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

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Nloines the first of the week.
The Board of Supervisors are
in session at the court house this
week.
-George Hunt left Monday eve
ming for Davenport to attend Ma
soinc Grand Lodge.
Miss Nell Cotter, of Grinnell
will arrive here Thursday for a few
weeks visit with friends.
Owing to the commencement,
exercises of the High School Thurs.
day night, Co. d will have no drill
John w. Stuhl and family OF
Cedar Rapids moved to this city
last week and are now occupying
the LOOMS property.
George Simmons who has been
the guests of friends in this city left
Monday afternoon for his home in
Aberdeen, South Dakota.
| Calvin Yoran went to Epworth
yesterday morning to attend the
meeting of the Board Of Directors Of
the Epworth Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hart OF
Cedar Rapids were among those
from out of town who attended the
funeral of Mrs. Allen B. Waters in
this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II Norris left
Friday evening for Davenport where
Mr.. Norris will attend the Grand
Lodge Of Iowa Masons which is be-
ing held in that city this week.
Mrs. Joseph Coulthard and
daughter Joyce are expected TO ar
rive in this city the last of this week
and will be the guests Of Roy Coul-
thard and Mrs. j. ii. Allen.
The Illinois Central will run
an excursion to Chicago June IL
fora rate of $500 for round trip.
Particulars may be learned by read
ing the advertisement elsewhere in
this paper.
The following marriage licenses
were issued during the past week:
Will Warrell and Myrtle b. Russell,
John B. Domayer, and Emma l..
Bagge, Melvin j. Yoran and Helen
L Granger, and b. r. Curtis and
Christina Curtis.
William Tooney a fireman on
an Illinois Central freight train
whose home is in Cedar Rapids,
was badly injured last Friday in an
accident at the coal sheds Mr.. Tooney
was crushed between the coal chute
and the cab Of the engine and badly
bruised but is reported to be rapidly
recovering.
-Lotters addressed to the follow
ing are advertised as unclaimed at
the post Office and will be sent to
the d. l.. 0. June 10, 1905. Misses
Maye Ryan, Della Pawn, Mary
Reyes. and AGessrs VIM. Ortman,
Barton Power, Lew Richter, b. f.
Davis, and Revs. Malcon Dawn,
Vernon Dadwen, ID. d. Ferris, and
VIM. Ferries.
The reunion in Manchester
next week of the 2lst Iowa promises
to be quite largely attended. The
people of Manchester can be relied
upon to extend royal welcome.
1t will be very appropriate time
to decorate residences as well as
business buildings. Let the Dairy
City wear holiday attire next Tues
day and Wednesday,.
-Rev.S. j. Kirkwood formerly
past or of the Presbyterian Church
Of this city but now resident of
the State Of Washington, visited with
Manchester friends the first of the
week Mr.. Kirkwood is always
genial and pleasant, but seemed
more than ordinarily SO last Sunday.
Some may have given these beautiful
June days credit for his exceeding
graciousness, but it is more than
probable flat the ceremony men
oned in the following extract from
Chicago Record-Herald had an
spring influence: The marriage of
lith A. Brown to Rev. Samuel
'nnedy Kirkwood will be cele-
tied at 4 o'clock Tuesday at the
nc of the BRIDES sister Mrs S. j.
ely, Pine avenue, Riverside. Miss
yn is the daughter of Nancy
glas Brown and the late Eli w.
vn, who was well know editor
politician of Indiana. Rev. MIR.
wood is a graduate Of Wooster
Mccormick Seminary. He
,mber OF the Beta Theta Pi
ity. The young clergyman
,arge in Carbonate, Wash,
camp just east of Tacoma.
axe his bride to his western
mediately after the cere-