Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-08-12
Barr of Edgewood is visit

Jay Barr of Edgewood is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. d. w. Smith of Colesburg
was visiting friends here last week.
Father O'Meara entertained
Father Hartigan, of Marion Monday.
Hazel Huene visited her sister
in Strawberry Point several days last
week.
Alfred Rissler, Of Ryan, was a
business visitor in Manchester Sat
urday.
Will Ward spent a few days Of
the past week with his brother at
Cedar Falls.
Jos. Skinner, Of Chicago, was a
short time visitor with friends here
over Sunday.
Glen Baker of Greeley was a
Monday evening visitor in Manches-
ter enroute to Chicago.
Miss Frances Porteous is here
from Chicago for a visit with het
parents and many friends
Miss Hannah Liddy has return
ed to her home in Chicago after a
short visit with friends here.
Grandpa and Grandma Tilton
are enjoying a visit from a niece,
Miss Bessie Hammill of Cascade.
Assistant State Dairy Commits
sioner P. Fl. Kieffer had business in
Strawberry Point last Wednesday.
George Maven went to Hamp-
ton this Tuesday morning, where
he has employment in newspaper
office.
Mrs. Anders, guest for few
days past of her son, F. w. Anders,
here, returned to her home in Del
vein Monday.
Percy Langridge is giving some
thirty of his boys in the Baptist
church an outing, being camped
near the Quaker Mill,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Blake and
granddaughter, Marion, are expect
ed home next Sunday from their
summer visit in the east.
Miss Frank Henry, of North
Manchester, has been quite i'll for a
week past but we learn is some bet
ter at this writing Tuesday.
Will Works and Jack Goen
spent few days of the past week
at Quasqueton business. Jake
| Adams of Forestville accompanied
them.
VIM. Ball of Delaware leaves
to day for a visit of month or
more with old acquaintance in
California, of which state he was
a resident from 1850 to 1862.
Geo. A. Ballard has put fire ex
capes on the south and west sides
of the Hotel Clarence, an improve
ment that will be appreciated BY
the guests Of that popular hostelry
Mrs. j. L. Belknap and family
return this Wednesday to theil
home in Ann Arbor, Michigan, aftel
having spent the summer with rela
tives and friends here. Madge Pen
tony will accompany them for {
short visit.
Miss Alma Leroy was hostess
to a charming party of young lad,
friends last Friday afternoon il
4 honor of Miss Henshaw Of De
4 Moines, who is a guest of the Misse
| Pa2son here. Luncheon was served
at half past five.
Chas. Jewell has been very il
for the past few days with append
citis. Drs. H. NJ. Bradley and j. ]
4 Lindsay assisted by DIR. Shallito, Q
| Independence, operated on Nh
4 Jewell Sunday, from which opera
ton he is recovering nicely.
The base ball team departe
Monday evening to play a humble
OF games in towns along the Miss
issippi. Those who are Of the tear
now are Bert and Late Matthews
N. P. Malyen, the two Paleys, Gu
tbs, Miller, Holmes, and Roe.
! Peter Boardway, j. j. Penton,
j. B. Rutherford and Fl. W. Sabi
returned Saturday from wee
, spent in Wisconsin. They repol
, crops very fine up there. A tract
% acres Of land was seen that yielt
ed better than 80 tons Of hay, thi
crop being sold right on the groun
for 5000 per ton.
+ This Wednesday at Saint Mary
Catholic church will be celebrate
the marriage Of Miss linda Dure
! and Mr.. Harry ]. Sullivan. Mi,
i Durey is the charming daughter
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Durey ar
Q Mr.. Sullivan is capable and brig
Q young business man, who has bee
n employed by the Illinois Central f
{ some years past. Mr.. and MI
e Sullivan's home will be in Waiver
J and to this new home, the be
e wishes Of host Of friends will f
low.