Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-06-22
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w. E. Gildner was Thursday
visitor in Anamosa on business.
Rev. Father German Of Dubu'
que was in Manchester Monday.
Mrs. Fl. Carr and two little
daughters are visiting in Waterloo
Rev. A. w. Caul is visiting rel
atives and friends at Parkersburg
Miss Bonebrake of Knoxville is
the pleasant guest Of Miss Blanche
Otis.
Miss Bess Bissell of Dubuque
is the guest this week OF the Misses
Leroy.
"A number from here attended
the dance at Masonville last Friday
evening.
Mortimer Seeley is here from
Grinnell for a visit with many
friends.
-Abner Durham and son Ralph
are in South Dakota this week on
business.
Mrs. P. Kelly and little daugh.
ter are here from Fonda for Il visit
with relatives.
Hon. and Mrs. r.. j. Bixby Of
Edgewood spent a part of last week
in Manchester.
Capt. Merry after brief stay
at home, departed Sunday evening
for Mississippi.
do not make the mistake Of
passing the Peoples New Store adv
without reading it.
Master Ned Seeds is here tc
spend the summer with his father
and other relatives.
-Chas. TRULY, of Joliet, Illinois,
is the guest of his friend, Clarence
Yoran, in this city.
Miss Anna Wards school at
the Bay is out for the simmer and
Miss Ward is home.
james Penny is here from
Anamosa visiting his daughter
Mrs. James Hahesy.
F. Z. Austin and sister, Mrs
Webster were Saturday visitors in
Manchester from Delaware.
Hon. /. M. Gibson was here
from Greeley Saturday-criticisine
oar Delaware County maps.
The County is advertising 70,
bids for the construction of a steel
bridge across the Maquokcta al
Dundee.
Mrs. Frances Martin is making
an extended visit with sister at
Fort Dodge, for which place she left
last Thursday.
--Gildner Bros. have question
to ask you and you've only to lool
elsewhere in this paper to know
what that query is.
Miss Agnes McCalfrey who ha.
been teaching at Mont, finished he
term Friday and departed for he
home in Dubuque.
Editor Fred Cornish of thu
Boulder, Montana, Age was las
week arrival for a short visit witt
Manchester friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hamilton
are here visiting DIR. and Mrs. +. Z
Newcomb, being enroute home from
Chicago to Cascade.
Sister Mary Leo, who has beer
spending a few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. j. G. Roney, in this city
has returned to Chicago.
Clarence Torrey, who is mem
Der of the Chicago University facul-
ty, being librarian, is here for visi
with parents and friends.
Mrs. w. E. Smizer was her
from Waterloo over Sunday for
visit with her sister, Mrs. Harrie
Duffey and other friends
Miss Blanche Thrill returned
Saturday from an extended visit il
Washington, ID. c., with Major ant
Mrs. Morrissey and at Cleveland
Ohio.
Miss Grace Sheldon entertained
a company of friends last Friday
evening in very pleasant manner
dainty refreshments being servet
during the festivities.
Allen Graham, who was las,
week visitor with relatives ant
friends here, returned Sunday t
Des Moines where he, has employ
ment with the Capital City Gas Co
Miss Madge Pentony, who ha
been living with her aunt, Mrs. j
L. Belknap and attending college a
Ann Arbor, Michigan, is home, Bel
ME Belknap having accompanie,
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Brass c
Wabasha, Minnesota, returned
their home Thursday after pleas
ant visit with MI. and Mrs. Fran
Riegcr. Mrs Brass and Mrs. Riege
are sisters.
DR.. Reed of Edgewood wa
among the physicians in attendant
upon the session of the Delawal
County Medical Assn last Tuesda,
Mrs. Reed accompanied him I
| Manchester.
| ID. Jacobs is home frol
Springfield, Illinois, whence h
went last fall to enter sanitariul
for medical treatment. Mr.. jacob
is not so improved in health as hi
friends would wish for.
F. G. Hegert who has been en-
ployed with Clothier j. H. Alle1
has gone to Chicago and his plae
in the Allen Tailoring departmel