Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-06-01
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DR.. g. E. Boyce will be here
again next Monday.
Rev King was here from Mystic
a day or two last week.
Atty G. Yoran was Cedar Rad
ids visitor Wednesday.
Miss Clara Commerford is Wis
iting friends in Des Moines
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goodhile
were Wednesday visitors at the
Rapids.
Mrs. Hugo Won Oven and little
daughter, Villa Of Lamont are the
guests Of friends here.
Cashier M. Henderson Of the
EIawkeye Bank was in Manchester
Tuesday evening last.
"A. e. Koehler of Washington
state is visiting his mother and many
friends in this vicinity.
-Chauncey Williams went to
Coggon last Thursday where he will
remain a few weeks, assisting Joe
Ben Hall in his cigar shop.
The Misses Faye Ford and Mel
lie Cotter and Mr.. Chas. Livingston
accompanied the Uncle RUDE"
company to Ryan last Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lister are
now "at home" on their farm north
east Of town, a move made last
week and where they expect to re-
main during the summer.
Miss Faye Ford was not able
to attend her school duties Thurs
day and Friday last because of an
attack Of quinsey. In her absence,
Mrs. Katharine Schwietert supplied
the vacancy.
DIR. Seeley Of Waverly was
here to attend DIR. Dorman's funeral
Tuesday Of last week Mrs. Seeley
and little daughter, who had been
guests with relatives here for some
time, returned home with the doc
tor.
Warren Edmunds of Montana
spent last week with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Edmunds and
many friends here. Mr. Ed
munds has lived in Montana for past
eight years and this is his first return
visit
The members of the Presbyter-
ian church held meeting last We'd
nesday evening and voted to extend
a call to Rev. Ensign of LIE Mars to
become pastor Of this congregation.
tits understood that Rev Ensign
will accept.
"A number of the Rathbone sis
tiers enjoyed a very pleasant day
with Mrs. G. G. Barry at Barryville
last Wednesday, these being the
guests: The Mesdames c. G. Cary,
j. E. Davis, Geo. Kieser, FL. Fl.
Lawrence, J. w. Lewis, and G. w.
Storey.
j. b. Keith, resident of Hop
kinton some twenty five years ago,
now of Nebraska is the guest of his
father Robert Keith and his daugL-
ter, Mrs. j. N. Smith, in the Smith
home south Of town. Mr.. Keith has
many friends about the county who
will give him pleasant greeting
on this visit.
Iowa drunkards will be forced
to work in a coal mine, according
to present plans Of the state board
of control. 1t is planned to buy ex-
tensive coal land near the new inebri-
ate hospital near Knoxville and put
the men sent the institution at work
to supply all state institutions with
fuel at actual cost of production.
Our readers aswell as OURSELVES
are indebted this week to Mr.. d. H.
Clifford for the pleasure of an open
letter from DIR. P. E. Triem, which
he has kindly allowed us to publish
in this issue. We are sorry to have
DR.. Triem say that he is not pro-
crossing his former good toward
health as well as he had hoped to.
III. A. Won Oven OF Lamont was
in Manchester Friday on his way
home from Independence where he
had been on business connected
with the receiAership Of the Lewis
bankrupt clothing stock at Lamont.
A. a meeting that day of the credi-
tors of Mr.. Lewis in Independence,
Mr.. Won Oven was appointed trustee
for the property,
announcements of the Glass OF
1904 Law Department of Drake
University graduating exercises,
which will take place next Tuesday
evening, have. been received here
Among the thirty two members Of
the class appears Henry G. Bronson,
the youngest son Of the senior editor
of the Democrat. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bronson, who have been living in
Des. Moines during the school year
are expected home this week.
From the Dubuque Globe Jour
nal we quote the following paragraph
which will be Of interest to oul
friends over near Guttenburg: Rev
Father Bowen, of Delmar junction
who attended the dedicatory cere
monies Of Father Brinkmann's new
church at Guttenburg few day,
ago, says that Archbishop Keane ane
twenty six priests were present. H,
says also that the archbishop cav
] Father Brinkmann great praise TO
the energy and zeal shown by hin
in the erection of the fine new
church, and for the taste and goot
judgment displayed in the architec
ture of the edifce. The class tina