Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-09-06
Joe Limbeck, of Dyersville, spent

Joe Limbeck, of Dyersville, spen
Sunday in this city.
Mrs. Hubert Carr is spending tbit
week with her parents in Waterloo.
Ed. Brown, of Des Moines, visiteo
with friends here the first of the week
Mrs. j. A. Wheeler is visiting In
Dubuque with her sister, Mrs. j. F
Merry.
Mrs. Walter Lawrence and children
spent last week in Winthrop with
friends and relatives.
w. b. Cooksley, editor of the by
ersville News Letter, transacted bust
ness in this city Friday.
Miss Irene Stiles returned last week
from Oberlin, Ohio, where she spent the
summer with her mother.
Joseph Faulkner, of Rockford, Illi-
nois, visited here last week at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Carter.
II. w. Stiles, of Ada, Minnesota,
was in this city part of last week, q
guest of his brother, E. b. Stiles.
u. S. Jones was at Ames last week
attending meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the State Agricultural Col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, Tisdale, of Chica-
go, arrived in this city Monday morn
ing to spend few days with Mr.. lis
dals mother.
Thomas Hines departs the last of
this week for Prairie Du Chen, Wiscon-
sin, where he will attend school the
coming year.
Miss Gertrude Du Bots departed
last week for Campbell, Minnesota,
where she is employed as teacher in
the schools at that place.
Bert Hsmblin, who resides east of
town, departed Monday morning for
Epworth, where he will attend Epworth
Seminary the coming year
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Conger arrived
here last week from Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia, and will be guests of friends
and relatives for some time.
Mrs. NJ. H. Anders, of Oelwein, is
visiting IN this city with her son, Frank
Anders. Mr.. Anders is also enjoying
visit from his sister, Miss Leta Anders
of Winthrop.
Miss Birdens Tucker departed
Monday morning for Dubuque where
she will enter Mount st. Joseph school.
She was accompanied by her sister Miss
Madeline Tucker.
-Dolph Huene returned Monday
morning to Cedar Rapids to resume his
studies in the Cedar Rapids Business
College after two weeks vacation at |
his home in this city.
Mrs. Michael Hahesy returned home
from Msrshalltown Tuesday, where she
was called by the death of her nephew
j. E. Wilson, who was killed at that
place by tramps August 81.
VIM. II. Cornell and son Will and
P.S. w. Deyo leave tomorrow for Burr
Oak, Winneshiek county, to attend the
annual campmeeting and conference of
the Second Adventist Christian associa-
ton of northeastern Iowa.
Mrs. Henry Armitsge entertained
at dinner on Tuesday of last week her
sisters, Mrs. VIM. Cattron, of Manches-
ter, Mrs. j. B. Taylor and husband and
VIM. Eahart, a brother from Oklahoma,
whom she had not seen for AZ years. =
Earlville Phoenix.
Miss Crosby departed Monday
morning for Dubuque, where she has
accepted position as trimmer in mil
linery establishment. She has been in
the employ of Henry Goodhile for sew
eral years and goes to Dubuque to enter
the millinery store of Mrs. Hollenagel.
Sister Leo departed last Monday
y ayzahg for Sacred Heart Academy,
q Madison, Wisconsin. She was ac-
isnied by Miss Nellie Vance, of
sity, and Miss Edith Preussner,
matter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hner who resides in Richlsnd
DShip. The young ladies will at
hR school at that institution the
Fspg year.
letters for the following named per.
lire advertised in the Manchester
Wsffice for week ending September
nik $780, Miss Lou Kline, Ella A.
Eehce NJ. D., Mrs. Norma Risier,
pa Robinson, Hattie Smith, G. ID
.5er, Lib. Fleming Annie Wheat
TSfams, AL Blasier, Hampton Dun
~ II. U. Mckee, G. M. Titus, H. Elem
at. Pierce.
last Friday Miss Jennie McCarren
ed the "Out Door Club" to spend |
=. lay at her home and ten ladies res
me- r.a, led N Notwithstanding the great heat
,naey enjoyed to the fullest extent the
Hospitality of the McCarren home and
1.-THE day will remain as bright spot in
the lives of those present, who were
Mesdames Boynton, Anderson, Lister,
Hawley, Atwster. Marvin, futile, Will
liston, Ames.
School opened here Monday with
total enrolment of l4S, divided among
the four rooms as follows: High school
80, grammar 80, intermediate %, prima-
ry5 81. There are seats in the primary
room for about thirty-fve pupils and
there are "a to occupy them. Besides
this, the number is too many for any
teacher to handle successfully alone
Probably the easiest way out of the diff
ticulty will be to reseat the room with
comfortable seats and hire an assistant
teacher for that room, as is being done
in many Iowa schools. -Edgewood
Journal.
"A very pleasant affair took place at
the home of Mrs. j. Hawley last
Monday evening il beinp the thirteenth