Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-04-26
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week.
Mrs. L. Z. Tucker visited rela-
tivcs in Coggon several davs last
week.
Mr.. Whitehead, of Charles City,
was guest of Geo. w. Hunt last
week.
Clyde Tyler of Dyersville spent
Sunday at the home of his parents
here.
wv. G. Neiman of Earlville was
a Manchester business visitor Sat-
urday.'
Miss Ruby Scott is in Waverly
visiting her sister Mrs. Harry L.
Barber.
Mrs. L. g. Gardner Of Straw
berry Point, visited Mrs. A. j. Pease
last week.
DIR. I. T. Liddy of Chicago was
in this city Friday visiting relatives
and friends.
Noble Arnold opened up his
grocery store on Main street. Friday
of last week.
Miss Mary Hayden, of Cedar Rap
ids, visited friends and relatives
here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoyden
are the parents Of baby boy born
Wednesday, April 10.
j. r. Solder of Nashville was
in Manchester Saturday and while
here was an Office caller.
Miss Mabel Miller of Blake's
dry goods store, spent Sunday at
her home in Independence.
Hon. E. M. Carr went to Red
field, South Dakota, last Thursday
morning, Oh business trip.
Mrs. F. X. Gregg of Upton,
Iowa has been the guest of friends
and relatives here for several days.
Will Evans is improving his
residence property on Butler street
by putting on porch and painting.
Mrs. Nettie Confare and son
Basil went to Chicago Sunday,
where they will visit at the John
Confare home for several weeks.
Watson Childs left last Tues
day for Nebraska for a visit with
relatives. He expects to be gone
about month.
Rev. ]. E. Wagner was in Fay
cite couple of days last week on
business connected with the Upper
Iowa university.
-Mesdames Ola Lewis and Eta
Lawrence entertained the Euchre
Club, Saturday evening, at the
Lawrence home on Main street.
John Mcintosh formerly a stu
dent in the Manchester high school
has signed with the Freeport, ILL
nois team in the Illinois State Lea
que.
Central City Newsletter; Miss
Cassie McTavish, who is now sue
cessful teacher Of music at Manches-
ter, was a guest at the G. G. Jordan
and A. T. Crosby homes over Sun
day.
The Midnight Flyer at the Cen.
trail last Thursday night was wit
messed by fair sized audience in
spite of the storm. 1t was q good
clean show and was enjoyed by all
who attended.
Rev. j. II. Scoheld, Will SEQ
field, Miss Scofeld and Master Brad
ley Scofeld left last Thursday after
noon for Waverly, New York. The
best wishes of their many Manches-
ter friends go with them.
Mrs. Kate Ellis went to New
Hampton Thursday to care for her
son Fred, who was badly burned by
the explosion of a gasoline stove in
his laundry at that place. His Man
chester friends hope this will not
prove serious.
-Edgewood Journal: Mrs. 10.
Sevey was in Manchester last week
helping care for her new grandson
which arrived at the home of Nj.
and Mrs. George Cross, Sunday,
April Sth. Mr.. Sevey went down
Saturday and accompanied his wife
home.
the Ladies Aid Society of the
Sand Greek church will hold their
next meeting at the home of Mrs.
Charley Burhams, Thursday after
noon, May 4th, at 200 o'clock.
Visitors are cordially invited, Re-
freshments will be served after the
meeting.
Lamont Leader; Rev. Ian
gridge's little boy got struck in the
eye wi h a ball one day last week on
the school grounds ut Strawberry
Point, and fears were entertained
that the sight was injured. When
the swelling left it was found that
the eyeball was not injured.
Bulletin independence Jour
nal: Rev. Scofield of Manchester
was the guest on Tuesday of Rev.
W. B. Phelps. These gentlemen
were classmates at Princeton during
their college days. Rev. Scofeld is
to remove to New York, and was
making a farewell visit to his friends
here.
Greeley Home Press: Monday
morning the Commercial hotel was
discovered on fire and an alarm
given. which, if it. had not been
responded to so quickly would have
seen half the towns in ruins. How
the fire originated is not known