Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-11-22
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Hon. L. Matthews was in Earl
vile Friday on businass.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Strickland
visited in FarleyMonday.
j w. Brazelton was in Rya,
last Thursday on business.
Capt. John A. Stahl of Cedal
Rapids was in town Monday.
Judge A. S Blair is holding
court in Independence this week.
Thos. Templeton was in the city
over Sunday as guest of friends
N. Beacon was in Waterloo
and Fort Dodge last week on bust
ness.
Miss Maidie Allyn of this city
visited with friends in Masonville
Sunday.
Mrs. James Hood went to
Cedar Rapids Monday morning te
visit friends.
Rev. Eugene Melchert, Of Ryan,
was in the city Thursday and Fri
day on business.
Mrs. NJ. II. Williston and daugh
ter, Miss Elizabeth Williston, were
in Dubuque Saturday.
r. R. Robinson arrived in the
city Monday morning from his sew
eral weeks trip in the south.
II. s. PAUL returned home from
Chicago last week, where he was
called by the death Of his father.
Will Mccormick of the Herald
and Harry Munson were in Chicago
part Of last week and over Sunday
Bradley Edmunds returned
home from Chicago Friday morning
after having spent several days with
friends in that city.
Last Monday Mr.. Roy Conklin
and Miss Zilla Temple were united
in. marriage at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Thomas Kent.
-Starry Thorpe and Earle Davis
have secured employment in the re-
tail store of Marshall Field & Co. in
Chicago and are pleased with their
work.
Mrs. ]. II. Allen and Roy Coult.
hard of this city were called last
week to the, latter's home, Benton
Wisconsin, by the death of a rela-
tive.
MIR. and Mrs. A. W. Kramer oil
Casta!ia arrived in the CITY Friday
evening for few days visit at the
home of their son A. w. Kramer Jr;
on Butler Street.
Mrs. Ona Glissendorf-searles
went to Waterloo last week to make
short visit with former friends
prior to her departure for her home
in Denver, Colorado.
MIR. and Mrs. George Merwin
of Chicago, returned to their home
last Thursday afternoon, after hav.
ing spent some time in this city
being called here by the serious ill
ness fife formers father, Henry
Merwin.
The students Of the High
school and seventh and eighth grades
were privileged in hearing Mr..
Glenn Griffin last Tuesday morning
on talk about his travels and ex-
periences since being connected with
the United States Navy.
Mr.. FL. Sears, Of Cleveland
Ohio, left Thursday afternoon fol
his home, after having spent severa
days with friends in this city. Mrs
w. d. Sherman will remain in the
city until the latter part ofthis week
when she intends returning to he1
home in Cleveland.
-Mr. and Mrs. e. M. Honan. for
lnerly Of this city, have purchased {
restaurant at DEBORAH, which they
will conduct hereafter. MIR. Honar
has been actively engaged in the
hotel business for a number of years
and his experience along that line
insures his success in this new field
The city superintendent Of
public and high schools of north.
eastern Iowa will hold informa
meetings during the winter at Wat
erloo, the first meeting to be held a
Waterloo the first Friday and Sat
urday Of next month. Educationa
work will be the subject for discus
sion at the round table.
Rev. j. j. Williams, of Jewell
was in the city Thursday and Fri
day on his way to his former HON
in Earlville. Nlr.Jewell is mem
Der Of the Northwest Conference Q
the Methodist church, having bee
connected with church work in tha
Z portion of the state for the pas
three years.
Mrs. John Chapel still remain
in about the same condition, til
cause of the illness being due to al
other stroke Of paralysis. Mrs No,
Stearns Of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Nett
Buchanan of Silverton, Colorado, an
Mr. Elmer E. Chapel of Wahpetol
North Dakota, are in the city, Gale
here by the illness of Mrs. Chap
Indian summer and winter ha,
been playing hide and seek with OF
another during the past few day
First it is ones move, and then Il
other butted in. 1t has been a mo
remarkable season. Newspar'
clippings show that corn throughol
the state bears a remarkable vie
and that cribs, barns and all avai
able storing places, are filled toove
flowing with that cereal.
u. q. Benedict, of Delaware W
in the city last week endeavoring
interest local capitalists in proje
relative to building manufacture
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