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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

n " ten times easier 10 cure coughs,
Group whoopng'cough ana an lung
ana bronchial affections when tho
bowels are open, Konnody's Laxative
Honey ana Tar ~ the original Laxative
Cough syrup, Gently moves the bow.
els ana oxpols all cold from the system,
cuts tho phlegm, cures all coughs and
strengthens weak lungs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
TO ENTERTAIN ANGELS.


Ihc committee " lo for the entertain.
mont ~ the Los Angeles visitors win meet
nt D. m today NJ tho romomrclul club,
60 start the ball to rolling In dead earnest
IN the way NJ preparation. the plan T.
10 take the quests 70 sallaIr AZ ~ u, M
ON The lllh INST whore ihuro VIII be q
by the Commercial club Win be- gold
mounted, with Yale blue llhhon attach
mont handsomely decorated, ana VIII he
sent 10 every member a1 carly at uoSl'
bic,
The committee H. oYpcctcd to be- NJ the
depot before tho arrival OF the Train, ana
ample provision Will hc made IN The way
~ conveyance for carrying the NlHliols
To TIE hotels The l.py Angeles people
VIII be lUkon ~ Fort Douglas Al 3 y, M
street cars IN charge of the following
committee, W. liullolAn chairman,
w. g. loguo W H. Rootho, Jr, j.
Terry Charles \ Burton n r. Ccay.
w, clayton, John = cobb, g. J. crab.
tree, John d. CutchloW II, L. 4, cub
mer H. r. CLARK William a. Dale A.,
u, Ensign, llcnly NJ DinNoodcN H. u,
FREED, " W dnrdWcr H. = nayngs,
\, u, Doromus, ", H. Grant, 4, Richter
~ u Grosh, H. &, Norman, JOY II,
Johnson john j, judeon George W. Peek,
lesson y ,klnnoN Frank. Knox, u i"
Iritchafd y, w, Madison, Justo &, Little,
!. II. MeriircAu o. u, Miller 4 &,
Milne, William j, Mcintyre, Boyd PARK
w. NJ, Rash ana q, ] salisbury
Thoro ~ TO BE- u public reception NJ thn
commercial Club, whore GOV tutlcr amt
oN'0oN Wells Will be- present AtDn, m,
ON the Ism inst Chairman senator BAN.
borgor ana the bingham committee VIII
cNcprt the visitors by special train "
bingham THIS committee includes t.
NJ, Atkinson H. A, Wall John Dorm, II,
NJ. Crowhor " NJ Royluuro e, u,
iooklldgc n. 1lowock g. " llolhSoll,
Thomng Weir. u, c., JauHlmR, w. ~
Ferry ~ MncNichle, l.. \, Copeland, a,
T., Holden charles Road, A. H. Jacobs,
fnmuol NowhuuHc J, n. McrhryHul "
o. CulroN Walter Fitch \ w. WolhV
h. A JrflH Aloyunder Goliath, Joseph
DodouchH H. + Joseph a Y, Taylor, u
\ Spencer. J t., Moore ana Nulon yplro
This committee VIII meet this evening
Ia perfect plans for the excursion Olhcr
committee me- may hr suggested ~ nyod.
ed will b, appointed rs tho board " kov.
cnoW durIng the remainder " tho
week
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ONLY s2,bO
Logan aud Return,

From Salt Lake, juno pth, Via ore.
ron Short Line Special main lcayos
salt Lake $3.50 A. M, ana roWnmg,
leaves Logan $3.50 p. mp june 10Th Tie
kots good for return ON REGULAR trains
Of the pth. CITY Ticket once, sol Main
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
AT THE RESORTS.

