Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-25
BRIEF MENTION.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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relatives in Dyersville.
Frank Anders was an over Sun
day visitor in this city.
George Adams was here iron
Cedar Rapids over Sunday.
Mrs. John Marschall is spend
ing few days in Dubuque.
Mrs. r. R. Robinson is spend
ing the week in Sioux City.
Allen Leroy returned to Beloi
Wis. last week to attend college.
-Gildner Bros. talk about fancy
and whit 9 vests in their space thi'
week.
Mr. and Mrs. l. w, Lampmar
are spending few days in Marion
Iowa.
Mrs. Calvin foran is at home
from visit with friends in Win
throp.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Shelley Of
Monticello are visiting friends in
this vicinity.
VIM. Well of Linton, North Da.
kota, visited here last week with Mr.
and Mrs j. W. Funk.
Mrs. George Hitler is entertain.
ing her mother, Mrs. Sarah Garmick
of Morrison, Illinois.
Louise Nieman was called to
her home in Earlville last week by
the illness Of her sister Lena.
The w. c. I. IT, will meet
with Mrs. H, G. Haeberle, this Fri
, day afternoon at half-past two.
Several from here attended the
J, funeral of Hon. Anthony Limback
at Dyersyille Monday morning.
Mrs. w. w. Young is making
an extended visit in Verndale, Min
nesota, with her brother, j. T. King.
Mrs. L. l.. Hoyt goes to Lone
Rock. Wisconsin, this week for a
visi: with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Case.
Fred Rabeneau went to Iowa
City Friday, where he will begin a
course in medicine in the State Uni
versity.
Monday, traffic on the Illinois
Central was tied up owing to the
derailing of Is. freight cars near
Dyersyille.
B. w. Green's, +. Blair,
Z ii. Wilson and Francis Dun
4 ham are at home from their Cana.
dian "trip.
Bert Simpson, Of Chicago, who
has been guest here of relatives
and friends returned to that. city
last Saturday.
Mrs. Vim. Holbert and daugh-
ter. Fannie, and son, Eugene, visit
ed in Independence the latter part
of last week.
Miss Frances Henry, who. has
s4been visiting relatives here returned
the latter part Of last week to Troy
Mills, New York.
Al Burrows has sold the
Clarence house barber shop to A
Fl. Cleveland Chas. Harrison will
have charge Of the shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Newman, Of
Cedar Rapids. were guests here Fri
day OF their aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. David Waugh.
The old Cooley place south Of
town was recently purchased from
George L. Halhron by G. B. Mills
at congideration of SlS00.O0
Mr.. and Mrs. David Waugh,
are entertaining their niece, Miss
Dora Vandusen. of Watkins, New
York, who will remain here several
weeks.
Bert Russell and daughter,
Grace left Friday for visit with
relatives in Missouri Before re.
turning home they will make briel
visit in Chicago.
Mrs Phil Van Auken left Tues
day for Rolf where she will visit
relatives for couple of weeks, from
there she goes to Spirit Lake Tor .
two weeks visit.
The Eclipse Lumber Co. brings
in change Of nd too late for thil
issue. 1t advises the coal buyer tt
! try Schuylkill coke and compare it
merits with that of other fuel.
Mrs. A E. Mather visited he
daughter, Mrs. Ida Snowden at Fay
cite last week returning Friday te
leave the following day for Eldor,
and New Sharon. Her son, Franl
is employed in the latter place.
Mrs. Amanda Skinner returned
last week from a very ENJOYABLE
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Davis
who reside on farm near Straw
berry Point. Mrs. Skinner left Sat
urday for two weeks visit in Ea"l
vile.
hO ~ CotCA PhAU VI Anoo VIZ
there was q gasoline famine in thi
city. 1t is not attributed to tn
scarcity of gasoline on the marke
but rather to the scarcity of mean
of conveyance.
William Crosier. publisher {
the Coggon Monitor, spent last SUI
day in Manchester. He says tina
the railroad from Anamosa to Coz
gon has elected new officers, an
that its extention westward is anon
ahe probabilities.
Commenting upon prospec1
for the Iowa corn crop j. r. Sag
director Of the Iowa Crop servic
said the weather at this time
easily adding half a million dolla
daily to the wealth of the farme
of the state by maturing the cor