Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-04-20
.Chas. Thorpe is in Chicago.

!. is.
Miss Fern Latimer is visiting
at Omaha.
Attorney H.. F. Arnold is il
New Mexico.
Clarence Lister was home from
Iowa City last week.
Mrs. Ackly, the mother of Mrs
G. D. Gates, is quite i'll.
Cleo. Simon spent Sunday with
his family at Cedar Rapids.
| Miss Nellie Hamblin was home
from Cedar Rapids over Sunday.
20. Yoran is expected home from
Albany N. Y. today-W Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Fuller is home
from a visit with Chicago friends
Rev. R. Wolfe of Mount Yer.
non was last week visitor with
friends here.
Rev. Stoddard of the Earlville
Congregational church was in Man
chester Monday.
Bryan Murray was called to
Minneapolis Saturday by the illness
of his mother.
George Steinhilber of Pocahon-
tas, Iowa, was a last week business
visitor in this city.
Uncle Rube" by home talent
at Central Opera House, Thursday
evening, April 2lst.
Joseph B. Hoag was a Mason
vile visitor between trains last
Wednesday evening.
Atty T. B. Blair and DIR. G. L..
Leigh spent Sunday with Robt.
Johnston at Waterloo.
Mrs. r. G. Dewey aud little
daughter are expected this week for
a visit with home friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. Beacon very
pleasantly entertained the Finch
club last Friday evening.
"A buttermaker's sand dairymen's
convention is being held this morn
ing-Wednesday-in Lamont.
Mrs. W. B. Patty spent few
days last week in Chicago, Mr..
Patty being in that city lecturing.
The Mesdames w. Fl. Norris
and E. B. Stiles were Wednesday
and Thursday visitors in Chicago.
Mrs. w. G. Nieman and Miss
Gusta Of Earlville were Saturday
visitors with Miss Neiman in this
city.
Saturday, April 23rd, Gildner
Bros. will give with every suit or
spring over coat sold a fine negligee
shirt.
Prof. and Mrs. Louis T. Eaton
were pleasant guests over Sunday
with relatives here, returning to
Des Moines Monday.
The Dubuque District Confer
ence of the M. z. church will con-
vene in this city Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday Of next week.
AT the Peoples New Dry Goods
store for the next six days, there
will be Challenge Sale of Large
Art Squares. Read their adv. It
Miss Ida Woodrich who has
been q winter visitor with Mr.. and
Mrs: "A. G, Philipp il the city, has
returned ID her home in Chicago.
The Juvenile ball team and the
High School team opened the base
ball season Saturday and the young
sters won out by a score Of Ia to 9.
Lieutenant Bradshaw of the
United States army, and who is just
returning from the Philippines, was
a last week guest in the A. A.
Anderson home in this city.
The Manchester High School
Basket ball team PLAYED their eighth
and final game for the season last
Friday night with Waterloo at that
place, losing in score of 1910.
Invitation are out for the mar
riage Of Miss Mildred A. Minkler
daughter of Mrs. G. H. Davis Of
Bailey's Ford, and Mr.. Charlie
Smith, on Wednesday, April 9th.
Letters address to Mrs. May G.
Rever or Becer Maud N. Loder.
Miss Lyaia Hmman Mr.. Byron A..
Smith, Earl A. Robinson, q. s..
Arnsten and Master Willie Whit
man are uncalled for at the post
Office in this city.
We have received a program of
the Joint Convention Of the 9th
and 44th Annual Convention of the
Delaware and Clayton county Sun
day School Associations to be held
at the Opera House in Edgewood
May %, 26 and 81.
This Tuesday evening, theater
goers Of this city are having an OPP
portunity to hear return engage
ment OF "The Burglar" At Its
first engagement here in the winter,
it was thoroughly enjoyed and no
doubt large audience will hear it
tonight.
Miss Sylvia M. Wisdom, who
is advertising this week to teach
short hand and type writing, has
had very successful classes in Ma
quoketa, Marion and Cedar Falls
She is at the Clark home and any
one interested in the work will dc
well to read her local and see her.
Miss Annabel Clark, reader il
appearing this Tuesday evening al
the Methodist church under The
auspices of the local G.. A. R. Pos
and Corps. Miss Clark is train.
ed elocutionist from the Cumnocl
schoo1 If 0ratorv IF Nnrthuoetor,