Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-07-31

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1901.
TELEeHoNE 1874.
Mrs. G. Ferris returned from Color
ado Saturday.
Henry Goodhile was q Dubuque Wis
itor Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. E. Bronson is the CUES
Of relatives in Chicago.
The Sunshine Club held picnic a
Z the Backbone Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Grahams's entertaini,l.
her friend Miss Wood.
IF. B. Patton and family, of Ehler
spent Saturday In this city.
-. w. Oaker, Of Greeley, was {
Manchester visitor Monday.
Will Malven and son, Charley, were
visitors in Dubuque Monday.
-Mrs. d. Davis, of Iowa City, is tn,
guest of her daughter, Mrs. FIX. Gregg
County Attorney Blair was in Bre-
men township on legal business Mon
day.
Mrs. Geo. Ford departed for Lake
Geneva Monday morolng for month'e
vlsit'
"A large number from here attended
I. n. G. encampment at Dubuque last
week.
Miss Blanche Taylor is visiting rel.
atiyes and friends at Usage and Shell
Rock
james Cross, Of Minneapolis, MINI.
Is . guest at tbs home of his uncle, j. X.
Pierce,
Miss Minnie Inglesbee Collins, of
Armstrong. Iowa, was q Manchester Wis
itor last week.
Mrs. J. D. Tucker departed Satur.
day for Mazomaine, Wis, for visit
With her parents.
Geo. s. Lister and w. NJ. Confare
were business yisitors in Troy Mills the
first Of the week.
Miss Clara Craig is making q
months visit with relatives and friends
q Lime Springs.
Con. hurry, of Ackley, was an over
Sunday visitor with relatives and
friends In this city.
Mrs. E. w. Kirkpatrick and son re.
turned Thursday from visit of three
j weeks at Eldors, Kansas.
The Misses McCrams, of Chicago,
are visiting at the Harvey Weber
home in North Manchester.
Fred Ellis departed Friday morning
for Charles City, where he has accepted
9 position as foreman in q laundry.
Mics Faye Ford returned Saturday
evening from Iowa City, where she has
been attending summer school.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Allen, of In
dependence, were over Sunday visitors
i with relatives and friends in this city.
Reese Jones, of Des Moines, and
Lester Jones, of Philadelphia, Penn,
are visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
The ladies Of st. Mary's congrega.
tiOn will give an ice cream social on the
church lawn Wednesday evening of.
next week.
Lawrence s. Grems sent in an ad.
] to late for this issue, in which they give
the merits of Talcum Powders. Watch
their space next week.
Miss Ruth Reeves, who has been q.
guest at the home of Mr.. and MIS-.
Chas. Slack, returned to her home in
Waterloo last Tuesday.
A watch was found on the street
near the Clarence house Monday. The
owner will find same at Boynton &
McEwen's jeweiry store.
The private creamery of Elias
Trip in Collins Grove township, was
struck by lightning last Wednesday
night and destroyed by fire.
There are a few who have not yet
paid their railroad tax. Today is the
last day on which payment can be made
without penalty for delinquency.
Mrs. Frank McKenna departed for
Waterloo Wednesday evening, where
she will join her husband. MI. and
Mrs. McKenna will make Waterloo
their future home. 4
Rev. G. H. Highfield and family
will return Friday from their trip to
Missouri and Kansas. The regular
services will be resumed in the Presby
terrain church next Sunday.
4 July Gath Ex-Governor Larrabee
n tented Upper Iowa University with
8 1000 in cash; five thousand to go for
Il purchase of books for the new Ii
b ty, donated by Carnegie, and $2l,
q Ito the permanent endowment, funG
q ihe institution.
Carl Clemans, who is located q
!. Shohomish, Washington, was united ii
marriage July 9th, to Miss Harrie
Smith, daughter Of Rev. W. I. Smith
of Boone, Iowa. The marriage tool
place at Ellensburg, Washington. Carl
many friends in this city wish him ant
his bride-a happy and prosperous life.
Carrie Ehler, q daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. John Ehler, of this city, departe,
Monday morning for Kirksville, Mo
to care for her sister, Frances, who i
quite III, and her brother, Peter, both 0
whom have been there for the past tw
years, Peter being patient at the Sti
College Of Osteopathy, and France
caring for him and taking course Q
instruction at the college.