Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-17

SCUM Dakota.
"A party of Strawberry Pom
young people spent Sunday at tn,
Fish Hatchery.
Miss Annette Tush is assisting
in clerical capacity in the Thrill
4 Pierce office.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Ram arc
planning upon attending Cornell
Commencement Thursday.
Jas. Roe of Cedar Rapids was
calling on his Manchester friends
the latter part of last week.
Bunny" Belknap is here from
Ann Arbor, Mich, for a visit with
relatives and other friends.
-Fayette Postal Card: Mr.. Ed
munds, of Manchester. visited Mrs.
Edmunds and j. NJ. during the
week.
Miss Kroll, who had been guest
OF Miss Bateman for week, de-
parted Saturday for her Chicago
home.
Chester and Gail Bronson de-
parted last Thursday evening for
Okoboji where they will stay the
summer.
The Mesdames Steadman and
Ill ii Lawrence will entertain in the
pleasant Steadman home Thursday
evening.
Miss Nina Carhart is home
from Beloit, Wisconsin, where she
has finished a year of successful
teaching.
Mrs. D. F. Grove spent satur-
day and Sunday with Greeley
friends, Mr.. Grove joining her in
the visit for Sunday.
Miss Gates, who has been a
guest in the Long home for a week
past, departed the first of the week
for her home in Marble Rock.
Miss Westgarth departed the
first of the week for her home in
Carnarvon, her sister, Mrs j L Sulli-
van, and Miss Katie accompanying
her.
AT a meeting of the Manchester
Fire Department Saturday evening,
% ii Hoyt was elected first assistant
and Bose" Oliver second assistant
chief.
The B. Clark store has been
improved by the laying of a new
hardwood floor. New wall and cell
ing paper will also further decorate
The store room.
-Waverly Democrat: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. s. Barber spent Sunday
with his brother Harry at Manches-
Ter. Harry made them return Wis
It over Woodmen's day.
Fred Durey, John Durey, of
Prairie, and Peter Pitts, Of Collins
Grove, are all building large new
barns, Fred Durey's being in place
II the one recently burned.
Miss Pearl Pierce was home
over Sunday but returned to Cedar
Falls Tuesday to assist the State
Normal pupils in the presentation of
Robin Hood" given that evening.
Lawrence Lattimer was here
asst Wednenday, having stopped on
his way from Sterling, Illinois, to
Boise City, Idaho, where he has ac-
,epted position on a daily paper.
DIR. W. e. Boynton will be in
during the month of
July, and as usual he will open up
IN office for the treatment of diseas-
IS of the eye, ear, nose and throat.
Office rooms and office hours will be
announced later.
There are unclaimed letters at
The post Office for Mrs. Sarah Ken
yon, Miss Addie Becker, e. Nichol-
son, @. P. Guenther, Sylvester Nc
earthly, Alfred B. Krestofferson,
Oris j. Miller, Ickson Carr ~, G..
Duane Morris and Rev. Bowen.
Miss Eveline Squier of Bing-
hampton, N Y, will be the guest Of
honor at whist evening given by
her cousin, Harry P Toogood, this
Wednesday. Miss Squier has visit
ed here number of timer and Mr..
Toogood is affording her friends in
this place an admirable opportunity
to continue very pleasant acpuain-
tanceship.
The Congregational ladies are
spending this Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs A A Anderson, their pre-
sent ambition being to finish the
silk quilt which these ladies are
planning to sell for the benefit of
our public library. The gentlemen
husbands and friends of the work
ers-Mll take supper with the ladies
at the close Of the afternoon sewing.
Rev. Arnold Huizinga, from
Meaderville, Pa, will preach again
next Sunday in the Universalist
church at the usual hour; 1890 in
the morning and 1870 in the even
ing. His subject will be for the
morning service, "The Practical Re
suits of a Religious Life" and for
the evening service, "What is True
Christianity" All interested are
cordially invited.
Monticello Express: Mr.. Mar
Gus Hayden, Of Manchester, spent
last Sunday in Monticello visiting
with his relatives and old time
friends. Mr., Hayden drove in a
buggy from Manchester to Month
cello, and took particular pains on
the journey to notice the condition
of the country. He found the fields
very badly washed on the rolling
ground and plenty of standing
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