Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-07-04
Frank Hadley. of Sioux City WAS

day morning on business.
"A. Hollister and son, Lawrence,
were in Waterloo yesterday.
Mrs. Byron Bronson is visiting with
her parents at Mt Vernon this week.
George McEwen left yesterday
morning for q visit with relatives at
Aurora, Illinois.
Ed, Afford, of Waterloo, was
guest here on Monday of his sister,
Mrs. Hubert Carr.
Claim agents j. T. TAFT and L. L.
Losey of the 1. G. r. r. were in the
city last Friday on business.
Miss Sue Paxson departed last Sun
day morning on her European trip.
She will return about September LIST.
There will be regular meeting of
Manchester Lodge No. 1855. A. F. and
A. NJ, Saturday evening of this week.
Misses Matte and Nellie Gilleas,
of Carbondale, Illinois, arrived here
last Thursday evening for visit with
friends.
w. II. Hutchinson will send four
dogs to Belmond this week to be train.
ed for the state field trials which are to
held later. g
-"Kalamity" Thorpe is just now
greatly interested in campers and pic
nlckers, and styles himself 1.-THE Kamp-
ers Outfitter. g
"A marriage license was issued last
week to Ulysses G. Chadeayne, of Sing
Sing, New York and Mary o. Kingsley,
of Delaware.
+. II. Paul left Monday evening
for Albion, Nebraska, where he will
visit few days with his mother VINO
resides at that place. ~ !,
DIR. G. G. Bradley expects to leave
next week for Aberdeen, North Caro-.
lima, near which place be owns plan
tation and vineyard.
"A travelling street fakir exhibited
q collection of large snakes here last
Friday evening. lis needless to say
that he was well patronized. "A
John Ward, who is now employed
BY the Illinois Central at Carbondale,
Illinois, visited with friends and rela-
tives here part of last week.
Miss Maud Cunningham returned
homo last Saturday evening from Rapid
City, South Dakota, where she has been
teaching school the past year.
The Misses Alma and Dora Leroy
arrived home yesterday from Pough-
kiepste, New York, where the former
graduated from Vassar College.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Hoyt left yes.
terday for Mason City for visit with
friends and relatives. He expects to
go to South Dakota before his return
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Edmnnds left
yesterday morning for Spencer, Ia, for
q visit with friends and relatives in
that vicinity. They will be gone about
four weeks.
REV. Daniel Russell Jr. and wife of
New York City, are expected here next
week for visit with the formers
parents Rev. and Mrs. Russell who re.
side just east of this city.
e. j. Conger went to LaPorte City
Monday to assist his son, Glenn, who is
in the drug business there. This is
race week at La Porte and Glenn is
secretary of the racing association.
State Secretary Msgee will lead the
Y. M. G. A. mems meeting next Sun.
day. The outdoor meeting last Sun
day led by w. A. Lusk, was success
and it was decided to continue them.
The time of the meeting will be $3.50 o.
m.
Mrs. j. d. Dain and daughter,
Maggie went to Independence yester-
day morning to visit Mr.. j. ID. Dain
who was taken there far treatment sew.
eral weeks ago. His friends here will
be glad to know that he is rapidly i'm.
proving.
Letters addressed to the following
persons are unclaimed at the post
Office: Miss Sarah Johnston, Miss
Matte Lee, Miss Aggie Hyler, Mrs.
f. Z. Campbell, A. Clark, Elmo Smith,
Noah Mills2, Geo. Linsey, obeah Pres
ton, Charley l'latt, Huttig Bros, and
Iowa Il Arkansas Land Co.
"A. Collinge received letter last
Saturday from his son Will who is at
Cape Nome, Alaska He says that he
is enjoying the best of health and ex-
poets to remain and work some claims
that he thinks will turn out good. lie
has also invested in town lots at Cape
Nome. The letter made quick trip
making the journey from that place to
Manchester in thirty days.
AT the adjourned session of the
district court held in this city on the
26th ult., q divorce was granted plain
tiff IN the case of Emma j. Rosser vs..
j. w. Roaser. No defense was made
by the defendant. BY stipulation
entered into by Mr.. and Mrs. Rosser
the custody Of their two daughters and
the homestead in East Waucoma were
given to the plaintiff, and the custody
of their two sons given to the defend
ant.
The Twenty-eighth Annual Normal
Institute of Delaware County will con-
vene next Monday morning at the
High School building in this city.
Supt Schwietert desires to say that all
teachers are expected to attend regard
less of the class of their certificate. A
competent corps of teachers has been
engaged and the institute will doubt.
less to a very profitable one. State
Superintendent of Schools Barrett will