Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-11-07

Carl, Hannah and Willie Hitler visit.
ed at Q. Lorenz's Sunday.
DELHI.
Perry Haight and family, of Golden,
visited in town Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society meets next
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. z, with
Mrs. G. w. Klockenteger.
Dick Thorp and wife, of Manchester,
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. L. Schnittjer and Mrs. John Yell
den, who have been visiting their ma
tive land, Germany, for two months.
returned to their homes near here last
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Jane Flack visited friends in
Manchester the greater part of last
week.
Will Neal and wife, from south of
Manchester visited his parents here
Sunday.
Last Saturday being the sixty.6rst
birthday of A, j. Young, a number of
his friends and neighbors planned a
surprise for him, and accordingly met
at his home in the evening when he
was at town. Supper was served and
Mr.. Young was presented with nice
easy chair. All enjoyed a pleasant
evening.
Mrs. Miller, of West Virginia, and
daughter, Mrs. Dick Thorp, visited at
s. NJ. Chase's last week.
Mrs. E. M. Carr, Woman's Relief
Corps inspector of this district, of Man
chester, inspected the Corps at this place
on Friday.
Roy Stone, who is attending the Up
per Iowa University at Fayette, is at
home visiting his parents for few days
James Henry, of Manchester, moved
building at the poor farm Friday.
Mrs. R. NJ. Bondurant has a sister
from Minneapolis visiting her.
j. w. Swinburne, wife and Msude.
Mrs Jennie Savage and Mrs. Erma
unkin and daughter Gail, were shop
ping in Manchester last Tuesday.
Quarterly meeting services will b.
held in the NJ. E. Church next Sunday
morning, November IL.
William Neal has gone to Cedar Rap
ids.
Some of the members of the w. A.
Morse, G. A. R. post, of Manchester,
attended the Post here Friday after
noon. Those who attended were,
George Commerford, r. w. Fishel
Levi Gross, Abner Durham, j. g
Flemming, E. F. Sias, Glenn Bailey and
A. j. Collinge.
About fifteen of the young people
held Hallow Fen party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pulver last We'd
nssday evening. Because of the rain
many who were invited could not at
tend, but good time was had by all
present. Games were played, light re
freshments served, and all enjoyed
themselves until "the wee small hours.
LAMONT.
Harry Stansbury departed Saturday
Oct. 81, for Montana.
Miss Mildred Kenyon returned home
Monday from Denver. Colo. after q
three months visit with an aunt.
Morton and Clarence Lake departed
Tuesday to drive to Bloomington, ILL.,,
to visit brother, They expect to be
gone one month.
George Wheeler and mother, Straw.
berry Point, visited in Lamont and In.
dependence last week.
Mr.. VIM. Lambert, wife and daught-
or, Mrs. ina Fowler, went to Oneida
Saturday to visit daughter, Mrs. Mar.
garet Benedict, and family. They re.
turned Monday p. m.
Mr.. E. D. May went to Kingston
III. to visit his sister, Mrs. Williams,
who is very sick.
Mrs. John Pemberthy was called to
New Hampton Friday by the sickness
of neice.
Mrs. i. b. Curtis and son returned
home to Cannon City, Colorado, Tues.
day.
E. A. Talmsge and family departed
Tuesday, Oct. 30, for their new home
In Kallispell, Montana.
Miss Lydia Brown closed very sue
cessful term of school last Friday near
Dundee. She is hired to teach the
winter term.
The next regular meeting of the W..
G. I. U. will be held at the home of
Z. s. Mickner next Thursday p. m.
The Great Western bridge gang have
been here the last week repairing the
bridge east of the depot.
Beldon Jones is now one of the en-
gineers on the Great Western.
The county bridge committee were
in town Thursday and set stakes for
the new bridge to be erected across the
creek on the south side.
A load of Masons from here attend
ed the Masonic lodge at Strawberry
Point Monday evening.
Misses Bertha Eckert and Nellie
Wing were passengers to Edgewood
Tuesday,
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