| Yesterday was essentially chlldron's
| day AZ Lagoon All llalloWH college
was there IN force, go were the children
Of the State Institution for tho deaf
mute ana blind, likewise Judge WINS
| Brown ~ The Juvenile court had 20 of
his patients ont there, while 20 lllgh
| school boys were buslly engaged pitch.
Ing fonts for The cadets who went into
cncampmcnt there this morning The
juvenile court boys were the nrN 10
reach the grounds IN short order u
baseball nine WAS organized, and With
IN ID minutes lho iuYoulos fuCod the
ltnh Lions with Judge Brown nm ums
pro The Juveniles went down Ia de-.
feat ana the umpire plmo In for tho
usual amount of criticism on the part
Of the yanQulfhod, Following the game
tho boys woro taken over To the rpsiAu.
rant, whore they cleaned up everything
I'm slght and then Ike oliver Twist
yelled FOR moro, Finally on leaving the
tables they arose like giants refreshed
ana proceeded 10 meet u nine Of tho
dear mutos from ogden, when tho
smoke NJ battle cleared AWAY the
screaming bird Of Victory was found
porchod on the banner NJ the Juveniles
10 the tune of 3'9 Tho one Incident
that mnrrod nm otherwise Jolly outing
WIS lnr h'llOn OF an OnhnuMn hON
among the crowd on the outward bound
train who throw a stone az "A Greek
section hand The rock landed fairly
on the laborors nose, breaking that
member and creating conformation
among his fellow counirymon, An Of,
for, to locate the culprit proved ~.
tile,
At snltalr yesterday there wore over
500 children who, IN nearly every In.
stance, were accompanied by their
parents Nearly All ~ the youngsters
were pupils " the Lowell school, ana
they had glorious time, Everybody
seemed happy ana TO quote one gentle
man who was out there, there was no
quorrcllng or rlotous behavior IN cyl.
dcncc, The boys ana glrls Wcro the
guoslr " manager LanRford To-day
The Webster school Il out at tho lake
under similar conditions
Friday win be llIRh school day NJ
Lagoon, BrIgadior General samuel g.
PARK VIII revlow the cadets There
VIII also be special field day sports and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
Nerve Fag.
IL You Waste Your
Nerve Energy, After
Awhile You Will
Suffer For II.

You can wne'c noryo force by cIcoss,
oycr'worh, worry, anxiety, etc,
ron can weaken yourself by not ontIpg
proper food or securing sunlclont rest 10
renew tho nerve energy you uso up,
tho proper treatment, In addition 10
5000 phosphate food, such ab whole
meal bread, prepared cereals, etc, IL
Dr, Miles Restorative NcrvIno.
TINS In M truly q brain and noryo
food az any food you could eat ana be.
s'des, furnishes strength and tone Of 10
\ own which goes TO tho weakened noryo
system and sets II 10 rlghtg,
Dr. Niles Restorative Norylno IN n 70.
Ircshlng, rcvltallslng tonic food.med iono
Tor the brain and nerves, II rooonatruot0
worn'ont nerve tissue and nlla your
mnguld brain with new He and yleop,
Dr. Miles NerYno hln made No many
marvellous cures, ot people no sick tho
doctors thought they wore ncurablo,
mat II ~ today the standard medicine
IN many thousands Of American homoa,
inc nrst bottle N guaranteed TO holp
you, or druggist returno your money
..r1o ostrcmo hent, close confinement
.nu Intense mental strain Incident 20
,no nsnklnF business, has onps,d mo
euncr With nervousness md inPom.
Ihss sssGd' 81 b. SIIIiecSsV'gN .pyI r"y wlN
very. satisfactory results In tho treat,
mont of lhcsc affections am now on
ny nflh bottle, pnd eat and slcep we'll
po., '"C, n nave ALMOST forgotten th9t
Cashier, s,a,e Bank, r,,a u1an, AAyis.' Az
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago june 5eBy punching three
singles and u double tho locals won to-.
day d game IN tho eighth inning In an
hut thlY Inning lcovor wa almost m,
vnciblo. pfcftor sloadIcd and had IN
visitors NJ No mercy after the lrd IN,
ming, Attendance, 9lh,
Score, H. H. w.,
chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s !
pltlFburg u,puu,u,p,,uu.tm3 3
ia llorlob.-Lccycr and ONcllli Lower
and polta
Umpire Emsllc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

