Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-24
Frank Slack was a business visitor

: Frank Slack was business visitor
Cedar Rapids Friday.
Mrs. Jos. McFern; of Ryan, was
shopping in Manchester Monday.
Mrs. N. Beehler entertains the o.
W. q. this week Fsiday evening.
Il Mrs. Will Work and children were
Saturday and Sunday visitors with
Greeley friends.
NJ O-Mrs. L. G. Hills Is In Morris, Hi.
nofs, having been called there by the Ill.
ness of her mother.
Carl Clemans is in the city enroute
to his home in the state of Washington
J from his eastern trip. ~
4 "A. y. Philip was called to Earl.
Vile Monday morning on account of
the illness of his father.
w. H. Norris is in Des Moines, at.
tending meeting of the Grand Chap
ter Order of Eastern Star.
II III. @. Haeborle had business in
Delaware Monday connected with the
sale of the G. B. Lont property.
Mrs. j. F. McEwen departed last
Thursday for an extended visit with
friends at various points in Illinois.
p. w, Beacon, Adams, Minnesota,
spent Sunday In this city with his
brother, r. N. Beacon, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Harrison were
guests in the home of their son, John
Harrison, in Independence over Sunday.
Il. i. Eaton, Des Moines, visited
home friends here last week while en-
route to the Teachers Meeting in Gin
toa.
Mrs. Van Duyne has removed her
household effects to Waterloo where
she will hereafter make her home with
q son.
Mrs. A. Hodges and daughter, of
Independence, visited last week in this
city, being guests in the r. Raymond
home.
Rev. Elmer Chapel arrived in the
city Monday evening for visit in the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
H. Chapel.
John Cameron and friend, Mis-
Norma Steele, of Strawberry Point were
over Sunday guests in the Jas. Cameron
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Searles were In
the city over Sunday to attend the fun.
eral services of the late Mrs. Belle
Bradley -Schofeld.
-Kalamitys letter this week to
Democrat readers has post script that
reads "Not few lamps.to select from
but great many"
Mrs. A. G. Noble joined Mr.. Noble
in Chicago last week Friday. After .
short visit there, Mr.. and Mrs. Noble
will return to Manchester.
Miss Bees Williston. who was call
ed here by the death Of her cousin, Mrs.
Schofeld, returned Monday evening to
her school duties in Oberlin.
Mrs. Sherlock was in Cascade last
week assisting In the settlement of the
estate of her late husbands brother
who recently died in that city.
Mics Clara Williams, an attendant
10 the hospital at Independence, was in
Manchester over Sunday, visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Danl Williams
MIR. Merkl, Q representative Of the
firm who sold the Manchester Light
Heat 8 Power Company their plant,
was In the city several days the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. E. NJ. Carr returned the first
of the week from Sioux City, where she
had been as delegate from the Man
chester Free Library to q meeting Of
the State Library Association.
Miss Mertie Hills, DesMoines, who
has been visiting her parents and
friends In this city for q week or go
past, has gone to Pearl City, Illinois
where she is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Henry Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. HOLSTER returned
the latter part of last week from Dele
van, Wisconsin; where Mrs. Hollister
had been visiting for the past two or
three weeks. Mr.. Hollister went up to
accompany her home.
City Superintendent Wood and
County Superintendent Schweitert. and
Miss Pratt, of the primary room, Cen
trail school, returned Saturday evening
from Clinton, where they attended the
meeting of Northeastern Iowa teachers.
Mrs. s. w. Trenchard is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Kate Koppack, of
Armour, South Dakota this week. Mrs.
Koppack is recuperating from her
recent severe illness and will rest
with her sister here for an indefinite
period.
Geo. Barr, who clerks for Allen s.
Storey, fell from ladder in the store
last week quite severely injuring him
self about the, face and limbs. He has
not been able to come down to work
since and can walk only with the aid Of
clutches.
William AMI George Barr are now
the owners of the eighty acre farm in
Honey Creek township belonging to
}: the estate of their late father, james
Barr ST., having bought 1t Of the admin
istrator of the estate. About S45 90 per
!. acre was the price they paid for 1t. 4
The Manchester high school boys
!. played football against the Coggon
: team here last Friday afternoon and
beat the aforesaid aggregation by q
ocoro NJ fan IN oiv Tho uama wao q