Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-03-30
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wood being represented thereon.
| -Jeffry M.tAllen, a resident of Oh
near Strawberry Point since 1851
and prominent Odd Fellow of that
vicinity died about midnight on
Monday of last week. j. Ingram
and family Of this place attended
the funeral services which were held
last Wednesday.
-Masonville Enterprise: Fred
Richardson of Manchester was a
business caller here Tuesday. q
Miss Julia Stone Of Manchester Wis
it at the home of NJ. Carmody Tues
day. - DIR. Lindsay of Manchester,
made a professional call to our city
Tuesday. q 2. e. Goss was a Man
chester caller Sunday evening.
Greeley Home Press: We under
stand that John Decker has gone to
Denver. 1, DIR. Dittmer was in town
Tuesday. @ Born to B. A. Holbert
and wife, on Tuesday March 90,
1904, girl. !. Mrs. Chas. Corell
went to Manchester, Saturday for a
few days visit with her mother,
Charlie is looking for cook; widow
preferred.
Arrangements have been made
for the appearance of E. w. Ray
mond's High School orchestra of
20 pieces at Manchester on the even
ing of April s. Excursion rates
will be made from this city, and
there is probability that special
car will be run. Many aside from
the orchestra will attend from here,
and the trip promises to be quite a
social feature for the young people.
Independence Bulletin-Journal.
-Hopkinton Leader: Nellie
Davis visited at Manchester and at
Spring Branch last week. Il Miss
Minnie Todd from near Manchester
came down last week for visit at
the home Of her uncle, w. T. Garvin.
% N. Reilly will move soon to
Hazel Green township, to be near
his field Of work as superintendent
Of road for that township. - Uncle
A. B. Wheeless is just about to get
out after an illness Of five weeks.
His old haunts have been missing
Mr.. Wheeless' cheerful face during
his enforced retirement.
-Dyersville Com: T. Stewart of
Manchester was in town on business
last Saturday. 9 Matt Clemans made
a business trip to Manchester and
Independence last Wednesday. q
Miss Veroni Nachtmann visited
with friends at Manchester over
Sunday. . Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wiegmann arrived here last Wednes
day afternoon on their way home
from Manchester. 81 Mrs. G. p
! Georgen of Rockville was in this
city Tuesday on her way home from
Manchester where she had beer
visiting her son, John, and wife.
Mrs. Caro- Sabin, who has re-
Gently resigned her membership il
the six handed Euchre club
was the victim ola surprise perpet
rated by the members Of that organ.
ization last Friday evening
She had been invited to spend the
evening with her friend Mrs. Chas
Thorpe and together with Mrs. L
Dunham,they were playing euchrt
when the conspirators, who had
stealthily wound their way through
the back yards from the S. w. Tren
chard home over appeared and tool
possession of the Thorpe home ant
Mrs. Sabin. The evening was al
especially pleasant one, six handed
euchre keeping everything as merry
as amarriage bell until ten when ;
toothsome lunch was served.
handsome dish was presented to tn,
guest Of honor by Mrs. Ellen John
ston with best wishes for goot
luck always from the club" TIL
resignation of Mrs. Sabin is sincere
ly regretted by the members Of tn
club and this evening was planned
to attest the regard in which she i
held by the members of the organiza
ton,