Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-05-09
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buque Tuesday for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hutchinson
were Dubuque visitors last Monday
Michael German of Waterlo
was the guest Of his brother, James
last week.
II. j. Schiewertert was in Kala
mazoo, Michigan, for a few days las
week on business,
Miss Hazel Mcintosh of Aurora
spent Sunday witIislier parents, Mr.
and Yrs. A.. Mcintosh.
Miss Agnes Cosgrove was here
over Sunday from Usage, for visi
with friends and relatives.
Last Thursday morning bah,
girl was born to Mr.. aud Mrs. G. B
Harris of Prairie township.
Miss Winnie Turner went IL
Ryan Tuesday, being called there
by the illness OF her niece.
Mrs. j. s. Jones left yesterday
morning for Keokuk, where she will
attend a P. E. O. Convention.
MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Copeland
are She proud parents Of a baby boy
born last Thursday morning
John Banta left here last weel
for Kalispell, Montana, where hi
will make his home in the future.
Mrs. Enos Hamblin was calico
to Earlville Tuesday by the illness
of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Chas
IIamblin.
Mrs. ii. Williams left Monday
for DeSmiet, South Dakota, where
she will remain all summer with
her sons.
Airs. II. L. Balcome returned
the first of the week from Indian
Territory where she has been fol-
some time past.
Miss Lillian Fleming left Mon,
day for Fairbanks, Iowa, to attenc
an Epworth League Convention
She will remain until Thursday.
IS. Earl Taylor of New York
stopped in this city over Tuesday
with his sister, Mrs. Alton Durham
Mr.. Taylor is en- route for Denver.
( Mrs. j. sH. Allen left Tuesday
morning for Wisconsin, where she
will remain few weeks with friends
and relatives in Benton and Lead
mine.
Miss Ruth Paxson was in this
city over Sunday .n her way from
Chicago to Waterloo where she viii
remain short while. before leaving
for Colorado.
Mrs. DIR. j. w: Ntzmaurice anc
Miss Coincidence of Chicago spent
the greater part Of last week visiting
friends in this city, guests at the
homes of Mesdames D. w. Barr and
A. L. Beardslee.
The Misses Dora and Alma lie.
Roy and their brother Allen, return
ed home last Saturday from Europe
where the Misses Leroy have spent
the past two years, and were joined
there by Allen thirteen months ago
Last Friday evening basket
social was held at the Gates school
house east Of town. The social was
held for the benefit of the Spring
Branch base ball team aud was:a fl
naneial as we'll /. as q assoeial SUCCESS y g
Tickets. for the excursion te
Minneapolis and FSe Paul can be
procured at the following places
A. II. Blake & Son, y. u. Stewart
Stearns & Mccormick, First Nation
al Bank and Delaware County State
Bank.
Isaac Vaudeville, who made the
butter that took the gold medal al
the Centennial, died at his home in
Winnebago, Ill, week ago last
Saturday. The deceased was ,
brother-in-law of Mrs. Thomas
Elder.
VIM. Hockaday3 is laying the
foundation on his lot, on Gay stree
recently purchased Of G. w. Storey
for his house which he will move
from his farm just north Of town
The contract for the moving Of the
house has been let to a Cedar Rapids
firm.
Miss Frances X. Bement, +;
missionary from Shao.wu, China
supported by the Endeaverors o
Iowa, will speak atthe Congregation
al church on Friday evening, Ma,
IL, at 1880 o'clock. Miss Bement
has had many thrilling experience
in her work and all are invited tt
come and enjoy an evening full o
interest.
Captain Merry's address on APP
pomatox, at the City Hall Oper'
House last Friday evening, wa
better than any Of his former effort
in this city. AT times the Captain
delivery equalled that Of profes
sional orator. The whistling sol
by Mics Sire was greatly appreciat
ed. Miss .Stire is. without a question
a wonderful whistler.
The Ladies Aid Society Of tn
Methodist Episcopal church have al
ranged for an excursion to Dubuqu
June second via the M. & O. an
e.. w. Rys. The rate for a roun'
"trip ticket is $l.4O. The trail
leaves here Saturday, June second
at seven fifteen a. m. and reache
Dubuque at nine a. m. Returnin
train leaves Dubuque at five p. n
and arrives in Manchester at 81
forty five p. m.
Under the rules Of the Republ
can primary system Of this count.
the candidates whose names are