Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-01-27

ing in Belvidere, Illinois.
p Ausman of Almoral attended
the Farmers Institute here last
week.
Thursday is special Children's
suit day at the big clearance sale at
Gildner's.
Miss Mable Webber had as her
guest last week Miss Miller of Ced
ar Rapids.
Miss Alice Jones visited at Al
moral last week in the j. b. Dun
ham home
Weather Hicks says, look out
for stormy weather the balance Of
this month.
Saturday is special Mems Over
coats day at Gildner's. Read the
adv for prices.
An adv that tells prices in good
shape this week is the P. NewcomL
one on this local page.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Gildner
entertained last week and this Miss
Elley of Nora Springs.
The best thing that can be said
about the month Of January 1904.
is that it will soon be gone.
II. J. Jacobs has gone to Deca-
tur, Illinois, where he will enter a
hospital for medical treatment.
Geo. Dittmer of Colesburg> was
a last week visitor here having come
to attend the Farmers Institute.
The Manchester boys won at
the basket ball game against Du-
que last Wednesday evening, 81
Mrs. Thos. Robinson and daugh-
Miss Dora of st. Paul, were last
guests in the G. H. johnson
Mrs. Harry Daniels of Gales
!, ILL.,, is visiting her parents,
?. Miller and wife, enroute to
aCity.
Mrs. T. j. Jacobs departs to-
ow for Duluth MINI; where
will visit her daughter for an
finite time.
Gildner Bros. wish it under
d this big 10 day sale is not a
sing out sale; it is simply a
clearing up" sale.
IS. 7. Burt went to Edgewood
Thursday last, remaining for few
days working in the interests Of the
Iowa Legion Of Houor.
-Hopkinton Leader: It is rum
ored that E. B. Hess of Greeley will
sbe candidate for the clerks office
70 succeed John Georgen.
Mrs. E. 81. Chapel left Tuesday
light last for Viola, Wisconsin, to
lssist in the care of a sick grand
aid, and visit her son, Rev. Elmer
hapel.
Miss Bateman is here from
hicago on her way to Council
tufts where she viii remain until
epeniHg 6f the spring millinery
season.
Catching on hobs was quite the
II style among our younger people
hFriday and Saturday, the snow hav-
ing made sleighing that farmers and
townspeople were taking advantage
of with cutter, hobs and bells.
IF. F. Williams, prosperous
pung farmer from the vicinity oi
Export, spent several days in Man
ester last week visiting with his
rents Mr.. and Mrs H. V.Williams,
d other relatives and friends.
lr. and Mrs. Hubert Carr enter
ed at half past six o'clock dinner
Thursday evening, those sitting
able with the host and hostess
Mr.. E. Carr and Mrs. Presusner
ing the Messers and Mesdames
Hruby, j. B. Hoag and R. A.
snton.
"A correspondent from Delaware
the Earlville Phoenix last week
id: Mr.. P. Langridge Of Manches-
gave two very interesting dis
curses in the Baptist church Sun
.y morning and evening and Mr..
nirchleck Of Colesburg furnished
sofne excellent music.
"a The marriage of Miss Martha
Evert and Mr.. Jos. Arduser last
Wednesday, evening, which was
ss,olemnized at the home of the brides
Y ,arents is described by those attend
ag as very pretty one. Mr.. and
frs. Arduser are to live on the Mer
lam farm east of Ryan.
Seven of Mrs. e. B. Stiles
irl" friends called on her Thurs
y evening and very pleasantly
ent the hours from eight until one
next day in amusing her at a
lie game called whist. Refresh
,nts and the presentation of the
re to Mrs. H. H. Lawrence COM
eted the evenings enjoyment.
F.E. Patton of Ehler, young and
cessful farmer who is we'll known
Manchester, has formed a part
ship with NJ. Denberg of Coggon
the firm has purchased the A.
aunt stock Of merchandise in
IN that place. Many here will wish
them success in the new venture.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Patton will move into
Coggon.
Yesterday was the fiftieth ami
eersary of the marriage Of Mr.. p. S.
Cowles to Miss Phoebe Eddy, and
the golden wedding of this est.
mable couple was duly celebrated al
their home in Lamont by their
@ehildren and a number Of theil