Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-07-08

renee are in Duluth, MINI.
j. Fl. Gildner, of Nora Springs,
is here visiting his brother.
Mrs. III. w. Sabin is visiting
Arlington friends this week.
Henry Prowse from Rockford,
ILL.,, celebrated the 4th at Manches-
ter.
Miss Magretta link of LeMars
is the guest Of her aunts, the Misses
Nix.
Mrs. w. Work cntcrtains the
Six-handed Euchre ladies this after
noon.
Miss Dorothy and Master John
Malven are spending this week in
Ryan,
Mrs. Bcardslce and son Leon
arc home from visit with relatives
at Littleport.
Prof. r d. Trowbridge is a
welcome guest with relatives and
friends here.
Miss Bess Williston spent the
first days of the week with Du-
buque friends.
Miss Myrtle Clark is home from
an extended visit with relatives at
Aberdeen, S. ID.
Miss Eta Luthmer Of Sumner is
here for a visit with her friend,
Miss Stella Drew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fairchild of
Cedar Rapids, visited friends in
this city over Sunday.
Geo. Barr departed Tuesday
morning for trip to the Ozark
mountains in Missouri
Rev. I. e. Taylor of hide
pendence spent last week Wednes-
day with Manchester relatives.
H. w. Sabin joined the excursion-
lists going to Wisconsin Tuesday and
will visit friends in that state for a
week or two.
Little Miss Florence and Master
Samuel Williamson of Sioux City
arrived Tuesday evening for visit
with relatives.
The Young Ladies society of
the Congregational Church cleared
$4,000 from their dinner and sup
per on the 4th.
Miss Mary Link enjoyed a visit
over the 4th from her friends, the
Misses Smith and Miss Eva Linn
beck of Dyersville.
ID. Bowen, formerly of this city.
and now proprietor of the Nashua
Wooden Mills, was Fourth visitor
among friends here.
The Presbyterian ladies will
clear over $4,000 from their Fourth
of July sale of ice cream, peanuts
and ice cold lemonade.
The Misses Christina Peters
and Anna Bishop Of Chicago are.
visiting at the homes of Christina
Dubois and w. ID. Mead.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Clark have
as their guests two neices, the Misses
Cora Barnes of Hopkinton and Della
Manson Of Madison, Wis.
I'M. sEldredge and wife depart
this Tuesday afternoon for two
or three weeks visit with their son
Frank at Toronto, Kansas.
W. Fl. Hadley has resigned his
position at the government fishhatch-
cry. No appointment for this va
cancy has yet been made.
The Misses Wood of Oelwein,
and Miss Berril Muekler of Los
Angeles, Calf, were Fourth visitors
in the Mrs. ]. B. Boggs home,
Miss Maud Crum is home from
Hartley for visit and DIR. j. A..
Crum of Oshkosh, Wis, is also a
guest in the home Of his mother,
Rev Mrs. Crum.
Walter Hunt, who has been in
quarantine at Nashua, with light
attack of small pox for number of
weeks, was released last week and is
expected home the middle of the
present week.
At meeting of the School
board Monday evening Miss Kate
Ford was elected to position in
the Manchester Schools. Miss Ford
is thorough student and will add
much to the credit of our city
schools.
DR.. and Mrs. Mrs. C. G. Bradley
left Tuesday on a two months vaca-
ton trip in the east and south-a
visit to the doctors property at
Southern Pines, South Carolina,
being one of the objective points.
Prof. G. H. Atkinson left Mon
day evening for Brookings, South
Dakota, where he will hereafter re-
side, Mrs. Atkinson and theschildren
| joining him later. Manchesterloses
a refined and cultured family in the
removal of Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson
and we regret their departure very
much.
The resignation of Miss
Katharine Shimmin as primary
teacher in our public schools is {
sore disappointment to all friends
and interested patrons Of the schools
of this city. Miss Shimmin has beer
instructor Of primary methods III til,
Manchester schools with the excep
ton OF about two years spent at the
| bedside Of sick mother and sick
brother) for the past twenty eigh
years and she is recognized by edu
Gators throughout the state as having
no peer in the position to which sh,
has been SO prominently suited. He:
decision not to remain in the worl
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