Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-02-15
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. l5, 1905.

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George Emerson is here from
Telluride, Colorado.
Mrs. Maude Hoag entertained
the Doves last Thursday afternoon.
IF. l.. Crosier was in Indepen-
dence and Jesup Saturday on bust
ness.
MIR. and Mrs. j. P. Dodge were
Oneida visitors several days last
week.
George Pikell is home from
Mankato, Minnesota, where he has
been working in wooden mill.
Elmer Hesner. cashier of the
Dundee Savings Bank was in Man
chester, Saturday.
The U. I. P. Whist club will
meet with Miss Blanch Lawrence
Saturday evening.
The regular meeting of the
Olive Branch Chapter. r. A. NJ, will
be held this Wednesday evening.
Willard Smith and family left
Monday for Oklahoma where they
expect to make their future home.
MIR. and Mrs. jay Lillibridge,
living near Bailey's Ford, expect to
move to Dakota the first of March.
Henry Gillispie, who has spent
the past year at St. Louis, is the
guest Of his father, Mr.. James
Gillispie.,
John South is down from Min
nesota, to spend a few weeks. He
reports the weather up there 81 be-
low zero.
Gildner Bros. are advertising
underwear and overcoats at very
low prices this week. Don't neglect
to read their adv.
There is talk of organizing a
society in the Methodist church for
the men, to be called the Methodist
Mems Society of Manchester"
The Dunbar Quartet and Bell
Ringers, the fifth number on the
Star Lecture Course will entertainin
the City Hall, February 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Blake have
! issued about sixty-five invitations to
whist party to be given at their
home this Wednesday evening.
IS. T. Burt of this city, has been
elected Supreme Deputy Organizer
for the Mystic Toilers and will be-
gin his work to-day at 1T. Dodge.
will Clark, living on the New
comb place, has rented the Gates
farm, one mile southeast of the city,
and will take possession the first of
March.
Dave Rule of Lamont expects
to move his family here about the
first of March as he has purchased
the sprinkling wagon of Arthur
Ludley.
B. W. Green's gives bottle of
Tea Rose Cream free, with every
one dollar purchase at his store
between now and Saturday Feb.
25th. See his adv. Il,
w. L. Drew has a double stamp
sale commencing February Goth
and lasting one week. Two stamps
will bel given instead of one. See
his adv. this week.
The mercury went down to %
or 30 degrees below, zero Sunday
night, but it was kindly frost
There was no wind to speak of; il
was just nice cold night.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the NJ. E. church will
E give q Colonial Tea, Wednesday,
February 22nd, at the home of Mrs
Geo. Miller, to which all are invited
Mrs. N. Wall and children will
20 TO- Le Mars, Iowa, the latter part
Of TIL Reek. where they will make
their Gture home, Mr.. Wall and
Hilda being engaged in the tailol
business at that place.
About three feet Of snow has
already fallen in this part Of Iowa
and as most of it is still on The
ground, it will be very apt to hole
back the usual on rush of spring
which is due in a couple of weeks
The Ladies Aid Society of tn,
Sand Creek church will hold thei
sale at the home of VIM. Croskey
Friday February 18th. Dinner vii
be served at twelve o'clock by tn
society. Everybody is cordially in
vited.
Genl NJ. F. Leroy and hi
adjutant, A. J. Collinge, departe,
Monday for Atlantic, Iowa, to at
tend meeting of the Department
Council of Patriarch Militant of
o. o. F. Of which Mr.. Leroy
president.
The case of Geo. Hebron VS.
Stephen Hebron, in which the dc
PENDANT was adjudged to be incon
petent to manage his business an,
the plaintiff was appointed gual
y dian, has been affirmed by the su
!. preme court. The appeal was fro1
the district court of this county.
III F. Arnold and his brothe
Cornelius, of Cedar Rapids, starte
for Cuba last week, intending to L
gone about a month. They wi
travel leisurely and see conside
able of our Atlantic seaboard as we
as we'll as the island of Cuba W
know Of one or two more who woul
like to make just such journe
especially at this season of the yea
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. JOSEF
very pleasantly entertained tt
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