Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-09-02

last week.
-Moritz Mayer and p. f. Hatch
Of Oneida were welcome callers at
this office Tuesday.
JAS. I. Kehoe of Union was in
the city a few days last week looking
for fine driving teams.
] Allan and Miss Dora Leroy re-
turned Saturday evening from their
South Dakota outing at Lebanon.
| Miss Lillian Bateman arrived
Monday and is again at home in
the Millinery Department of the b.
Clark store.
-Messrs. D. j. Kenna, G. A.
Kenyon and Claude L. Eaton of
Lamont were business visitors, to
this city Monday.
Miss Kate Commerford was out
Sunday from Dubuque where she is
taking course Of nurse instruction
at Finley Hospital.
Mrs. Willis Collins, guest in
the home of Deputy Sheriff and Mrs.
Morgan, departed Saturday for her
home in Clark county.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued during the past week to Austin
j. Keegan and Hannah Driscoll,
Glenn Haguewood and Mary 3.
Meader.;
Mrs. j. Georgen is expected
home this Tuesday afternoon from
her visit at Colorado Springs, Colo
RADIO. Miss Georgen will return
with her.
There will be meeting of w.
A. Morse Post at the G. A. R. hall
this Wednesday evening September
End, which meeting all members
should attend.
ALI bills to be allowed at the
next meeting of the board of Super
visors should be filed with the coun-
ty auditor on or before Saturday
September 9TH.
Miss Mildred Johnston is home
for vacation from stenographic
duties in Cedar Rapids and Miss
Ethel Johnston is expected before
the week is over.
Turner & Fraser are making
new cement floor at the Thorpe
creamery, an improvement that will
be appreciated by the butter men
and patrons of that creamery.
Monticello Express: Miss Anna
Lane has resigned from the posi-
ton she held several years in the
drygoods store of Mr.. II. G. Wills,
and is to be succeeded by Miss
Mamie Mcmahon.
". R. w. Kelly of Toledo, Ohio,
has been spending few days with
old acquaintance at this, his. for
mer home. He left here the first of
the. week to attend the reunion Of
his regiment, the I'd Iowa Cavalery,
at Clear Lake.
Mrs. Rebecca Carpenter is en-
tcrtaining number of frienns this
Tuesday evening. AS a hostess
Mrs. Carpenter is a success and her
guests always look forward with
much pleasure to a social hour in
her pleasant home.
James Thompson, of Bailey's
Ford has two young sons who run
away from home great deal and
friends in the vicinity in Kindness
meant, often keep the lads over
night. Mr.. Thompson wishes the
Democrat to state that he does not
wish the boys kept an hour when
they have so run away. He wants
them sent home, especially for the
nights.
"A party Of young ladies and
gentlemen are taking supper at
Kelley's Springs this Tuesday even
ing. There are twelve of the pic
nickers and under the pleasant
chaperonage Of Mrs. L. B. Latta,
they are no doubt having a merry
time. These are Of the number:
Maize Pentony, Laura Hyde, Mildred
Smith, Grace Keiser, Elizabeth and
Charlotte Atwater and Earl Davis,
Jay Matthews, Ross Young, Alex.
Sheldon, Harry Seeds and Ralph
Lawson.
Edgewood Journal: A. o. Moore
of Manchester is visiting R. ]. Blk
by and family y Mrs. L. D.
Platt and son, of Oelwein, and Mrs.
George Hunt and children, Of Man
chester, came yesterday morning for
a visit with E. G. Platt and other
relatives north of town. ST. n
Arnold of Manchester spent Tues
day and Wednesday of this week
with his father-in-law, s. T. Rich
ards, and brother-in-law, W. E.
Richards. y !, 81. M. Stewart and
daughter, Miss Jennie, of Manches-
ter, visited at the Journal home last
Thursday. The former is father in
law of Mrs. Cora L. Stewart, a mem
Der of our force. = - Mrs. Mary
Miller of Burt, who has been visiting
her father, Fl. II. Vessel, at Coles
burg, left here Tuesday noon fol
her home at Burt, Iowa. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Lena Vessel
of Colesburg, a cousin Of FL Wesse
at Wood, who goes for visit witt
her son Henry and family at Burt
: Mrs. Peter Reiger and Mrs
John Eller Of this city were at Del
vein last Wednesday to attend tn
wedding of Miss Mabel Eller to AL
! fred Tarr. The marriage was solem
nized at the residence ofsthe official
!, ing clergyman, Father O'Connor
after which the bridal party wen
: to the home Of the brides parents
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