Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-02-12
BRIEF MENTION.
Observation-Disclosures lnNnllnMui

Mrs. Ida Newcomb is in Chi
cago this week visiting with friends
and relatives.
Miss Idell Miles will be in Chi
cago for several days this week be-
ing entertained by friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Ken
yon of Chicago were over Sunday
guests OF the formers mother, Mrs.
W. G. Kenyon.
The senior class were entertain
ed at seven o'clock dinner party
at the home of Frank Keiser on
Friday evening.
The Manager of the new Ellis
House, also Of the Logan House at
Waterloo, Mr.. r. w. Johnson, was
in Manchester Saturday.
Miss Alma Leroy entertained
the members of the Z. h. o. club at
Z o'clock dinner Saturday evening
at her home on Main street.
ID. A. Huene, who is salesman
for grocery firm at Monticello,
spent Sunday at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. e. Huene.
The Junior class of the High
school was entertained at the Rector
home near Oneida on Friday even
ing. the trip being made as sleigh
ride party.
The office Of the Hon. R. w.
Thrill is being remodeled this week
/ and after the Improvements have
been completed it will afford him a
comfortable and up.to-date business
place.
The Women's Relief Corps will
serve dinner and supper. this week
in the Ford building, formerly
known as the Y. M. G. A.. Tho
ladies are endeavoring to please and
liberal patronage should be. theirs.
Charles Lampman of Anamosa,
and Joseph Lampman Of Maaion
we're in the city Saturday and Sun
day on account of the serious illness
of their mother. who makes her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. Lalnpman.
H. f. Arnold returned from
Jennings. Louisiana, Saturday where
he has been engaged in making adj
ditional Improvements to his rice
plantation near that city. Mr.. Ar.
mold was in the south nearly two
months.
The patrons of the skating
rink were given an opportunity of
witnessing moving pictures at
Central Opera house on last Friday
evening, that feature of the evenings
entertainment being provided by
the manager Of the Dreamland
Theatre.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by Clerk Bishop
dar,ng tia past week: Austin II.
R Tidy and Francis NJ. Shattmiller,
Geo. Wandell and Eflie Hansell,
Geo. G. Cove and Mollie Fairbanks.
Anton Oyerman and Minnie Thole,
apd George w. Bell aud Edna g.
Curtis
IL. @. Haeberle of st. Paul, who
id employed in the freight offices of
the Chicago Greai Western Rail-
WAY. Miss Fannie Haeberle of Ep-
worth, and Miss Clara Haaberle,
who is attending scho at Cornell,
were at home over Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs III. G..
Haeberle.
The republican and democratic
friends of the Hon @. E. Pickett. Of
Waterloo, who is seeking the nomin-
alton of United States representa-
tive, to succeed the Hon. B. P Bird
sail, entertained him in this city
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Pickett
is one Of the prominent attorneys Of
Waterloo.
The rooms above Stearns & Nc
Cormick $ grocery store have heen
rsmodeted and arr now being occu-
pied by the Women's Relief Corps
as lodge rooms The Woodmen
have al so hald one OF their meetings
in the building, and arrangements
my be completed for their occupan-
nv Of the rooms in the future.
= Edward Glissendorf, son of Mr.
and Mrs Fred Gissendorf Of this
city, left Monday afternoon for E
paso, Texas. Mr.. Glissendorf ha,
been i'll for nearly two years, ane
for some time has been under thu
Gre of his parents here. but vii
spend the winter in the southwes
in the hope that the climate ma,
prove beneficial.
The Manchester colony a
Hammond, Louisiana, this white
write that they are entirely satisfied
and delighted with the climate an
surroundings that resort affords t
northern people during the month
of severe weather. The few week
already spent at Hammond hav
proved very beneficial to Rhea Dur
ham who was compelled to leave fe
the South a month or SO ago an az
count of ill health.
The Daily Union, newspape
published at Walla Walla, Wasl
ington, has secured the services {
Mr.. G. Lloyd Jones as city edito
Mr.. Jones was formerly connecte
with this paper, and after leavin
here served with g staff of writers {
a Sioux City publication, later 6
ing to Canada, where his work a
tracted the attention of the pap
mentioned. Mr.. Jones is we
pleased with his present situate
and his success in newspaper. wol
is heartily wished for by his frien
in this city.