\ mCollnR Of doloRulos NJ the mior
mountain LAWN Tennis association wns
hold yesterday afternoon at iho Kenyon
hotel The meeting wa called for the
purpose Of olooiluR Officers The poHtlon
Of vice president t.ll to captain Frank
y Ey NJ Fort Douglas, 10 succeed Cap.
tain Morrow
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EXCURSION NORTH

Via OYnoon Short Lac,
June 10 Greatly reduced rates 10
0co gOl Main street,
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5000 VOLUMES

10 select from ~ our great Book Sale
for Two WookN, commencing june n
DENENM NEWS BOOK STORE,
q Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

Jim Corbolt viii be starred most season
y boorpg Barnard NhnwH play "Cashel
bnrun's Profession A leading manager
ot Now YORK wa asked lately what no
thought Of 'othcii uN AN actor and ho
said ~ thought MIN wonderful for a
pugillal, rotten otherwise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Keith.O'Briens Won,

The kclth,O' Rrlon baseball team ~.
foMed ihg WglNTEEo nlnGo yr''Sl dn w :
lows
Kolth.O Bllrn Walker Bros
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SCHOOL PROGRAMS
W ENDING ChnO3
INVITATIONS
ART PRINTING

Furnished on short notice IN high.
class Htylo M tho DoHorot howH. Ru6h
orders a. specially,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

liver Lawson, champion cycllst ~ tho
world, rides at salt Palace saucer To-.
mint,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

Iycr Lawson, champion cyclsl NJ tho
world rides a. Salt pahoe saucer TO-
night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

FREE wrl,o TO ps- for Free Trial
i symp ssS's'' Hank E'"SSS ay
hpeolallst win diagnose Your case, Ten
% snab BIZ wTEEks"dL GBItS p"tos
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"pENNY" GOSSIP,

Those who are anxious 20 break mp tho
Pacific National loaguo have evidently
qult foolIng with the Halt iaRo team,
ANA have TUNED thclr attention to blodk.
ms up the spokane club.
President Williams Of the spokane club
has quit the nRhi over Carney ana has
pnntod the SAT- Lake club permission
~ play the hnrd'hlttng foldor Salt Lake
lnA been using Carney right along ana
WIN continue 10 do fo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
WESTERN LEAGUE.

BOWER juno 5-pltchor Sanders ~ the
Omnhn team was easy for DcnNro today
ON the other hand Schunb for nrnvor
was very cnccllSo after the lhnl Inning,
Rcoroi H. H. ~,
Denver nt.Httnl'ii,l't'''iuii 10
Omaha .utru,n,u',','''u'nu ,
BnlD,rlrf~Schuub and Lucia, Sanders
uud lIiosr,
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Dns MONIES. b, coLo, SPRINGS. s.


Sioux city, luu June b-Alfor losing
I'VE straight 20 Sioux clly ~ Joseph Won
Victory, II was the nret defeat In thir.
teen games for tho locals
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TROUBLES FOR PuLLIAM.

Temporary Injunction Granted Against
National League President
Boston, Juno b.-A temporary nhme,
Ton ngOlnst Harry g. pulllom, prraid, NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

Philadelphia, June D. Thu home team
was defeated today hy Washington 4
good hlilug, coupled with errors by Hon.
10y phlladcWhlaF hitting was also
good, but not consecutive, Attendance,
uNn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

Good tea is Il great good
bad tea is a grca, bad. You
can make the good as bad as
the bad by cooking it wrong,
u o'y p,hy, Il = hlIU,.', Heat lea hs
boolldi How 10 Malc Good Tea,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
NEW YoRkERa WON.
ClNOlNNATI q. ST. LOWS,

st. Louis, juno ga lwo.hosc M by
seymour IN the ninth ana u single 10y
DAYS game for Cincinnati the score be-
lng 3 TO ?, Attendance, 5joo,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NNToNoN ENNN 0Nd N0WITI N0TK'
and Phelps
umprc~f Frank Pears,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-08-09
DYERSVILLE

