Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-13

4 vi UuSlueSS WISH.
Ed. Hollister is on a business
visit in Belyidere, Illinois.
Mrs. II. NJ. Bradley was shop
ping in Dubuque, Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Elder visited
friends in Masonville Monday.
Rev. j. j. Hanley, Of Mont,
was here Monday on business.
Mrs. w. N. Boynton is visiting
relatives and friends in Winthrop.
Bert Hoag and Joe Skinner are
on fishing trip at Quasqueton this
week.
Mrs. Jennie Jones spent Sun
day in Greeley at the home of John
Ocker.
Mise Mary Link left last week
for visit with relatives in Portland,
Oregon.
-E. A. Brazelton of Cedar Rap
ids, spent Sunday at his home in
this city
Mrs. B. f. Skinner AMI sen,
joe are visiting with friends in
Manchester.
Miss Mary Collard left yester-
day morning TO attend Coe Colle1e
at Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Edward Himlin and
daughter Miss Nell, are visiting
relatives in Erie, Kansas.
Roy Coulthard is at home from
his vacation which was spent at his
home in Benton, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Jackson and
children. Of Dubuque visited at the
E. A. Atwater home Sunday.
R. Clifton Keagy visited the
last of the week with relatives in
Omaha, returning home Monday.
Mrs. Y. ID. Henry of Chicago
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. M.
A. Parker, and father, Estabrook
Airs. Wesley Barr returned
hoais the latter part of the week
from a visit with relatives in Du-
buque.
Misses Nellie Lawler, of Ok
ford junction, and Margaret Nc
Mahon, of Marion, visited with Miss
Bess Thorpe several days last week.
The three months old baby of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Dover, of
Masonville, died last Saturday. Bur-
ial was made at Silver Creek on
Sunday.
Marriage licenses were issued
this week to Carl +. Torrey and
Clara l.. Ives; George b. Mangold
and Edith Putnan; A. F. Barron
and Cello busch; A. E. File and
Jennie Mangold.
MIR. ank Mrs. b. A Woodward
Of Melveru, Kansas, are visiting
with relatives in Hazel Green and
adjoining townships. Mr.. Wood
ward reports great corn crop in
Kansas this year.
There was light vote cast at
the special election last Monday on
the proposition to issue bonds IN
the sum of $500 to purchase a heat
ing plant. for the new Central scho ii
buiIfing. The proposition carried
by a vote Of Al to a.
Clark b Day who has been
making an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends here returned te
his home in Muskogee, Indian Ter.
ritory, Monday. Mrs. Day remains
fora several weeks longer visit be
fore returning home.
Mrs. Thomas l.. Williams died
last Sunday at her home in Collins
Grove, where she had resided fol
the past forty years or more. tie,
maiden name was Nancy Rand anc
SHE was born in Nova Scotia, Jan
nary 81, 1923. Her husband dice
in 1872
John Mulvehill, of Nashville
went to Minnesota last Monday
going first to Collegeville in that
state, where his son, Emmett, who
accom- panied him, entered as stu
a dent in st. Johns University. From
there Mr.. Mulvehill went to Mime
apolis where he was guest at thu
home Of his son, John, and while
there spenta day at the Minnesot
State fair, returning nome Frida,
evening.
"A very sad occurrence is record
ed in the death Of Mrs. Edwar
Carter who died on Monday of thi
week at her home near the Lindsa
bridge two mi es south Of Dundee
Her death resulted from blood poi.
pning caused by pricking pimpl
on her chin with a pin. The d.
ceased was born in Michigan, Ma.
8, 1863, and is survived by her hui
band and eleven children, the young
est of which is but three weeks oil
The funeral was held yesterday an
was conducted by Rev. w. II. El
Sign of this city. Interment VIZ
made in the Dundee Cemetery.
The Iowa crop Bulletin for IL
week ending September llth. l9(
says: The week ending the mornin
Of the llth was somewhat cool'
than usual, with an excess Of cloud
Z ness. The rainfall was general
below normal except in portions {
Of the west central and south we
districts. The week closed vii
warmer weather and ample sunshin
giving promise Of conditions mo
favorable for ripening corn al
other immature crops. The CO
crop has made very good advane
men,flnd the product will be bett
because Of slower growth, providil
normal weather continues throu!