Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-06-20
DELHI,

OEkdl.
e. FL. Blanchard transacted bust
ness in Manchester Saturday.
Supervisor J. j. Kirkwood of Hop
kinton, had business in town Satur-
day.
Mrs. Pearl Maxwell of Delaware,
was caller in town Saturday.
Pansy Griffin has returned from
Minnesota.
Miss Amelia Jones returned home
from Omaha, where she spent the
past six months with her sister, Mrs.
Mccoy.
T. II. Lynch has returned after an
absence OF two weeks.
F. E. Stimson attended meeting
of the bankers of the state at Cedar
Rapids last Thursday.
Mrs. E. B. Porter went to Hopkin-
ton last Thursday to hear the Hon.
Geo. D. Perkins speak.
G. II. McRunnells, of Alta, Iowa,
was calling on friends in town Thurs
NJ. H. Benson of Des Moines was
in town last Tuesday talking in
surancc.
E. b. Porter and wife, E. G. Per
kins, 3. Fl. Flemming and Miss
Susie Bondurant attended COM
mencement exercises at Leno X
college.
Mrs. Jane Flack, of Strawberry
Point, was calling on her Delhi
friends last week.
Sunday was Odd Fellows Decora-
ton Day for Delhi lodge. Rev.
Young Of Earlville, delivered an ex-
cellent address, after which the
graves Of the deceased Brothers and
Sisters were decorated.
Geo. Matthews, E. j. Carpenter
and son of E arlville attended
memorial services here Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. John Corbin and daughter
of Saulpa, Okla, who have been
visiting at D. S. Corbin's, will re-
turn home this week.
O. j. Jameson has the contract to
build an addition to barn on the
Peter Wragg farm.
G.. M. Himmel has been building
cement walks at his home. Henry
Versey did the work.
Geo. Thorpe, wife and daughter
Of Manchester spent Sunday st S. N.
Chase's.
Warren A. Brayton, wife and
daughter of Poland N. V. who have
been visiting at J: M. Brayton's fol
the past week, returned home Satur.
day.
Will South, of Chicago, was q
recent visitor at the AIbrook home
N. E. Gleason and wife drove tc
Manchester Saturday.
Mrs Chas. Stone visited relatives
in Cedar Rapids last week.
Thos. Dunlap and wife of Hopkin
ton spent Sunday at Jos. Philips
home in Delhi.
Geo. Pulver is on the sick list.
At meeting of the school boart
last Friday evening, Hiss Babcocl
Of Walker, was elected as inter.
mediate teacher and Miss Barr o
Manchester as primary.
coLEsBURG.
Mrs. NJ. j. Wilson returned Tues
day from a pleasant visit will
Greeley friends.
W. G. Kircheck was over from
Delaware on insurance business tn,
latter part of the week.
DIR. e. A. 'Tobie and family Of
Earlville came over Sunday to SCI
his father, DIR. G. A. Tobie. Mrs
Tobie and Zala remained for long
er visit, II. A. returning home Sun
day evening.
Mrs. A. w. Rea went to Fayettt
Wednesday to attend commencement
at the Upper Iowa University. He
niece, Miss Irene Lochridge, is on,
of the graduates. The friends O
this former Colesburg girl are graft
fled to hear Of her success olong ed
ucational lines. She will teacn il
Minnesota next year where she ha.
secured a school at $50 per month
Mrs Rea will remain for few day
with Mrs. T. J. Lochridge.
Mr.. Harry Keller and wife ant
Phil Every went to Gnttenburl
Thursday morning, going from Their
on the excursion to Dubuque wher
they took in the circus.
Other Colesburgers going to the
circus by way of Dyersville we're r
G, Currie and wife, Mrs. Davi,
Moreland and children, and Mr.. c
+. Kuee and wife and son, Fred.
Mrs. M. j. Wilson left Frida,
morning for New Hampshire Tor til
home of her sister, Mrs. L. d. Lane