Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-07-05

Herman Kamoss and family have
moved to Worthington to keep board
ing house.
Mrs. Mary Backus and Miss Nellie
Chipmund, of Dubuque, arrived here
June 81 to visit relatives.
NORTH MANCHESTER NOTES.
Mrs Will Thomas and children from
Anamosa are in these parts visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Hunt with her daughter Mrs.
Will Thomas, attended our Sunday
school and church last Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Clark and wife and
brother Bert and wife, of Arlington,
are visiting with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Clark.
The remains of James Russell was
brought from Kansas for interment in
the Manchester cemetery, on Saturday
last. Mr.. Russell was formerly resi-
dent of this place and was held in high
esteem. For several years he owned
and run the Parkersburg Touring mills.
Rev. Lusk preached at the st. Paul's
Union church last Sunday instead of
his brother as announced last week.
The funeral of DR.. Abbott being at two
p. m., his appointment at the grove was
postponed.
Next Sunday the pastor of the United
Brethren church will preach at the st.
Paul's church.
EARLvILLE
b. A. Baker was in town the first of
last week.
The house of w. II. GLADDEN. south
of town being finished, dance was
given there last Tuesday evening.
j. B. Nurre, of Petersburg, was doing
business in town last Wednesday.
Mrs. William Cattron, of Manchester,
visited at j. b. Taylor's last Wednes
day.
L. OF Eaton, of Manchester, was g
visitor here last Tuesday. A. A
Adams, of Foxcroft, Maine, and q
former neighbor of Mr.. Eaton, was with
him and took the train from here tt
his home In Maine.
A supper and ice cream social wa!
held at Geo. Irmscher's Wednesday
evening.
Q. A. Kenyon and others, of Lamont
passed through here Thursday on thei
way to Worthington where they wer,
moving the household goods of neigh
Dor.
Friday was Earlville day in Dubuque
and large crowd was in attendance
A round trip rate of 80 cents attracted
many from Almoral, Greeley AM
Oneida and the special train consisting
of eight coaches was well filled wit
the excursionists. They left here a
$3.50 a. m. and returned at $50 p. n
The Earlville base ball team played tn
Dubuque Y. M. c. A. at the leagu
park on the same day and Dubuqu
won only by narrow margin, tn
score being ID to 10. The game wa
close and exciting and many brilliar
plays were made. The feature of tn
game was the pitching and fielding G
Powell. The battries consisted o
Powell and Stephens for Esrlville an
Gillian and Jane for Dubuque.
Mr.. Eddy, real estate agent of Car
ton, Mississippi, accompanied by
farmer from near Independence, wei
here Thursday looking at the Full,
Q property.
y F. w. Hosier has purchased Tho
Robinson's house the considerable
: being $3.50.
w. 1. Millen and family remained j
Dubuque until Monday evening, 81
joying day on the river.
Prof. S. F. Hersey and family arrive
Friday evening from Beloit, Wis. fl
q visit with relatives. Mr.. Hersey wi
teach in the County Summer School
be held in Manchester.
A. j. Rector returned from Indepel
!, dence Friday morning where he he
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. N. ]
Sargent.
Harry Annis and wife, of Masonvil
visited relatives south of town la.
week.
Several from this place attended tn
funeral of DIR. Abbott at Manchestt
last Sunday.
Miss Mary Young who has bee
teaching at Fonda the past year ht
returned home to spend the summe
Mrs. John Young of Hornick, 1;
came with her.
Miss Virgie Foote went to Winthrop
} Saturday for a few days visit wit
friends.
Prof. @. w. Martindale and wife, {
Webster City, visited at the home {
George Staehle, Jr., on Saturday. Mr.
Burbridge, of Greeley, was here wit
them.
Willis Stoner was in town Saturds
The directors of the Savings Bank, {
Earlville, held their semi-annusl NEE
ing Saturday afternoon.
Union services were held in the Coz
: gregational church Sunday evenin
j. G. Niemsn sold a half car {
: horses to a transient horse buyer la
) week.
W.T.. Wood, Adam Schaller, and
Diamond had business in Dyersvill
Saturday.
j. w. swinburne, of Delhi, was
;, town Saturday.
Frank Libe moved his houaeho