Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-05-20

U. l. U. at Fayette.
Miss Alpha Milllgan spent Sunday
with friends at Oneida.
F. w. Anders spent day the last
of the week in Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. w. Il. Lawrence is visiting
Cedar Rapids friends this week.
james Milroy of Union, was bust
ness visitor to this city yesterday.
-Born-lsst week Tuesday evening,
to Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Patty, son.
DIR. l.. r. Loomis of Chicago was a
pleasant guest with friends here last
week.
The Euchre ladies' will meet this
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. j. L.
Sullivan.
z. b. Wheelock, who resides just
south of Manchester, is very low with
senile gangrene.
"A. r. I.oomis of Fl. Dodge was
calling on friends in this city the first
days of last week.
-Ex-Sheriff John Cruise of Oneida,
was shaking hands with many of his
friends here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hockaday Of Man
chester, visited friends in the city Sun
day.-Oelwein Record.
Mrs. Knone Patty Morse of Win
throp was the guest of her parents the
latter part of last week.
Miss Eula Davis expects to leave
next week for visit with Miss Bertha
Seeds in Washington, d. c.
Will Ludley has opened an office
in his home on Main street where he
will give magnetic treatments.
-Mrp. Ethel Seeds Won Oven return
ed last Wednesday from an extended
visit with her father and sister In Wash
ingtoD, DC.
DR.. and Mrs. Searls, of Waterloo,
are expected for an over Sunday visit
with relatives and other friends here
tn Q last of this week.
ID. l. Johnston is visiting relatives
in this, his former home. Mr.. John
ston has been living In Montana for
more than year past.
The many friends of James Lee
cassie are glad to hear that he is on the
gain, even though his illness is tenac-
GUS and the improvement very slow.
w. Fl. Cornell, who has been very
Ill at his home in North Manchester, is
able to sit up some and his attending
physician reports his condition favor
able to complete return to health.
Mrs. Anna Glissendorf King is
here for short visit with Manchester
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. King are NOV
ing from Nora Springs to Lime Springs
and Mrs. King will remain until "Mov-
ing's over"
Mrs. Lore Afford, mother of Mrs
Hubert Carr, her son Robert, both of
Waterloo, and her granddaughter. Mar
garet Powell of Cedar Rapids, were en-
tertained Saturday in the Z. M. Carr
home. Mrs. Afford has just returned
from winters visit at several points in
the Golden Gate state.
The May dance given by tho X. Pc
last Friday evening was very enjoyable,
the Parlor City Mandolin Club furnish
ing excellent numbers for dancing. The
party was under the supervision of
Messers. j. Lewis, w. Blake, G A.
Peterson and II. II. Lawrence, and to
them is due the credit for the pleasur-
able success of the evening.
Captain Merry's lecture, descriptive
of the places visited by him on his re-
cent trip to the Pacific coast, was lis
tened to and appreciated by large
audience in the Methodist church last
Friday evening. The Captain is very
entertaining and Instructive speaker.
The church society Melted snug sum
from the sale of the tickets.
AT the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Heyer, in Earlville to day their daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian Heyer, and Mr.. Ernest
Schsller will be united in marriage.
The bride to be is an intelligent and &C.
complished young lady, and the young
man she has accepted for life
partner is one of Esrlville's most
promising business men. That
their journey DER the matrimonial sea
may be q happy one is tAssincere wish
of their many friends. al
| Sheriff Fishel will go down this
Wednesday morning to attend the G.
A. r. encampment. Bob is a very
Igreat favorite with the Grand Army
boys and it was with difficulty we ex-
tricated him Tuesday morning from
the embraces of his comrades from
Dubuque and else where along the
line-an act of charity on our part
wholly selfish for we feared they would
take the genial sheriff with him and
leave us to wend lonely way across
the bridge. AS usual, our kind deed
} went unrewarded; Robert walked oyel
3 with better looking woman.
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