Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-06-01

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james Turley of Ryan was in
Manchester Monday.
-Chas. Briggs returned Sunday
from weeks visit in st. Paul.
John Towslee has gone to Red
field, South Dakota, for the summer.
Hon. Cato Sells of Vinton spent
few hours in Manchester Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Chapel have a
little son at their home, born Friday
last.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoag have
a little daughter, born last Monday
morning.
Mrs. Tim Sullivan and daughter
were Manchester shoppers from the
Bay Saturday.
Miss Margaret Ward returned
to-day-Tuesday-to Ryan after short
visit with friends here.
i Hon. r. j. Bixhy and wife of
Edgewood were Decoration Day
visitors in Manchester.
| Miss Anna Ward, teacher of
the Bay school spent Decoration day
with her mother in this city.
i We hear that Lew Bloom and
Jane Cooper are expected here soon
for short visit with friends.
Jos Thompson and sister, Mrs.
s. S. Summers, spent the first days
of this week with Delhi friends.
Carl Maurer, just east of town
is putting up fine new residence,
the foundation being completed.
Miss Eggleston, a teacher in the
Springville schools, is expected Sat
urday for visit with friends here.
Miss Lena Friedrich of Hazel
Green was in Manchester Il short
time Monday on her way to Del
aware.
Just one marriage license dur.
ing the past week-Asa f. Green
and Augusta Martins, both of Hop
kinton.
The stork stopped at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Clomans
Monday morning. and left tiny
baby daughter
Harry Allen expects to leave
this week for a two weeks trip to
Kansas City, Oklahoma and other
points in the south.
Whips and lap robes, summer
accessories to the picnic trip you
will be taking soon, are advertised
at Kalamity's this week.
HRS. Rebecca Carpenter is plan
ming to spend few weeks in June
with her nephew Harry Denton and
wife at Tulsa, Indian Territory
Mrs. Harry Graham and little
daughter accompanied Glen Dixson
home from Los Angeles California,
where he has spent the winter with
them.
Saturday the Misses Rosa Sulli-
van and Ada Smith visited the scho-
oil at Golden presided over by Miss
| Nellie Sullivan, school holding there
on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Coleman
Of Westgate have son and heir
born last Friday. Mrs. Coleman
will be better remembered as Miss
Maggie Mills.
Friends here-and they are leg
ion-learn with interest of the grad
uation last week of Miss Edith
Durham from the Chicago Kinder
garten school. Miss Durham expects
to arrive home about the middle of
this month.
j. P. Donnelly son, of mr.. and
Mrs. Donnelly of Ehler, arrived Sat
urday for visit with relatives and
friends in this county. Mr.. Donnel-
ly is a practicing attorney in the
Philippines but came here directly
from China where he had been OH
business.
Will Fowler arrived Sunday
night from Toronto, Canada where
he has been playing in vaudeville.
After short visit with his wife,
little daughter Edna, and friends
here, he will proceed to San Fran
cisco where he has four weeks en-
gagement, on the famous Opheum
circuit.
"A ball team captained by
Fred Smith played the North, Man
chester ball club Saturday and
at the end of the 9th inning the
score stood 81 and. AT the end of
the 10th, it stood 90 and, and with
one more inning honors were still
even, "a scores apiece. Owing to the
lateness of the hour the boys were
forced to quit without either side
winning. Capt. Smith will take the
team to Masonville for game Sat-
urday.
H. A. Granger is making ex-
tensive Improvements in his resi-
: dence. Last week, Simon & Atwater
placed therein an automatic water
vent which pumps soft water to any
part of the house running entirely
automatic and from the pressure Of
. the city water. Bath fixtures and
: accessories were put in furnishing
| hot and cold water wherever desired.
This week the same firm is putting
( in Mr.. Changers basement an Acorn
Q hot blast furnace, from which we
( infer Mr.. and Mrs. Granger instead
I of going south to escape the cold
j. weather next winter will stay with
f the freeze" and warm it into eli
8 mate more agreeable to live in.
f Mrs. Amanda Clark Tisdale
t died at the home Of her son, Fred
: in Chicago last Wednesday, and
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