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

Miss Florence Atwater returned
from Chicago Monday evening.
Miss Margaret Ward of Coggon
spent Sunday with her sisters here.
Mrs. P. E. Triem expects to
spend few days of this week in
Des. Moines.
Mortimer Seeley is visiting his
parents and friends here, expecting
to return Fridry to Grinnell.
Glen Dixon, who went to Du-
luth, MINI, to escape the rose fever,
returned the first of last week.
Nurse Florence Lister is home
for two weeks vacation from Fin
ley Hospital duties at Dubuque.
Miss Pauline Wentworth of
Chicago is visiting in Manchester,
he tguest of Miss Mary Kenyon.
Mrs. Alba Bennett-Snyder spent
last week with friends in Chicago,
returning therefrom the first of this
week.
Mrs. S. Snyder, of Chicago, is
making her many friends in Man
chester and vicinity a few weeks
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last week from her Illinois visit,
having been called to that state by
| the death of her sister.
harry T, loogood last week ac-
comPa4led MRS: brao1ord on her
Mort: Dakota trip as tar as the twin
CUES, returning SUNDAY.
"A. v: Morey arrived Sunday
morning, joining Mrs. Morey in her
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MIS-. henry Granam ana MISS
Ahn es' VINO were guests WIN Il Mr.
anu anu mrs WI &, Di1son, departed ias G Iues-
uay ior their new nome IN oah1or-
nla.
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-Chauncy Wlllams, VINO had
peen spending a vacation with ms
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. u. +. Will
his Osape home
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The ticket seller and one of the
cooks of the Forepaugh Wild West
aggleeaaon' that showed mere TINS
f tau' Ia were alies.e9 =. les ss
ioL Alu - haPplng a 10 year ola gln
J Smon, 'ney Mei9 gong 70 use as .
ua'l'el - . noecnie cooche 'eh''
i Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griffin Of
Waterloo, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Goslin of Minneapolis, and Louis
Griffin of Waterloo were called here
last week to attend the funeral of
their younger brother, Victor. Mrs.
MINI ll.lln lesurnea wltn ner sons 70
'a'efioo ior WISH.
The post Office department re-
Gently sent out an order that all
routes handling less than 5000
pieces Of mail per month, should be
discontinued. This, however, will
not touch any of the Delaware coun-
ty routes, or in fact any rural route
in Iowa, as the mail agents Of Iowa
all average more than three, and
most OF them as high as eight
'l'ousanu pieces per lhol'n'
-Dyersville Commercial: Henry
Willemborg prominent farmer Of,
near Petersburg, received painful
wound last week by falling on a
spike lacerating his leg near the
knee. He had been repairing fences
and while walking over a pile Of
old boards was tripped and fell
Fighting on spike that was turned
up in board. His injury was quite
painful though not serious.
Last Thursday was ver;tablv n
lday Of n;cnics. The weather WAS
enticing for those who love green
| fields and shady hooks beside rip
ping rills. Among the other parties
who spent the day away from the
heat and dust Of Manchester were
Ralph Durham and Joseph Nc
Cormick and the Misses Mae Roney
and Irene Cummings of Rock Val
ley. These four ate dinner and
supper that day at Messy Glen.
Wv ~.