Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-06-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Observation-Disclosures

Shorts read the Quaker Mil
Co. adv.
Captain and Mrs. Merry are in
Mississippi.
j. w. Brazelton was a Chicago
visitor last week.
Strawberry Point will celebrate
on the nations birthday.
B. Clark spent part of last
week in Chicago on business.
Miss Maude Graham was the
guest Of Chicago friends last week.
-Mrss.Jud Steele was here from
Strawberry Point day or two last
week.
Don't forget the Yazoo valley
guarantee which L. j. Breckon is
Offering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Russell
spent few days last week with
their son at Ryan.
How to gain peace and plenty
you'll know by perusing the State
Savings Bank adv.
Mrs. Klonus and Mrs. w. A.
Abbot and two sons are visiting
friends in North Dakota.
Rev. FL. w. Tuttle is attending
the Commencement Exercises Of
Iowa College at Grinnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Addison
are rejoicing over the birth of a son
to them on Wednesday last.
The Misses Alice and Grace
Walters entertained their friend,
Miss Hazel Herring of Riceville last
Mrs. II. Munson and daughter,
Mrs. Floyd Morse, were guests Of
friends at Independence Thursday
last.
Miss Nellie Cotter one of our
teachers, visited friends at Ackley
on her way home to Grinnell last
week.
III. w. Vessel, OF Colony, was
in Manchester Wednesday enroute
home from Il visit with relatives in
Illinois.
Mrs. Chas. Roberts and Mrs. G..
T. Smith OF Strawberry point were
the guests of friends here on We'd
nesday last.
Hon. Q. Yoran attended the com
mencement exercises of Epworth
Seminary, last week being one of
the Board of Trustees of that in
stitution.
Mrs. T. D. Joseph was at Fay
cite last week where her sister was
one OF the graduates from the School
OF Elocution connected with Upper
Iowa University.
George and John Barr were
Missouri visitors las. week, going
first to st. Louis and the Fair and
later to Salem where George has ex-
tensive property interests.
Miss Clara Lattner, who has
been guest OF her sister and hus-
band in the Clerk John Georgen
home, departed last week for her
home i'll Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Bert Wilson, formerly a teacher
IN this county, later North Dakota
teacher and now an N. P. brakeman
running from Fargo, N. D., to
Staples, MINI. was here last week
for a visit with friends, his first
return to Manchester in five years.
William Mead, one of Delaware
County's pioneer residents, celebrat-
ed the 18th anniversary of his birth
with twelve o'clock dinner party
at that popular hostelry, the Globe
Hotel last week Tuesday. His sons,
Judd Of Minneapolis and John Of
Cedar Rapids were here for the day.
The Delaware County Medical
Association are holding a meeting
this Tuesday afternoon in the coun-
Gil rooms, the subject under discus
sion being Pneumonia" DR.. H.
M. Bradley will also give a report Of
the State Medical Association meet
ings recently held in Des Moines
and which he attended.
Mrs. G. A. Barnes of Seattle,
Washington, is in Manchester Civ
ing number of old time friends the
pleasure ola visit. Mrs. j. A. Morse
N Mrs. G. 0. TORY and Mrs. E. J.
Skinner were former school mates Of
Mrs. Barnes and though it has been
a number of years since these friends
have met, the pleasure is keenly APP
preciated by all four ladies.
The Manchester contingent at
the G. A. R. department encamp-
ment at Mason City last week had a
very narrow escape from participating
in a bad accident on the Mason
City and Clear Lake interurban line,
on Thursday last. The delegates
had been attending a camp fire at
the Pavilion at Clear Lake, this be-
ing the closing festivity of their
weeks pleasure, and were returning
to Mason City at six o'clock. View
happily our Manchester friends did
not enter the rear trailer, though
they found seats in the car Just
ahead of the fated one. When
nearly to Mason City motor car No.
Z left the track and rolled over on
its side hanging so over a deep
ditch. A number were badly in
jured though none fatally. The
newly elected state Commander
r. I. st John and his wife were
among the injured.
"A large family reunion was held
at the home Of Samuel Cook in
Waterloo, Saturday and Sunday.
Over thirty were present at the reun-
~, ,,b.a1,. 500.