Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-03
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Manchester of couree.
| Clyde Elder ia at present employed
In union cigar shop in Redfield, S. d.
Fred Rtebler of Dubuque was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. VIM. Hermann,
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mre. G. W. Fairchild of
Cedar Rapids visited Manchester
friends last week.
Miss Eliza Westgarth is a guest
from Chicago in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John J.. Sullivan.
Robert Lawson of Clear Lake, s. d.,
is a guest at the home of his brother,
j. II. lawson in this city.
MIR. and and Mrs. John Dubois
spent two days the past week with
friends at Strawberry Point,
Tom Elder is spending a day or
two in Dubuque with his son, Lyle's
family and his daughter Merle.
] Mrs. q. d Gates, is in Hubbard,
for an indefinite period, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Greenfield.
Mrs. X. w. Thrill has been quite
i'll the past week, being confined to her
rooms by severe attack of the grip.
Rev. Fathers Martin of Usage and
Gum of Cedar Rapids were entertain
ed last Thursday by Rev. Father %
Meara.
-Edgewood and Greeley friends will
celebrate with US this year. The Glori-
GUS Fourth promises to be sumner in
Manchester.
The Mesdames John L. Sullivan
and Geo. Dougherty departed Monday
for Epipaney, S. d., where they will
Visit friends.
DIR. G. H.Sumner of Waterloo came
down last Thursday evening to hear
Senator Delivers commencement ora
tion to the class of 1908.
-Mrs. Tucker departs today (Wednes-
day for Minneapolis, Mimi, to pay a
short visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ber-
nardine Briggs of that place.
Marriage licenses issued last week
to Howard G. Lynch and Grace Mat
thews of Esrlville, and Henry S. Claus
and Anna Voelker of Delaware.
The Misses Inez Griffin and Jennie
Sullivan of Masonville, who have been
attending school here the past year,
went home Friday for the summer.
Letters addressed to Mrs. Sink
Roof, Miss Louise Benson, Mr.. w. F..
Walker, and X. Szanowa PAM are sd-
vertised as unclaimed at the post office.
Miss Leroy and her class in the
Congregational Sunday School enter
tanned the Young Peoples society Mon
day evening in the parlors of the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Reed, who were
recently married at the BRIDES home In
Fairbanks, departed yesterdsy-Tues-
day-for two months visit at Port
land, Oregon.
-Morell Hamblln and A. IL Cleve-
land participated in the Annual Shoot
of the Dubuque Gun Club last week,
each making record os 13l birds out
the possible $780,
Preparations for the Fourth are be-
Ing rapidly pushed 80 that Manchester
will entertain her guests on that day
as they have never before been enter
tanned on gala day.
Mrs. Mary Bradford spent last
week visiting relatives in DyersviIle.
With her returned Mre. Chas. Toogood
who will remain for visit with her
son, James 'roogood, and other relatives
here.
One day last week Auntie Stevens
as she is familiarly known, aged %
years sustained some injuries, occasion
ed by severe fall she received while
attending some little household duty in
her tchen.
-Edgewood Journal: Mrs. Oscar
Dorman and babies have been visiting
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. Hubbell,
at this place for he past week. On
Tuesday her husband came up and she
accompanied him home.
The daylight Special souvenir,
descriptive of the Illinois Centrals
Handsome Train" between Chicago
and St. Louis, is beauty. II the
train is anything like the souvenir it
must be luxurious, artistic and exquis-
itively beautiful.
Friday evening June 18th, st. Xsvier's
Convent School will hold its gradual
ing exercises In City Hall. There is
one graduate this year and very inter-
esting program is being prepared for
the evening, Rev. Father O'Connor
of Oelwein will deliver the address.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Pierce re-
turned Thursday from several weeks
stay in New Mexico, whence they had
gone because of Mrs. Pierce's Ill health.
Their many Manchester friends are
glad to have them home and all are
gratified to know that Mrs. Pierce is
improved in health by her sojourn in
the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Blake and
grand daughter, Miss Marian, leave to,
day wednesday, for an extensive
eastern trip, which will include visit
In Vermont at Mrs. Blake's gIrlhood
home. AL of the larger cities Of the
east will also be visited and altogether
the travellers have planned an exceed
ingly pleasant outing that will pro
badly consume the greater part of thu
summer months.
Glass No. II of the M. E. Sunda,