Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-07-18
III. 1. Ram was a Dubuque

visited friends at Arlington last
week.
Mrs. F. S. Walker of Fayette
was guest of Mrs. l.. E. Fleming
over Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Klonus of Winthrop, baby girl
Tuesday.
Charley Burhaus went to Axtel,
Kansas, last Friday and will remain
there a short time.
Mr.. G. Hinde, wife and baby of
st. Louis have been visiting at the
home of Geo: Reyes.
Mrs. b. f. Smith and son Bailey
of Washington d. @. are here guests
of Mrs. I'll. j. Wilson.
Miss Clemens of Dyersville is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Meskimen this week.
If you want anything in the
line of trunks or suit cases, read
Gildner Bros ad this week.
Paul Baxter of Rochelle, ILL.,,
was a guest of his brother, Bert b.
Baxter, the first of the week:
The Hollister Lumber Co. ad-
vertise soft lump level coal at $3.50
per ton in their ad this week.
DIR. II. NJ. Bradley has returned
home from visit with his father
at Southern Pines, North Carolina.
Mrs. R. E. Carpenter acc ompani-
ed by Nixon Denton went to st. Paul
last Saturday for a few days visit.
Harry Marvin and family of
st. Paul are visiting here with Mr.:
Marvin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R..
NJ. Marvin.
Misses Laura Hyde and Elsie
Jones were here over Sunday from
Hopkinton where they are attend
ing summer school.
Joe Mccormick attended the
meeting of the North Eastern Iowa
Editorial Association at Cedar Falls
last week.
Mrs. VIM. Donnelly Of Ryan
and Mrs. w. A. Abbot of Lamont
visited last week with their mother
Mrs. Klonus.
Mrs. Hamilton and daughter,
Pauline, of Cascade, Iowa, are visit
ing at the home Of the formers par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Mewcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Gildner
went to Chicago last week for a
weeks visit. From there they will
go on an extended trip around the
lakes.
Harry Burbridge is visiting here
with his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Burbridge. Harry is now
residing in Dubuque where he has a
good position.
will Belknap of Ann Arbor,
Michigan, is expected hero this
week. He will remain several weeks
and will be guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Pentony.
Mrs. Jean Andrews who has
been visiting at the hometof hel
parents, Mr.. and Ms John Hogan
for several weeks, returned Monday
to her home at .Norfork, Nebraska
"A very exciting ball game took
place at Spring Branch Sunday be-
tween Spring Branch and Middle
field, twelve innings were played and
Middlefeld finally won. The Score
was 8 to Z.
Attention is directed to Tho
local Of John Mulvehill of offering
for sale his 100 acre farm 81 miller
south of Nashville in Prairie town
ship. This is fine piece of lane
with good Improvements and SHOULD
readily attract a buyer.
Will Fowler, a former Manches
ter hoy, spent Friday in this cit,
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Denton
Mr.. Fowler is connected with tn
Orpheun Circuit and has beel
showing the past week in Ceda
Rapids. He was accompanied her
by his wife and little daughter.
| Winnie Kimball, who was
guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. A. Hol
lister. and Irma Snowden departe
Tuesday for the formers home q
Delavan, Wisconsin, where Mis-
Snowden will remain for a short Wis
it. They were accompanied as ia
as Dubuque by Mrs. Hollister, d
Hollister and Ruby Scott, the part
making the trip in Mr.. Hollister
automobile.
If the people have any desire
travel this summer, the rail road al
certainly trying to encourage then
The Illinois Central and Great We
tern made So round trip rate,
: st. Paul and Minneapolis last Satu
: day and now the Great Western a.
: nounces So round trip rate
Chicago on August 4-5-6, good
: return any time until August lot
q The ticket will be good on any reg
!, lar Great Western train, going
returning.
n The following is III Q 10,
+ weather.crop bulletin for the we
! ending July l6, 1906: From Mond
to Saturday the average temperate
was about the normal for the mi
+ summer period. The cool wa
n Saturday night and Sunday afford
n agreeable relief from oppressi
q warmth and humidity. The rainf
10 was variable, ranging from a trs
81 at many stations to copious show
30 in widely scattered localities. Gen
70 ally the rainfall has been defcit
m for the first half Of July, but I
e supply of moisture in the soil is a
II pie as vet for corn and small or,