Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-20
DIR. j. j. Lindsay was a Cedar

Miss Maize Pentony visited
with friends in Coggon last week.
The going into camp of Co. D
has been postponed indefinitely.
r Mrs. o. A. Dunham is the
guest of friends in Cedar Rapids
w. W. Cox, who is employed
in Earlyille, spent Sunday at home
Miss Edytlie Lyttle Of Coggor
visited here with friends last week
Morse & Andrews shipped Their
second car load Of Navy butter Tues
day.
Mrs. j. Sullivan and daughter
Neil attended the carnival i'll Dubu-
que Friday.
Cal Flannlngtan of Strawberry
Point was visiting with friends here
Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Green entertain
ed her father, Mr.. Wyer Green oil
Portland, Maine.
Miss Alice S,ires OF L gan spent
Monday here at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. j. +. Merry.
-Rev.J. j. O'Meara and E N.
Carr returned home yesterday after
a business trip to North Dakota.
Mrs. S. L. Crum and Mrs. R.
j. Jones Of Greeley who has been
her guest the pnst few days, spent
Sunday in Waterloo.
Ray Bird Of Little Rock, Arkan-
sae, is staying at the home Of j. c.
New and is helping the Delaware
County News force.
This is the season Of the yea,
when screens for doors and windows
are necessary, therefore Hutchinson
&. Atwater's ad is seasonable.
John Dolphin of Ryan is in
the city attending the bankers con-
vention and visiting his son, James
Dolphin, o f the Citizens National
bank. republican.
Carl Goebel, who has been a
guest at the home of his uncle, H.
Y. Haeberle, for the past several
days, returned Friday TO his home
in st. Charles, Mo.
John d. Rockefeller is reported
as saying: Don't covet the wealth
of another" This says an exchange,
is surely selfisllness on John DIS
part, inasmuch as he has about all
there isin this world worth coyeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Stoddard
and daughter. Mildred, of St. Paul
came last Saturday to the home Of
Mrs. Stoddard's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Marvin. Mr.. Stoddard
returned homo Monday but Mrs
StodIard and Miss Mildred will re.
main till the forepart of July.
Mrs. NJ. H. Williston left Satur.
day for Chicago where she will visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Z. 7. Afford
for two weeks. From there, SHE
goes to New York state where she
will visit with relatives for severa.
weeks, returning home about the
first of September.
-JohnP. Chevalier, benefciar,
named in the certificate issued by
the Mystic Toilers on the life of his
wife, Mrs. Icy II. Chevalier, whose
death occurred in Honey Greek town
ship, on April 23d, was paid las
Saturday by Mrs. Martin, secretar,
of the local lodge at Thorpe, the full
amount due him by the terms Of tn,
certificate.
Clouds Trumpet, alias tn,
Earlville Phoenix, sincerely hopes
that election day next November vii
be clondless." II is devoutly to b,
wished that the Trumpets hope vii
be realized, and that the result a
the polls will be such that the polit
ical horizon in this county will no
be marred by a cloud.
Last Thursday an information
was filed in the office Of the clerk o
the district court charging Ed Sher
lock with being confined inebriat'
and on Saturday hearing was hat
before Judge Blair, who, after tn
evidence had been introduced, ad
judged that Ed was a fit subject 10
treatment. Sheriff Hennessey. il
compliance with the order Of tn
Judge took Ed to Knoxville las
Monday and delivered him into til
custody Of the superintendent of tn
inebriate asylum at that place.
DIR. Stephen w. Stookey, dea
of Coe college, was honored Tuesda
morning by the presentation of a
appropriate doctors cap and gowr
The gift was the spontaneous offerin
from the four literary societies {
the college. Alpha M, Olio, Sir
clair and Carleton. and testified I
to the affection and esteem in whic
the dean. who was member Of Coe'
first graduating class, is held by ii
student body. DIR. Burkhalter, in
happy manner, presented the sill
cap and gown during chapel exc
cises Tuesday morning. One yes
ago at commencement DR.. Stoke
was honored by the trustees an
faculty by having the degree
Doctor of Laws conferred upon hi
in recognition of his services ,
head Of the college during the int
regnum.-Cedar Rapids Record.
This year the garden worms a
more numerous than usual and Il
increase is attributed by some to Il
scarcity of birds in this section. "
are informed that numerous DO,
with air guns are in the habit
wantonly killing birds and for the
! benefit we print the following Sc
ton of the Code of Iowa. mo pc
!, son shall destroy the nests or eg
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