Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-07-22

Il. j. Lillibridge was a bust
ness visitor in Dubuque Thursday.
Miss Emily Paxson is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Nell Hayes, in
Omaha.
Mrs Luella Skinner is here
from Chicago visiting her many
Manchester friends.
Mrs. Bert Powell and Mrs.
Denton of Earlvillc attended the
Vinton Manchester game Monday.
H. G. Haeberle had the pleasure
of visit with his brother, Rev.
Louis Haeberle of ST. Louis, Mo-,
over Sunday.
-Dyersville is making an effort
to secure VIM. j. Bryan to deliver
the address of the day at their bar
becue on August 81.
Rev. c.. j. Schutt of Indepen-
dence, Episcopal dean of this do
cese, is in Manchester today, Tues
day, calling on friends.
j NJ Stewart departs today
Tuesday, on a pleasant trip, includ-
ing several points in South Dakota,
where he will spend a week sight
seeing and visiting.
Rev. Father Ryan of Ryan will
enjoy visit at his home in Ireland
for the succeeding two months. He
was in Manchester Monday to take
passage to New York, from whence
he will sail.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burrell of De
troit, Michigan, was guest of Mr..
and Mrs Will Jones last week.
Mrs. Burrell is an aunt of Miss
Louise Truax, who has charmed
New York City and other places
with her whistling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Story were
host and hostess to one table full of
six handed euchre players last even
ing, dainty refreshments also being
served during the course of the
evening, and those present enjoying
a thorough good time.
e. NJ Carr has been selected
as one of the three delegates to re-
present the Iowa State Bar associa-
ton at the annual meeting of the
American Bar Association, which
WILDE held at Hot Springs, Vir-
ginia, the latter part of next month.
Our Earlvillc correspondent
sent us splendid letter this week,
but it is too late for insertion. From
it, however we learn that our
neighboring town is to have a new
hotel in the near future, Thos Perry
man having purchased the T. A.
Wragg property which he intends
remodelling into AN up to date
hotel building. The letter will APP
pear next week.
A party of sixteen young people
are spending today, Tuesday, at
Messy Glen. They will drive over
to Strawberry Point for supper, re-
turning home in the cool of the
evening. These are of the party
Harry Davis, Will Belknap, Bernie
Belknap, Homer Davis, Allie
Thorpe, Norman Ackley, Nellie
Vance, Stella Drew, Nell Sheldon,
Francis Lawman, Pearl Kenyon,
Madge Pentony.
Hon. J. +. Merry is entertain
ing this Tuesday afternoon, VIM L.
Curtis, of the Chicago Record
Herald. Mr.. Merry and Mr.. Curtis
and Mr.. Curtis Secretary accompan-
led by NJ. Van Deuzan, who is a
pioneer creamery man of Delaware
county; III. L. Ram, of the Press; A.
M. Sherwood, one of the most ar.
dent supporters of and whose efforts
were Of material help in having the
fish cultural station located here,
drove, directly upon the arrival from
the east Of the three first named, to
the Government Fish station, where
Mr.. Curtis will find meat that will
later be served with proper garnish-
ments in the first column, first page
of the Record Herald. From five
until six, Captain Merry and his
| guest Of honor will receive on the
handsome new Merry porch the
newspaper people of Manchester
This is a pleasant opportunity fol-
our editors and their corps of coun-
try news gathers to greet one who
has travelled over the entire globe
interviewed the crowned heads Of
all Europe and who in fact as cor
respondent stands for the best there
is in the daily journalism of the
| world. 1t is like Mr.. Merry.
thoughtfulness to arrange this in.
formal hour for us and we appreci
ate the kindness. AS stated las
week from here Mr.. Curtis goes t,
Cedar Rapids and on to other low;
points, being enroute the guest o
Captain Merry.