Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-07-29
Link spent a day last

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George Link spent a day las
week with Dyersville friends.
Miss Cecil Hines is spending {
few days with her grandmother il
Independence.
Mrs. Geo. Chapman and child
rem and Mrs. Will Lock are spend
ing a few days with friends at Coles.
burg.
Miss Nellie Hamblin is spend
ing a few weeks with Dell Rapids,
S. D. friends, for which place she
left last Tuesday.
The Misses Florence and
Josephine Marschal of North Man
chester were over Sunday guests
with friends at the Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. GrassGeld
of Upton are expected next Satur-
day for an over Sunday visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T. GrassGeld and
other friends.
Iowa Day at the St. Louis
Worlds Fair has been set for June
18th. This will be the 23lst ami
versary of the discovery of Iowa by
Father Marquette and Joliet.
"A new single slant modern sky
light has been set in the Douglass
photograph gallery and the even
mellow light diffused through same
will do much to aid Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglass in taking AL pictures.
The position made vacant in
the Gildner store by the resignation
OF E. e. Moore will be taken by
George Wilson of Coggon. Mr..
Wilson comes to Manchester well
recommended as a bright clerk and
a gentleman.
Miss Mable Ruggles Of Chicago
was a last Thursday evening arrival
and WILDE tho guset of friends in
this, her former horne, for an in
definite time. Miss Ruggles had
been visiting with Dubuque friends
some three weeks previous to coming
here.
Henry Cutler, and little son and
and daughter, Of WATERLOO formerly
of Manchester, we're in the city last
week visiting friends, guests in the
j. X. Pierce home. Mr.. Cutler at
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Maquoketa thursday evening last
the trip being MADE on the Snale
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Nell sheldon
Glen Meskimen, the II year ole
son OF Edward Meskimen who live
in the johnson house on Franklin St;
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or serious injury last Saturday. Glel
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