Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-03-22
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Hubert Carr was Dubuqu,
business visitor Thursday last.
Miss Frona Natchmann O
Dyersville was in town Friday.
Kate Hubble, of Edgewood, i.
guest in the George Dorman home
"A Funk of Edgewood was {
Manchester business caller Thurs
day.
II. A. Wade was an Indepen
dence business visitor one day las
week.
Mrs w. L. Gildner is visiting
her parents at Nora Swings thit
week.
Mrs. Mary Hines visited hel
mother Mrs. Roney in Independence
last week.
Miss Lucy b. v. Clark of Della.
ware was in Manchester on business
Thursday.
John Dolphin of Ryan was a
Manchester business caller last
Wednesday
james Flemming visited his
brother George near Edgewood
last week.
-C. w. Fairchilds of Cedar Rap
ids was Manchester business visi-
tor last Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Scofeld gave one
o'clock luncheon to few Of her
friends Saturday.
Pearl Cox and Madona Brock
on OF Oneida attended the play Fri
day evening.
Everett Todd from this place
visited his uncle L. M. Todd in
Edgewood last week.
Miss Elizabeth Graves had Miss
Anna Beatty Of Ryan as a guest sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. Hockaday was the guest of
her daughter Mrs. VIM. Farmer Of
Edgewood last week.
Ed Mulligan and little daugh-
ter and Mrs. Henry Logan came up
from Coggon last Thursday.
Mrs. w. S, Mason OF Hopkinton
was the guest Of Miss Clara Com
merford several days last week.
The high school gave scene of
Silas Mourners at the high school
room this Wednesday morning
Mrs. Stephens came home from
Lamont Thursday where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Harley Silker.
Rev. and Mrs. Langridge of
Strawberry Point visited relatives
and friends in Manchester several
days last week.
Edith, Mertie and Lonnie Wells
came home last Friday evening.
from Cornell, where they have been
attending college.
Floyd Arnold came home from
Iowa city last Friday night, where
he has been attending the Iowa
State University.
Mrs. w. q. Graham went to
Mt. Vernon Friday morning, to Wis
it her daughter Bell, who is attend
ing school at that place.
The teacher and scholars of the
M. L. sunday school held a picnic
supper in the parlors Of the NJ. e.
church last Thursday evening.
Monticello Express; Mrs. G..
NJ. Hanna of Manchester, and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Overiield of Ana
mosa, attended Mr.. Bruck's funeral
last Tuesday.
The Junior League of the NJ. E..
church will give a free social in the
parlors of the church, next Friday
evening. A program will be given
by the members.
Mrs. w. ID. Barr was very
pleasantly surprised Thursday even
ing by the Six-handed Euchre Club.
The evening was spent in playing
cards, and light refreshments were
served. The club presented Mrs.
Barr with handsome cut glass
dish.
-Edgewood Journal: A party
Of Manchester people, composed Of
Messrs. NJ. F. Leroy and A. ]. Col.
hinge, and Mesdames L. A. Douglass
Thos. Given, w. f. Evans, I. l.
Seeley and Miss Maud Flint, came
up this morning to assist in organ.
ling a Rebekah lodge at this place
this afternoon.
The Seed Corn special train OF
the Illinois Central will be in Man
chester on Monday, April 10th, a
noon, and Prof. Holden, the seet
corn expert, will at the station de
liver an address on that subject
All are invited and every farme
who can should be present. Fo
further particulars see notice "Seee
Corn Special" in another column
-Earlville Phoenix; w. I
Wood had business in Mancheste
yesterday. Geo. II. Heyer was
business visitor in Manchester Tues
day. Miss Maud Joseph was
visitor at Manchester Monday even
ing. Miss Opal VanFleet was
visitor at Manchester Saturday. Sh
} secured certifcat while there ant
will teach at her home district thi
spring.
Owing to mistake Of our offic
devil" and the oversight Of III
proofreader the last weeks issue Q
this paper contained in the Straw
} berry Point correspondence the fol
lowing item; AT the home Of tn