Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-05-01
BRIEF MENTION.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lllllllluulluG

Mrs. w. II. Norris leaves the
latter part of the week for trip tc
Georgia.
d L. Rogers spent Saturday
OF last week at his home il
Marion.
Mrs. Ella Robinson of Greeley
is CUES: here of Mr.. and Mrs. H
j. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hoyt are
the parents of a boy born yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Ella Darbey of Waterloo
spent few days here last week
with Mrs. j. Il. Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hollister
are here from Belvidere for a shorl
stay with relatives.
Mrs. Jennie Jones and Miss
Idell Miles attended a library meet
ing in Cedar Rapids Tuesday.
--E. Bolsinger returned to
Manchester for short visit
with his parents in Colesberg.
Geo. Nefzger Of Bremen. and
Geo. Jakelin of Richland, were a.
mong the welcome callers at this
office Friday.
Misses Mabel Retz and Ethel
Tuttle of Lamont were the guests Of
Miss Frances Lawman the latter
part Of last week
Mrs. Alva 10 hnson, of Dubuque
was in this city last week, as the
guest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs
John Rutherford.
The Misses Edna Hull and
Madge Powers OF Anamosa were
guests here last week of Ethel
Lawrence and Esther Weber.
r. N Beacon returned Thurs.
day from his trip to southern Texas
and is very enthusiastic in his ac-
counts Of that part of the country.
-Luzerne Miner, Of Rockford,
Illinois, is visiting in the city a
guest at the home Of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Car
ter.
Mrs. W. G. Stewart and daugh-
ter Alice Of Waterloo spent Friday
and Saturday of last week
with Mrs. Stewards sister, Mrs.
Thomas Nealy.
Mrs. A. d. Holbrook arrived
here Saturday from Dyersyille to
join her husband. Mr.. Holbrook is
employed in Boynton's jewelry
store in this city.
The Epworth League Of the
Methodist Episcopal church will
serve their annual May breakfast
this Wednesday morning in the
church parlors at six o'clock.
Mrs.E. M. Honan and daugb-
ter Lucille of DEBORAH visited in
this city with relatives and friends
last weeks MRS. Ienan wills3sesbet-
ter remembered as Myrtle Coon.
w. R. G. and G.. A. r. will
have JOINT meeting Wednesday ev-
ening, May lst, at 1870. 1t is to be
a Grant and Sherman program with
suitable music. Old soldiers and
their families invited.
H. II. Lawrence invites the
readers of this paper to call at his
store and inspect the new and sty,
fish foot wear Just received. His
advertisement is of special interest
to the women folks.
Notwithstanding a drop of I
cents per pound in the butter mar.
ket, the Dairy City Creamery Co
announces that it will pay 81 cents
per pound for butter in whole milk
delivered at its creamery.
At the regular monthly meet
ing. of the board of supervisors hello
last Saturday, the Earlville and AL
!, moral road was established. But as
appears from the proceedings pub
lished in this issue, there will be
litigation as to the amount the coun,
ty is to pay Mr.. Medland as his
damages.
Mrs. L D. Carhart of Marion
Iowa, was in this city Sunday anc
spoke in the morning at the Presby
terrain church on the subject o
homes for friendless and orphaned
children. Mrs. Carhart is connect
ed with society which has severa
of these homes under their super
vision and makes this her life work
The friends in this city o
Miss Grace Walters were sur
prised to learn of her marriag,
at Montour, Iowa, last Thursda,
to e. G. Willard Jr. Of tina
city. She has been employees
there for the past seven week
in the millinery department o
the establishment owned by tn
groom's father. Mrs Willard i
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
/. Il Walters Of this city AM
is young lady Of charmip
personality. Her wide circle c
friends wish her much happiness
The board Of supervisors at thei
session last Saturday granted til
petition to establish a new WACO
road between Earlyille and Almora
The petition was circulated by til
citizens of Earlville who desired
shorter road to the G. G. w. static
at Almoral than the one they al
now obliged to travel. The propoi
ed road cuts through the farm of ,
S. MeGland. who has been tendere
the sum Of $500 damages for thu
portion Of his property which tt
road will traverse. Mr.. Medlan
gave the board notice that he woul
MT acrent the amount offered an