Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-06-07
Observation-Disclosures

Ada Cramer attended the com
mencement exercises at Edgewoot
Friday.
Mrs. Legassick and son JOIN
of Earlville were Manchestervisitor.
Thursday.
-Chas. Games aud family ar,
moving from this city to Paris, Iowa
this week.
Mrs. Robert Cole of Delaware
was business caller in this city
last week.
Miss Emma Nix went to 1t
Mars Friday for visit with hel
sister Mrs. I. NJ. link.
Miss Emily Brown was til,
guest of Miss Mary Newman o
Edgewood last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. U. Cattror
Of Earlville were in Manchester
Thursday on business.
Mrs. F. E. Patton, and daughter
Mary, Of Coggon, were visiting
friends here last week.
Mrs. George Miller entertained
company OF her lady friends at {
six o'clock dinner Friday.
Will Banchbaugh Of Chicago is
visiting at the home Aof his cousins
Drs.H. A. and E. G. Dittmer.
Miss Bertha AIircle Of indie
pendence was guest Of Miss Anna
True couple of days last week.
George Bell left Monday for
Washington, Iowa, for a visit at the
home Of his father Col. W.B. Bell.
Mrs. Harry Sullivan of Water.
loo is visiting at the home of her
parents Mr.. and hrs. VIM. Durey
Rev. Ensign attended the Con-
vention of Christian Endeavors of
the 4th. district of Iowa, last week
at Jesup.
Mrs. Ella Coils returned to he,
home in San Marcial, New Mexico
Friday aftert visit at the home of
her parents.
Mrs. j. G. Pierce attended Com.
mencement Exercises of the State
Normal School at Cedar Falls the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. U. Cunning
ham, Mrs. Chas. Weeks and Hattie
Weeks of Cog son were in Manches.
ter Thursday On business.
Mrs. Chas. Seeds and Mrs. r
Denton gave a luncheon Friday
afternoon at the home of the former,
in honor Of Mrs. Harriet Amsden
Sammons.
Mrs. J. e. Engstrom attended
the graduating exercises at Edge
wood Friday evening. Her niece
Miss Leona Garretson was one q
the graduates.
The little daughter of N. A. Par.
ker was seriously injured Sunday
by falling from the baby buggy, her
head striking a stone and causing
some painful bruises on her face
Mrs. ]. G. Phillip and daughte,
Verna, and Mrs. j. G. Hadley left
Monday night for a visit in Sioux
City. They will be the guests Of
Mrs. Hadleys sons Harold and
Frank Hadley.
Lloyd Jones, George McEwen
Francis Durham and Harry Bur.
bridge are home from Ames where
they have been attending the lowe
State Agric' ltnral College for theil
summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Denton, Of
Muskogee, | IT,, arrived here Sun,
day morning for months visit
with friends and relatives While
here they will be guests at the home
of Mrs. r. d. Carpenter.
The members of the High
School are requested to be at the
High School Friday morning to re-
ceive their report cards as follows
Juniors at $3.50, Sophmores at 1000
and Freshmen at 1910.
Eighteen members of the
Knight Templars Of the Masonic
Order Of Manchester attended the
funeral Of r. j. Jones at Greeley
Friday. The remains were taken tt
Bennett, Nebraska, for burial.
Harry Austin Of Iowa State a
Ames College is visiting friends III
this city. Mr.. Austin leaves the
last of the week for Benton. Wis.
consin, where he will be employed
during the summer vacation.
On Friday of last week II. T
Gray purchase ! half interest il
the livery business Of d. +. Hennes
sey. The new firm will be know
as Hennessey g. Gray and vii
doubtless ENJOY Its share OF patron
age.
The ladies of Sand Creel
church and vicinity spent a very
delightful and enjoyable Afternoon
with Mrs. Freeman Smith on Thurs
day, June LIST. It was the larges
and best meeting of the year, abou
thirty-five ladies being present
The afternoon was spent in quilting
aud other work. Mrs. Earl Mittle
stadt was unable to quilt on accoun
of an injured thumb SO she spen
her afternoon in making dis
apron for G.. f. Sheldon, bette
known as "Uncle Jack" He sal,
he couldn't wash dishes withou
having an apron for fear Of soilin
his dress. The meeting was sue
cess both socially and financial,
$500 being the sum handed to til