Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-08-28
=Bsrt Matthews was a Greeley visitor

Miss Grace Walters is enjoying Wis
1t with friends in Anamosa.
Bert Matthews returned home from
Spencer last Friday Morning.
Alrs. Geo. Durham, of Lamont, was
a Manchester visitor Monday.
Prank johnson, of Chicago, is visit
ing relatives and friends in this city.
Grace Malven is a guest of her
brother, Geo. Malyen, in Sterling, III.
Jake Adams, of Forestville. took
the train here for Winthrop yesterday.
Miss Ada Cramer WAC guest of
Strawberry Point friends part of last
week.
win Besle, of the llopkinton Lead
er, was Manchester business visitor
Monday.
Howard Commerford and Frank
Mathers are attending the state fair at
Des Moines.
Geo. McEwen has gone to hmes TO
take course in engineering at the State
Agricultural College.
Misses Nellie Sullivan and Sarah
Ward are making two weeks visit in
Chicago and st. Louis.
Misses Mae Sheldon and Mary
Glissendorf returned last week from an
extended Chicago visit,
-"Dode" Mccormick, ye editor of
the Herald, is taking in the sights at
the Pan. American Exposition.
Clyde Heath has returned from
Slater, Iowa, and has accepted q posi-
ton as clerk in the Clarence house.
Steve lSolar played bail with the Earl
vile nine against Dubucue at Esriville
Monday. Earlville won by score OF s
tot.
Harry Austin departed Monday
morning for Anies, where he will at
tend the Iowa State Agricultural Col
lege.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Beehler are in
Chicago. Miss Henrietta Beehler will
join them there the latter part of this
week.
Last Saturday bliss Maize Pentony
celebrated her birthday by.giying pic
mic up the river TO some of her young
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stapleton, of the fish
hatchery, are enjoying visit from the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, of
Jackson, Tenn.
Harry Wolcott and family departed
yesterday for Milwaukee, where Mr..
Wolcott has accepted position as in
structor in German.
The woman's missionary society, of
the Presbyterian church will meet in
the lecture room of the church Wednes-
deg, August 2sth at 2:3O p. m. Subject:
Alaska.
| Wm. Friend of the Press force, depart
ed for Sioux City Saturday. He will also
attend the convention of the Christian
audeavor society, being held at Cherc-
kee this week.
DIR. James w. Ball, of Fargo, n.
D., has been the guest of his, parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. James z. Ball, of Della
ware, forseyeral days.
Monica, the four year old daughter
of j. j. Goen, deligtfully entertained
about twenty of her young friends last
Monday afternoon. A delicious supper
was heartily enjoyed by the little folks
i Louis Ferguson, of Omaha, who
has been a guest at the home of hi
grandfather, Chas. Ferguson, near For
estyille, was an over Sunday visitor IL
this city. He departed Monday morn
ing for his home.
Miss Pearl Pierce pleasantly enter
tanned about 70 of her friends at q char
acter party last Wednesday at the HON,
of her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo
Pierce, on Butler street. Dainty re
, freshments were served during tn
evening.
! The following letters for the weel
) ending August 10Th are left in the Mar
: chester postotlice uncalled for: Mrs
! Mary Hyde, Mrs. p. Hunt, Miss Sophi
8 Smith, Jas. Smith, N, r, Martin, +
s Kessler, Albert Kurth. Please say ad
a yertised when calling for them.
-Scharles, the tailor,is now occupyin
his new and pleasant store room on tn
Z corner of Franklin and Fayette street
t The building is the enc recently yaca
y ed by the Wolff Bros, but has been re
Q nodded and improved, and is now
II very neat store room and work sho,
+ Call and see Scharles in his new qua
Is tiers.
eel The authorities at this station al
le trying to solve the tramp problem. a
Y soon ae the Weary Willie alights fro
le his side door palace car he is polite
.. informed that there is not room enoue
"a for him at this place and as he usual
% carries through ticket he is aga
loaded on his private car and sent {
lie his journey.
l. Joe Langhammer has decided
X dispose OF his horses, cattle, hogs, graf
ne farming utensils, etc, and on Tuesd
er September 3, at the William Shillil
o. farm one and one.half miles northea
81 of this city will sell the same at Pub
VI. Auction to the highest and best bidde
D. Link q Brooks will cry the sale. Fl
at ther particulars are given of this adv,
We tisement in another column.
~ "A. w. Lynch, who was for abo
- four years the foreman of this OIL
" and has since his removal to Dubuq
been the agent of the Associated Pre-
tly has met with deserved promotion,
lse appears from the following item in
Il