Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-06-29
-Gildner quotes prices.
Mrs. John Ehler is quite i'll.

MRS. MARY emerson is VlsltiiiS
friends in Charles City.
Banker Fl. vonOven spent Sun
dav with Manchester friends.
Miss Gertrude Stewart spent
last week with Earlville friends.
Master John Scott is spending
part of his vacation in Chicago.
Miss Grace Walters is expected
home to-day Wednesday from Chi
cago.
The Yazoo Land adv. will keep
you interested every week if you'll
read it.
Mrs. D. T. Grove was last
week guest with her parents at
Greeley.
will Ward attended a meeting
of the X. Cs. at Cedar Rapids Sun
day evening.
james Hahesy was very ill Sun
day and Monday and under the
DOCTORS care.
Miss Mable Van Anda Of Earl
vile spent part Of last week with
relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. R. NJ. Marvin are
ENJOYING visit from their daughter
Mrs. Ella Spencer
IF. G. Hall was an Oklahoma
visitor last week, going via the
Fair City, St. Louis.
Mrs. Fl. G. Kieser ard daughter
Grace, are spending few weeks in
Milwaukee with friends.
Mrs. H. Vorwald of Dyersville
was a recent visitor in the George
and Mary Link home here.
Olive Branch Chapter, r. A. M
had visitors from Greeley Wednes-
day evening at their special meeting
Supervisor Robinson is putting
in a large number of new steel
culverts over his part Of the county.
Mrs. H. Carr and two children
visited friends in Waterloo last week
and Attorney H. Carr spent Sunday
with them.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Carr and
Mrs. Dan Kenna and little daugh-
ter of Lamont were guests of relat-
ives here Monday.
B. T. Andrews of Pickney, Mich
igan, is here for few weeks visit
with his sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Butterfeld.
Peter Morris on Route No 5 is
building him a new house which
looks as though when completed, it
will be at once commodius and con-
venient.
Mrs. Geo. Snyder and two
children are here from Wihona, Ia,
visiting Mrs. Snyder's mother, Mrs.
Ward, and. other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Henderson, instructor in
music in the Manchester schools
and daughter Edna, are visiting
friends in their former home in
Wisconsin.
William Stock on the Beals
farm between Delaware and Delhi
lis building a fine new hog house, &c
x 40 feet, the foundation being Jus,
completed.
Mrs J. M. Garrison Of Dubuque
spent Wednesday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Crosby. Mrs
Garrison was formerly resident Of
Manchester.
Thomas Hines and son, Tom, Of
Ryan were two of our most pleasan,
callers Saturday. Mr. Hines, ST.. is
a hale and hearty gentleman eighty
three years, Of age.
The G. L. Wellman farm lust
south OF Masonyille has been made
more convenien. and valuable by
the addition of a large new barn
3Ox30 with cement floors.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Norris anc
family arrived home the first Of the
week only to be summoned on Mon
day to the funeral Of the formers
sister-in-law at Central City.
| DIR. II. A. Dittmer accompanied
by Mrs. A. B. Holbert took the lat
ter's son. Fred, to Battle Creek las
week where Sanitarium treatment
it is hoped will benefit his health.
III. r. Holmes is home from
a long stay in South Dakota where
his fields Of wheat and corn keer
him busy these days. He leaves
this morning for Wisconsin on bust
ness.
Miss Jennie Langhammer j,
home from the south where she ha,
been living tor two years or NOR,
past. After short visit, she viii
90 to St. Louis to remain through
the summer.
-Tha designations of some of tn,
teachers of the schools here is max
ing vacancies that the School Boart
are quietly filling with most capabl
teachers. Miss Nina Carhart wa
added recently to the corps.
-Ardell Simmons was entered il
his first race of the season at Way
erly last week Tuesday and in fas
field he finished fourth in the frs
and second heats and third in TIN
third. II. 9. Smith, who with j. A
Strickland, owns the little pace,
saw the race.
Hugh Hines, a student in til
' St. Josephs College, Dubuque, Thos
Hines, from st. Johns University q
Collegeville, Minnesota, and Mis-
Cecil Fines Of st. Clara's College q
+ Sinsinawa Mound, WISCONSIN, al
! are home for the summer vacation
t Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Barnes {