Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14
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H A. Won Oven was down from
Lamont Sunday and Monday.
III. M. johnson was .Wednes.
day visitor here from Hopkinton.
H. j. Osterhaus of Bremen
township was in Manchester Thurs
day.
Will Dunning of Strawberry
Point was the guest Of John Seeley
over Sunday.
Clarence Boardway was visiting
his patents and many friends in this
/ city last week.
Mrs. Colyer and children of
Hopkinton were guests of friends
here last week.
-Chas. Gillispie and family left
Sunday for Dell Rapids, s. d., where
they will make their future home.
Miss Florence Day, milliner in
the w. l.. Drew dry goods store, is
in Chicago selecting winter stock
OF millinery.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sheldon are
here from Hyannis, Nebaska, called
by the death Of Mr.. Sheldon's broth
er at Coggon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sabin at
tended the funeral services Of Mrs.
Sabin's brother, H. NJ. Sheldon at
Coggon Sunday.
Mrs. Myrta Honan was here
from Burlington, Wisconsin, last
week, the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Coon, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kenyon
/ were out from Chicago Sunday for a
few hours visit with Mrs. w. G..
Kenyon and other relatives.
r. R. Robinson, William Ora
ham, and George Hunt went down
to Coggon Sunday to attend the
funeral services of II. NJ. Sheldon.
] Miss Jennie L Holmes departed
the first of the week for weeks
stay in Chicago, where she will
attend the Dressmakers' Convention.
Joseph Davis, one of the fore
most republicans of Delaware Coun-
ty but who insists that Strawberry
Point is home" was Fair visitor
several day last week.
AT recent crystal wedding
party arranged as surprise upon
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Callahan of
Dyersville, among these present were
the Misses Mary Link and Cecil
Hines Of this city,
-Mesdames S. T. Richards and
John Hageman of Edgewood were
Manchester visitors last week. Mrs.
Richards is in very poor health and
while here, she consulted a physic-
ian as to medical treatment.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Malven a
bride and groom Of last Wednesday
were over Sunday guests with MIR.
Malven's relatives and friends here
going to Hampton Monday which
town is to be his future home.
MIR. O'Hare, the socialist orator
mention of whom we made last
week, held very interesting street
corner meeting on the four corners
Saturday afternoon. Mr.: O'Hare is
a good talker and his audience re-
manned throughout the length of his
talk.
-Edgewood Journal: Mrs. W. II.
Cooley and Miss Floy Cooley, of
Manchester, came up Tuesday morn
ing for a visit with relatives here. ii
q q Mr.. Earl Birdell and sister
Gertrude, of near Manchester, visit
ed the forepart of this week with
relatives at this place and St. Sebald.
Lamont Leader: Assistant Dairy
Commissioner, Smarzo, was caller
in town Saturday while on trip to
the west. He was a conspicuous fig
ure at the creamery for short time
looking for the merits or dement's of
the milk. A few were ordered to
purchase new cans and consign the
old rusty ones to the scrap pile for
which they are more fitted.
The great Ferari Bros carnival
company who are now showing to
fifty thousand people every day on
the west side in Chicago are under
contract and will be at the Cedar
Rapids carnival with their entire
manegeries and all their shows. It
requires thirty-two sixty-foot cars
to transport this aggregation Of
shows and the performers and op.
orators number 800.
The editor of one of our Della.
ware County exchanges not thou.
sand miles from Manchester re.
Gently was one of the principals in
a very exciting episode. In at.
tempting to pass a team along the
highway somewhere in the vicinity
Of Ryan his team dumped him out
and spent his otherwise far other
unexplained evening walking cross
country hunting for the span. Il
was later found but the buggy was
a waeck. How cum 20 nevah tole il
brothah?
-Yankton, s. d., Herald: TIL,
writer several days ago heard som'