Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-06-22

-. Is. Hoag IS IN Chicago.
e. NJ. Carr spent Monday in
Des Moines.
Michael Maroney of Masonville
spent Monday in this city.
Mrs. Ella Sullivan is here from
Marcus visiting relatives.
Henry Hilton of Lamont was in
Manchester on business Monday.
Miss Pearl Lee spent a day last
last week with Edgewood friends.
hirs. j. d. Hogan entertained
her sister from Monticello last week.
Nv. N. Wolcott left Monday
night for ST. Louis going via Chi
cago.
Mrs j.. I. Grassfcld enjoyed a
visit fom her mother, Mrs. Andrews
recently.
Ralph A Durham, now full
Pledged barrister, is home from
Iowa City.
j. E. Carr of Lamont was
calling on relatives and friends here
Friday last.
Squire II. s. Griffith of Mason
vile was in Manchester Thursday
on business.
Alonzo Wells is home from Mt.
Vernon, where he has been a stud
ent at Cornell. -
MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Pease visited
at their former homc-Strawberry
Point-last week.
Mrs. W Fowler and little
daughter, Edna, are visiting rela.
tives at Epworth.
Timetables of the Macabbees have
postponed their regular meeting to
Wednesday, June 29th.
-Mrs. A. I. Robinson and Nor
man Bigelow of Winthrop, were in
Manchester Wednesday.
DIR. Harry Huene is home and en-
joying a vacation ere settling tc the
practice of his profession.
Mrs, S. P. McCarren and Miss
Jennie spent a day or two last week
with Strawberry Point friends.
Miss Pauline Hamilton of Cas-.
cade is visiting her grandparents Dr.
and Mrs. Newcomb here while hel
parents a,e briefly sojourning in
Chicago.
Mrs. G. E. Meserve and Mis-.
tress Doris Of Waterloo werc last
week guests with relatives here
going t5Winthrop Saturday for an
owl sunday visit.
N he following letters remained
.iad for at the postollice at Man
er for week ending Juno 20
Vernia Graham, Miss Grace
am, Alloys Christel and Claude
Yyse
Mrs. Margaret Hennessy ha.
very low for the past week, hel
being expected at any time
the mother Of nine children
whom were at her bedside
,unday.
The big safe recently removed
he First National Bank and
y in the basement of the bank
ing, was moved last week tc
flndee where it will do service fol
new bank at that place
Doctors NJ. L. Dittmer Of
Gsburg, William Donnelly Of
and, II. A. Sumpman Of Dyers.
yere among those from out O
ATTENDING the Delaware count,
Zeal Association meeting las
,day afternoon.
Miss Hannah Liddy, who ha
M the pleasant guest Of her sister
A. L. Bcardslee, here for {
time past. terminates her visi
week and returns to Elkpor
she will assist in the care o
mother who has been i'll TO
ime.
he yards at the NJ. and O. de
assuming the appearance O.
) little business center. The
cream station, the Quake
ompany's grain and -four de
I'd Young & Doty with thei
1ent ware house have receive'
lion to their colony recently
lister Lumber Compan,
built commodious coal she'd
lie track as has also w. Q
tie Joe Hoag had a bad fal
fternoon from a secont
low. He was sitting o
W sill beside his mothe
eaned against the screel
gave way with him pre-
i'm to the ground be
little face was quit
ed but no bones wer
It's hoped no inferno
have resulted to caus
IS condition to be Sci
Crosby received wor
10 death Of his uncle,
itch occurred at Wa,
akota, on Wednesda
). This will be sa
e number of friend
shy having been on
ounty's pioneer Sc
ident Of this vicinit
ve-from 1853 unit
,ars ago this montl
md his family r.
VS.. d., and til;
zen their home. D.
d by wife and or
ettie. He was abo,
of age. He ha
bout five week
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