Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-06-05

"A. Born was q Chicago visitor
last week.
Harry Seeds returned last week
from Grinnell.
Garry Thorpe was a Waterloo
visitor Sunday.
John Whitman returned last
week from Watcher.
Work shoes is the theme this
week of Gildner Bros.
II. Fischer is spending the week
in New Hampton, la.
Mrs. L. L. Hoyt left Friday for
a visit with relatives in Lone Rock,
Wis.
Miss Rose Sullivan of Dubuque
was guest Of friends here last
week.
Miss Mary Durling of Dyers-
vile, is visiting here with her sister,
Mrs. Tim Priest.
Miss Mamie Ward of Carbon
dale, ILL.,, liz visiting relatives in
Manchester and vicinity.
Miss Grace Smock of Edge
wood, visited friend in this city
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Peterson
and Ed. Farwell are in Chicago this
week attending a telephone conven-
ton.
Ed Moore is here for short
visit with friends on his way from
Usage to his new home in Portland,
Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Norris are
attending a state meeting of the
Masonic and Eastern Star orders at
Clinton.
Miss Mabel Ruggles of Chicago
who has been a guest here of Miss
Gertrude Anderson left Monday for
Dubuque.
w. L. Drew has just received a
complete line of ladies' summer
goods. For particulars see his ad-
vertisement.
The Mesdames W. o. Appleby
of Monticello and L. A. Wilson of
Greeley spent SUNDAY here at the TT.
j. Wilson home.
Mrs. E. e. Maxhan and baby
Ruth Of Denver, Colorado, are here
for the summer and are guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A..
Morse.
H. ]. Wilson, Miss Lucy Apple
by and Miss Florence Wilson were
in Greeley Tuesday attending the
funeral of Mr.. Wilson's aunt, Mrs.
Harry Wilson.
Z The Manchester base ball team
played Cascade on the latter's
diamond on Decoration Day and
were defeated by two points. The
score was 4 to 2.
Dean Paris, who has been en-
plpyed liz a creamery in Indepen-
dence, has returned here and is
working in the Manchester CO.
creamery.
Mrs. NJ. N. Wright of St. Louis,
Mo, is here for an extended visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
s. Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. Webber
have been entertaining DR.. and Mrs.
Weber and daughter Chastine Of
Cherokee who returned home Tues
day.,
r.. B. Lask Sweil known and
highly respected resi- dent Of this city
died here Friday, May 81. at the age
of 70 years. Interment was made
in the cemetery here Sunday. Ser
vices were held under the direction
OF Rev. Rumsey at the Baptist
church.
The month of April this year
was not the coolest April in the his
tory of the weather bureau, nor does
the last month hold the May record
for frigidity. But the months of
April and May 1907 were colder
than the same months in any year
since the establishment of the ser
vice..
"A marriage licence was issued
Monday to Rev. A. b. Keller and
Miss Nellie Chesterman and one
was issued Tuesday to Edward
Whittleton of New York and Miss
Jennie Tuegel of Dubuque. June
is the proverbial bride month
and the County Clerk is very will.
ing to do his share.
Friends here Of Miss Nellie
German will regret to learn of he,
death Sunday at her home in Water.
loo. Miss German was the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cor.
man, formerly of this city. Hel
cheerful and sweet disposition en-
deared her to all and especially he
fortitude during the long weeks o
illness and pain. The funeral was
held at Waterloo Tuesday.
"A large number Of northern
and southern Minnesota farmers art
being caught on a proposition Il
furnish a new Weight strand wir,
fence with posts for only ten cent
per foot. No deposits require,
when he order is. taken. but a not
is to be given to be paid when tn
fence is up. When the fence ha
been constructed the note turns GU
to be for 8 cents q wire foot, or 6
cents a foot for the fence. Do no
bite on that kind Of a proposition.
The Sixteenth Annual Com
mencement of st Xavier's Schoo
will be held at the City Hal
Wednesday evening, June 12tt
/ The class motto is esse. MOI