Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-10

DR.. h. Heykens visited relatives
in Freeport Illinois last week.
Tom Barker of Waterloo was .
Manchester visitor last Friday,
Miss Minnie Hagge spent las,
week here with Miss Alma Fischer
Eugene Beyers of Monticello
was a Manchester visitor last week,
"A number from here celebra-
ted the fourth in adjoining towns.
Miss Mary Borghorst went to
Dyersville Monday for a three weeks
stay. 49,.
M. F. Leroy was a Chicago
business visitor the first of the
week. otta
Jesse jackson Of Dubuque was
a Manchester visitor the first Of the
week.
m. 1. B. Richmond shipped
three cars of hogs to Chicago this
week.
Mark Sheldon arrived home the
first of the week from Seneca. South
Dakota.
John Whitman is here from
What Cheer for a brief stay with
his wife.
Miss Grace Sheldon is enter
tanning Miss Minnie Slatterey of Du-
buque. s
Those intending to take a SUN, 4
mer vacation should read Gildner
Bros. adv. Is.
Mrs. g. G. Pride is quite i'll at
her home in this. city with a COM
.plication of diseases.
"A. Philip is in Clinton attend
ing a meeting of the State Pharma-
eentical Association.
3. Mrs. Pearl Talcott of Delta,
Kansas, was guest here at the Dan
Clifford home last week.
Miss Ona Blanchard of Mason.
vile was guest here last week of
Miss Jennie Sullivan.
II. d. Freedman of Cleveland,
Ohio, is visiting friends in Man
chester and vicinity.
The Jones Mill Grange will
meet Saturday. July 18th, at the
home of Herman Sabin.
DIR. w. E. Boynton arrived here
Monday from Chicago to spend the
summer in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Croskey of
Littleport, visited relatives in Man.
chester the first of this week.
Or and Mira .. n Tr;en ara
at home again from an extended Wis
it in LeaveDworth, Washington.
Mrs. q. Meskimmen and child
rem, Florence and Raw, left Monday
for visit with relatives in Waukon,
Iowa.
-Lennie Brender Of Chicago is
spending couple of weeks here at
the home of Dr.. and Mrs. P. E..
Triem. 81 Ii
Mr. and Mrs a .Mo,se oro
entertaining M Morsa,s cousin
Mrs j Franc r aW;lk;a y Denyar'
Colorado. s.
L e. Wells .tells in b;s new
flour adv. whv bread makers should
be ,carafnll n making bread in hi
weather
Mrs. May Earl and two child
rem of Otto, Iowa, arrived here Mon
day for a visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. @. H. Mattox.
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Point returned home Monday after
a visit with relatives in this c;tv
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George Chapman Of Clark's dry
goods store is spending the week, in
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-Mlss yerna Wagner who hai
oeen IN charge OF the millinery de
partment OF y; Ciark's dry goods
store, goes 10 her nome at Jefferson
cation 0' s' '"