John Alters, of New Vienna, was
a business callef in this city Mon
day.
Gus Barnds, of Manchester, spent
sevesal days in this city the fore part
Of the week.
Messrs. John Vorwald, Ed Kerper
Harry Vorwald and +. X. Lang were
here from New Vienna Sunday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hoefer and Mrs
Adam Hoefer, of New Vienna, were
passengers from THO place to Dubu.
que Tuesday Afternoon, whithe,
they went to attend this funeral Of
Mr.. Hoefer's consin George Tressel
on Wednesday morning.
The marriage Of MIR. John Roth.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Roth, Of
New Vienna, and brother of G P
Roth, Of this city, and Miss Lena
Gassman, was performed in St.
Marys church at Dubuque Tuesday
morning. Rev. Father Rohlman
officiating. A small reception was
held at the brideshome. Mr.. Henry
Roth, OF Esterville, and Miss Lizzie
Eller, of Dubuvue, were the attend
ants. The bride is a popular young
lady and the groom is industrious
and held in high esteem. They will
reside in Dubuque News-Letter.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-08-09
STRAWBERRY POINT.

Charles Geyer's company played
"Ten Nights in a Bar Room" to a
crowded tent last Friday evening.
Those who attended pronounce the
play good. Their band is especially
worthy of mention.
Mrs. Addison and baby returned
to their home at Manchester last
Friday evening, after a few days
visit at the Gratke home.
Mrs. George Weger and daughter,
Mrs. Emma Hartman, returned
home from their Rock Rapids visit
last Friday evening.
Mayor G. b. Hughes, formerly a
Strawberry Point boy, but now of
Arlington, is to make one of the
speeches at the Harvest Home picnic
which will soon be held at Fayette.
Mrs. j. Howard Of Reno, Nevada,
is visiting with relatives few days.
Mrs. Howard will be remembered
by our readers as Miss Ena Hill,
daughter Of George Hill and wife, of
Arlington.
G. B. Roe and Mrs. G. O. Roe, Of
Arlington, spent few days last week
witch relatives.
We are pleased to report Mrs. p.
j. Clough is recovered so far as to
be able to attend to some Of the du-
ties in her store.
Miss Minnie Young came home
last Friday evening from Minneap-
oils, where she has been for some
time caring for her sister, who has
been quite sick.
Bert Cole came home Friday from
his LeMars visit.
You are invited to attend our fail
August 20, 30, 81 and September
LIST. Ii the weather man permits it
promises to be the best ever held
here. w. j. Bryan will be with us
on Thursday, and Robert M. LaFol-
lette and A. B. Cummins on Friday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-08-09
BA1LEY's FORD.

Lonnie and Carrie Grapes visited
in Masonville the first of last week.
Mrs. William Raster and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Addison Trumblee, visited
at the home of Levi Raster, of Della
ware. Sunday of last week.
r. E. Grommon and son Charles
were in Delaware Monday of
last week.
Lonnie and Nellie Grapes were
Manchester callers last Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. S. -Banta spent part of
last week at the home of her son,
Area, Of Wheatland.
Tillman Grapes had business in
Delaware last Thursday.
Mrs. r. q. Grommon and son
Clair were in Manchester last Friday.
Mrs. William Raster was shop
ping in Manchester last Friday.
Mrs. G. B. Davis and Elvira Hart
man were in Manchester last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Tillman Grape. and daugh-
ter Myrtle visited at the home of
Mrs. Martin, of Hopkinton, the latter
part Of last week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-08-09
ONEIDA.

