Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-06-21

tor in Chicago.
w. N. Boynton is in Chicago
this week on business.
Old Settlers meeting in this
city tomorrow (Thursday.)
II. G. Carrothers was in Chi
cago last week OH business.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. NJ. Gibson OF
Greeley are in the city.
Rev A. w. Caul was a business
caller i'll Littleport Monday.
Misses Ennis Boggs and Bessie
Edmonds are in Chicago this week.
"A. B. Waters returned to his
home in Albuquerque. New Mexico
today.
Rev. P. H. Ryan, of Ryan, was
in town Monday, on his way to
Lauler.
Mrs. H. w. Lawrence is the
guest Of her sister Mrs. G. A. Gale
in Chicago this week.
Miss Florence Riddell of Omaha,
Nebraska, is a guest at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. z. A. Peterson.
Mrs. r. G. Clark, of Webster
City, has been visiting at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Ii. l.. Ram.
The graduating class presented
the class play "Esmeralda' at Ryan
Saturday evening and made $50.
Harry Seeds went to dar
Rapids Monday where he will and
the Cedar Rapids Business College.
Miss Susan Paxson, who has
been teaching in the Omaha school
is home for the summer vacation.
Clara Bracher, who is nurse at
Finley Hospital Dubuque, is visiting
her friend Miss Florence Lister.
Miss Dollie Twitchell of
Fayette, was guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Joseph over Sun
day.
The members of the Manchester
Woman's Club are holding their
annual picnic at Spring Branch to-
day.
Roland Burbridge is very ill at
his home in this city. His friends
and relatives trust that he may have
a speedy recovery.
Miss Madge Elder arrived home
Saturday from Chicago, where she
has been taking primary work in the
University of Chicago the past year.
Miss Mae Denton, teacher of
music in the ladies college at Sinsin-
ava Mound, Wis, is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. R. E. Carpenter, in
this city.
Mrs. w. A. Hines has generous
ly offered to donate pipe organ to
the NJ. r. church of this city, as a
memorial of her late husband, DIR.
w. A. Hines.
Mrs Il. w. Thrill and, Mrs
Jennie Jones went to Iowa City
Monday morning to attend summer
school. They will take course in
library work.
Rev. j. E.Wagner and Fl. L. Ram
ere in Chicago yesterday on bust
ness connected with the purchase of
the pipe organ, which Mrs. Hines is
going to donate to the M. E. church
of this city.
The Morse & Andrews cream 4.
cry made 1895 pounds of butter one
day last week. That was big day,
but not SO very much above the
average which they inform us is near
ly a ton and a half per day.
Ned Hoyt, Bert Hoag and Rob
and Harry Denton had great luck
fishing for rainbow trout in Spring
Branch Monday afternoon. They
caught 81 beauties which beats the
record for this year.
e. M. Carr will start in a day
or two for trip down into old
Mex.co. He intends to travel leisure
ly, stopping at health resorts and
historical places along the way. aud
return home in about three weeks.
p. A. Henry of Lincoln, Ne
braska. called OH Manchester friends
yesterday, wh,lson his way to his
old home near Strawberry Point,
where he will spend a couple Of
weeks visiting with his numerous
relatives.
COOL Williams expects to leave
soon for northern Minnesota where
he has large land interests. He
expects to be gone for several months
and may decide to locate at St. Paul,
where two of his sons reside. His
friends will regret the removal Of
him and his family from this city,
-Mesdames S. A. Steadman and
Fl. H. Lawrence entertained at the
home of the former last Thursday
afternoon in honor of Miss Hen.
rietta Beehler of Chicago. A deli.
cious luncheon was served at one
o'clock and the remainder of the
afternoon was delightfully."- spen,
playing five hundred.
The Chicago concern, from
whom our merchants have been pur
chasing blue trading stamps. has
gone into bankruptcy and canno
make good its part of the contract
We understand, however, that til,
merchants who issued the stamps
will redeem them by accepting then
in payment of 5 per cent Of pur
chasers that may hereafter be made
DR.. H. H. Lawrence has pur
chased the f. T. Grass6eld sho,
store and will take possession on tn,
Bird of next month. Mr.. Lawrence