Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-06-25
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ana friends in the city.
The district court adjourned last
/ Wednesday until August 1917.
! Tuesday, August 90, will be Old
Soldiers day at the Iowa State Fair.
4 -Chas. Smith, of Chicago, visited
his mother in this city last-Saturday.
John Mcintosh, of Aurora was
Manchester visitor part OF last week.
w. $. Besls, of Hopkinton, was a
Manchester visitor the latter part Of
last week.
Clifton KeagY is a guest'of relatives.
and friends at Raymond and Waterloo,
this week. ne. s..a. +
-Dolph Huene was guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Il, Huene,
over Sunday.
wv. II. Powell, of Cedar Rapids,
was a guest of MIR. and Mrs. Hubert
Carr, Monday.
| Will Ward, of Mcintyre, Iowa, was
guest of relatives and friends in this
city over Sunday.
-Mrs. g. w. kesgy was a guest of
Mre. j. +. Merry at the Palmer House
10 Chicago last week.
Mrs. Maud Johnson, of Chicago, is
visiting in Manchester, the guest of her.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Miller.
Miss Grace Davis departed Tues
day for Denver, Colo, where she will
spend the summer with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Middleton and
daughter, Pearl; left last week for otta.
wa county, Kansas for three weeks
visit with relatives.
Mics Frances Beehler departed Fri
dsy afternoon for Chicago, where ahe
will be guest Of her brothers, Louis
and David Beehier. s..
Mic. Malven and Elmer Hesner
went to Lamont last Friday to play
ball with the Lamont team against
nine from Strawberry Point.
Miss Grace Ford pleasantly enter
tanned about thirty of her friends at
progressive sinch at the Ford home on
Fayette street, Friday. evening.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold market day at Hook
aday's meat market next Saturday. All
kinds of cooking and baking will be on
sale. Sc
Mrs. E. E. Hicks, Mrs. M. D. Full
ton, and the latter's son, Harold, have
gone to Manchester, where they are
visiting the family of Frank Mead
Monticello Express.
mr.: and Mrs; J: B. Graham attend
ed the commencement exercises of Cor
nell College at Mt. Vernon, last week.
Their daughter, Maude Graham, swas
among the graduates.
John Burns, son of VIM. Burns
living AZ miles northwest of Mason
vile, was the victim ofEsat serious acct
dent last Sunday. He was thrown from
q horse, sustaining bad fracture of
his skull ~
Mrs. w. II. Goodelland Miss Nssh-
aryn Goodeli gave reception isst
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Gertrude Sweszy of Yermillion, SGD.
Miss ssezs was fpsmerly5s resident of
this City sna the geception Afforded 9
pleasant opportunity for renewing az
qusintances. ~ Il
The Misses LeRoy pleasantly enter
tanned about 69;of theE; friends at the
Leroy residence on Main street last
Tuesday evening. The spacious poSch
recently added to the Leroy. home of i
forded ample room for an enjoyable
dance. The Meskimmen Harp Orches
ira furnished music for; tbs occasion.
Refreshments were serYed at eleven.
AT great expense, the ladies of the,
M. d. church hayeengaged Liquid Air
entertainment to be given at the City
Opera House on Friday evening OF this
week, with guarantee that quantity
of real liquid air will be brought, and
all the remarkable experiments per-
formed, of which SO much has been.
read. a capable lecturer and expert
demonstration, with complete laboratory
apparatus, will make this paradoxical,
subject clearly understood even by the
young, and the marvellous experiments
will entertain and astound all.
| Clarence Flaucher of Lamont was
brought before Justice Dawson of this
city today on the charge of assault and
battery on the person of Rev. f. l.. Wy
rick of that town. The court, after
hearing the evidence in the case, i'm
posed q fine of 800 and costs of prose
cution. Rev. Wyrick was witness for
the state in a proceeding against
Flaucher in an action for an injnnc-
tion against his saloon which was
recently tried in our district court.
Mr.. Wyrick is pastor of the Nj. E,
church at Lamont and is well known
in this county and very highly respect.
ed.-Cedar Rapids Republican.
The Waterloo Chautauqua Assem-
bly, commenced its eleventh annual ses.
sion at Cedar River PARK, last Monday
and the session will continue every day
until and including July a. Among the
attractions are lectures by General Jno
!. Q. Black; Capt. Richard p. Hobson
General Fitzhugh Lee; Miss Ellen M
Stone; DR.. Thomas E Green, Gov
Cummins; DIR. Homer c. Stunt; DR.
Emil G. Hirsch; Father j. f. Nugent
, DR. Geo. q. Vincent; and p. Louter Yves
sells; and the Scottish Ballad Singers
Rosini, the juggler; Laurant, the msgl
, clan; Moving Pictures, etc. All rail