Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-04-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Fairhil {
Of Cedar Rapids were last weel
guests with friends in this city.
interests one o them thing.
that keeps right on nights and Sun.
days, says the State Saving Bank
e. E. Mulvehill, one of Mason.
ville's progressive business men
was in Manchester last Wednesday
Mrs. Charles Staehle of Earl
| vile spent last week with her sister
Mrs. w. D. Work, and other rela.
tives here.
Miss Ola Lang returned to her
home at Strawberry Point Wednes.
day after a pleasant visit with
friends here.
Miss Clara Marshall spent the
first days of last week with friends
Strawberry Point, returning home
Wednesday.
w. w. Matthews returned
Wednesday from California, having
spent the winter for the most part
in San Diego.
The Excelsior Laundry guaran-
tee to do your lace curtains to your
satisfaction and the house cleaner
should give them trial.
The Mesdames Bradford and
Sherwood and Mr.. Sherwood have
returned from Louisiana, which is
annually their winter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W. Sabin re.
turned last Wednesday morning
from their winter spent in Califor-
mia and other southern states.
-Masonville Enterprise: Mayme
Conner was in Manchester Monday.
M. A. Hogan and wife and Jose
phine were Manchester visitor Mon
day.
Tho First National Banks adv.
tells you how to answer Yes. 1t
would be well for our young men
readers to carefully peruse their adv.
this week.
The spring term Of the United
States Court opens at Dubuque
April Goth and among the petit
Jurors drawn to serve we note A. J.
Collinge of this place, Fred Austin
of Delaware. l.. N. Fisher of Edge
wood, and j. L. Gilbert of Dundee.
Friends here Of Miss Stella
Spear, who has several times been a
pleasant guest in the A. D. Brown
home, will be interested in hearing
that she is one of the twenty five
sopranos selected for the Dubuque
choras of 100 voices to compete for
a prize at the st Louis Worlds Fair.
-Edgewood Journal: +. +. Cary
and Fred Clute of Manchester were
in town Tuesday. =. Miss Bessie
Maud Sherwood, who has been work
ing for Mrs. Hines at Manchester is
spending a few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Sherwood,
at their home here. She expects to
accept a position in the Globe Hotel
in that city in week or two. o Mrs.
/. N. Harris visited with friends at
Manchester Monday night.
DO not fail to see the Gypsie
Flower Girl, in costume, and hea,
the child soprano, with Raymond's
Independence High School Orches-
ira, Friday evening, April 8, at tho
Central. This orchestra is said tt
be one of the best and largest in
Iowa. Reserved seats on sale at
Smiths drug store, commencing
Wednesday morning, April 6. Re
served are IS cents, general admis
sion 25 cents and children unde,
fifteen years Is cents.
Found, by ]. j. Goen, Frida,
April LIST, in front of his cigal
factory fine fat wallet. In spit
of the fact that Mr. Goen had con
siderable trouble in loosening sale
wallet from its resting place Oh
the walk, still we feel satisfied, Ii
would return same to its owner
without asking any reward. III
may be found by any one wishing
information concerning this poke
book at his place of business o
Main street, any time from now OF
The removal this week of Nj
and Mrs. w. D. Hogan and Mr.. an
Mrs. J. d. Hogan from Mancheste
to Seneca, South Dakota, takes tw
very congenial families from til
social circles of our town. TIL
Messers Hogan have lived and pros
pered in Manchester for u cicle {
years and they are accounted anon
our most progressive young bus
ness men. However as we under
stand it. their removal will nc
necessarily mean the severance G
their business ties here, and it
the hope of their many FRIEND
that their residence in the land {
the Dakotahs will be SO financill
blest that they may return in eve
: so short a time to dwell in MAJ
chester in opulence and anon
friends from that time hence fort
j forever.