Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-20
r.. B. McAdsms of Chicago

city.
-Thos. Hamlet of Wood was a
business visitor to this city last Sat-
urday.
Geo. Link attended the funeral
# Henry Kipp at Dyersville last
Thursday.
Carl Rabenau went to Iowa City
last week to spend the summer with
relatives
James Broadie was guest at
his home in Fredericksburg the first
of this week
II you are going away ona trip,
you should read Kalamity's new
announcement.
Miss Matte Smith OF Dyersville
is guest at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. A. A. Anderson.
John Cameron of st. Joe. Mich
is IA guest at the home of his mother
Mrs. j. Cameron.
20. w. Keagy attended meet
ing in Cedar Rapids last week of the
Iowa State Bankers Association.
There will be meetings of tie
Ct. A. II. and w. r. G.. today WED
nesday) at the usual hour.
Wade Brown of Chicago spent
Sunday with his wife who is guest
at the home of M. X. Brown of this
city.
Mics Clara Marshall who has
been visiting with friends in South
Haven, Mich. returned home last
week.
Herbert A. Anderson of Toledo,
Ohio is spending his vacation at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson.
Mrs. Jacob Swager and daugh-
ter left here Monday for visit with
friends in Dubuque and points in
Illinois.
Mrs. L. A, Wilson of Greeley
returned home Monday after a few
days visit here at the home of her
son, II. j. Wilson.
Misses Fern and Blanche Bax-
ter left Tuesday for Rockford, Iowa,
where they will remain about a
month with relatives.
Mrs. G. J. Seeds and niece
Josephine Hutchinson left Monday
for Charlotte, Michigan, where they
will visit Mrs. Seeds father G. G.
Thompson.
-Chas. Noble returned home last
week. He has been away since
February on an extended business
trip through western Iowa, the Da-
kotas, Missouri and other western
states.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dobbins for the
wedding Of their daughter, Emma,
to Vim. P. Ryan which will take
place June 28th at St. Patricks
church in Mont.
Miss Georgia Baker of Greeley
left here this Wednesday morning
for Twin Falls, Idaho, where she
will Join her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
B. A. Baker who moved there a
short time ago.
BY an oversight, the program
published last week of the Old
Settlers meeting to be held in the
Art Hall at the Fair Grounds on
June 2Sth, failed to state that sugar,
tea, coffee and cream will be furnish
ed free to those in attendance.
Lloyd Ballard who went to
Colorado two years ago in the hopes
of improving his health has returned
home. His expectations were realiz-
ed, his health being fully restored
by the change of climate, and unless
1.-THE ailment lasthama) with which he
was afflicted returns he willcontinue
to make this his home and resume
his studies in the high school.
Senator Cal. d. Clark of Wyom-
ling, delivered the commencement
address at the Iowa State University
on the 18th inst, In his remarks he
denounced the citizen who fails to
take part in politics and claimed
that it is largely due to that, that
we have political corruption, and
gave it as his belief that at no time
in the nations history was honor,
integrity and industry bett reward
ed or dishonesty more promptly
punished.
Mrs. N. H.. t n of Cleveland,
Ohio, formerly of this city and who
is cousin + Capt. ]. F. Merry, is a
visitor at his home, arriving here
Tuesday. Thursday Mr.. and Mrs.
! Merry and Mrs. Huston will drive
to Almoral where they will visit sew
i eral families among whom are Chas.
Cruise, w. d. Faust, Roy Basker-
!, vile, w. H. Clut, and P. H. Aus
T man. All of them relatives of Mrs.
: Huston and Mr.. Merry.
Now let Howard Ram Of Della
ware county alone. He has done the
best he conld.-Oelwein Record.
3 Barring the political bunch that he
q has received Howard is all right,
( Bro. Reed. He is now attending
: strictly to business and his friends,
r of which he has legions, have hopes
that he will in good time fully re-
! cover from the knock out which
i caused the aforesaid bunch. His be-
n ing grisvously awry politically is
s his worst failing.
There is law to take effect
July 4, 1906, passed by the last gen.
Q eral as sembly in regard to the pub
Q fishing of registration Of stations o,
Q bull kept for service or offered for
Q sale or transfer. Any person keep
9 ing for sale or service any such ami.
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