Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-31
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with friends and relatives i'll the
city.
Mrs. G. II. Barrett of Vermillicn,
South Dakota, is visiting in the city
at the home of her mother, Mrs. A.
Sanborn.
Mrs. Bert Green's returned to
her home in this city after n visit OF
several days with friends and rela-
lived IN Lamont.
-R. r. Robinson left last week
for Alabama and Florida in the in.
terest of the Woodman of the World
insurance company.
The Knights of Pythias will
have special degree work next Mon
day evening. All members are re-
questsd to be present
The Outing Club of this city.
of which Mrs. James p. Bail is a
member, was entertained by her last
Saturday at her home in Delaware.
The Misses Lille and Juliette
Pierce, departed last Thursday for
Long Beach, California, where they
go to escape the rigors Of the Iowa
winter.
Miss Sadie Shank. who was a
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. R ldman for several day, returned
last Thursday to her home at Galena,
Illinois.
Mrs. Miranda May, who was
the guest the past week OF her son.
DR.. John A. Mayand other relatives,
has returned to Lafayette. Indiana
her present home.
The Ladies Aid of the Mason
vile Cemetery Society will serve a
chicken pie dinner and supper on
election day, Nov 9th, at the Griffin
Hotel in Masonville.
The Ladies' of Maccabees aud
thier escorts are invited to attend a
Halloween party to bs given this
evening at their hall. A picnic
supper will be served.
MIR. and Mrs. H. F. Arnold and
son, Floyd, and Mrs. G. Yoran spent
the weekend in Chicago. Floyd
returned to Iowa city Monday to
resume his studies at the University.
AT the meeting of the Grand
Lodge of the Rathbone Sisters held
last week at New Orleans, it was de-
cided to change the name Of the or
der from Ratllbone Sisters to Pyth-
ian Sisters.
n. j. Schweitert will leave next
week for Nashville, Tennessee,
where he will represent the Illinois
Central Railroad at the annual meet
ing of the immigration Convention
to be held there.
Frank Tunis made an overland
trip to Des Moines last week for the
purpose Of delivering his driving
mare recently disposed of to a Des
Moines party. Mr. Tunis will visit
for several days with his family at
aAmes before returning.
Herbert Harris has rented his
farm in Prairie township and about
the middle of November Mr.. Harris
will hold an auction sale on the
premises when he will sell his farm
machinery, horses. hogs, hay and
grain. also about 60 head of black
polled cattle.
w. S. Jones was called to Kill
burn City, Wisconsin, last week by
the serious illness Of his brother, DIR.
A. Jones, for many years a practic-
ing physician at that place, whose
advanced age Of 81 years makes the
complications especially dangerous.
Mrs. John +. Patty, formerly
Miss Rosa Mead Of this city, arrived
in the city last week with her three
children for an extended visit with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Patty
will be joined in several weeks by
her husband who is at present max
ing tour through Arkansas.
I'm case the Cummins men Oh
the county ticket should be elected
who will be the leader of the Cum
Minis men in this county? We sur.
mise the contest will be between
Hon. d. R. Young, manager of thu
News, and County Attorney, A. NJ
Cloud, both of whom claim to hav'
carried the county for Cummins a
the republican primaries.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Beck o
Bettsville, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Hull of Fort Seneca, Ohio, wer
guests at the home Of Mrs. d. r
Young during the past week. Mr.
Hall and Mrs. Beck are brother an,
sister Of Mrs. Young, and the presen
reunion is especially ENJOYABLE from
the fact that it is the first that ha
occurred in a great many years.
Capt. and Mrs. j. +. Merr
leave next Tuesday for Vicksbure
Mississippi, where Mr.. Merry goe
to make final preparations and hay
everything III readiness for the al
rival of the Governors Special trai
which will arrive on the fourteenth
The ceremonies connected with ii
unwilling of the different monument
promise to be among the most in
pressive ever held in the lutte
States.
AT the competitive shoot hel
at Independence last Wednesda
between the teams Of Company
of this city and Company L. Of Ii
dependence, the local team was d
feated by thirty-four points. On a
count of the strong wind and Il
sleet and rain that fell during Il
shoot, the accuracy of the mark
men was greatly impaired, and Il
shoot in general was unsatisfactory