A. j. Parker and little son recent
ly spent day in Manchester.
Earl Tabor passed through here
last Monday on his way to thenorth-
western part of the state in the in
terests Of the E. Z. Pinney Coal Co.
Of Cedar Rapids.
Rev. G. j. Kephart, President of
Western College, at Toledo, Iowa,
was in town last week in the interest
of the College.
Mrs. j. Rector and son, Andrew,
are visiting relatives in Nebraska.
Miss Pearl Cox left Wednesday
for Hazelton, Iowa, where she will
visit sometime with relatives and
friends.
Fl. o. Moen, special agent for the
Empire Cream Separator, recently
spent several days with the local
agent, G. B. Cox.
Mrs. T. Tunis and daughter Of
Manchester visited at +. Marmons
part Of last week.
A. II. Ravens, Of Ortonville, MINI
was here last week and purchased
the hardware stock formerly owned
by R. F. Hockaday. He will not
take possession until October.
Verne Buchanan returned Friday
evening from West Union where he
had been visiting at the home of }
w. Howe.
Miss Ollie Clark, of Delhi, who
has music class here spent Friday
night the guest Of her pupil, Miss
Gladys Welterlen.
VIM. Barr Of Manchester purchas.
ed some sheep in this vicinity Fri
day.
Mrs. Mary Z. Hopper, National
Lecturer and Organizer of the w.
G T. U. was here last week and
effected local organization as fol-
lows: Mrs. S. Huftalen, Pres, Mrs.
A. L. Cougar Vise Pres, Mrs. J. b.
Durham Jr., Sec, and Mrs. G. B.
Cox, Treas.
e. ]. Lee spent few days last
week with relatives at Masonville.
s. Il. Knox visited a sister in
Waterloo Sunday.
p. T. Hatch went to Cherokee the
first of the week to take treatment
in q hospital there
The ice cream social at A. A.
Hoags was a success socially and
financially. There was quite num-
Der in attendance from Manchester
and Greeley.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-08-09
EARLyILLE.

Miss Belle Mari of Chicago is the
guest Of Mrs. Geo. Staehle jr. this
week.
Word was received here Saturday
morning of the death ofThos. Nc
Gallery, one of Delaware County's
pioneer residents at his home South
of town. The funeral was held at
Delhi Monday morning.
Mrs. Herbert Wright former
resident of Earlville but now Of Des
Moines visited friends in town
several days last week.
Mrs. John Moerre Of Germania,
Iowa, spent several days last week
with her sister Mrs. Louis Scha!ler.
Miss Blanche Otis of Manchester
is visiting friends in Earlville this
week.
Miss Mary Dickson is visiting
with friends in Independence this
week.
Mrs. Scott of Dubuque spent
several days last week at the home
Of Mrs. Volt.
Miss Mabel Rogers returned Sat.
urday evening from weeks visi,
with Manchester friends.
Mrs. Julius Jones and little
daughter of Dubuque spent Friday
at the home T. Werkmeister.
Mrs. johnson, who has been visit.
ing her mother Mrs. Cox and sister
Mrs. Van Anda returned to her home
in Esterville Saturday evening.
j. b. Fuller and wife of lndepen
dence, returned to their home Mon
day after pleasant visit at the
Arnold home.
Miss Florentine Knowles of Chi
cage arrived Friday for visit witt
her grandmother Mrs. L. G. Hersey
Word was received here that Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Cousins Of Cedar
Rapids formerly of Earlville are the
parents Of daughter.
Miss Ula Jones and Miss Edn;
Ternes of Dubuque arrived Saturday
evening for a visit with Z. Werk
meister and family.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-08-09
EAD,s GROVE.

Mrs. T. NJ. Moser is enjoying a
visit from her mother this week.
Floyd Harvey had the misfortune
to have two of his ribs broken on
Friday by set Of hay poles falling
on him.
Freddie Hoser, nine years of age
who stays with his grandpa Fren-
tress was missed by the family on
Thursday afternoon and a large
party Of neighbors joined in the
search for him which lasted several
hours. He was found just before
dusk in ID cornfield where he had
cotton lost and was much frighten-
ed boy:
A North Dakota land agent called
upon some of our farmers on Thurs
day.
The Misses Nettie and Gertie
Fowler and Lizzie Moser were
Greeley visitors Thursday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-08-09
RYAN.

