Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-17
e. Fl. Hoyt departed yesterda,

MIR. and Mrs. Flaucher of La
mont were shopping in this city
Friday
Louis Bishop of Dyersville spent
a day the first of last week with
Manchester friends.
Superintendent Atkinson made
a short visit at his South Dakota
farm near Brookings last week.
Ralph Durham is home from
Iowa City where he has spent the
past year in the State University.
Miss Ruby Kenyon, who has
had employment in Mason City for
some time past, is home for vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Chas. Ferguson of Lamont
attended the Raymond Glissendorf
wedding, Miss Glissendorf being
her neice.
Amos Satterlee left last We'd
nesday for points in New York state
where he has relatives with whom
he will visit.
Chief Train Dispatcher Morris
Smith of Sioux City was the guest
of friends here Friday last. He is
a brother-in-law of Mrs. Earl Hut
son.
j. L. Blair, resident of Man
chester some forty years ago, has
been visiting his brothers, Judge A.
). and Miles Z. Blair, and other
friends.
The ball park is being put into
fast playing trim, and the lovers of
base ball are anticipating a hot seas
on, commencing with Mondays game
with Vinton.
Rev. and Mrs. Caul spent last
week in Parkersburg, where they at
tended the graduation exercises of
the High School Glass, one member
of which was neice of Mrs. Caul.
Miss Edith Ram, musician
Manchester is very proud to welcome
home each summer, is here to
spend vacation period with her
mother, Mrs. ii. L. Ram and other
friends.
Two ball games-Monday and
Tuesday next, Vinton VS. Manchester
The visiting team has been winning
everything in sight and the games
promise to be warm. Come and see
Manchester win.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Adams of
Dubuque and Mrs. Raymond of
Dixson, Illinois, mother of the groom
attended the marriage of Leslie B.
Raymond and Mary F. Glissendorf
Monday evening.
R. s. Crosier, who has been at
Cheyenne, Wyoming, for the past
five months, returned Saturday last.
MIR. Crosier went to Wyoming on
account Of i'll health and the western
air proved very beneficial to him.
Frank Zemank, Jr. and Fred
Meyen of Dundee greeted Manches-
ter friends Friday. F. Zemanek, Sr.
has just7completed the erection of a |
new residence in Dundee, having
removed from his farm to that little
city.
"A party of ladies spent yester-
day, Tuesday, afternoon with Mrs. |
Sherm Harris in Prairie. Six
handed euchre helped make the
hours too short and altogether the
|jolliest afternoon in many moons is
reported by those visiting Mrs. H.
John w. Rabenaw, the newly
elected Manager of the Manchester
Lumber yards, comes from Brewster,
Minnesota, where he had charge of
large yard. Mr.. Rabenaw will move
his family here this week, and they
will occupy the Morse Cunningham
home on West Union street.
The men who are excavating for
the new sewer between Fayette and
Butler streets madea find Thursday.
Young De La Hunt picked up a
lady's gold watch that had been
buried several feet below the surface
and looked as though it had been
burned and then thrown out. The
case was black with its exposure and
the works damaged, but it bore the
appearance of having been a beauty.
1t is violation of the postal
laws to send through the mails,
newspapers or merchandise, con-
tanning written communication of
any kind. This breach of the law
became so common that postmasters
have been instructed to examine all
unsealed packages, and, if writing
is found in them, to report that fact
to the post Office department. The
fine for such an offense is $25 and
costs.
"A party Of fourteen picnicked
at Messy Glen Friday, and after
supper. the crowd drove over to
Strawberry Point where second
lunch was served them at Father
Rowe's home. These are the pic
nickers: Allie Thorpe, Harry Allen,
Harry Davis, Homer Davis, Avery
Long, Chas. Newcomb, Howard
Smith and Ruby Scott, Madge Pen
tony, Pearl Kenyon, Nell Hamblin,
| Nell Vance, Nell Sheldon, and Miss
Gates Of Marble Rock.
Rev. Fathers Commerford of
Clinton, Hanley of Monti, Ryan
of Ryan, Rowe Of Strawberry Point,
i Murtagh of Nashville, Mcnamara
Of Oxford Jet, O'Connor of Oelwein,
Ryan of Allison, Gum Of Cedar
Rapids, Harrigan Of Marion, and Null
ligan Of Winthrop were last Thurs
day guests of Rev. Father O'Meara
and other friends in this city, all
but Father Mullioan ATTENDING