Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-17
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WEDNESDAY, April II. 1901.
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Judge A. 5. Blair is Cnolding court
Fl. II. Paul wsA< home from Des-
Moines the first 81 the week.
The SPRING term of the schools of
this city cymmenced last Monday.
-HogAn Bros. shipped train load
of you'll cattle to Wyoming last Mon
day..
z-Mr. and Mrs Ward C. Lyman de-
parted last week for kalispeli, Mon.
tana, to remain until next fall
The Tourist Club held their an
nual banquet at the home Of Mrs. u.
w. Durham last evening.
Mrs. +. A. Fether, of Independence
visited over Sunday i'll the city the guest
of her cousin, Mrs Il. Is. Stiles.
Pred Ruby, of Petersburg, made
q business trip to this city Thursday,
and Favored this Office with u call.
Mrs. j. b. Rutherford spent several
( days last week in Dubuque, the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Alya johnson.
Mrs. Austin v. IL. Morey Of Chi
cago, is visiting here the guest Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. III. q. Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. Sherwood re-
turned home. Saturday from Biloxi,
Miss, there they spent the past winter.
Harry Wolcott who is a member of
the faculty OF Iowa College ut Grin
nell, Iowa, spent Sunday ut his home
In this city.
Owing to to the illness Of Super.
visor s. r. Carter the board of supersis.
ors spjourned last Thursday afternoon
until April 22nd.
j. q. Scott of Galsna arrived here
: lat week and ha, commsnc,I op.r-
ations for the speedy completion Of
the NJ. 81 o. railway.
Miss Ollie Tucker, who is stu
dsut In st. Joseph College at dubuque
spent few days last week With her
parents in this city.
Thomas Jennings who has been visit
ing for the past week at the home Of +.
j. Sheldon returned to his home in
Chicago. Saturday.
Mrs. Sears (nee Ella sSherman) and
children, of Cleyeland, Ohio, are guests
at the home of Mrs. Sears parents, DR..
and Mrs. w. b. Sherman.
Thorpe Is Barry have sold their
creamery at Golden TO Austin Andrews,
who has neea managing it for them
the past three or four years.
Miss Msdge Cunningham, who
went to Colorado several months ago,
was recently married at Fort Lewis,
Colorado, to Corbett Is. Lawyer, Of
Spaulding, Idaho
M. Van Auken, president, and
James Bishop, secretary, of the Della
ware County Agricultural society, were
In town Saturday on business relating
to our next county fair.
The demand for the woven wire
fence, made by the Iowa Fence Co, Of
s this city is rapidly growing as It's merits
become known. The company received
three car loads OF sp9oyn wlfe mon.
Sday.
Mrs. John Malyen. who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Omaha
for the past two weeks returned home
Monday, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Thomas McCary who will make
her future home here.
ss.-Prof. II. A. Foote, of Colesburg,
Iowa. has been engaged as principal Of
the normal school at Uastana. to sue.
coed p. N. Lewis. who has held the
position ever since the school was or
gained five years ago.
p III. Zones who has been In the
amnlov of the Manchester Electric
J,,ohtino IN. for the past few months
resigned his position with the company,
and denarted for Cedar Falls Monday
where he accented a similar position.
~ ~ ~, w n Ao,as h.ve
started ON their return trip from theil
winter home at St. Petersburg, Florida
and ara now at Hammond. La. We
,;nda,atand thev will return to Man.
chester about the middle of next
month
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haan ono ~ tho most instructive and
heneficia, meetin GA of teachers eve
held IN the county. for the success o.
which Sunt schwiatart ia to be conprat
mated.
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