Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-07-08
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tending the District Epworth League
Miss May Denton is visiting
friends at Sinsinnawa Mound this
week.
Miss Fannie Haeberle spent the
first days of last week with Coggon
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Oven were
among those from Lamont who cele-
brated with us.
w. d. Hogan is home from his
South Dakota ranch where he has
been for sometlree weeks.
Miss Agnes lessen of Straw
berry Point was an over Sunday
guest in the Mrs. Martin home.
Miss Mary Griffin, a successful
teacher in the Des Moines City
schools, is home for the summer.
Warren Dickinson and wife OF
Dubuque were last week and over
Sunday visitors with friends here.
Oscar Won Oven Of Grand
Island, Nebraska, was III the city
over Sunday,-a guest Of DIR. G. L.
Leigh.
&c. B. Slime, a student in the
State Normal at Cedar Falls, was a
last week guest in the G.. G. Pierce
home.
Harry Allen departed Saturday
afternoon to assume his duties as
Express agent at New Castle,
Wyoming.
Mrs. A. APPEL of Shellrock,
came las, Friday for a visit with her
father id mother, Rev. and Mrs. G..
H. Taylor.
Rev. Fl. o. Pratt spent Tuesday
and Wednesday Of last week with
his daughter, Mrs. B. jackson in
Cedar Rapids.
-Burdette Given of Minneapolis
is visiting his Manchester friends
being the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
j. Lillibridge.
Emory Newton of Des Moines
is spending vacation from Y. NJ. G.
A. duties in the Capital City with
Manchester friends.
Miss Maude Langridge of Ma
quoketa arrived last Thursday for a
weeks visit with her brother Percy
Langridge and family.
Miss Lang, who has been the eff
ficient milliner for Blake & Son the
past season, left last week Monday
for her home in Algona.
Albert King has accepted a
position in the Insane hospital at
Independence, and he goes their
this week to assume same.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Stiles had
for their guest last week Robert De-
Cou of Woodbine, Mr.. DeCou be-
ling cousin Of Mrs. Stiles.
Miss Mary Kenyon departed the
first Of the week on very delightful
trip. She goes to Chicago and ac-
cross Lake Michigan by boat.
Editor Fred Denton Of the Re-
porter and Farmer, at Webster,
South Dakota, was Fourth and
Sunday visitor with friends here.
The Doctors Dittmer are now
gssxs.asfssysat home in their new of
lGces up stairs and just over their
former quarters in City Hall block.
Miss Clara Williams, a valued
attendant in the Hospital at Clarinda
| is visiting parents and friends here,
having obtained vacation leave of
absence.
Letters address to: Mrs. Nevie
Davis, Miss Hazel Frentress. Carl
Allen, Chas Bardsch, Eugene Thorn
as, are advertised as unclaimed at
the post office.
| Mrs. Caro- Sabin is entertaining
a very dear friend inMiss Whitman Of
Chicago, who arrived last Friday
afternoon, and who will remain for
few weeks visit
VIM Marvin Of Omaha arrived
Monday and is guest with his
parents Mr., and Mrs. R. M. Marvin
This is his first visit to Manchester
for eleven years.
Mrs. NJ. III. Clemans who has
been making her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Flanagan
at Sioux City, is here for a visit with
| her son, Hugh and wife.
/ The Misses Grace and Fay Ford
are guests for the remainder Of this
month of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. w
Ford at Elk Point, South. Dakota
where they went Tuesday of this
week.
&c. B. Mills is visiting his wife
and friends, having decided that low,
is a better place than Tennessee il
which to spend the dear old sum
mer time" He is located at Somer
, vile, Tenn.
The Tuttle farm Just west o
], town, which is owned by Rev
Tuttle's father, and in which til
. Reverend gentleman takes a GOO
4 bit of practical interest, is undergo
Wing extensive improvement. Severa
. thousand feet Of tile are being lai,
: and new well is being drilled thi
n week. Other changes will be made
9 Messrs. B. Clark and W. L
!. Hoyt leave this week Thursday fo
y an extended western trip which vii
include all the states on the Pacifi
coast. Rev. Kirkwood will accom-
pany themas far as Colorado Springs
Colo, where he will remain for
s two months vacation from pastora
: duties. His pulpit will be file,
= during his absence.