Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1906
:, Mable Miller spent Sunday

-laro Newcomb left Monday
for Platte, South Dakota. :
Miss Mertie Hills OF Des Moines
IS a guest OF friends here.
Clarence Yoran left today for
visit with friends in Mason CITY.
Miss Angie Nix went to Dyres-
vile Monday for visit with friends.
Lou Franks left Tuesday for a
visit with friends in Independence.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L.. Cary are
visiting friends in Independence.
Mrs. Ida Crosier Peters of Chi
cago is the guest of relatives in this
city.
"A. NJ Cloud of Earlville was
here the first of the week on bus
mess.
Will Cunning of Strawberry
Point, visited with friends here
Sunday.
Mrs w. S. Smarzo attended
the funeral of her father in Oelwein
last week.
Miss Helen Henshaw of Des-
MONIES, spent Sunday with Miss
Ruth Paxson.
Rev. Father O'Meara left YES
teroay for a trip through the west
ern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will r. Lock
were in Cedar Rapids the latter pant
Of the week.
Miss Grace Beacon of Ryan is
a guest at the home of her brother,
+. N. Beacon.
Jos. Hutchinson is making
extensive improvements On his resi-
dence OH Franklin street.
Mrs. l.. A. Segar left last week
for Yellowstone Park and visit at
the Portland exposition.
Mrs. Mary Burkholder Of Alta,
who has been visiting with Mrs.
j. v. Funk, returned home Friday.
Mrs. j. Smith and daughter
left yesterday for, Odessa, MINI.
for a visit with Mrs. Smiths parents
Mrs. j. +. Dugan and Miss
Josie Mccain Of Dubuque, ale
visiting at the Byron hurry home
in this city.
H G. Austin, who has been
employed in the mines at benton,
Wisconsin, during the summer is
here for sholt stay.
w. II. Norris came down for a
I short visit the first OF the week from
Spirit Lake where he and his family
are enjoying a vacation.
Mrs Il. A. Loomis and dangh-
ter, Lncile, Of Fort Dodge, are in
this city as guests at the home Of
Mrs fl. L. Servoss and CD. Bailey.
County Superintendent Frank
ID. Joseph has been engaged to as
aist in the teachers institute to be
held sYWy ming. iowa, next week. J.
Nh and Mrs. Hugh Middleton
J. and uaugl,ter. Miss Pear, left Friday
morning Tor Sabula, Iowa, where
they will make an extended visit.
The ball game between Spring
Branch and Dyers,ille which was
playetlsat Spring Branch Sunday re-
suited in Il victory for the former by
j. a score5of 2 to |.
The following letters remain
nncalled for at the Manchester post
Office for the week ending July II,
1905: Mrs Nathan Cunningham,
NJ. Charley Stone.
George Glissendorf, formerly
baggageman at the Illinois Central
station, has accepted position at
the u s. fish hatchery. Chas. Mat
tox succeeds him as baegageman.
Miss Bertha Seeds, who i, tax
ing a course in trained nursing at
Iowa City was here Monday as the
guest of Miss Eula Davis, leaving
that aftern ION for Beloit, Wisconsin.
"A party composed Of Harry
Munson. Will Cass, Homer Davis,
and George Eldredge left Monday
evening for Guttenburg where they
will try their luck fishing aud enjoy
a week Of camp life.
Miss Edith Putnam left yes
terday morning for Nc Gregor
where she will join her friend Miss
Young and then take Il steamer to
st. Paul where they will spend sew
eral weeks
The Coggon harvest home will
be held this year on Thursday Aug.
"a The Coggon people are pre-
pairing for a big day and inform us
that the picnic will be digger and
better than ever.
Thos. N. Sedgewick of White
water Wis. for many years resident
Of this place expects 10 make his
home here again in the near
future. His friends will be glad
to welcome him back.
The Iowa State Fair will be
held at Des Moines, Aug. 20 to Sept
L. Preparations. are being made to
make this the greatest state fail
ever held i'll Iowa. Last year
$25, O06 was paid out in premiums
and the amount will exceed $4,000
this year. There were over seven
hundred cattle and twenty five hun
dred swine exhibited last yeal
and double that number is promised
this year. The swine exhibit at the
state fair in this state every year is
equal to the combined exhibit Of al
of the western fairs Tho Iowa Fait
is emerging from the old style int
the modern exposition class. Th,
wooden buildings are giving way tic