Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-03-28
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Miss Ethel Collins departed Monday
morning for Cedar Falls where she will
attend school.
Horace smead, of Dubuque was in
town Monday.
f. W. Booth, of Coggon, was in
town between trains Friday evening.
Nick Weller shipped a car of cattleto
Chicago Monday.
John O'Brien, jr. has accepted posi-
ton with Thos. Coleman on the Buff.
falo. s ~. .H
Miss Anna Mae Beatty returned last
week from Mt Vernon where she has
been attending school the past winter.
Pat McElliott went to Chicago Mon
day.
j. NJ, Magirl and family attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Kehoe at Castle Grove
Friday. s 81
Michael McCusker and sisters, Rosie,
and Mary Magirl were visitors at tho
County seat Monday.
DELHI.
L. H. Blanchard visited relatives and
attended salem Greeley last Thurs
day.
Mrs, Irving Stoner and little son, of
Dundee, are visiting at the home of her
father Word Mh;ta
Miss Dickinson, of Clermont, is visit
ing at the home of her niece, Mrs. Sails
bury.
Mrs. E. H. Blanchard, who has been
on the sick list the past two weeks, is
recovering,
Winnie Ellison is home from Cornell
where she attended school this winter.
Lasalle Hughes is working near
Dickeyville.
Miss Gladys WEIGH, of Monticello, is
visiting at the home of her friend, Gwen
Perkins.
The market day sale held here Satur-
day afternoon was well attended, q
large crowd being here from the nigh
boring towns and country, At the
auction sale everything brought good
price.
Thomas Simons and wife visited
with relatives in Hopkinton last We'd
nesday.
George Denton, of Earlville, was
transacting business in town last We'd
nesday.
Misses Gwen Perkins and Gussie
Bondurant are home from Lenox fol-
the spring vacation.
d. II. Slatterly, of Dubuque was in
town Monday. {.
Opal Stoner returned Friday from g
q weeks visit with her parents at Edge
: wood.
While drivingto the creamery last
Tuesday morning Curtis Miller's team
became frightened and ran away. The
horses became separated and one stop
ped, but the other, after jumping three
fences, broke its leg and it was neces-
sary to shoot it, The wagon is also
smashed. This is quite loss to Cur.
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A. z. Harris is home from Manches-t
ter where he has been attending hi.
BROTHER, Orange Harris, who has beer
verysick. il4 4
Misses Lizzie Fraser, Ella Burton,
Nerva Burton, and Dorine Corbin spent
saturday in Manchester. -,.,-.--5 8. & &;
School closed Friday for 9 weeks
ljvabatfon. e,
Charles Stone, wife and baby boy
Of Waterloo, are visiting friends and
relatives in town.
Francis McGuie Of Marion is visit
ing in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Blanchard, o.
Masonville spent Sunday at the hom'
. of Howard Blanchard. ll
A little daughter, of Mrs. Angey'l
from Westgate is visiting here.
k A young gentleman from Epwortt
was selling views in town last Wednes
# day.
l. Eliza Burton returned Saturda
y from Cedar Falls where she has been
attending the State Normal School.
t John Trier is home from Cornell 70
t vacation. "f IS
n r. Fl. Bowman and wife and baby
l. spent-Sunday at the home of Doctor
re- Mason and wife at Hopkinton.
A brother and sister from Postvill
20 are visiting at the home ofstheir brothe
Prof. Chase, this week.
+ Mrs. Emma Lawton, of Alden, lows
who has spent the winter in the sum
II south, stopped over Sunday with he
g sister, Mrs. Addie Peterson, on her wa
+ home.
The Ladies Aid Society meets Wed
s nesday afternoon, April 4, at the hous
,,f Mrs. William Lewis.
rl While driving to the train Wednes
/. day morning Ransom Barker's team RAJ
It away. Henry Florence was badly in
jured and Ave Jamison had a flnge
s broken. The bus was badly demo-
J. ished. u
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