Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-10
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Il The Woman's Club picniced al
. Oneida yesterday, about twenty from
here attending.
What is it that H Fl. Lawrence
2 theshoeman is offering free? Els new
adv. tells story.
Mrs. R. r. Robinson is enjoy.
: ing visit from her brother, Mr.. NJ
F. Parmlee of Sioux City.
The Science Circle will meet
, at the home of Mrs I. S. Doty next
Monday evening at 1880.
-Fr:d Rabenau was guest OF
: friends at Cornell College, Mt. Yer
; non, for few days of last week.
Mrs. G. G. Pierce spent last
week visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Carl Buren, Stein of Cedar
Rapids.
Miss Alma Leroy returned last
week from visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Won Oven at
Beloit, Wis.
MIR. and Mrs. s. e. Turner left
for South Dakota last week to look
over the land with view of settling
in that state.
MIR. and Mrs. Fl. B. Robinson
were called to Pearl City, Illinois,
last Sunday by the death of Mr..
Robinson's brother.
i Miss Nell Armistead went to
Mt. Vernon last week to visit with
her sister, Belle. who is attending
school at that place.
1 MIR. l. @. Bacon, one of Union
Townships most substantial farmers,
was business visitor in this vicin-
| ity the first of the week.
Miss Hazel Huene departed
Sunday for Chicago whore she will
take up the study of vocal music at
Sherwood's school of music.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. P. Adams de-
parted yesterday for Sandstone,
Minnesota, where they will make an
extended visit with their son.
-Burnie Reardon, son of M. F.
Reardon, and who is at present en-
ployed by the Illinois Central at st.
Louis, is visiting with friends and
relatives in the city.
Mr.. Ell. j. Schweitert and Bur
dette Young arrived Monday from
Springfield, ILL.,, where they made
the final exhibit of the I. @. r. r. at
the Illinois state fair.
Peter Boardway has disposed of
his flour and feed business to G. II.
Bunker, possession having been Civ
en- on Monday. Mr.. Bunker will
continue to deal in lumber and coal. |
The Maquoketa Record Gum
minis republican, has bolted the re-
publican candidate for representa-
tive in jackson county, giving as its |
reason that the candidate lisa stand
pat,er.
Mrs. Edward Williamson Of |
Milwaukee, Wis, and Mr.. Fred
Hatch of Early, have been visiting
for several days past in this city at
the home Of their mother, Mrs.
Mary Hatch.
VIM e. Lepley has disposed Of
his REQ automobile and pnsahased a
new four cylinder For -about.
The neY-ufases lFs2rs Atically
co,str,,, s5A ~
its class.
George Dougherty, formerly
employed in Boynton & McEweDss
jewelry store, and who is now a |
resident of Ottumwa, was renewing
old acquaintance the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Rob D. Graham and daugh-
tiers, Helen and Margaret, arrived
home last week from an extended
visit at the home of Mrs. Graham's
brother, Mr.. Baker, at Twin Falls,
Idaho.
Capt. Utley, Lieut.. Young and
Privates Meyers, burlington and
Schmidt departed yesterday for
Cresco, where they will represent
Company d in competitive shoot
held with Company z of that place.
MIR. G. Fl. Bunker, who has for
several months past been dealing in
coal, wood and hardwood lumber,
now deals in -four, feed, grain, hay.
cement, ETC., as will be seen by re-
fering to his new advertisement.
! BY a ruling of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, no excursion
tickets can be extended for any
reason whatever, sickness not being
excepted The new ruling will put
an end to people taking advantage
OF excursion rates to make long de-
ferred visits to distant relatives.
I'm another place in this issue
will be found an official program of
the Semi, Centennial Services to be
held in this city on The fiftieth an
niversary Of the First Congregation
al church. The services promise to
DO of exceptional interest to the
people Of this community.
DIR. G. Z. Dutton of Minneapo-
lis was a guest at the home of his
brother. Treasurer Dutton, for few
days of last week. Mrs. G. e.
Dutton and daughter who have been
visiting at the Dutton home during
the past two weeks, returned with
him to their home.
1 Word was received in this city
Monday morning announcing the
bold robbery of horse and buggy
near Earlville. The horse was a
valuable driving mare belonging to
Senator j. H. Trewin, and the buggy
and harness were taken from the