Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-03
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MISS AaIie Lux OI lOpklntOn
was in Manchester Wednesday.
james Crowley of Omaha was
a last week guest in the John NAL
ven home.
Mrs. G. G. Bradley attended
the Chutauque Assembly at Water
loo last week.
Attorney Art House of Chicago
was calling on his Delaware County
friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Mcintosh are
entertaining the latter's cousin, VIM.
Love of Minnesota.
Mrs. VIM. Lawrence returned
Thursday from weeks visit with
Cedar Rapids friends.
Mr.. and Mss. Sherman Turner
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fraser spent
Wednesday last in Cedar Rapids.
Auditor Davis has a number of
copies Of the Goth General Assembly
Laws Of Iowa, which are to be hand
ed to interested parties.
Vice President James Harlan of
Cornell College was here from Mt.
Vernon Friday last, a guest in the
Attorney Clemans home.
IF j. Stillman, Washington
correspondent for the Des Moines
Register & Leader, was Manches-
ter visitor Wednesday last.
Miss Luella Greenwood is home
from Chicago where she has been
for sometime taking treatment for
rheumatism inst. Elizabeth hospital.
Herbert Trask of Chicago ar
rived last week Tueseay for visit
with his friend, Robert Harris, in
the Sherm Harris home in Prairie.
The M. w. AS at Lamont will
hold their Animal Picnic August
10Th and from their Committeeman
we judge the day will be great
success.
Geo. Chapman of the B. Clark
clerical force, is again at work, after
playing truant for some ten days or
more, during which time he visited
his sister, Mrs. A. w. Savage at
Armour, S. d.
Mrs. A. L. Beardslee and son
Leon are home from Chicago visit
being accompanied by DIR. T. F.
Liddy who will remain here during
his convalesence from his recent
operation for appendicitis.
Miss Mary Griffin is enjoying a
visit from Miss Olive Shade of lie
Mars. Miss Shade formerly resi-
ded in this city and her friends are
delighted for the opportunity to
resume the old acquaintanceship.
superintendent R. S. johnson
and Assistant NJ. l. Stapelton of the
Government Fish Station are at
Atlantic City, New Jersey, attend
ing the Annual Meeting of the
American Fisheries Association.
Ryan Reporter: The Palmer
Hubbard creamery here is certainly
doing some business. During the
first fifteen days of July they receiv-
ed PSI, ISL pounds Of milk and Is,
BIO pounds of hand separated cream
This is certainly going some.
-Edgewood Journal: Jimmie
Barr purchased a new $50 Monarch
range last Saturday from Frank
Densmore. This will made his
young bride good stove with
which to display her ability as cook
and they say she is good one. too
Mrs. Florence Kerr and daugh-
ter, Ruby, who have been spending
month with relatives at Forestville
and Manchester, returned last week
to their home in Kansas City, Kan
sas. Mrs. Kerr. is daughter Of
Mrs. Michall Cossey of Forestville
H. G. Jackson, we should have
said last week, is home from South
Dakota where he had been for two
or three weeks looking after hit
landed interests in and about Yank
ton and also counting registration
at that land office for the Rosebuc
tract.
Hubert, the little son of Mrs
Lo Smith, fell into an open celia,
way last Wednesday afternoon break
ing his left arm. This is the same
little man who last year badly frac
tured his right arm. The presen
injury is doing as we'll as could b.
expected.
Mrs. N. P. Malven and littl,
Miss Dorothy and Master job
expect to leave within week or tw
for Rockford, Illinois, where the
will join "Nick" and which city vii
here after be their home. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Malven have many friend
here who will exceedingly regre
their removal.
Another resignation from tn
corps of Manchester school teacher
that will be keenly felt by the pat
rons Of our city schools is that Q
Miss Florence Atwater, daughter o
d. A. Atwater. Miss Atwater re
signed to accept position at Dee
Lodge, Montana, in the Universis
there. Besides being most capabl
and intelligent instructor, thereb
making her removal regrettable, sh
is personally a most lovable gil
whose loss will be missed in til
social life of Manchester.
-Dyersville Commercial: A ne
state law has gone into operation
the effect that all gasoline cans sha
be painted red-not pale pink nc
a barn color, but dazzling fiery re
I SO that all the world may know tt
contents of the can with no possibi