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-10-14
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.--B. w. Green's spent Monday in
Central City.
Attorney F. F. Grant is here
from South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Peterson of
Hawkeye are visiting friends here.
The Universalist ladies are
serving a chicken pie supper at the
church this Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hamlin
were visited Saturday by the stork
who left them baby girl.
Mrs. j. H. Allen is expected
home today-Tu esday-from a two
weeks visit at Galena, Ill.
Herbert Anderson returned
to Chicago where he will resume his
commercial work at the Atheneum.
j. Fl. Allen was last week
Quasqueton visitor and Abe Hoag
and O. A. Durham are pursuing the
wiley bass down there this week.
The I. G. carried over two
hundred Manchesterites last week
to the Cedar Rapids Carnival, all of
whom were pleased with the many
attractions.
M. H. Sabin Of Albuquerque,
N. Mex, who has been visiting his
brother, II. w. Sabin, and other
friends here for some time, departs
today-Tuesday-for Warren, Ohio
where he will visit relatives.
Mrs. Fred Dewey departed last
Wednesday for Epiphany, S. D.,
where she will take medical treat
ment of Rev. Father Kreuger. A
large circle of friends are hoping the
change of climate and the Reverend
Fathers treatment will bring to
Mrs. Dewey a return to perfect
health.
The Clarence House is attain
ing an enyiable reputation as safe
harbor from which to sail ship on
the matrimonial sea. The second
wedding within few days was
celebrated this morning in the
Clarence parlors in the marriage of
Ernest Mosher and Rosetta Dillon,
both of Strawberry Point. May the
years of their lives be many, and
full of all things that mean pros
perity and happiness.
The Monday morning programs
given at the High School are very
popular and are proving of rare in
terest, not alone to the school but
also to thepublic ut large. Hon. R.
w. Thrill has delivered scholarly
lecture on his travels, DIR. Pratt has
given very pleasant talk and Mon
day morning a musical program was
given. Among the numbers were
vocal solos by Messers 81. L. Ram.
T. N. Arnold, and G. Martin, voices
that are always heard with pleasure.
Miss Miles also pleased those present
by exquistely rendering concert
waltz. A duet by Messers Arnold
and Ram completed the program.
Mrs. Ram and H. P. Toogood were
the accompanies for the vocal num-
hers, their skillful execution of the
accopaniaments adding in no small
degree to the success Of the solos.
! Friday evening last at the
pleasant Miles home on Union street,
Miss Hell Miles and Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Miles most delightfully."- enter
tanned some forty friends, the invi-
tations reading that .tea-test"
would be the chief amusement ofthe
evening. Upon their arrival, each
guest was refreshed with cup Of
the beverage that cheers but does
not--etc. after which they were
given q number of test questions,
the answers to which contained tea
(ty) in some manner. Miss Ander-
son and Mr.. II. P. Toogood were
wholly correct in their answers and
upon a cut, the former received al
dainty china tea pot as o reward for
being the best in the class. An
other list Of conundrums were
thought out, the prize for this going
to Mrs. w. I'll Hutchinson. A num-
Der Of other games had been pre-
pared for the entertainment of the
guests and an elaborate supper was
served, all of which the games re-
quiring brain thought and the dain-
ties spread to the taste Of king
were thoroughly enjoyed. As souve-
Mrs of the evening, each guest was
presented with tea cup and saucer
dainty reminder of the tea test
that had been SO pleasurable.