Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-08-21

Miss Winnifred Maley is. q
guest Of friends in Dubuque.
Miss Maud l.. Crum is a CUES
at the home IF her brother in Osh
kosh.
i Mrs. Geo. r. Hamblin is visit
Iiting relatives and friends in Earl
vile, N. ".
Miss Edith Palmer visited
friends in Independence the latte,
part Of last week.
Miss Annie Morley returned
home this week after visit with
friends in Ackley.
Mrs. Forrest Crosier Of Du.
buque spent Thursday here with
Miss Susie Cockings.
/ Mrs. S. j. Edmunds returned
home Tuesday from visit with
friends in Spencer, la.
Miss Bessie Case. of Lone Rock,
Wisconsin is a guest here of her
sister, Mrs. L. L. Hoyt.
Mrs. A. HOLSTER goes to Belvi-
dere, Illinois, this week for Il visit
at the home Of her son Ed.
Miss Walters of Cedar Rapids
is spending few days here with
her friend, Mrs. Theron Coon.
Miss Hazel Mcintosh and
brother John are visiting relatives
in Plankington, South Dakota.
Earl Seeley has gone to Stewart,
Iowa, whore he will enter the Jewell
~ store conducted by his brothers,
Mortimer and John.
Mrs. Lutte Larsen of Indepen-
dence and Miss Armstrong Of Straw
berry Point we're guests here Sum
day Of Mrs. 9. G. Bradley.
Mrs ]. F. Knee and son Har
| old Of Omaha, Nebraska, who are
guests of relatives here we're Inde-
pendence visitors Tuesday of this
week.
A. Hollister was Dubuque
visitor Monday leaving here Thurs
day for Columbia Falls, Mont,
where he expects to remain three or
four weeks.
Mrs. @. T. Brownelland daugh-
ter May Of Dorchester, Wis, came
here last week to be with the form
er's mother, Mrs. NJ. L Davis, who
is in ill health.
ID. 2 Bradke of Hopkinton, has
purchased from Thomas Hines a
one half interest in the latter's gar
age in this city and will come here
tho first of next week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
North Manchester church will hold
an ice cream social on the N. Tren.
chard lawn Friday evening. Ice
cream and cake will be served.
IA number Of counterfeit silver
dollars have made their appearance
at Iowa. Falls and other places Of
late and people are warned to ex-
anime this denomination of the coin
of the realm closely in future.
Geo. Barrett who has been vis-
iting here for some time past re.
turned last week to his home in
Vermillion, South Dakota. He was
accompanied there by the Hon. G.
FW.Dunham and daughter Laura. f
Sired Lambert Of Beloit, Wis
consin, is guest at the G.. W..
Snyder home south of town. Mr..
Lambert, who is nephew of Mr..
Snyder is foreman in the shops of
the Fairbank, Morse Co. at that
place,
MIR. and Mrs. Karl Buren-Stein
left here Saturday for Chicago
where they will reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stein have been guests
here for some time past of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Pierce.
| Owing to the washout on the
Illinois Central line near Dubuque
the Barnum & Bailey circus trains
were very much delayed IN reaching
Cedar Rapids. The different sec
tions went through here Friday
morning between eight a. m. and
noon and arrived in Cedar Rapids
too late for anything but an even
ing performance as the putting up
of the big tents and all the neces-
sary disposal Of their paraphernalia
| is work of several hours duration
3; Prof. w. b. Guthrie of New
| York City will deliver his great lee.
ture on "The Moral and Religious
Interests of the Public in the Pres.
ent Economic Situation" in the NJ
q. church on Wednesday evening
Aug. Il. Everyone who feels any
interest in the welfare Of our lane
should hear Prof. Guthrie as with
; far-reaching knowledge he portrays
the danger and then with an Opt
mism born of faith, points out, thu
remedy. The price Of admission il
SO low that NO one can afford t,
stay away. 2wl
4 The death of Mrs. James Nc
Areavy occurred at the home of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Briel
here at $3.50 p. m. Tuesday Tuesday
1 August 18th. Although her dealt
: was not unexpected it came as
shock to her friends nevertheless
She had been i'll for some time wit
: that dread malady, consumption
= and it finally called her away fror
: this cruel world to take up her abod
lin Heaven. Katie O'Brien was tn
!. eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
: John O'Brien and was born at Volg
= City, Iowa, July 10, 1876. leavin
: her 81 years Of age at the time Q