Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-06-25
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OFFICIAL pAPEH OF COUNTY AND CITY.
TELEPHONE 1sA.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1902.

A'AAos W. Aluit0lCu W0o Nv 1lu'
mont Friday.
Archie Waugh was q Chicago visit.
or part of last week.
Mrs. E. A. Segar Is guest of Del
hi, friends this week.
Mrs. f. L. Morse is visiting rela,
tives at Ehier this week.
Miss Eta Parsons, of ViSton, is
genst of friends in the city.
Miss Ella Harris, of Delhi, was a
Manchester visitor and shopper Satur-
day.
Nell Powers and Josephine Thorpe
were Strawberry Point visitors last
week.
"A large number from this station
attended the Elk's Carnival at Du-
buque last week.
The Sisters of Mercy of st. Xaviers
School returned to their homes in Cedar
Rapids Saturday.
Margaret Myers, of Waterloo, is
visiting relatives and friends In this
city and vicinity.
Mics Harriet Wagner, of Des
Moines, is a guest at the Abner Dun
ham home in this city.
Bert Matthews departed for Tama
Monday where he has signed to play
with the TRma base ball team.
Bernie and Will Belknap, who are
attending school at Ann Arbor, are q,
home for their summer vacation.
Misses Mary Link and Nellie Sui
livan attended the graduating exercises
OF Dyersville last Friday evening.
There will be contest tor gold
medal at Earlvllle, Friday evening
June27. Several are going from here.
Miss Bridget McMeel, of Monti,
Iowa, was guest at the Al. Thorpe
Thursday. Mrs. Thorpe accompanied
her home.
Miss Bess Williston has returned
from Oberlin where she has been at.
tending OberlIn College, to spend her
summer vacation.
Edith Durham returned from Wash
ington, ID. G. last week. She has resigned
her position In the census bureau and
will visit here during the summer.
Mrs. P. E. Triem pleasantly enter
/ tanned party of young people last Fri
day evening. The event was IN honor
Of Miss Harriet Wagner, of Des Moines.
Mrs. John Crosby, of Postville, is
! visiting with friends and relatives in
this city. While here, she is guest at
the home Of her uncle, 7. w. Summer
sides.
Don't forget the Contest-Social at
the home Of Luke Seaman this (Wed-
nesdsy) evening. There will be silver,
gold and grand gold orators present to
wait upon all who come.
Postmaster Summersides informs
us that the rural mail delivery will be
gin from this point on July LIST, with
out fall. All patrons should have their
mail boxes up by that time.
Letters addressed to Mrs. a. b.
Curran, Miss Elizabeth Reddy, Myrtle
Wolf, w. ii. Robinson, VIM. levitt,
Sands Calhoun, j. Benjaman, S. N.
Thompson and LIS. Wagner are adver-
tised as unclaimed at the post office in
this city.
Newton Kleckner, Of Greeley, won
grand gold w. G. 7. U. medal in an
oratorical contest held at Aurora the 81
of June. His delivery of that tragic
and pathetic story saved" brought
tears to the eyes of many. The Baptist
church in which the contest was given
was full to the door.
Mics Ellie Saunders was born at
Randolph, N. Y, March 81, 1872, and
died at her home in this city June 10,
1902. She with her parents moved to
this county about ten years ago, where
she was engaged in teaching school,
She was married to Glenn Hsguewood
February 10th 1900 Mrs. Hsguewood
was affiliated with the Baptist church
and was true christi,.n woman. She
leaves to mourn her death her husband
and weeks old baby girl. The fu-
neral services were held at the Baptist
church Saturday afternoon at TWO
o'clock. Rev. Caul officiating. The
remains we're inferred in the Manches
ter cemetery.
Rev. w. j. Dummy, was ordained
to the Priesthood at Cincinnati, Ohio
on Friday last and celebrated his frs
Mass at Belmond Church Sunday. Al
the conclusion of the services an clio
quent and impressive sermon was de
livered by Rev. j. Carroll ID. D., presi
dent of st. Joseph'sN College at Du
buque. Other clergymen present were
Rev. z. H. Ryan; Rev. j. j. Hanley
Month; Rev. 4. Conary, Rev. Murph,
and Rev. Gorman,>of Dubuque. Tn
large church was completely filled AM
quite q number were unable to gain ad
mittsnce. After the services at tn
church, invited guests to the numbe
Of several hundred dined at the pleassn
home of the young priests parents, Nj
and Mrs. w. F. Dummy. Rev. Drum
my will spend few days at his HON
before returning to the diocese of Cir
cinati, his chosen field of labor.
The Crop Bulletin for week endin
June 23rd, says: The week was III
seasonably cool, the average daily ten
persture at the central station bein
twelve degrees below normal. On tt
morning of the 2lst and 22nd, the fro
line was reached at numerous place
but no material damage resulted. Tt
rainfall Waa variAhla RANGING from