Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18

MIb. u. Euts, OI IJelUl, lS VlH1LlnH
relatives here.
Mrs. Will Robbins, of Manches-
ter, came Tuesday TO visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mitchell. viii
came Thursday to go to the Straw
berry Point fair.
Mrs. F. D. Kriebs, of Beresford,
S. OAK, who has been visiting here
went to Strawberry Point Tuesday
to take in the fair and visit relatives.
Frank Glenn, of Arlington, spent
Thursday evening here the guest of
Miss Angie Bixby.
j. A. Combs was on the sick list
Thursday. l Ashline, his substi-
tute carried mail.
Geo. Hobbs returned from South
Dakota Friday where he has been
with some men looking after land.
DIR. W. T. Knapp, Of Belle PLANE,
Iowa, is here visiting his Uncle,
Tyler Palmer.
Mrs. R. G. Cooking returned
Wednesday from Erie, Ill. where
they we're visiting relatives and
friends. Mrs. Avery, Mrs. Cockings
mother returned with them for a
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. S. Rulon spent
Friday in Strawberry Point with
relatives.
Veneta Griffith, of Greeley spent
] Friday with Grandma and Grandpa
\ Whipple.
Mrs. H. A Stone and daughter,
Mrs. Will Hitchcock. returned Mon
day from Plainfeld, Ia, where they
were visiting the formers sister,
Yrs. Walter Bromley
Miss Nora Greiss spent Friday
:, and Saturday with Hopkinton rela-
tives.
Clair Whipple is taking vacation
from his duties as stenogaapher for
!, the |. G. Railway at Cedar Rapids
. and is spending few days with his
y parents here.
Lucretla Boyer returned Saturday
to Evanston, Ill. to take up her
! studies.
y Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Rnlon and
. mother Mrs. Henry Farmer were
- over Sunday visitors at o. Huene's
10 at Manchester.
E. Waudell and wife and Johr
IS Waudell attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Wells at Greeley Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huene O
i Chicago came last Saturday for {
visit at their aunt's Mrs. Henr,
te Farmer and family.
Leo Funk spent from Wednesda,
ID until Monday with friends and rela
" tives at Monticello and ATTENDED
a the fair while there.
Mrs. A. Funk and daughter hav
been at Ryan for several days pas
taking care of her sisters famil,
~ while the latter was in Dubuque
So having an operation performed on
IL cancerous growth.
n L. II. Waldo, of Akron, Mich
gan, was guest of his son, II. A
: Waldo, and family for week past
\. leaving Tuesday night for a visi
with his daughter, Mrs. w. H
y Clute, near Earlville.
y Mrs. r. G. Cooking and children
arrived home Tuesday morning
" from visit at her old home, Erie
n Ill. She was accompanied by he
mother. Mrs. Avery, who will re
k main for few days visit before re-
v turning home.
E. j. Tyrell started Monday
,. morning for Morey, Mimi, to visi
g his son Lou and get acquainted
n with his new grandson which wal
I born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Tyrel
!. about the Goth of June. E. j. ex
poets also to visit Rob Peet, lO(
! miles northwest of Morey before re
d turning home.
III The editor, wife and son are the
recipients of some pretty pieces o
v Chinaware brought direct from Ger
many by A. Funk and he certainl,
r. has our thanks for the liberal gifts
a Mr.. Funk brought home lar-e
e amount of pretty dishes, including
i dinner plates, soup plates, pi,
plates, pickle dishes, sauce dishes
Ia platters, cups and saucers, tea sets
ETC., and every piece is Of the bes
d German make, hand painted. L
y has been our privilege to take {
look at the array and it is certainly
% fine. Mr.. Funk invites everybody
to drive out and see them.-Journal