Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-18
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John Ehler was an over Sunda,
visitor with Oelwein friends.
e. Fl. Hoyt and II. Goodbil,
spent Wednesday last in Ryan.
County Recorder Latimer wal
last Tuesday visitor in Masonville
Mrs Nancy Robbins is here from
Baxter, Iowa, visiting her son, Will
Mrs. j. w. Brazelton was the
guest of Ryan friends Wednesday,
Clyde Tyler of Robbins was an
over Sunday visitor with relatives
here.
Mrs. Ida Newcomb spent last
week visiting friends at Farley and
Cascade.
-Thos. Porter of Hopkinton
spent last week with his son neal
this city.
e. j. A. Hopkins of Delhi was
a last Thursday caller on Manches-
ter friends.
Perry Clemans of Earlville has
accepted work in the Hensey & Sons
cooper shop here.
Mrs. George Burnes and Mrs.
James Penny of Masonville were in
Manchester last Tuesday.
"A very pretty sandal is adver-
tised by GrassGeld this week. prices
being quoted. Note them.
Mrs. B. A Baker and daughter,
Meta, of Greeley were last week
Tuesday visitors in this city.
County Surveyor Wilson and
Supervisors Lindsay and Robinson
spent Wednesday last in Ryan on
road business.
j. II. Gildner came down from
Nora Springs last Thursday evening
to assist in affairs at the Gildner
Bros store here.
The State Savings Bank, does
not intend you should forget that
your savings account with them,
however small, bears 49o interest.
An antitrust tinware will be
welcomed by every housewife and
such an article is to be found at
Simon & Atwater's. See their adv.
Miss Kolberg, stenographer in
the Durham Norris & Stiles law
Offices is spending pleasant vaca-
ton with friends at her home town
Parala.
Prank McMillen of Edgewood
is the newly chosen engineer of the
Manchester city water works, and
his family are removing to this city
this week.
Mrs. Bessie Dewey and little
Jeanette concluded a visit very
delightful to their friends in this
city last Thursday, returning to
Hoytville, Ohio.
The First National Bank says
truly while insurance money may
pay for an article such as an heir
loom, nothing can replace it. Read
what they would have you do.
Miss Kate Mumby is expected
here this week for visit with
friends after winters absence in
North Dakota. Miss MUMMY was
formerly stenographe with the law
firm of Durham Norris & Stiles.
There will be sociable at the
residence of G. L. Adams Friday
evening May 20. The proceeds go
for the new organ for the North
Manchester Sunday School. Sup
per ten cents. Everybody cordially
invited.
Hon. M. T. Leroy spent Friday
at Greeley where in the afternoon
he attended the funeral services Of
John Drybread. These services
were under the direction Of the
Masonic lodge Of which Mr.. Dry
bread was an honored member.
County Superintendent Joseph
has sent letters to every teacher in
Delaware county asking if summer
school of four weeks duration is
fovored, how long the teachers can
attend, what subjects each desires to
take and what date will best suit.
AT the Annual Spring reunion
of De Molay Consistory and Co-ordi-
nate Bodies in session at Clinton
last week, L. Matthews, F. w. An
ders and S. X. Kirkwood of this
place and L. B. Blanchard Of Eege-
wood were members of the class
taking degrees.
Through the courtesy of the
ladies of the Thirteen club, we are
again able to give our readers the
pleasure Of a letter from Mrs. r. w.
Thrill. The letter was too long for
one week and we have divided it
into three parts, wherein we are
sure your interest will remain to the
last word.
In attendance upon the sessions
Of the semi-annual meeting of the
Dubuque District association of
Baptist churches held in Jesup
last Thursday, from this place were
Rev. Caul, Rev. H. P. Langridge,
the Mesdamss Williams Mcintosh
and Geo. Ballard, the Misses Belle
Mcintosh and Blanch Grommon and
Lyle Ballard.
Report Of school taught in
Spring District No. 2, for month
ending May 18th. Number days
taught 20. Number pupils enrolled
IL. Number cases of hardness 3.
Those neither absent nor tardy are:
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