Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-02-02

-Totnorrow "wednesday is GROUND
|hSg day.
Frank Anders Of the firm of An
ders & Philip, spent Sunday in Man
chester.
Miss Mable Davis and Mrs. CT II.
Brownell were visitors In Dubuque
Friday.
Willis Cunningham of Waterloo
was an over Sunday guest of friends
in town.
Zybszko, the Polish wrestler, was
in,-the city between trains Thursday
morning.
Miss Grace Horton of Coggon is
a CUES. of relatives and friends in
the city.
Burton Clark advertises' special
features for February at. his store
in a change Of advertisement this
week. Read the -ad.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph -Langhammer
of Hagers Grove, Missouri, are visit
ing with friends in this city. They
formerly resided in Manchester.
The many friends of J.. M. Pearse
were greatly pleased to see him over
town the first of the week, after "a
serious illness of several weeks.
Look up the advertisement in
another column of Charlie Robson Of
Greeley, who advertises three hun
dred bushels of timothy seed for
sale. -
), The last dance Of the season be-
Tore Len. will be given at the Cen
trail Opera. House tomorrow (Wed-
nesday) evening. The floor will be
IL charge Of Chauncey burlington.
The City Charity Circle will meet
with Mrs. Ida NJ. Elder on Friday
afternoon, FebrLr1v 4. There will
be election Of officers and picnic
supper. by order Of the president,
Mrs. Preussner.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Arnold enter
tanned number of friends at six
o'clock dinner Friday evening at their
home about two miles west of this
city. A very pleasant social evening
was spent by those present.
The Manchester High school bas-
ket ball team were defeated by a
similar. aggregation at Grundy Cen.
ter Saturday evening by score Of
So to "a. The feature of the
game was the throwing of field bas-
kets by Drew who secured sixteen
of them.
The young ladies of the Chris.
tian Endeavor society of the First
Congregational church of this city
met at The home of Mrs. j. F. Moore
and organize d society to be known
as "The Kings Daughter" on Mon
lay evening.
Il. G. Wells OF this city and T.
lkehney of near Ryan, arrived home
Saturday morning fit Jacksonville,
Illinois, where they offended the flu.
neral o. Mrs. Henry Wells. Mr.. Ken
ney is son-in-law of the late Mrs.
Wells and Mr.. Wells & brother-in-law
On Wednesday of next week
February 9th, Mrs. William straub &
Sons and Bronson & Carr will sell al
public auction on the Bronson & Carr
farm FIVE miles northwest of Man
chester quite large amount Of per
sonal property. including, 10 horses
20 mich cows. 25 brood sows, hay
grain, farm machinery and other prt
perty described In the notice entitled
Public Sale" to be found in another
column.
"A debate is to be given at the
City Opera house on Saturday even
ing, February 5th, at O'Clock be
tween the Cedar Falls High schoo
and the Manchester High schoo
leans. Jay Barr, James Burbridg
and Harry Davis of the local schoo
will debate the affirmative Of thu
i question, Resolved that America
Cities Should Adopt the Commission
Form of Government" All sthe higl
schools in the Northeastern low
debating league except Manchester
!; Grundy Center and Cedar Falls hav
!, Deen defeated upon that question
Come and help the boys win. Ger
eral admission 20 cents, school chi
dren Is cents.