Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-04-19
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"A. l.. Alcorn of Edgewood was
a pleasant Office caller Friday.
w. r. Cs. meet this Wednes.
day afternoon at 200 o'clock.
Master Bond Cramer spent last
week with his uncle at Delaware.
John Deppe of Dyersville was
among our Office callers Thursday
G. A. II. Morse Post meets this
Wednesday evening at 1870 o'clock.
Frank Knee of Waterloo was
a Manchester business visitor Fri
day.
Glen Laitimeris visiting his par
ents Recorder and Mrs. John Lat
timer.
John Mcintosh of Aurora visi-
ted relatives in town several days
last week.
Miss Bessie Graham spent
Sunday with Miss Mabel VanAnda
at Earlville
, Hon. w. II. Norris went to
Washington, Iowa, Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of the late Judge
A. II. Dewey.
The Misses Jessie Hughes and
Lena Flanagan of near Iopkinton
were guests of Miss Norma Will
Jams Monday.
The Midnight Flyer will be
at the Central opera house on
Thursday night.
Ted Copeland visited his moth
er, Mrs. Geo. Stamp in Strawberry
POI last week.
Mrs. Mcconnell of Delhi, died
at her home last Sunday night af-
ter an extended illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Bronson
returned from visit to Muskogee,
Indian Territory, last Friday.
Mrs. G. D. Gates is expecting
her sister Mrs. Irene Benedict Of
Clinton, Iowa, here this week for a
visit.
Agnes Cosgrove left Saturday
for Usage where she has accepted
a position in E. l.. More's steam
laundry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Retz
/ Oelwein were guests of Mrs. Retz's
mother, Mrs. Mary Pound part of
last week.
Mrs. Austin Andrews and Mrs.
Will Work entertained the Euchre
club at the Work home last Satu--
day evening.
Mrs. Ola Edmunds very
pleasantly entertained number of
her friends at her home last Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Mary Bradford and Mrs.
NJ. Il. Hoag are home from Beloxi,
Miss, where they have been spend
ing the winter.
George w. Miller departed
yesterday morning for Canton,
Miss. to visit his daughter Mrs.
Arthur Middleton.
w. G. Kenyon left yesterday
for Platte, South Dakota to look
after his land interests there. lie
expects to be gone several weeks.
M. E. McEnany of the law
firm of Jess & EcEnany of Dubu-
que was an over Sunday guest at
the home of his parents in Adams
township.
Horace Atwater has been seen
going about On clutches since Sat
urday as he had the misfortune to
fall from step ladder and sprain
his ankle quite badly.
Mrs. Christina Belknap left
Saturday for her home in Ann
Arbor. She was accompanied by
Madge Pentony who will remain
there until after the commencement
in June.
Miss Katie Smith has resigned
her position with the News force
and has gone to her home in Auro-
IA. She expects to leave in few
days for Kansas where she has &c
copied a position
The ladies aid society of the
North Manchester church will serve
supper next Friday evening at the
home of johnson Robinson. Supper
will be served from five o'clock until
all are accommodated.
The burlington Lodge, Iowa
Legion of Honor will meet in the
Iowa Legion of Honor hall Thurs
day night April 81. There will be
special work and all members are
requestedto be present.
Ordinary sour buttermilk is 6
better tonic, is a better food, than
was ever bottled or boxed up by
the chemist or doctor. Many a
farmer drives miles to see doctor,
to get a bottle of pepsin or cod
liver oil or beef extract when al
the same time he is feeding to his
calves, good, rich, nutritious
buttermilk, a thousand times bet.
ter for him than the stuff the doc
tor will give him.-Medical Talk.
Owing to the refusal of R. R
Robinson to accept the appointment
of City Clerk and Superintendent Of
Waterworks for another term, it be.
came necessary for the city council
at its meeting last Monday evening
to fill those offices by the election of
new appointees. Miss Ennis Boggs
was appointed City Clerk and Mr..
Ed. II. Hruby, Superintendent OF
Waterworks. This city has never
had more capable and efficient
official than Mr.. Robinson. He con-
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