Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-06-08

-Ifof. Ernest Eaton is here froI
Deer Lodge, Montana.
-R. L. Kortright was home from
a trip out, over Sunday.
Roy Bush and family of Lamon
were in Manchester last week for
day.
The pension of Newton Greer
OF Delhi has been increased to sl2
per month.
Newest mid summer style il
hats, collars and negligee shirts a
Gildner Bros.
Mrs. j. d. Hogan spent a few
days during the past week witt
Edgewood friends
August Koopman and son Mar
tin of Dyersville were Wednesda,
visitors in Manchester.
Mrs. James Taylor of Lamont
was called to this city last week to
assist in the care of her father.
The Board of Supervisors are
holding their regular June session
this week at the court house in this
city.
Mrs. Miles Z Blair spent
several days last week with her
brother and other friends at Straw
berry Point.
W Calvin Yoran Esq. is at Des
MONIES in attendance upon the Sn-
preme Court now in session at the
State Capital.
Miss Fern Elder is home from
a pleasant visit of some weeks with
her sister and two brothers and their
families in Dubuque.
u. II. hammers of Petersburg
was a most pleasant caller on Man
chester friends Monday, having
come on district court matters.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. AIorell Hamblin
who live south of Manchester. near
the Portable school house, have a
baby born to them Saturday night
last.
Mrs. W. Robbins returned
Wednesday from visit with friends
at Edgewood, her sister Miss Nellie
Mitchell, coming with her for few
days visit.
Al Mrs. II. James and Mrs. /. N
Grris, the latter an aunt of Mrs. G.
IL lliams, were here from Edgewood
K day, guests in the Chauncey Will
sff > home.
4 3. Peet and Frank Densmore
Al sewood spent couple OF days
j seek with the formers daughter
rs. II. A. Bridell, and family,
ar this city.
Mrs. J. J. Kidder and children
here this week from Sabula,
re Rev. Kidder is now stationed,
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
h Middleton.
Winthrop Review: Editor Joe
rmick ofthe Manchester Herald
$ Nell Cotter, both of Man
,ere guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
dorse, Sunday.
wrence & Green's are giving
solution of the servant girl
in their space this week
~ our housekeeper friends
ONE that reading.
Elder, a Chicago Great
estern engineer running out of
ibuqle, and family are here for
'onth's vacation, Mr.. Elder hav-
lay-oif for that period.
Mrs. Dwight Struble of LIE Mars
m over Sunday guest with rel
n this city, going on Monday
nicago Mrs. Struble is a
sof Mr.. and Mrs. A. Works.
Letters addressed to Mrs.
nest Perry Miss Margart Smith,
So Pearl Lewis, John Benson, @.
Stanfer, are advertised as un-
med at the Post office in this
a dress skirt and shirt waist
is the feature Of this weeks bar
IS at the Peoples New Dry goods
Q. A complete line Of ladies
coats has also just been added
their stock of dry goods.
Miss Jennie Langhammer, who
,been in Louisiana, for the past
,or three years is visiting rela-
in Missouri and attending the
at ST. Louis ard Grandma
hammer may go there to see
Friends here received invita-
to the wedding OF Oscar Won
IA brother of Hugo Won Oven,
gentleman who has visited in
city a number OF times, and
Ida Mae Nonamaker which was
Grated at the home Of the BRIDES
hts. Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Mona
u, in Chicago on last Wednes-
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Oven will
home at Grand Rapids, Michi-
after July 18th. Mr.. Won Oven
els for the Hubbard Spencer Co.
is an exemplary young man to
'm his friends in this city extend
i hearty congratulations and
!; wishes.
The Crop Bulletin for the week
ing June 6, 1904. says: 1.-THE
rage temperature Of the week
Is about normal. There was
neral excess of cloudiness, and
" heavy showers in portions Of
north central and western dis
,ts, causing considerable local
mage on the flat lands and river
toms, and delaying the necessary
rk OF cleaning out the weedy corn
ids. Probably about two-fifths of
aiarea Of the state received excess
doWnpours DURING the week and