Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-08-09

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Merritt Odell, of Anamosa, is re.
newing old acquaintance in this city
Our Edgewood and Tower It'll let
tiers received too late for publication this
week.
w. T. Wood and VIM. Flynn, OF
Earlville, were Manchester visitors
Friday.
Mics Alice Hustled, of Dyersville
is guest in the city of her friend Miss
Nina Carhart.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hockaday were
the guests of friends at Bloomingdale
Illinois, last week.
Mrs. W. ID. Goodwin returned home
last Friday evening after visit with
relatives in independence.
Mrs. A. j. Baker, of Waterloo, ar.
rived here Monday evening for visit
with her aunt, Mrs. B. A. Reynolds
Mrs. S. E. Crosier and mother and
dav morn;nr fo- a u;.,. ,,;.L .o,..;..s.
Mrs. Vernon Burlington departed
sha will snond sav..a, ,,aah. ,a;.S 49, ~
sister Mrs IIa,.s;ns A NO
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1ay.' Nus.'ns, VI hopk'n.on were
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., uno'e, nary higman' tnis week
'nslio' hes'ew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vorwald AID
'nel1 uauensef hosa' OF colony were
snopp'ns ~ tns Guy Wednesday.
W.,o ucle 'ney were GUESTS Vi ueorge
snu MISS mary Link.
Fred Barr, son of David Barr, who
resides eight miles north Of this city re-
turned home last week from the Klon-
Z, dyke. He has been absent from home
aoous year anu nas oeclueo tnae Deia-
"ale county ~ tne oese place aIter ali.
"A number from here Joined the
excursion yesterday to Dubuque con-
Quoted by the Methodist societies of
Cedar Rapids. 1t was well attended,
considering the threatening weather.
Two tra'ns were run comprised OF ten
coactes eacn'
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Cary, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. w. Jewell, Mrs. Chas. Barry
and Merit Brown left the first OF the
week for Davenport to attend the Iowa
grand lodge knights OF Pithias and the
grand temple of Rathbone sisters
which are being held there this week.
james McElliott had business at
the county seat Monday. While there
he disposed of house and one acre of
gtounu " Ei'as Iinch' the 1ather Oh
oanes I,non' VI 'nls c'ty' Tue 'a.ter
anu 1aMily expecting 70 move 10 that
cry ahu occupy 'he place ~ an early
uaee'-fsyan nepof'er.
MIR. Clarence NJ. Chapel, of this
city, is visiting with his friend and
schoolmate the Reverend +. A. Minguy,
Rector of st. Mary's church, at Dewald,
Wisconsin. After two weeks stay
with Rev. Minguy Mr. Chapel, comtem-
plates trip upon the great lakes
The ladies of the Foreign Mission.
airy Society of the M. E. church will
serve luncheon at the parsonage on
wednesday evening, Aug. 9Th, CON-
mencing at Six o'clock and continuing
until all are served. Cake and ice
cream Will be added to an otherwise
generous menu and all for the moder-
ate price OF twenty cents. All friends
OF the society and their families are In
vlted 70 come and enjoy this social
gathering.
The next time a travelling peddler
calls at your door and tries to sell Won
goods. ask him If he will take vonr
eggs huttar and othe. farm nrodncts.
ask him If when your neighbor gets
ready to build bridge over the slough
ne would willingly donate few dollars
to help 1t along. Tell him there is
poor family down the road, would he
donate little money to buy provisions;
ask him If he will contribute to q
new enterprise Just starting. Your
home merchant will do all this and
much more.-Exchange.
Mr.. F. X. Main, the democratic
nominee for the office of Superinten-
dent of Schools, is twenty five years old.
He graduated from Lenox college with
the class of 1897, receiving the degree
of bachelor of science. He has taught
successfully IN this county for the past
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