Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-05-20
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| Nebraska Indians, May Both.
Miss Avis Goodwin was home from
Cedar Rapids over Sunday.
Mrs. S. A. Brady is home from a
winter visit at Shelton, Nebraska.
-Fayette Houser, who is employed
at Beloit, Wisconsin, is home for visit.
Editor Lucas of the Earlville Phoe-
nix was Monday visitor in Manches-
ter.
Mrs. Avery Brush and daughter of
Usage are guests In the +. j.. Sheldon
home.
The Quaker Mill Company shipped
acarload of flour directly to England
Monday.
The Mesdames Chas. Grant and w.
III. Halter are visiting relatives in Cedar
Rapids this week.
Mrs. j. a. Strickland was the guest
of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Newcomb,
in Earlyille last week.
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Sunshine st the Percy Lsngrfdge home
this Wednesday evening.
DIR. Leuhrsman of Norway was in
Manchester last week on his way to
Dyersville to visit friends.
Louis Haeberle has accepted cler-
ical position with the Farley Loetscber
Lumber Company of Dubuque.
-Mrs. o. A. Durham is visiting in
Cedar Rapids this week and attending
w. II. {. convention meetings.
Denton 81 Ward are moved into the
Bradley building and are sat home" to
their trade in very pleasant quarters.
The Floyd Morse cottage on Pros
pect street is nearing completion and is
already assuming cosy home look.
Miss Fannie Haeberle spent Sun
day at home, returning Monday to
school duties In the Coggon High
school.
Mics Nellie Gates, the court stem
ographer, is confined to her home with
the measles. Independence Bulletin
journal.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Kenyon of
Chicago were Sunday guests in the w.
g. Kenyon and Chas. Ferris homes in
this city.
Governor Cummins will deliver an
address to the literary societies of
Lenox College on the afternoon and
evening of June 9Th.
-Chas E. Cawley expects to depart
next week for Alaska going via Seattle,
Washington. Mr.. Cawley will spend
the summer In Alaska.
Mics Hilma Sefstrom and Miss
Euls Davis of Manchester spent Sun
day here the guests of Mr.. and Mre. Roy
Morse.-Winthrop Review.
Mrs. Weber and daughter Joined
the Cedar Rapids excursionists Tuesday
and will visit friends in that city and
attend State Encampment meetings,
Conductor w. a. Abbott is able to
"crutch" down town but Is not making
trips to Oneida as yet. The wounded
wounded foot is healing finely however.
Mrs. Chas. Finney was the guest
of Mrs. q. b. Hubbard, Sunday, en-
route from Manchester, to her home at
Sioux City. Independence Conserva-
tlye.s 49, Z. ~.
Rev. Father O'Meara attended the
funeral services In Dyersville last Tues
day morning of Reverend Father
Knaepple who passed away the proceed
ing Friday.
Attorney w. H. Norris, promi-
nent attorney and Mason of Manchester
was the guest of Senator Ellison Tues
day. The gentleman inspected Mount
Olivet Commandery the same night
Anamoss Journal
Chapter A. s., p. e. o. had very
pleasant meeting with Mrs. Martha
Norris last Monday evening when Mes
danes Norris and Stiles gave delight
full report of their visit at the State
Grand Chapter p. E. o. held at Iowa
city last week
From the Iowa Stat Official register
we note the elevation points near us
follows: Lamont, 1895 it,, West Union,
Ills TT; independence, 92l it.; Straw
berry Point, 1918 it.; DEBORAH, S75 it.;
Dubuque, Gil it, Manchester has a
low record of only 944 fit;
The waters of the Cedar river be.
tween Waterloo and Cedar Falls have
been stocked this week with lake pike.
The young fry, 100000 in number, were
sent out from the hatchery at Msnches
ter and placed in the bayou near Cedar
Park on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bull
letln Journal.
II. L. Ram was in Waterloo las
Friday and Saturday, being associated
with J. e. Gates of Waterloo, Frederick
E. Bissell of Dubuque, Edward A. Sage
of Waverly and DIR. Delos N. Reeve O
Bristow, to examine the candidates TO
entrance as mid shipmsn to the U.
naval academyat Annapolis.
Among the number from here VIII,
attended the funeral services of tn
Hon. L. G. Hersey at Earlville las
Wednesday afternoon we note: Mr.. an,
Mrs. L. Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Eaton and daughter, II. E. Stetson an
family, Mrs. L. Durham. Hon. ID. e