Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-25

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j. d. Hogan is here from Sen.
eca, S. D.
Mrs. N. Sheldon is numbered
among the sick.
Miss Kate Hubbell was down
from Edgewood last week,
Mrs A. Perry of Edgewood was
with friends here last week.
August Koopman, Jr. was here
from Dyersville Wednesday.
Sheriff Hennessy had business
at Hopkinton Wednesday last.
Henry Baker returned last Fri
day from his visit to the Pacific
coast.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Murray
joined the excursionists to st. Paul,
Saturday night
Mrs. G. s., Maxson of Edgewood
was the guest of friends here the
first Of last week.
Mrs. O. E. Hnene had as her
guest last week her sister, Mrs. HI.
Farmer, Of Edgewood.
Mrs. G. B. Eaton has been con-
fined to her bed 18th illness for
more than week past.
Fl. H. Austen and sister, Mrs.
Rosie E. Webster Of Delaware were
Manchester callers Monday.
Mrs. 0. G. Clark Of Forestville
is enjoying visit from a sister and
three children of Sloan, Iowa.
1T is said Waverly, the capital
Of Bremen county, will spend $685.
600 on street paving this summer.
The Mesdames Ed Miller, Gil
lispieand Ellsworth of Hazel Green
were Manchester shoppers Friday
last. tSe ssH
r. M Marvin was an over Sun
day visitor in St. Paul with his son
and daughter who are residents in
} that city.
"A very good picture of Harry
Thompson, captain Of the Drake
track team, appeared in Sundays
Des Moines News.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Fishell,
who went to Greeley to attend the
funeral of John Drybread, remained
for a several days visit with friends.
-Thos. Kenny and daughter,
Miss Jessie, of Pipestone, Minnesota
are pleasant guests in the Healey
and j. u. Sullivan homes in this
city.
Cemetery meeting at office Of
Thrill & Pierce Wednesday evening
June 9Th, or.the purpose Of election
Of officers and trustees. See notice
elsewhere.
There was barn raising at L.
Quitmeyer's in Richland last Fri
yday. Mr.. Quitmeyer is putting up
fine new barn. Will Policy being
the builder.
Miss Mary Burke has just had
completed an addition to the resi-
lence on the property recently pur-
hosed by her. east Of and near the
ahoo1 bull ding
IDS. Penny and daugktey Of:
,estone who have been with ralas
,es and friends in and about here
sometime are now visiting with
IF parents in Anamosa.
-Mrs w s. Bowen and son,
avid, Of Nashua arrived last week
uesday for a visit with friends and
. to attend the sessions of the
to Congregational Association.
notwithstanding the backward
ring the farmers in this vicinity
70 buckled in and by hard work
,about as far advanced with their
ing work as in more favored
RS.
Mrs. w. D. Hogan is enjoying
visit in the Twin Cities and at
uluth, Minnesota, having gone to
Paul Saturday where she was
med by MIR. Hogan for the trip
nth. rs
Following is the list of uncalled
letters at Manchester postoffice
week ending May 23rd: Mrs. N.
Hickman, Mrs. Louie Gardner,
ss Franka Shaw, Miss Opal Skin
*, Jno. Norman, Jno. Schneider.
Geo. D. Oakley, now of High
ore. S. D., formerly resident of
lis county and we'll known to a
reat many of our readers,is making
leasant visit here, guest in his
is home. John Oakley in Coffin's
owe.
Among those from here who at
aded the dancing party at Mason
le last Friday evening were the
,ssrs. DENLY Pride, Henry Bouch-
and Jay Barr and the Misses
,llie Pikett, Bess Meskimen, Norma
illiams and Gertie Hooker.
Independence Conservative
If. Betz, of Cornell College, Mt.
rnon, was in the city, Friday, in
;tlIiX JIG WOrk Ill Cuo nlSu
,ol. o q g Mrs. Lutte Lar
Of Manchester, arrived Wednes-
!, to attend the Hayes lakeley
,tials, Thursday evening. She
urned home Saturday.
"A number Of fine catches have
an reported by local fishermen
ring the past week. Edw. Hruby
md two pretty bass early in the
elk, Anton STREET., the little fellow
the post office news stand, was
ry proud of his catch on Thursday
an Oswogo bass weighing three
funds and ten ounces, while E. H
oyt brought up from the placie
'pihs three and a half pound pick