Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-21

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 81, 1904.
Clyde Bolsinger is here from
Colesburg today.
-G. R. Toogood is at st. Louis
attending the Fair.
Miss Nell Vance is home from
her Westgate visit.
Hon. VIM Sawyer is visiting
his children In South Dakota. ~
MIR. and Mrs. William Jewell
B are the parents of q daughter born
70 them Wednesday, September 18th
Mics Floy Cooley has returned
to Davenport after spending the
summer with relatives.aand friends
here. u
3 Miss Gertrude DeLong Of Coles
burg is pleasant guest of the
Misses May and Lue Crosier this
week.
Miss Alice Jones is one of the
teachers of the Nashville public
schools, having begun teaching
there Monday.
-Chas. Lepley, Jr., wife and two
children of Fort Benton, Montana,
arrived Friday for visit with Mr..
Lepley's parents.
-Messers q. w. Miller. Joseph
Strickland, Sheriff T. j. Hennessy
and E. M. Carr had business in
Hopkinton Thursday.
Carl Zebuhr has nearly COM.
pleted a handsome and commodious
residence on his farm a miles
northwest of this city.
y Lloyd Jones left Tuesday of
i last week to enter upon years
.9school work in the State Agricul-
tural College at Ames.
Miss May Denton was last
week Wednesday arrival home from
Washington state--and a very well
come home-comer she is.
Greeley Home Hress:-Mrs,
John Latiiner Of Manchester has
been visiting for the past two weeks
At the home of w. b. Ellis.
Mack Ingersoll of Edgewood
WIS killed at Freeport, ILL.,, Sunday
night a week ago, in trying to
alight from moving freight train.
-Earlville Phoenix: Kate
Commerford, who is nurse at Fin
ley Hospital at Dubuque, visited
friends here Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Tory and
their guest, j. P. Roe, of Marcus
spent part Of last week with rela-
tiyes in Strawberry Point and Ar
lington.
John German, who is employed
in the II. G. Smith pharmacy, was
called to his home in Independence
Tuesday last by. the death Of
= Z, Miss Hannah German.
John G. Hockaday of verndale.
'sota, has been the guest #
rents, Mr., sand sArss VIM
Law and other relatives about
ID 3 4etime past.
aonnell expects to-
l,ery pleasant to her.
hester the latter
X returning to
!, her home.
accompanied by
.syss Brazelton, left
weeL 4 a business and
lure trip u Cuba, where Mr..
~ lmas has extensive landed inter-
II. P. Toogood and the Mes
Is Mary Bradford and E. B.
Stiies entertained company of
Independence friends Thursday last,
the entire party spending most of
Sthe day at Spring Branch.
y 1r. and Mrs. Walter Smith of
iacedon, New York, accompanied
II. and Mrs. Beal home from their
,ent visit in New York. Mr.. and
8. Smith will later continue their
rney to the Pacific coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sager and son,
,yd, who had been guests of tie
mer's parents, Mr.. aud Mrs @. e.
ger and other relatives here for
me days, departed last Tuesday
,r their home in Smithboro, N. Y.
Next Sunday the good people
4 Oneida have been promised a
eat. Their church repairs are to
e completed by that time and
captain j. T. Merry will hold spec
IL services therein Sunday after
DON at two o'clock.
Mrs. J. B. Fish, who has been
most pleasant guest with relatives
id friends here during the summer
parted Saturday for her home IN
lbuquerque, New Mexico. She
as accompanied by her sister, Miss
lanche Otis, who has accepted a
sition as teacher in the Albuquer-
Q schools for this year.
Mrs. Ellen Toogood had a
useful of grandchildren with her
t week, Eben. Dorthy, Florence
i Lester Chaffee of Armenia, N.
arriving Tuesday last. Eben
] Dorothy left Wednesday for
buque whero they joined their par
on q river trip to St. Louis
I'M where later they go to Oberl;n,
ITO to enter, Eben upon his second
ar and. Dorothy upon her first in
llege.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bremne1
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Walker
have been living in Manches-
since early spring, removed to
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