Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-09-02

pendence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbell and daugh-
ter Kate left Saturday morning for
Burr Oak, to attend the.campmeet-
ing which is to be held at that place.
They expect to. be gone about two
weeks.
EARLv1LLE.
The Congregational Sunday
school enjoyed a picnic in the Davey
Grove on Earls Hill Tuesday.
Miss Lyle Parker who has been
spending the summer with her
grandmother, Mrs. G. L. Rundel]
returned to her home in Minneapolis
Thursday.
Judge Ed Nichols of Perry was
calling on old time friends here last
week.
Miss Bertha Staehle left Saturday
evening for Chicago and Milwaukee
to select her fall stock Of millinery.
The mail carriers and the bust
ness men INDUCED in a friendly
game Of base ball Monday which re-
suited in victory for the business
men by score Of ID to S. A second
game will be played soon.
Frank Loomis attended the State
Fair at Der. MONIES last week and
while there was the guest of his
brother George LOOMS.
Miss Della Matthews left Thurs
day evening for Miles City, Mon
tana, near which place she will
teach school the coming year.
Vella Kendall returned Friday
from an extended visit at the home
other grandparents at Fredericks-
burg.
S. Z. Hersey and family of Cedar
Falls were guests Of relatives here
the latter part of the week.
s.. w. Klaus and family visited
his brother John Klaus at Charles
City last week.
Sixteen tickets were sold at this
station for the State Fair at Des
Moines last week. Among those
who attended were G. F. Davey,
Annie Dayey, Robert Hunt and
wife, Chas. Robinson ST., and two
sons, Oliver Robinson, Henry
Tietge, G. NJ. Gould and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur LeFevre.
Will Oates of Iowa Falls is visit
ing his friend Burt Millen. He has
been taking summer business
course preparatory to teaching il
Lemars the coming year.
Miss Mary Young entertained he:
friend, Mrs Remit Of Fonda, thu
latter part of the week.
We take the following from til,
DyersvilleNews Letter: albert Vol
of Earlville, now numbers one of til,
News Letter force. Albert has WORKED
at the trade for the past six years, ane
is thoroughly competent to fill tn
position. He is a welcome addition
to the business and society circles 0
our thriving little city"
Cards are out announcing tn
wedding of Miss Annie Harris O
this place to Mr.. Charles E. Mueller
of Tripoli, at the home Of the brides
mother next Wednesday, September
End.
Josiah Dimond is at Albany, Ill.
the guest of his son, DR.. Stacy Di.
mond.
Born, on Saturday August 29th
to Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Carpenter, ;
boy.
We feel highly complmented tina
our letter of last week was with tn,
exception Of one item copied YER
batim in the Dyersville News Letter
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Cousins who
have been spending the past year in
Kentucky have returned home.
Miss Mary Young will teach Al
Upton the coming year, having re
signed her position at Mason City
On Saturday afternoon a pleasan
surprise was given Miss Gertrude
Binning by member of her cir
friends who assembled at her home
the occasion being her birthday.
On the same afternoon Miss Myrs
Demond also entertained a number
Of her school friends.
John Young Of Dubuque formerly
in business at this place was calling
on friends here Saturday.
Mrs. j. F. Simpson and her three
boys Arthur. Paul and Francis Of
Waterloo are guest at the H. G..
lillen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Rundell and
Ida Parker leave Tuesday fol
Verndale, MINI. where they will
spend few weeks at the home of
Don Rundell.
M. V, Newcome will attend the
State Fair at Minneapolis this week