Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-06-22
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Observation-Disclosures
ID. Fl. Finch spent Wednesday
in Waterloo.
Mrs. z. Davis and two children
are visiting in Dell Rapids, S. d.
Atty. Henry Bronson had legal
business in Winthrop Friday last.
James Duffy of Masonville was
a last week visitor in Manchester.
Attorney f. B. Blair had bust
ness in Hopkinton the first Of last
week,
Mrs. Geo. Wilson spent part
of last week with her parents in
Coggon.
State Dairy Commissioner
Wright was in Manchester Wednes-
day last.
Mrs. Bert Baxter and children
are visiting relatives and friends in
Rockford.
-Earlville will hold her annual
carnival celebration this year on
August 18th.
Mrs. VIM. Graham and son, AL
len, spent Wednesday last with
Greeley friends.
Mrs. C.E. Bronson is the guest of
Professor and Mrs. G. Fl. Bronson in
Chicago this week
Miss Ruby Scott is home from
her visit in Waverly, having return
ed last Thursday.
Postmaster and Mrs. Summer
sides spent Wednesday last with
Masonville friends.
Rev. Sco6eld and grandson, Brad
ley. spent Wednesday last in Cog
gon with relatives.
B. G. Holcomb of Monticello
spent last week with his sister, Mrs.
Brooks, in this city.
Miss Mary Tuttle, a recent grad
uate from the Chicago training
school for nurses, arrived home
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. G. Kenyon is contem-
plating spending sometime with her
son Harry, and wife in Chicago in
the very near future.
j. w. Brazelton left Thursday
morning last with some Cedar
Rapids parties for Cuba on a pleas
ure and inspection trip.
Ed. Smell was last week visi.
tor with friends in this city being
enroute from Deer Lodge, Montana,
to Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Miss Bess Williston, one of Man
chester's brightest girls. the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Williston,
graduates this week from Oberlin.
Charles Baumgartner was out
from Chicago last Wednesday for a
wee bit Of a visit with his wife and
little daughter and other friends
here.
Last weeks Hopkinton Leader
said that Mrs Joseph Holbert Of
this place attended the funeral Of
James Hardy at that place on We'd
nesday.
That Yazoo land man, E. J..
Breckon is making you another
5000 offer. The man with money
to invest had better read his adv.
this week.
Hon. and Mrs. w. H. Norris
are in Chicago this week, enroute
home from St. Louis, being guests
in the former city Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Beehler.
-Attys. j. W. Clark of Washing
ton d. G. and and Mrs. Cllas. Colby
and children of Moneta, Iowa, were
last week arrivals at Forestville and
are guests in that vicinity.
Cashiers Granger of the First
National Bank and Seeds of the
Delaware County State Bank attend.
ed the Iowa State Bankers Associa
ton meetings in Des Moines las
week.
The assault and battery case
of Zumbach vs.. Spoerl mentioned il
our last weeks issue was heard to {
| jury on Tuesday afternoon before
Justice Pearse and Mr.. Spoerl was
discharged as having only acted il
self defense.
Mrs. Will Blake is visiting
friends at Waterloo, from wher1
later she will go to Waverly, to b,
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. H. I
Barber. Mr.. Blake is also on a va
cation trip which will include Wat
erloo and Charles City.
Mr.. and Mr,. Chas. Heath ar
expected home the last of this weel
from two weeks visit with friend.
at Waterloo and Montrose, Mr.
Heath being granted that period fol
vacation from duties as operate
for the Illinois Central at this place
Those of our readers who desir
to take advantage of our offer O.
the Chicago Daily Examiner 81,
months for 81, must apply before
July LIST as our arrangement fol
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