Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-12-05

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Grinnell college, spent the week -end
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fuller and
daughter Lena are guests at the A.
G. Philip home.
e. H. Hoyt and wife were guests
of friends and relatives here for sew
eral days Of last week.
-Chas. Livingston Of Chicago
was a guest of friends in the city for
a short visit last week.
DR.. G. L. Leigh of Dayen-
port came up, to attend the big dance
at the Armory last Thursday.
Master Lawrence Scott of Wat
erloo was guest at the DIR. j. w.
Scott home for several days of last
week.
w. G. Chapel by notice in
another column, offers for sale a six
room residence and six building
lots.
Floyd Arnold and Harry Davis
who are attending the University at
Iowa City, were home over Thanks
giving.
The Misses Emily and Dorothy
Brown visited at the j. E. White
home in Davenport several days of
last week.
Nellie Hatch and Nina Carhart,
students at the State Normal school
at Cedar Falls, were at home over
Thanksgiving.
Fred Collard, an employee of
the Sinclair Packing Company at
Cedar Rapids visited his parents
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. jackson and
family of Dubuque attended family
gathering at the Horace Atwater
nome on Thurdsay.
ID. L. Young and 7. S. Doty went
to Des Moines yesterday to attend
the Agricultural convention being
held there this week.
Lawyers Z. G. Perkins and
Henry Bronson are in attendance
upon the United States circuit court
now in session at Dubuque.
ID. F. Hennessey was called to
Fonda last Thursday by the sad in
telligence Of the death of his brother
in-law, Mr.. Patrick Kelly.
The young child of Chas. Nc
Cormick is i'll with scarlet fever.
This is the first case of this disease
in many years within the city limits.
Miss Bessie Heath, who is
teaching school near Hopkinton,
spent Thursday and Friday visiting
with relatives and friends in this
city.
Miss Erin Mccain Of Coggon
and Miss Genevieve Mccain of
| Winthrop were guests of Miss Rose
Sullivan for several days of last
week.
-Supt. Frank D. Joseph has ar
ranged a n interesting teachers
meeting to be held at Greeley on
the 18th. The program will be
printed later.
Ensign A. Swanson, division
solicitor for the Iowa division of the
Salvation Army, was in the city
yesterday securing contributions for
1.-THE Army.
George S. Banta, who is en-
lployed on the staff of an Iowa City
newspaper, came home to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. S. Banta, south of town.
George Adams, Leon Richard
son, Melvin Richardson and Mary
Collard, all of whom are attending
school at Cedar Rapids, were in town
during their Thanksgiving vacation.
"A nine room dwelling house To-
Gated within two blocks of the
Clarence House is offered for sale OF
rent by W. 9. Chapel. See notice
in another column.
| Miss Belle Mcintosh, assistant
librarian at the State Normal school
at Cedar Falls; arrived Wednesday
| last for a short visit with her parents
IMr. and Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh.
Bert Hoag is making active
preparations for the installation of 6
boiler and engine. As soon as thif
new apparatus is in working order
Mr.. Hoag will carry an all-night
circuit.
Mr. and Mrs.. Chas. Heath lef
last week for Memphis, Tenn, where
they will remain for several weeks
visiting friends an d : relatives
Night operator Pierson has assumed
Mr.. Heath's duties ut the Illinois
s Central depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Hart of Ce
dar Rapids, who have been visiting
for several weeks at points in Mich.
igan and Wisconsin, were the guest,
Of relatives in this city Thursday
Mr.. Hart has resumed his work OF
the railroad.
Edward Putnam who has BEEF
living on the Putnam farm in Rocl
: Prairie, has decided to discontinue
farming, and last week moved hi
household goods into the Phoeb
Lyman house in North Manchester.
Mr. Putnam has accepted position
with publishing house, with whicl
he will take up his work in the nea
! future.
! "A telegram received by DIR. c
9 10. Bradley last Friday, brought tn
: sad tidings that Mrs. s. s Sherma
/ died IF nnenuoni:, at Glavalonr