Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-09-19
Observation-Disclosures
BRIEF MENTION. f:
M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nlllllll

Hutchinson and Atwater arc
ADVERTISING great convenience n
lifting,
Rev. NJ Mumby Of Indenend.
ence was visiting friends and rela.
tiyes in the CITY last week.
NJ. u.lEa ~
Lawrence. returned last Friday from
an extended tour Of the west
p, w II IN; on ..,s ,,,,sd
10 l,nmar,h for fa,v love e lac,
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tr. > L. wye ehJoyeu a WISH
Gilbert and her son Charles and
daughter Gertrutle Of Oregon Iii.
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tory. was a visitor in this city last
week.
Wis. I,,r, Nnrr;s onterto;nod
n small nnmber 81 her young friends
l,s, Isr;,lav avening com nl;men,.,rr
:, her fr;and Mis-. Glara Wilson II
Sioux City.
mis- Frca E,lis Of New Ham,
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Kate XII Mr. I'M. l. -. nrs..,4.
a,,arat;,n !. ,n,,dr, =, Nav Ma,nn,am
w;,b o,.',;T,;mo SUES
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,..n nos, IT. tho hn.,o W." 81 h"s
l,r,,hs, n w Creme dnr;no ,I,a
nas. 49,, neeL. lar, s,,nr'lan far
tsr home at Erader;,.L shmra ~
49,.
MSS Florence Fleming. daugh-
ter OF lt'v. ana MRS. l. Il. Fleming,
lelarSe'' :" WaIrensnnrs' Mlssoari,
~. .,a''r'iy' ~ n RESUME, ne, auties
as 'aslr''c.,r OF rnysl'al c''''"ieln
Tue o'a'e normal .ocho'l-
Rev. Elmer Chapel, pstor OF
the Congregational t.hulch of Arena,
Wisconsin, returned to his home at
Al Il r.
that place last Thursday after an
e3tended visit AZ me nome OF las
parents. Mr. ana mis- Ed. Chapel.
Mr.. John l.. Sullivan, former
general manager of the M. & o. II
R., and who is now travelling freight
agent on the 9. G. w. with head
quarters at Sioux City, was renew
ing acqualntances mere during the
past week.
Mrs. A. r. LOOMS and Miss
D,ra Leroy departed last Saturday
for an extended visit at the towns Of
Colchester and Manchester, Yer
mont, which lie in the immediate
syicinityynfs Mrs. .Looinis's birthplace
and Childhood home.
Harry Utley and George W.
johnson were in Central City last
week where they conducted stand
during the lar. me boys state
.''at the Waps'e valley falf AIRY, was Ia T
in'er.o'to tne local lalr po''i IN at
tractlons anu atlehuahce
MIR. and Mrs, Oscar Swanson
and infant child departed Saturday
for &alno, Sweden, where they will
remain during the winter visiting
with relatives. They take passage
from Boston on the Saxonia, one Of.
the most magnificent passenger
vessels afi.'at.
The A'mofal Creamery started
IN operation AGAIN me irst OF sep.
TENDER Jacob nc, schm'tt is the but
1rm;ker. Inc creamery mas been
closed since las. spring tne farmers
OF that vlclmty thinking 'here
was more money IN shipping cream
to the large centralizlng plants.
but alter the past lew months OF e3-
per.ence they nave again started up
their local creamefy.-EarlVllie
Phoenix
Mr.. j. r. Edwards, at che time
in the employ of d. r. Lewis & Bro,
and who now holds an excellent
position with the jewelry firm OF
Giles Bros. OF Chicago was renew
ing acquaintances IN me Guy curing
tne past Week. Mr. L''Walos
thoroughly enjoyed exchanging
"reminiscences WIN Lne Doys anu 70.
ealing escapades wnlch hao an pu1
shipped from inc memory OF those
concerned.
Henry j. Hundredmark, the
eight year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry w Hundredmark. died last