Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-10
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John Corell, of Delphos, Kansas, and
brother, James Corell, of Maynard,
were visiting at II. G. Millen's Friday.
Mrs. John Ocker and Mrs. I. M.
Gibson were down from Greeley Fri
day.
John Cruise, Jr., of this place, and A.
HollIster, of Manchester, departed
Tuesday for three weeks hunt in the
wilds of Montana. W. w. Matthews
accompanied them to Miles City where
he will visit his son, DIR. I. G. Mat
thews.
Misses Kate Commerford and Laura
Whipple attended the Carnival at
Cedar Rapids, Saturday, and remained
at Manchester syss s ne political issues
OF tine day from a republican stand
point at the city hall Friday evening,
October IL.
The school students of Prof. b. j..
Stills room gave supper sociable at
the l. o. o. F. hall Friday evening
which was we'll attended, about $2S
being realized. This sum will be ap.
piled on the organ debt.
Geo. Ham will hold an auction sale
of all his personal property at his farm
south of town Wednesday, October 10.
Considerable moving has been going
on the past week. Harry Porter has
moved into the Eahart property, Mrs
G. A. Van Anda into the S. Cousins
house, VIM. Baskerville into his sons
house, Frank LOOMS into the Pophan
house, w. l Millen into his new house
and II. Millen into his house vacated
by w. l. Millen
Will Laxson was home from Ep
worth over Sunday.
Miss Mae Foster visited at Ceda
Rapids several days last week.
Chas. Dovey left Monday for Kansas
City as delegate to the Modern Wood
men Brotherhood of America conven
tion to be held there October, 10.
7. r. Long, of Marshalltown wal
looking after his farm north of tow
last week and called on his Earlville
friends who were glad to see him.
Jacob Kerper has secured a position
with Friedman u Co. at Dyersville anG
commenced work Monday.
A. j. Rector returned the first of the
week from Lansing where he has been
visiting bis daughter, Mrs. j. H. Trewi1
for several weeks.
| Arthur Barre has 80 far recovered
from his recent injury as to be able t.
be around, nearly as well as ever.
Thirty-seven tickets to Waterloo
were sold from this place Friday.
l David Irmscher was at home from
Independence over Sunday.
Joseph Wagstatt stopped off her
over Sunday the guest of Henry SHARP
on his way to his home in Aurelis, ia
Mr.. Wagstaff has been visiting sine
| April 1st in st. Lawrence county, New
York.
Rev. j. II. Klaus preached in the NJ
E. church Sunday in the absence o
Rev. Foote.
Mrs. Alex Walters, of Export, i
visiting Mrs. d. T. Laxson.
The Outlook Club held its first meet
! ing of the year at the home of Mrs. G.
, B. Rogers on Friday afternoon. Tn
year will be devoted principally to th
study of Shakespeare. The officers ar
Mrs. II. Millen. Pres; Mrs. E. L. Cruis
Vice Pres; Mrs. w. H. Parker, Secy
and Miss Mae Foster, Treas.
J The Baptist Ladies Aid Society o
, Delaware held social gathering an
dinner at the home of Geo. Long las
Thursday.
ia. G. Cattron and daughter, Mrt
LeFevre, will start Wednesday to visi
relatives near Lincoln, Nebraska. From
that place after time they expect t
go to Oklahoma where Mr.. Cattron ha
a married daughter, before returning
home.
/ Mrs. @. r. Fishtemeier was Q Ceds
Rapids visitor last week.
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