Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-05-29
II. B. Schermerhorn of Chicago
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ley the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Keisar were
in Dubuque the first of the week.
Mrs. j. G. Schaum will spend
next week with friends in Oelwein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Pierce and
family were Waterloo visitors Sun
day.
The appearance of the building
occupied by j. H. Allen is being
improved by painting.
Mrs. R. D. Parsons of Clarence,
Iowa, was guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ell. +. Arnold last week.
Mrs. Belle Smith of Strawberry
Point spent Sunday here as the
guest of Miss Lucy Appleby.
The banks of Manchester will
be closed Decoration Day, Thursday,
May Both, legal holiday.
Mrs. Luella Skinner Of Atlanta,
Georgia, is visiting here at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thorpe.
Charlie Walters returned Tues
day to Cedar Rapids to resume his
school work after short vacation.
Miss Maud Pikell entertained
number of her friends at very
pleasant party last Friday evening.
Don't forget the dance at the
Armory June 9Th. Carpenters
Orchestra will furnish the music.
Miss Edith Wells, who attends
school at Mt Vernon, spent Sunday
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. G. Wells.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. circuit
drove down from Edgewood last
Friday. Mr.. circuit returned home
the same day while Mrs. circuit re-
NAMED until Monday with relatives.
j. W. Miles returned Thursday
from Clinton, Iowa, where he has
been attending Masonic meeting.
He was accompanied as far as Miles
by his daughter, Miss Idell, who
spent the week there.
Clarence Lister left Monday for
Clarion, where he enters into part
nership with Theodore Roosevelt of
Ackley. DIR. Lister takes with him
the good will and best wishes of his
many friends here.
Miss Maud Flint left Tuesday
for Marshaltown as delegate to the
Iowa Legion Of Honor from Lamont
and Strawberry Point. She will visit
her father who is at Ottumwa be-
fore returning-Lamont Leader.
-Gildner Bros. tell something
about their business personal to the
firm, and give reasons in their new
adv. why they can make it worth
while for men and boys in need OF
clothing or shoes to call and see
them.
The Greeley Home Press, says:
"The controversy going on between
the Dairy City Creamery Co., and
several creameries in the county
has made no changes in the price Of
butter fat, but it is working up an
ennity among the farmers. :"
In another column can be found
one OF the best statements ever made
by the First National Bank Of this
city. 1t is quite safe to say that the
people Of a localitysare prosperous
when the banks which serve them
are ina prosperous conditions.
Invitations are out to the Gold
en- Anniversary and Commencement
EXERCISES Of Lenox College, Hopkin
ton, to be held there on the seventh
Of June. Among the speakers we
note the names of men residing Oh
we'll known here such as Rev. w
FL. Ensign, John T. Merry, NJ. w
Harmon. Geo. w. Durham, r. w
rerrill, B. W. Newberry, R. ]. Blk
by and Claude R. Porter.
friends here of Frank Merwil
extend their congratulations to hin
upon his marriage to Helen Hop
Washburn at Pasadena, California
last week. Mr.. Merwin is tn
youngest son of the late Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. M. Merwin and brothe
of Miss Lucy Merwin of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Merwin will resid
in Los Angeles where Mr.. Merwil
is employed in an automobile factory
Waterloo Courier: State Gam
Warden Green, of Sioux City, wa
in Waterloo last night, coming fror
Ida Grove, where he appeared as
witness in the case of the State v!
! IC. E. Sickle, who was accused {
) having three prairie chickens in hi
, possession during the closed season
The defendant entered plea {
> guilty on three counts and was az
: sessed a fine Of $75 and costs {
5 prosecution.
4 Monday night the ladies Of IL
n Congregational church gave a far
:, we'll reception in the church parloI
t for Rev. and Mrs. Suckow who al
T to leave SO soon. Rev. Sucko
9 preached his last sermon here {
8 Sunday. He is preacher Of e
n ceptional ability and his discourse
g have at all times been a source
n much edification to his congregatie
who are sincere in their regrets
n the departure Of himself and famil
: If there is one thing above a
le other a young man should
le ashamed Of doing, it is loaling wit
+ out aim, purpose or profit about t
l. streets. If you have nothing to d
70 stay at home-a part Of the time
'e any rate. No young man with a
10 self respect will content himself wi
8, aspiring to no higher reputati