Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-05-27

Mrs. Earl Hudson spent Sunday
with relatives at FOrestvilIe.
&C. j. Rulon and William Farmer
of Edgewood were in Manchester Mon
day.
LATE. Matthews of the Savings
Bank spent last Thursnay with Greeley
friends.
-Scharles, the tailor, is comfortably
settled in his new home In the Adams
building.
| Mrs. II. A. Denton spent Wednes-
day and Thursday last with Mason
City friendr.
| $. X. Meyers, the music man, ia
furnishing thu piano for Coggon's May
Festival this week
Mr. and Mrs. j II. Jackson and
children were out from Dubuque for a
Sunday visit with friends.
lion. ". ii. Norris inspected Lang
ridge Commandery X. 4. at West Union
last week Tuesday evening.
| -R. l.. kortright was at Eldon most
of last week in the interests of the
Acme Harvesting Machine Co.
The Mesdames M. Z. Blair and w.
G. Beeman spent last Thursday very
pleasantly with Greeley friends.
Mics Gertrude Lawmsn has been
elected to the position of primary teach
or in the Ryan school for the ensuing
year.
Mrs. Jay Pollard and Miss Grace
Pollard of Strawberry Point we're Man
chester visitors Wednesday of last
week.
Mrs.. G. p. Trip of Collins Grove
is the guest of her son at Mason City,
Iowa.
Judge Blair, w. II. Norris, F. b.
Blair and L. NJ. Carr, of this city, at
tended the Everett funeral at Fairbank
last Sunday.
Chester Williams OF Chicago was
in Manchester Wednesday calling on
friends, on his way to Strawberry Point,
his former home.
The morning edition of the Du-
buque Telegraph Herald has been dis
continued hereafter but the evening
paper will be issued.
Hon. II. w. Thrill is one of the
speakers at Fayette, June 18th at which
time the Lincoln monument at that
place will be dedicated.
Fred Cornish was Saturday night
arrival from Boulder, Colorado, having
been called here by the severe illness of
his mother, Mrs. Efile Cornish.
Mrs. Julia Evans of Duluth, Mimi,
returned last week to Duluth, after a
two months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Vern Burlington and rela-
tives.
Two marriage licenses this week:
Theron Clements and Carrie Price of
Strawberry Point and George Hoover
of Fayette and Ollie Scoville of Edge
wood.
The A. A. Anderson residence has
been further beautified the past week
by new dress of red. The painting
is very artistic, the trimmings being of
black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Robe o6,Snd
daughter, Miss Helen, of strawberry
Point we're entertained over Sunday in
the pleasant MoCarren home on Butler
street.
Word has been received of the ILL.,
ness from small pox Of Walter Hunt ut
Nashua. The disease is in but its
lightest form and Mr.. Hunt is in no
danger.
\, "A man was killed at Durango on
the Great Western Monday. He was
standing on crossing when the morn
ing passenger struck him and he was
instantly killed.
The Court Of Columbian Circles
will give basket social Monday even
ing, June 1st., in q. A. II. Hail. Every
lady member please bring basket
with supper for two.
Section Foreman Kelly on the Great
Western at Lamont was killed Satur-
day night. He had lain down as
though to sleep for the night, and was
) run over without being awakened.
> Friends here received invitations te
attend yesterday the recital of gradua-
ton from the conservatory at Mt. Yer
non, of Miss RuthGrsham, daughter O.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Graham of thi
!, city.
a Mrs. r. W. Thrill has been chosen
y by the City Council to fill the vacsnc.
!, caused by the death of Mrs. E. NJ. Car
, as member of the Library Board. Thi
was an eminently wise choice and tn
= reading public is to be congratulate
- upon the hands at the helm In our cit
library matters.
70 -Chas. Scsnlon of Minnespolil
# Mimi, who was candidate for Govel
l. nor of Minnesota in 1902, will speak o
10 prohibition subjects at the Universalis
es church in this city next week, Tuesda.
90 Wednesday and Thursday evening
". Mr.. Scanlon is an able speaker an
of everyone should turn out and hear hin
m Admission free.
rs What might have proven a disa
n trous wreck indeed occurred In Il
ell Illinois central yards at Dyersvllle Fl
day morning last. Passenger No.
, /, was coming around the curve enteriI
I'd Dyersvillef from the east when it re
n into a freight and caused q delay
i about two hours in the running sche
- ule. Five trainmen were hurt, no.
~ seriously, however, among whom we
81 the firemen and engineer Of the passe
ha ger train.
me- 20. A. Durham was the victim of
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