Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-08-07
CHE Denloerat.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Z, 1901,
TELEPHONE 1s4.


Mrs Harriet Amsden is home from
Des Moinea.
Il. ". Lampman was in Joliet last
Week TN business.
-W.G. Kenyon was in south Dakota
on business last week.
u. II. Stout was at Osksloosa last
week visiting his children.
The M. ~ o. depot building at this
place will soon be ready to occupy.
Mrs. L. II. Chapel was the guest of
her son, Elmer, at Viola last week.
The annual fair at Anamosa will
be held from August 9th to Both in
elusive.
Lawrence & Grems' new ad referred
to last week, appears in this issue.
Read it.
Mrs. Steven and Antoine Kolar de
parted Thursday for their home in
Chicago.
Samuel Dixon and Henry Graham
spent part of last week angling in the
Quasqueton.
Bert Hamlin departed Monday for
South Dakota, where he will stay
through harvesting.
Quite number from here attended
Buffalo Bills wild west show at Inde-
pendence and Waterloo.
.
Mrs. LII Treadwell and Mrs Geo.
Peterson were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Carter last week.
Miss Hannah Liddy is enjoying an
eastern trip. She will visit the Buffalo
exposition before she returns.
Henry Keys departed Thursday for
Paramount, Minnesota, to resume his
duties with q commission firm.
Mrs. II. F. Whitney was the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Leon Dewitt
Niles, at Cedar Rapids Monday.
MIR. and Mre. o. p. Miller, of Rock
Rapids, were guests at the home of Mr..
AMI Mrs. Geo. Armstead last Thursday.
Mrs. Reynolds, who has been a
guest at the home of Mrs. r.. B. Griffin,
returned to her home in Delaware Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Hutchinson
are enjoying trip through Yellow
Stone Park. They will be gone about
month.
Mr.. and Mis-. j. F. Scharles are re-
joicing over the arrival of baby girl
who made her appearance last week
Monday.
Steve Kolar played with the Earl
Vile base ball team against the Nolga
City team at Earlville last week
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Roe, who have
been the guests of friends and relatives
here nave returned to their home at
Marcus, Iowa.
Permits to wed were given to Hen.
rye. Cramer and Anna IL. Domeyer,
w. NJ. Ratcliff and Edith j. Burrill, dur
ing the past week.
Will Ward has entered in partner.
ship with Robert Denton at Mcintyre,
Iowa. Their many friends here wish
the new firm success.
Cora Addie Raine, seven year old
niece of Mrs. S. S. Summers, arrived
from Chicago last Tuesday and will
make her future home here.
"A special clearing sale is on at A ID.
Browns Furniture store. If in need of
anything in this line, this offers an op-
portunity to save you money.
Howard Drew, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T.. Drew, broke his arm by falling
from scatfoldiDg upon which he and
some of his little friends were playing
About fifty of the teachers in at.
tendance at the Delaware county sum-
mer school enjoyed the hospitality of
Miss Amy Boggs last week Monday
evening.
Mrs. G. H. Dick and niece, Miss
Inez Remington, visited in the city part
of last week, guests OF of Mr. and Mrs.
III. Allen. They were on their way
from Wisconsin to their future home
in Wayerly.
Judge Trimble of Keokuk, j. w.
Blythe, of Burlington, James Blythe,
of Mason City, and II. l.. Ram, of
Manchester, are convention guests at
,the home of Judge N. NJ. HUBBARD
Cedar Rapids Republican. We were
mot wrong in our surmise, Howard is
.one of Judge Hubbard's goats.
The tennis tournament which has
been announced for Thursday and FRI
day afternoon has been changed owing
to the base ball game advertised for next
Friday. The tennis contest there
fore will be pulled off on Thursday af-
ternoon at three o'clock and Friday
morning at $3.50, on the club grounds on
East Main street, Anamosa VI. Man
chester. Seats will be arranged 30 that
all wishing to witness the game may do
so for fifteen cents.
Mrs. Franc b. Wilkie is a guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Morse.
Mrs. Wilkie is Mrs. Morse's first cousin.
Her deceased husband was one of the
-ablest newspaper men in the country.
Mr.. Wilkie for upwards of a quarter OF
"a century was the best known editor in
Chicago, and the files of the Times.
Herald of that city are monuments to
his ability and versatility. John Will
lkie the present chief of the secret ser
vice department, is Mrs. Wilkes son.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. A. r.
Loomis entertained q number of hel
friends by giving boat party. at three
p. m. carriages called for the guests t
take them to the boat landing. and tn,