Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-02-03

Mrs. Gertie French is quite ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barr are
in Des aIoines.
Frank Bennett is the new chef
at the Clarence House.
Father O'A[eara spent part of
last week at Allison.
Jersey cream at Stewards. Do
you know what it is
Father O'Dowd, Of Indepen-
dence, was here day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ward were
here Monday from Cedar Rapids.
Kalamity has an adv for the
young people this week-Valentines.
Father Rowe, of Strawberry
Point, spent Friday with Manchester
friends.
Mrs. L. H. Paul of Des Moines
in the pleasant guest Of friends in
this city.
VIM. T. Dummy, of Ryan,
goes to Ottawa, Illinois, this week,
to visit son.
Mrs. Myrtle Gilchrist Eaton, of
Strawberry Point, is a guest of Mrs.
P. II. Keiffer.
Will Ward and sister, Miss
Sarah, spent Sunday with Indepen-
dence friends.
Oscar Smith has put in new
cigar machine and has filled same
with Barney's Satisfaction.
Will Trip left Tuesday for La
Crosse, Wisconsin, where he has en-
ployment in a button factory.
III. j. Osterhaus and daughter,
Mrs. Woerdehoff, of Petersburg,
were Manchester visitors Monday.
., p. Newcomb of Cedar Rapids,
proprietor of the new dry goods
store, is in the city today-Tuesday.
Elmer Gates has rented the
Tripp farm in Collins Grove and
will move onto the same the first Of
March.
Independence B-J:-Julia Nc
Grew, who is teaching at Earlville,
was an over-Sunday guest Of rela-
tives here.
Harry Brown moved his family
toCentral City last Friday, where
he takes charge of section on the
illinois Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Goen left
Sunday evening for Freeport, Hi
nois, being called to attend the fun
eral of a cousin.
j. Sullivan is home from his
,hicago visit, where he was in at
enhance upon the sessions of the
toadmasters' Convention.
Gildner Bros. have a few odds
md ends left from their big ten
days sale that they are quoting
exceptional prices on this week.
A new orchestra of eight pieces.
:mder the leadership Of Frank
eiger, has been organized and
agements are now being booked.
"A copy of the first edition Of
Farley NssHs-iis .-on our table,
|wsy little sheet. We
editors, the Messrs. Klink-
ner, success.
The prices named in the New
comb adv. this week are certainly
tremendously cut. Do not fail to
note the special prices on cloaks,
capes and furs.
"A. z. Peterson brought in an
ad. about pure sweet cider, the
kind that father used to make. just
too late for this week Don't forget
where you can get it.
Albert King, who has been EN-
ployed as night clerk at the Clarence
House for some time past, left Sun
day for parkersburg, where he has
accepted a like position.
The report Of the First National
Bank Of this city to the Comptroller
Of he Treasury showing its condi-
at the close Of business on Jan.
% DOB, is published in another
column, and a good showing it is.
David Evans, who lives on the
in farm two and half miles
north of Nashville, will have an
auction sale Of horses, cattle and
farm machinery on Wednesday,
February 10th. See Auction No
ticc elsewhere.
Miss Clara Commerford enter
tanned party Of young people
Monday evening of last week in
honor of her guest, Miss Georgia
Scofeld, of Strawberry Point. Pit,
finch and kindred games were
heartily enjoyed.
Masquerade ball at Central
opera House next Monday eve
..usic by Carpenters orchestra.
~ . Addison and Chauncey Bur-
i are to act as floor managers,
insures an orderly dance.
pc Edmunds will serve sup
-ashe balcony.
ypast week has been a good
He marriage market, these
EN- granted licenses to we'd
ruesday: Robert @. Colds
N Elizabeth Wilson, Fred
Lizzie Scheneke. R. G..
Snd Jennie 0. LittleGeld,
Bke and Rosa f. Kemper,
A. Young and Kathleen M.
Hard.
The 2-year-old daughter of Mr..
Mrs. Ed. Goldsmith, of Oster-
was burned to death last
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