Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-04-13
Miss Berry Of Chicago is the
new millinef at B. Clarks.
Clothing is the text Of w. L..
Drew s advertisement this week. Read

quarters for styles in wall paper and
paints.
jill. Allen has rain coat adver.
tisement this week that has come in a
timely month.
Miss Frances Lawman is again
a member of Miss Days millinery
force at the Drew store.
"A. w. Meskimen departed last
week for Sacramento, California
where he will remain indefinitely.
r. N. Hockenhull of Jackson
vile, Illinois. is a pleasant guest in
the General j. w. Miles home in
this city. =
Mrs. Eta Coon of Burlington,
Wisconsin, has joined her daugh-
ter, Miss Susie, in visit with
friends here.
Rev. Eugene Giolchert is at
Monticello attending the Dubuque
district conference of the German
Lutheran church.
Mrs. Anderson and Gertrude,
| whom we have mentioned elsewhere
as having returned home, will not
arrive until this week Thursday.
Jesse Lewis is visiting friends
in Waterloo, from which place he
goes to Des Moines to attend the
Annual State Convention of Mac
cabees.
Parents wishing to see the St.
Louis fair this summer, and wishing
some one to care for their children,
will be interested in local else
where herein.
During the enforced absence Of
Miss Irene Jones last week because
Of illness, Miss Harriet Amsden oc-
cupied a position in the faculty of
our High School.
Mrs. Cornelia Atwater enter
tanned the members of the Atwater
family and the Mesdames W. e..
Kenyon and R. E. Carpenter at
dinner Monday evening.
E. w. Raymond may well feel
proud of his Independence High
School Orchestra. They gave an
exceedingly pleasing entertainment
here last Friday evening.
10. Smith and brother, who have
disposed of their farming interests
near the quaker mill to William
Lepley, depart. to-day, Tuesday, for
Spooner, Wisconsin, where they have
rented the I'll. s. Tubbs farm.
Byron Smith was duck hunting
Monday and up in the back waters
he brought down a beautiful Cana
dian goose. Its weight was Is lbs.
and from tip to tip it measured #.
2 in. Of snow white plumage with
black beak and feet, it was certainly
handsome bird.
The friends of John Sherlock,
formerly of this place, will be pleas
ed to learn of his marriage yester-
day to Miss Ottilia Latenback of
Huron, S. d. They Will make
their home at Huron, where Mr..
Sherlock has resided since be left,
here about two years ago IA.
& Nilliam Barr IS again IN Ghi=::
cage taking treatment Of DR. Turck,
the specialist. Though Mr.. Bars
health is very much improved he is
yet far from complete recovery and
he may be compelled to make sever
al trips to Chicago for treatment be-
fore his trouble is permanently
cured.
The National Good Roads con-
vention to be held in May at St.
Louis will be attended by delegates
from every part of Iowa, each Con-
gressional district in the state nam
ing delegates and alternates. Del
aware county's delegate has been
chosen in NJ. Z. Blair with j. +.
Graham alternate.
Mrs. j. J. Hawley, who with
Miss Minnie Hawley, terminated a
pleasant visit with friends here this
Tuesday morning, was the guest of
honor at a dinner given last Satur-
day by Mrs. Rebecca Carpenter.
The ladies of the Thirteen club, of
which Mrs. Hawley was member
during her residence here, were the
invited guests, and Mrs. Carpenter
made the evening an exceedingly
pleasurable one for all.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage Of Miss Maye' Cary, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Cary, and
Mr. jerome Sabin on Thursday, April
fourteenth. The ceremony,which will
be solemnized i'll the beautiful Cary
home on Fayette street, will bc fol-
lowed by reception in the parlors
of the Congregational church, large
number Of friends of Miss Cary and
Mr. Sabin being hidden to participate
in the interesting event as guests.
This Wednesday evening in the
Congregational church will be de.
livered another number on the
Lecture and Entertainment Course,
in the lecture by Prof. Frank G.
Woodwork Of Tangaloo, Mississippi
on the negro in the south. Prof
Woodwork is president of the Uni.
versity for the education Of negroes
at Tangaloo and his lecture will NJ
doubt be exceedingly interesting a,
it throws light on the great rac'
problem.
Last Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. G
d. Fierstine, who reside just soutl
of this city, were very pleasantly
surprised by a number of thei
neighbors and friends, who in som
), way had learned that April 9th wa
; the twentieth wedding anniversary
: of these good people. Two YER