Miss Nell Preston was a guess
with friends in Coggon last Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Klonus Of Manchester spen,
several days last week at the Donnel-
ly home.
Mrs. l. w. Zwisler and children
returned last week from their TT
Dodge visit.
Miss Anna Summers returned
home Thursday morning, after &
several months visit with relatives
at Fonda, Iowa.
l. w. Zwisler was Manchester
visitor Friday.
Mr.. Loche OF Prairieburg was {
visitor in town Friday.
A. P. Tielebein, Salem Squirers
and S. S. squires departed Tuesday
for visit to Colfax Springs, Iowa
Miss Mary Ryan returned home
Wednesday evening after several
days visit at Wyoming, Iowa.
The Misses Ollie, Edith and Jen-
ME Lamb, Of Dubuque are visiting
at the Zwisler and Pierce homes this
week.
Mrs. Donnelly spent few days in
Dubuque last week returning home
Friday evening.
The Delaware County institute
will convene next Monday for two
weeks.
Mr.. Ed Pugh, wife and son Avery
were over Sunday visitors with rel.
atives and friends at Central City
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-08-09
THORPE.

lRecelved too late for publication last week. !
p. Parsons and wife and Mis-:
Jessie Parsons, Of Colesburg, spen
Saturday and Sunday at Charlie,
Daisy's.
Mrs. Hockaday, Of Manchester
visited last week with her daughter
Mrs. AL Clark.
George Martin, U. S. Martin
Frank Davis and Frank Schmocs
were fishing i'll Forestville last week
Tuesday.
Gus Lundin, of Edgewood, stayed
Friday night at Geo. Martins.
Mrs. Charles Daisy and Mrs. Matt
Martin were quite sick with the
quinsy last week.
The Misses Cullen's, of Dubuque
are here for an extended visit with
their cousin, Mrs. Frank Ryan.
George Martin is on the sick list
Messrs. Smothers and Mulligan
the new section hands, are boarding
at Grant Hooks.
Miss Eva Benson, Of Chicago, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dell Ryan.
Ralph Works, wife and children
were visiting with Mrs. Works
mother, Mrs. j. B. Robertson.
Will Miner arrived here last
Wednesday for visit at Perry
Gibson's.
The Thorpe boys played ball at
Dick Frentress's last Sunday after
noon.
Charles Mattheson is working ON
the section and boarding at Fred
Barr's.
Miss Lydia Parsons returned home
last Saturday, after a visit with her
grandparents in Lamont.
Mrs. Serapta M. Young, of Man
chester, visited Tuesday and Wednes-
day with her friend, Miss Ada
Croyl.
Miss Emma Daisy visited Sunday
with her parents, Charles Daisy and
wife.
=, Henry Wendell is painting A.
Clark's coal shed.
Mrs. Croyl and daughter Margue
lite visited at A. Clark last Thurs
lay.
Fred Wonleighton spent Sunday
1t home.
Mr.. McGarvey, who has been work. |
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-08-09
EpGEWoop.

Miss Mabel Davis of Strawberry
Point spent few days of last week
! visiting her brother Will and wife,
south of town.
Miss Lottie Breed returned home
last Thursday, after a weeks visit
with friends at Almoral.
Friends of Otley Boyer will be
pleased to learn of the position he
has secured as one of the Provincial
Governors of the Philippines with a
salary of $1,000 year.
VIM. Tracy of Arkansas is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Wandell Of this place.
w. d. Davis and wife were Point
callers last Thursday.
Miss Lora Breed was in Greeley
a short time last Thursday morning.
Ed Hatfield returned home Tues
day from Portland, where he had
been to attend the fair.
Mrs. Chas. Boyer is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Ida Fishe]
and little daughter from Kalispell
Montana.
Myron Alger started for California
last Wednesday, where he expects
to Join his parents and little babe
for the coming winter.
Mrs. Vint Hubbell Of Greeley
visited relatives in town last Tues
day.
Rev. M. j. P. Thing has beer
chosen as Assistant Principal Of oul
High School and Miss Emma Dus
cheng will fill the vacancy caused b,
the resignation of Miss Edna Minkler
Mr.. Hobbs, wife and children o
Manchester, were visitors at the PER-,
home last week.