Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-07-29
TORY has returned

Clarence Tory has returned
to Chicago.
IS. Evens, proprietor Of the
Riverside hotel, is quite i'll.
e. Fl. Hoyt returned Saturday
from few days spent in Chicago.
John Hetherington was a bust
ness visitor at Strawberry Point
Friday last.
Miss Lizzie Graves has for her
guest this week, Miss Della Matthews
of Earlville.
"A. o. Stanger of Falmouth,
Mass, is visiting relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Brown are
visiting in Mrs. Browns girlhood
home in Macon, Missouri.
Mrs. James Trask and son,
Carlos, Of Chicago are spending a
month with Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r.. Bronson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bronson
are expected home this Wednesday
from Okoboji.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sylvester,
who live on the NJ. Sheldon farm
Just east of town, have boy, born
to them Saturday last.
James McCarren and Miss
Jennie McC arren were visitors with
friends at Strawberry Point from
Thursday until Sunday last.
The new fire escape on the
Globe Hotel was completed. last
Friday and one is in process of
erection on the Clarence House.
Mrs. A. g. Philip is enter
tanning at one o clock luncheon
this Tuesday afternoon in honor of
her guest Miss Ruggles Of Chicago.
There will be special meeting
Of Manchester Lodge No. l65 A. F.
& A. NJ. on Saturday evening, Aug.
LIST. Work. A full attendance is
desired.
Mrs. Sadie Calvert, for some
time guest in the home of her
uncle Hon w. M. Sawyer, departed
last Wednesday for her home in
Albion, Nebr.
Miss Eula Davis returned from
Washington, D. c., Sunday and Miss
Bertha Seeds, who accompanied her,
is now visiting her sister, Mrs. II,
A. Won Oven at Lamont.
VIM. Barr has commenced the
building of a new porch that will
extend along the entire front of the
house. Already it promises to add
much in improving the Barr home
Miss Mable Porter, who has
been attending summer school al
the Ceder Falls Normal, is visiting
in the Hugh Clemans home here
enroute to her home in Straw
berry Point.
Letters addressed to Mrs. Geo
Norris, Mrs. NJ. A. Osborn, Miss
Grace Gleason, Miss Rose Kearney
| Miss Maude Allen, j. E. BARLEY anc
Mr.. Cole, are advertised as unclaim
| ed at the post Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Eldredge ar,
home from their visit at Toronto
Kansas. Mr.. Eldredge reports tn
hay and small grain crop in Kansas
of fair quantity and quality, but til,
corn is very near failure.
Il. w. Chandler of Fonda spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. [
Ram and incidentally shook hand
with a member of other friends here
Many will regret to hear that Mrs
Chandler is in very poor health.
Miss Lille Benedict of Mario,
, is a guest in the 81 Burt home. Mis-
Benedict is just convalesing from
several weeks illness Of appendicitis
4 during which sickness she wa
in St. Lukes hospital at Ceda
) Rapids.
Mrs. Lutte Larson is spendin
: her vacation with her sister, Mis-
Allie Blakeley, and other friends ;
: Independence. Miss Mary Scofel
is planning on joining Mrs. Larso
next week for few days visit in IL
Hospital city.
!. "A requiem mass was read at S
s Mary's Monday morning
t memory Of Pope Leo. Rev. Fatht
a O'Meara paid an admirable I'll
4 butte to the noble life Of the dea
t pontiff in his sermon last Sunday
II "A Waterloo delegation of new
8 paper men are in Manchester tod;
MI Tuesday, making a tour of the q
# fractions Of our little city. III
e government fish hatchery was Wis
" ed and this afternoon they are {
> tending the dairy meeting at Il
a Fair grounds. These are Of t
is party: L. II, Stevens, of the Cou
,e Ter; Roy Fitzgerald, Of the Repc
re- ter; w. G. Bennett, Of the Time
" Tribune; and Robt. Johnston,
& the Logan House.