Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-09-05

DELHI
Paul Stevens, of Hopkinton, was in
town Wednesday working in the inter
est of Lsnox college.
Lizzie Frazer is visiting friends at
Greeley this week.
Paul Oehler drove to Greeley Satur-
day with a load of butter tubs.
Mrs. Eva Stone left Thursday evening
for an extended visit with relatives in
New York state.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Stone and son
Dorance and Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce Saun-
ders and daughter May, are spending
the week fishing at Troy Mills.
Lizzie Fraser treated her Sunday
school class to picnic at Hartwict last
Tuesday.
Minnie vesey, of Hapkinton, was an
over Sunday visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Byerly visited
relatives in Anamoss recently.
Tom Martin was on er from Earlville
Saturday.
j. w. Swinburne and family visited
relatives at Oneida last Sunday.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society meets Thursday afternoon, Sep.
TENDER Ii, with Mrs. E. G. Perkins. All
are requested to bring their mite boxes.
Frank Howard was home from Min
nesota over Sunday. igsa 49,
Mrs Irene Arnold (nee Steyenson), of
Sandusky, Ohio, but formerly Of Delhi,
visited old friends here the past week.
E. II. Stone and Harlan Stone visited
relatives near Almoral Sunday.
Mrs. Mckee is visiting friends at
Manchester.
Mrs. George White and the Misses
Sarah Clough and Hattie Beal attended
the u. A. r. encampment at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esien, of Delaware, Wis
tied in town Tuesday. a5
Herman Phillips Of Earlville, is run
ming the barber shop during Clarence
Stones absence.
Mrs. Salisbury's mother is visiting
here.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Andrews baby,
aged six months, died last Saturday
morning OF chOlera iinfantum.
Will Sherman and family left Mon
day to drive through to GelWein.
Tns M. l.. Aid Society will give ten
cent supper nexS Wednes lay evening
September 5, in the Il. a. X. hal!
Everybody invited.
L. II. Willard and mother were u,
from Hopkinton on business last Mon
day.
Mrs. Cora Porter and son John wer
over Sunday visitors at strawberry
Point with Mrs. Porter's parents.
Lizzie Fraser attended the teachers
examination at Manchester last Satul
day.
K. Holdridge is attending the q. A
II. encampment and visiting relative
in Chicago this week.
Fred Elack and family, of Ryan, Wis
tied HE mother here Tuesday.
Il w. F. Neal went to Chicago on tn
excursion Monday.
Merit Clifton bought the Connoll
place east of town, 100 acres, for $40 q
acre last week.
4 o. j. Jamison and wife were Maj
chester visitors Wednesday.
Roy Stone and Ross White drove I
Troy Mills Wednesday, returnin
Thursday.
A large crowd attended the Catholi
ice cream sociable here last Tuesda
evening.
Mrs. j. Il. Swinburne, of Earlvill
and her mother, Mrs. Junkins. of Fail
field, and the McGuffin girls visite
Delhi friends last Thursday.
VI Charles Doolirtle was down frol
Greeley Tuesday.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar HOLD
ridge, on Wednesday,, Angus. 20, 1870
q baby girl.
George Pulyer sold Alex Hackbart
sixty hogs last week which brougl
$s81O.47. 20
a a large number from here attende
a the Woodmen's picnic at Mancheste
Friday. Allreporr large crowd, plent
of amusement and a good time.
, Mrs. Il. IL. Blanchard and son Dal
visited at Independence aud Winthro
the past week.
Lamont Schnitiger and Mrs. Yelde
leave for Germany today to visit the
I native land.
Wilbur Eide, Of Epworth, visited hon
' friends Saturday.
A. A. House is en- business trip
i South Dakota.
r Wilson Pnlver has purchased the wi
Sherman place.
3 The youage;t son of Mr.. and Mrs
r Lee Bowman died Tuesday mo1nin
August 81, aged about one year. M
r funeral services were held in the M, /
' church Saturday afternoon at 2:3O, Re
Salisbury officiating. Mr.. and Mr.
j Bowman have the sympathy of the el
t tire community In their bereavement
Bevy Morgan was Greeley visitt
. Saturday,