Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-03
Frank Cowles visited relatives

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VIM. Dennis of Beatrice Net
is visiting his family here.
Clyde Wilson was Monticello
visitor the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Sabin an,
Mrs. John Rutherford spent Tues
Eday in Arlington.
Mi SIS Florence Meskimmen wa
hostess at very enjoyable part,
Monday evening
r. D. Joseph the County Super
|intendent is in Des Moines for ,
couple Of weeks.
j. D. Swain Of Independence,
has assumed the duties Of night op
orator at the Illinois Central.
Miss Dora Robinson Of st. Pau
Minnesota is guest here at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. John.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Hogan o.
Aberdeen S. D. are visiting relatives
and friends at Manchester and Mon.
ticello.
Rev. Wagner Of this city con.
Quoted services at Edgewood Sun.
day morning and at Greeley in the
evening.
Mrs. Mary Raymond, Of La
Crosse, Wisconsin, is visiting here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
:Glissendorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Blake are
the parents of baby boy William
Burdette Blake--born to them Sun
day morning.
DIR. GIL. Leigh who is travel
ling for a dental house in st. Louis,
Mo. arrives here this evening for a
visit with friends.
Henry Prowse who has been
spending his vacation here returned
Monday to Grinnell where he is en-
ployed in a jewelry store.
Marriage licenses were issued
to the following: Blanche C. Law
renee, Harry @. Austin; Myrtle L.
Appleby and Jasper Spare.
Mrs. Gilbert Shull and daught-
er Mary, and Miss Sadie Harris of
Columbus, Montana, are guests here
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Segar.
Mr.. and w. P. Powell and
familyare guests here this week of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Carr. Mrs.
Powell and Mrs. Carr are sisters.
e. E. Brewer and family are
preparing to occupy the residence
on franklin street owned by M. F.
Leroy and known as the Day
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lepley Jr.
and son, John, of Fort Benton, Mon,
left for home the first of this week,
after two weeks stay here with Mr..
and Mrs. Chas Lepley, ST., and
other relatives. sa
Commander A. B. Terril re-
quests US to announce that the reg
ular meeting of the G.. A. r. Moorse
Post will not b. held on Wednesday.
evening Of this week having been,
postponed until the next regular
meeting. Z.
Asnumber from here attended
the dedication ofthe First Methodist
Episcopal church at Anamosa Sun
day, June Both. Fl. L. Ram Of this
city had charge Of the singing and
a very excellent and enjoyable pro-
gram was rendered.
Last Sunday was Rev. Rum
seys last day as pastor Of the Bap.
list church here and the greater.
part of his congregation attended
the morning service. In the even
ing members of other churches at
tended the Baptist services to show
the respect and good will in which
Rev. Runlsey is held by the entire
community. The president Of the
Ministers Association expressed the
fellowship Of their organ
ization.
Members Of the Modern National
Reserve, an insurance organization
with headquarters at Charles City,
held an open meeting at the Pythian
hall in this city Friday evening
which was attended by members Of
the order from many of the towns
in this vicinity. The drill team and
head officers from Charles City
were present and after refreshments
the following made addresses: V. A.
Young, supreme president Of
Charles City; J. Wells of Indepen
dence; Sam G. Sloan, proprietor Of
of the Hildreth hotel in Charles
City; |. 4. Lee, supreme secretary
Charles City; W. Roberts of Water
loo; S. L. Kern Of Charles City;
Rey. j.. ". Wagner, Rev. II u.
Fleming and LATE Matthews, all Of
this city. M. F. Leroy acted as
toastmaster to the satisfaction Of
evryone present. IS
Wednesday, June Goth, occur,
red the death here Of William Henry
Trenchard. Mr.. Trenchard was born
in Steuben county, New York, in
1929, living there until 1916 when
he moved with his parents to Wis
cousin. In 1852 he came to Della
ware county and settled on tract
Of Government land which is now a
part of the city of Manchester. Nine
years later he enlisted in the civil
war, joining the Second Iowa Caval-
fy, Company I, and served until
mustered out at the close Of the war
in 1865, having enlisted once.
After the close Of the war he resided
in Colorado and Kansas until about
five, years ago when he returned to
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