Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-07-06
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N. E. Davis was an Independ-
ence visitor Wednesday.
ID. Fagen of Nashville was in
Manchester Thursday last.
Mrs. N. P. Malven spent last
Wednesday in Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. A. Evans of Coggon was a
last week guest with relatives here.
Miss Alice Stire of Logan is the
guest of Captain and Mrs. j. F.
Merry.
A Mrs. L. G. Brooks is home from
Chicago, where she has been visit
ing relatives.
j. Fl. Allen enjoyed visit from
his brother, Will Allen of Belmont,
Wisconsin last week Tuesday.
Miss Harriet Amsden is home
from several weeks visit with rel
atives in California and Arizona.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Sherman of Coggon
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. s.
S. Edmunds, here last Wednesday.
Mrs. Melissa Davis ard son
Earl are Worlds Fair visitors, hav-
ing gone to st. Louis last Wednes-
day.
The Misses Clara Childs, Ida
Sheldon and Mabel Edmunds are al
the Fair, whence they went last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burke are
enjoying visit with their daughter
Mrs. M. Rourke who is here from
Bridgewater, S. d.
\ w. d. and j. d. Hogan were
home from Seneca, s. d. over the
Fourth which they helped celebrate
with the Hayseed Club.
The NJ. & o. people are talking
a wye at Oneida, in tbs construc.
ton and use of which doubtless the
Great Western will join.
Geo. Doherty, of the w. N
Boynton jewlery store, spent several
days last week with his parents and
other friends in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Blake and
granddaughter Miss Marion, are ir
Chicago where they have planned te
visit the remainder of the summer
Mrs. Klonus, Mrs. Abbott anc
Masters Donald and Welcome Alb
bolt, Jr., are home from a number o
weeks visit with South and Nortl
Dakota friends.
Among the marriage licenses
issued from the Linn County Clerk.
Office last Tuesday was one fol
Ernest V. Burroughs of this cit,
, and Goldie Mershon of Lisbon.
Mrs. A. o. Sanger and daugh
ter Margaret are expected this weel
from, Falmouth, Massachusetts, anC
will spend part of the summer
with Mrs. Stangers mother, Mrs. b
NJ. Amsden, and other friends.
We understand that A. S. Barre
for sometime Editor of the Dyers-
vile Newsletter, has accepted {
like seat in the sanctum of Wau-
kon paper. We join in wishing
him success in his new field if this
report be true.
Miss Lama Owen of Central
City was the guest of honor las,
Tuesday evening at a small dancing
party given in the X. P. castle
Sixteen couples were present ant
to alluring music by Rieger orchestr:
danced the evening hours away.
I'm our mention of the Old Set
tiers Association program last weel
we proof read Miss Blanche Swim
dells name as "Swinburne," q
mistake we greatly regret and 70
which we apologize to Miss Swindel
} whose recitation was Of merit an,
deserving of credit to herself.
Last Tuesday number of on
local sportsmen took in the race
and ball game at Cedar Rapids
Ardell Simmons having been enter
ed in the 2:l5 pace and making ths
race Of especial interest to the Mar
chester crowd. The Gazette of tina
evening said this 2:l5 pace wa
without doubt one of the creates
races ever witnessed by Ceda
Rapids audience. Ardell Simmon
} finished fourth in the LIST and At
heats fifth in the End and 9th
4 the Bird.
I "A very happy reunion of cou
ms was that of last Tuesday whe
) George Malven of Sterling Oklahom
P arrived for visit with John Naive
and family. Mr.. George Naive
, was formerly a resident Of Delawal
county, living for a number of yea
on part of what is now known :
the Henry Klaus farm near Cole
burg. He moved from here
Missouri more than forty five yea
ago, later moving to Oklahoma
both Of which states he is a larf
property owner.
The success of the Rockfol
Three league team is eager
watched by number of pitch
Malven's friends here; hence the fe
lowing from Friday mornings Ced
Rapids Republican concerni1
Thursday afternoons game will
Of interest to the larger number
our readers: Malvern was in t
box for Rockford and showed t
best form than any of the Rockfo
pitchers has exhibited this serit