Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BRIEF MENTION.

mOnC.
Mrs. Crum has returned from
Oskosti.
-Mrs. Sherlock visited in Farley
last week.
Welcome Abbott was here from
Lamont Sunday.
Jack German was an Independ-
ence visitor Sunday.
Miss Nell Sullivan spent last
Saturday in Dubuque.
E. j. Cougar was in Mason
vile on business Monday.
Miss Margaret Myers spent
Sunday in Independence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hoag were
Sunday visitors in Lamont.
Fred Durey spent last Friday
in Cedar Rapids on business.
Mrs. Roy Morse Of Helena,
Arkansas, is here to spend several
months.
Mrs. N. Fuller, of Ehler, is a
guest at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Powers.
Bert Grems was at Central City
Thursday looking after his business
interests there.
Earle Tabor was guest at the
home of w. II. Magill from Satur-
day to Monday.
-Mrs. Jane Rich and daughter
Susy were in Delaware last week
visiting relatives.
Miss Josie M cCann, Of Eu
buque, was guest Of Miss Nell
Sullivan last week.
MIR. and Mrs. R. w. Terrill re-
turned last Tuesday from their visit
to Lake Charles. La.
Miss Maud Crumbs athome from
Denver, Colorado, where she has
been for some time past.
Mrs. G. A. Kendall, of Earl
vile, was a guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Grems last week.
Fred Richardson has removed
his Office from Franklin st. to the
building owned by Mark Sheldon
on Main St.
20. B. Mills returned last week
from Summeryille, Tenn, and will
opena photograph gallery here in
the near future.
Fl. N Beacon returned Sunday
morning from his trip through
Western Iowa. Mr.. Beacon says
every one in that locality is hunting
ducks.
-Chas. Keiser and family have
purchased the Sherman place and
will move in this week. They have
been occupying the Beacon house
on Howard st.
"A. M. Cloud and mother and
two sisters Of Earlville left Friday
for Cedar Rapids. From there Mrs.
\ Cloud. and son will go to Iowa City
for 9. short visit. :
Last Thursday an excursion
from New Hampton, which had been
visiting the Penitentiary at Anamosa,
had four hours wait at Oneida so
they coupled their car to the M. & o.
and spent their time in Manchester.
Mrs. John Meader left last Sat-
urday for Cedar Rapids where. she
will remain few weeks before go
ing to Portland, Oregon. Mrs.
Meader does not expect to return
from Portland for about ten months.
-Mesdames Chas. E., Earl, and
Henry Bronson departed Monday
evening via the ILL., Central, for Chi
cago. Before returning to her home
at Spencer, Mrs. Earl Bronson will
visit her mother, Mrs. Miranda May
at Lafayette, Ind.
Editor and Mrs A. T. Klinkner
attended the Northeastern Iowa Ed
itorial Association meeting at Man
chester Friday and were the guests
Of Mr.. Clarence E. Dittmer, Editor
Of the Little jap" Clarence is one
of the youngest editors in the state,
being only fifteen years old, and the
proprietor of print shop that is
valued at over $780, Farley News,
The following is the panel sum-
moned from this county to appear
as Jurors at the United States Dis
trict Court to be held at Dubuque
commencing Monday, April %
Grand Jurors, Chas. L. Hoag
Oneida, and Herbert Harris, Man
chester; Petit jurors, John D. Fren.
tress, Thorpe; F. L. Minkler, Edge
wood, and j. S. Jones, Manchester
A professional cistern cleane'
tells that at least once year eact
housekeeper should put cupful o
common baking soda into the els
tern. 1t not only kills all insec
life that may be in the water, Blu
renders it softer and better for al
purposes, even fit for drinking. |
will make cleaning unnecessary IN
less trash has been dropped int
tne clsteTn.
"The Gospel Truth" put on b
home talent at the Central Oper
House on Tuesday evening of las
week was greeted by crowde
house. The production of the pla
reflected great credit upon thos
taking part. and was perhaps th
best home talent play produced her
in recent years. The receipts wei
1920 which will go to the publ
library for the purchase Of ne
books.
-Anent the Editors meeting he
in this city, the Cascade Phone
says: The newspaper boys and Il
cit;zans IF Manchestar did ther