Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-26
Will Ward was a visitor in Aur

ora, sunday.
Fred Rabanau is at work in
Oneida this week.
Mrs. S. L. Crum is visiting
friends in Mitchellyille.
George Banta Of Iowa City, has
been visiting friends here.
Miss Reba Splitter was a guest
OF Coggon friends last week
Edgar A. Brazelton went to Ced-
ar Rapids, Monday on business.
w. Gildner went to Minneapolis,
Saturday, for visit with relatives.
Thomas Mccormick of Earl,
- vile was here Saturday on business.
20. G.. Meyer of Lamont was
here on business Friday of last week
IS All Baldwin Of New Hampton,
was business visitor here last week
Mrs. Floyd Copeland visited
her parents in Edgewood last week
Miss Be,.s Williston returned
home Friday from visit al Oberlln,
Ohio.
DIR. j. w. Scott was III lIopkin-
ton Saturday, on professional bust
ness.
Mrs. Maud Wright of Des
Moines is the guest Of Mrs. Will
Graham.
u. Lovelace of Alta has been
spending few days at his home in
this city.
Norman Ackley is taking charge
Of Green's drug store in Central City
this week.
DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Rogers of
Earlville were business visitors here
;,slnst week.
= ames Bishop, county clerk.
attended the meeting of clerks in
lin Dubuque.
Mrs l.. T. Middles.adtof Barry
vile, visited friends here tile latter
4 part Of the week.
., Al Thorpe and Norman Ackley
spent several days outing in Charles
City last week.
Mrs. Frank of Muscota, Wiscon-
sin, is a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Jewel.
Mrs. Jasper Fullbright went to
as Oelwein Saturday where she will
make her future home.
Mrs. A A. Anderson was the
gueatof Mrs. Will Boart and family
at Dyersvillo last week.
Miss Margretta link returned
to her home in LIE Mars Friday, af-
ter a visit at the Nix home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zene Coolidge of
Edgewood were guests at The home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Collidge last
week.
Mir. and Mrs. Albert Hamlin
n.pnd children left Friday for Arpin,
Wisconsin, where they will reside
IA the future.
Miss Alice Stire of Logan, was
a guest of Mrs. J. +. Merry, last
week, going to Chicago Friday for II
visit with relatives.
Alrred Gildfer returned to his
home in Nora Springs. Saturday,
4 after an extended visit with his
brother. w. +. Gildner, in this city.
Mrs Harry Brown and daughter
Laura returned to their home in
Central City, Thursday evening
after visit with the formers sister
Mrs. w. L. Drew.
i. X. Detwiler shipped carload
of cavalry horses to St. Paul last
week, which will be inspe cted by the
government and distribute to diff
ferent forts.
"A. n. Morse is again engaged
in buying chickens at his old stand
on lower Franklin street. lie is
paying for same s and 10 cts. per
pound. See his local in another col.
umn.
Mrs. A. L. Beardslee anl son,
"a Leon, left Thursday for Chicago
where they will visit several days
andw be joined by Mrs. Boards
lee's brother DIR. I. T. Liddy and
\ proceed to a health resort in north.
ern Michigan, expecting to remain
here until fall.
Mrs. Milo Skinner returned
10 her home near Manchester Tues
alay. Her son, Glen. who is at The
scar Ford home, is getting along
nicely, Ills injured foot having heal
e,i enough 10 allow him to gel
around OH crutches Central CITY
News Letter
The two year old son Of Mr.
Il and Mrs. Frank Gibbs died at thei
4 home north Of Manchester Tuesda,
with cerebro meningitis. The fun
cal service WAS held Thursday
morning at 8 o'clock at the Catholi
church in this city and intermen
made iii the Catholic cemetery.
30. Flint, of Manchester, ha
been, grantela patent on process
lie has for converting soapsu Is int
pure, soft water suitable for domest
sSSise. Hs claims he can take tn
81 sop suds and in very sh 1T tin
get pure sweet water from it.-Na
,na Reporter.
-An Illinois editor who started
Business career about twenty yea
Bago with Is cents is now rated
Is LOB. O00 irnis vast ac.u nulatiu
of wealth was made p ssible bv Ii
frugality, strict attention to bushes
jiard and inceasant work and IL
iact that rich uucle died and lea
hing him 500, 99S.54. Thus fortun
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