Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-04
STRAWBERRY POINT.

Mrs. Thos. Hanson and baby of
Dubuque were Friday morning ar
rivals here for visit with her par
ents, Geo. Anderson and wife and
other relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Deyo spent Thursday
evening with her daughter. Dena,
at Edgewood.
I. Duncan, who has been at
Omaha, Nebraska, working in a
barber shop arrived home Thursday
morning.
I. Anderson and wife returned to
their home at Fayette Friday. morn
ing after short visit with relatives.
The Misses lila and Lydia Graf
went to Dubuque last Wednesday to
visit relatives. During Miss Tilla's
absence Miss Myrtle Cole will assist
in the Grant & Steinhilber store.
Miss Daisy Moine went to Chicago
Wednesday evening to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Bertha Staple went to Cher
okee where she has secured stu
alton.
DR.. Donaldson of Edgewood was
a caller here Thursday.
Mrs. q. A. Blake came home from
her Delhi visit Friday morning.
Mrs. 9. A. Garfield Of Des
Moines was in town Friday in the
interest Of the Mystic Toiler Lodge.
A Special meeting was held in the
evening.
Mrs. Jones and baby Of Hamilton
came Thursday morning.
Messrs Jones and Wood and fam
lilies occupy the old Blake House re-
Gently vacated by Geo. Sloan.
The adjusters to the Harr & Gibbs
drug store who were expectaAa.>.o
Frida :5 Of las Nh n b here the
first of the week.
Miss Alice Peck of Edgewood
spent Friday with her sister, ,. lid
and in the evening the Lines drove o.,
over to Volga to spend sunday with
their sister, Mrs. Smith
Andrew Benson, ST., and wife OF
Forestville spent Saturday, with
relatives.
Rev. Father Rive exchanged
places with rev. Father Gar
land g., .lay. Father Rowe con
a. ling services at Stone Citv and
Father Garland at Greeley.
Among those who are attending
the Democratic convention at Elkad-
er today Saturday are Atty A. r.
Cole, Jas. King, Chas. Steinhilber,
j. A. Uhl, r. w. Schug, John
Kleinlien and Jas. Dunsmore.
G. Cooley and wife and Mrs. e.
A. Blake went to Humboldt, Ia, call
ed there by the death of Mrs. VIM.
Stearns.
Jas. Ball, who is working at DEL
vein visited at his parents home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Williams Of Manchester came
Thursday morning for visit with
Mrs. Rawson.
Miss Emma Niederfrank was
home from Thorpe over Sunday.
Several Of the young people here
attended the salvationist services at
Lamont Sunday.
Dance next Friday evening. Music
by International orchestra Of Ed e-
wood.
Miss Floyd Farmer of Edgewood
spent Saturday with her cousin, Mrs.
Harrington.
Mrs, r. W.Schug came home from
her Dundee visit Tuesday.
John Kearns came home from a
Monticello visit Saturday morning.
Augusta Schug who is teaching at
Littleport spent Sunday at home.
Fred Jessen and wife of Dundee
spent Saturday with friends.
Roy Minkler Of Edgewood was a
caller here Saturday.
Cal Martin Of Manchester visited
with friends, Saturday. u
Misses Ethel and Grace Platt of
Edgewood were visitors in the Bas-
sett home Saturday.
Our public school teachers pre-
pared an appropriate program for
last Friday afternoon, it being Arbor
Day. At two o'clock school was
called to order and each room mar
ched in couples to the west side of
the school house where the exercises
were held. Those taking part in
the exercises did nicely.
! Misses Myrtle Cole and Deva
Coykendall drove to Lamont Sun
lay to meet the formers brother
Bert who is clerking at Reinbeck
a., but who is home for a few days
his parents.
Mrs. G. +. Wheeler is improving
rom her recent illness.
Our people were entertained with
free exhibition Saturday.