Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-06-14
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ia, 1905

puslHesS i'll manchester saturday.
M. F. Leroy returned home
Monday evening from Decater, Ill.
Miss Venie Upper Of Dubuque
is visiting friends in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Corliss of
Independence we're in town Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Beeman
spent Sunday with relatives in New
Hampton.
Clarence Tnrrey Of Chicago is
visiting his parents, A!r. and Mrs.
9. o. Torrey.
Miss Evelyn Rodney Of indie
pendence was u caller in Manches-
ter Monday.
Mrs. b. r. Briggs returned Sat,
urday from visit with friends in
Coggon and Anamosa.
Yrs. Frank Pierce of BeIvidere,
Illinois, is the guest of her cousin,
Miss Ina Chamberlin.
The Sunday School of St. Pauls
Union church will observe children's
day next Sunday June 18th.
Miss Birdena Ward returned
to Elkhart, Ill.,, Monday afternoon,
after visit with relatives here.
Thomas Tierney, who is attend
ing college in st. Paul, Minnesota,
is the guest of relatives in this city.
Fannie Haeberle returned home
from Riceville. where she has been
teaching, the latter part of last week.
Miss Katharine McTavish re-
turned Saturday from Chicago where
she has been visiting relatives and
friends.
The Manchester and Dyersville
ball teams will play ball at the
Spring Branch park next Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellis of
New Hampton are here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Ellis mother, Mrs.
Julia Turner.
Mrs. w. II. McGill is attending
commencement at the Homeopathic
Hospital in Iowa City. Her dausll-
ter Miss Ora Gates is one of the
graduates.
Mrs. Lillian Dowdy left Satur-
day night for Yankton, South Da-
kota, where she will spend part Of
the summer vacation.
E. A. Drake of Monan, N. V,
brother Of Mrs A~sss.p!Morse has
accepted a position as cashier 81 the
Morse d Andrews Creamery.
Miss Fern Latimer arrived
home from Shullsburg, Wisconsin,
Friday. where she has been the
guest Of her friend, Miss Laird.
Miss Agnes McC lernon, who has
heen engaged IN Burton Clark's
M ESaky department, returned to
,ex Ea-kc in Independence Monday
s1Anded visit.
I ~. E. G. Dittmer, wife and
pe her of this city accompanied
{ MRS. M. Bell and Prof. w. w.
fn of Morning Sun leave some
me during the week for Portland,
1reglsn.
t-1Che ball game between the
Eidd efeld Stars and the Manches-
bAS ball team at Spring Branch
BIT Saturday resulted in victory
tip Manchester team by a score
t(- fr. and Mrs. W. II. Hamilton,
hol lave been guests at the home
III. e. +. Newcomb for several
Ssef ,, left Tuesday for Hot Springs,
l nsas, for the benefit of Mr.. Ham
+ health.
strawberry festival will be
GA by the ladies Of the Sand
Eek church, at the home of Will
eiser, on Wednesday evening,
lne 81. Ladies will please bring
IKE or biscuit. All are invited.
Mrs. s. Z. Stevenson of Chica-
j % came last Friday for long visit
the home of her sister, Mrs. Sum
pers. Geo. U. Stevenson, her son,
flanpanied her, remaing over Sun
~ returning to Chicago Mon
IF. and Mrs. Ralph Grail, and
I'd daughter who have been
at the home Of his parents,
IA and Mrs. VIM. Grail, of this
hship, for several days returned
lnday to their home at Mason
Capt. Utley, First lieutenant
odng and Second lieutenant Lewis
n'te Ames this week where they
Ear Aking an examination in regard
ITO ieir qualifications for the posi-
b to which they have been elect
Why Co. D.
Hunt Armistead of Blue Earth,
nesota. j. sitting at thehome #
@par r. and Mrs. G.. e..
5nisIeau. Mr.. Armsitead is assist
Z cashier in the Blue Earth bank
ID his promotion has been rapid
nce he went there.
Mrs. S. A. Steadman and Mrs.
II. Lawrence will entertain a
mber of their lady friends at a
- cheon Thursday, June Is, at one
lock at the home of Mrs. Stead
n. The game five hundred
furnish entertainment.
Mrs, j. D. Boggs, Misses Amy
Egs, Maude Graham and Jennie
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