Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-07-01
Norman Ackley spent Sunday

M. w. Sheldon is at Hot Springs,
Ark, where he is taking medical
treatment.
Mrs. L. N. Wolcott will enter
tain the euchre ladies this Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Franklin Emerson visited
last week at the pleasant Clark
home at .Forestville.
Mrs. John Coolidge has for her
guest, her sister, Mrs. John Tru-
man from kenwood, Ontario.
DIR. G. L. Leigh and Miss Rid
dell spent Sunday at LamonA with
Mr.. and Mrs, Hugo Won Oven.
| Miss Edith Durham is home
from Chicago where she has been
studying kindergarten methods.
The iirewood for the roast OK is
already piled and we can almost
taste those sandwiches. Manches-
ter the 4th.
1. Miss Luella Morse departed
for Des MONIES last Thursday morn
ing where she visited during the re-
mainder of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barber en-
1 joyed an over Sunday visit with the
formers brother, w. r. Barber, and
family of Virgins, Miss.
Mrs. Georgia Graham-Morey of
Kansas City arrived Tuesday for a
months visit with her mother and
other relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. w. Hamilton and
daughter Pauline of, Cascade were
called here last week to attend the
funeral of the formers grandfather,
~. Wheelock.
The Misses Edith and Mertie
Wells are representing the local
chapter at the District Epworth Lea
que Convention being held at
Fayette this week.
The Misses Lottie and Mable
Davis who live near Strawberry
Point were guests in the John Dubois.
home in this city Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday last.
Mrs. w. S. Beals accompanied
Editor Will Beals of the Hopkinton
Leader who attended the republican
convention Saturday. They remain
ed over Sunday as guests in the j.
w. Lewis home.
The Board of Regents of the
State University of Iowa has granted
to President MacLean leave of
absence for two months, beginning
with July |. The President will
spend this time in Europe.
The hen that laid an egg in
box under the arm of negro on a
st. Paul trolley car must have been
a twin sister of the one that A. D..
Work and W. A. Abbott take with
them on long country trips.
John Robinson, who lives be-
tween Greeley and Edgewood,
was found dead Tuesday morning
early. Coroner ii. Fl. Lawrence and
Undertaken A. d. Brown were called
and DR.. Lawrence informs us that
death was undoubtedly caused by
the heat.
Attorneys e. b. Stiles, +. b.
Blair and Hubert Carr, as referees
in the Estate of Catharine Lewis
Upper, deceased, last Thursday
closed the deal by which the old
Lewis homestead was sold, Bank
er Cole Of Greeley paying SGS per
acre there fore.
Supervisor James LeGassick of
Earlville was Manchester business
visitor Thursday last. Mr. Lee
Gassick has been seriously i'll for
long time and his temperance was
hailed with pleasant satisfaction by
his county seat friends, who did
not realize his recovery was so near
ly complete
Miss Mae Roney returned home
last week from Chicago where she
has been an instructress OF music in
st. Jarlath's academy. Accompany
ing her home were her sister, Miss
Fannie Roney Of Lead City, S. d.,
and John Tierney, a student at st.
Vituar college at Kankakee, ILL.,,
both Of whom will remain here for
the summer.
Prof. L. W. Littig, at the re-
cent meeting OF the board of
Regents of the State University of
Iowa resigned his position as Pro-
fessor of Theory and Practice of
Medicine in the College of Medicine.
DR.. w. L. Bierring was chosen his
successor. DR.. Henry Albert succeeds
DIR. Bierring and DR. A. j Burge was
elected associate professor with DR..
Bierring.
Mrs. Summersides and daugh=
ter, Edith, and Mrs. P. S. Mather,
who have benin Galena, Ill.,, and
w isconsin for week past attending
a reunion of their brothers and
sisters at the parental home in Ga
lena, arrived home today-Tuesday.
Thursday the ladies brother, S,
Thompson and wife of Colorado,
and their two sisters, Mrs. Margaret
Chandler and Mrs. Emma Dinsdale,
both of Wisconsin, are expected
for visit until after the 4th.
Dyersville News Letter: Miss
Alice Leigh, who has been the guest
of relatives at Marion several weeks
past, returned home Saturday, :. y
Cool Williams, of Manchester, spent
Monday in this city transacting
business and calling on his numerous
friends. g ., y Miss Thresia Wester-
meyer spent Wednesday night and
| fNhnrsday the ouest of Misc Now,