Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. IS. 1907
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BRIEF MENTION.

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ALLEN Leroy is at home from
an extended Eastern visit.
james Mcmillan Of Sanborr
visited Manchester relatives las
week.
w. E. Gildner, of Mason City
was a guest here last week of hi
brother.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rutherford
spent last week in Arlington witt
relatives.
Mrs. Fred Durey and son, w
F. Durey, are visiting relatives il
! Rockford, Iowa.
Mics Mary Collard left last wees
for Cedar Rapids, where she will at.
tend Coe College.
Mrs. II. j. Bolander of Lohr'
vile is visiting here at the home Of
her son Z B l.uIander
= "a Z. Blcodswcrth is guest il
= Dubuque at the home Of his daugh
ter, Mrs. e. w. Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Taber Of
Marble Rock; Iowa, visited here
over Sunday with their parents.
The breeding of the WINGED
horse uEaco" ia the subject of l.. G.
Wells advertisement this week.
Mrs. Grace Lynch Of Earlville
was Manchester caller between
trains Wednesday of last week.
Wednesday was arecord break.
) ing day at the County Clerks office
five marriage licenses being issued
Mrs. W. n. Roberts returned
to Waterloo the first, Of the week
after 8 visit here with her husband
Miss Eva Benson left last week
for Nashville, Tennessee, where she
! is lady principle of Fiske University
in that city.
j. D. Stacey and daughter
Jennie Of La Grange, Indiana, were
guests here last week of MIR. and
j. B. Engstrom.
{ Clarence Dittmer, editor of the
Little Jap, attended the Newspaper
I Convention in Dubuque Thursday
and Friday of last week.
Harry Seeds visited friends in
Grinnell part of last week before
leaving for Minneapolis, where he
will attend the University Of Mime
sofa.
Mrs. o. G. DePuy and daugh.
ter, Clara, of Edgewood were guests
here last Thursday Of Mrs. Calvin
Yoran, leaving Friday for visit in
Cedar Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Council.
man, of Seney, Iowa, who have been
guests here of Mrs Councilman't
sister, Mrs. @. B. Eaton, returned
home Thursday.
--Mrs. j, j. Pentony and W. Il
Magill were called to Clinton, Hi
nois, Thursdaysby the death OF then
, brother, Hugh S. Magill, which &C.
Hiram sabin tdok al II load 81
cows to. Chicago Monday where, he
will be met by A. G. Thompson Of
Cleveland, Ohio, who will dispose
of the cattle in the Ohio market.
ID. A. Motion, of Union, Iowa
visited last Saturday with his fathel
in.law j. w. Mansfield, who il
making his home at the present
time with his daughter, Mrs. Etfit
Taber.
Mrs Lizzie van Brooklyn o
LaPorte City, ard Mrs. Carrie Shir-
er If Hyannis, Ne ,raska, spent the
latter part OF. last week here at thu
home Of their brother, DIR. P. 3
Triem.
IN. j. Yoran wentto Chicago OF
business Thursday. He was joinet
there by his father, Calvin Yoran
who has been IN New York the past
two weeks They returned hom'
Sunday.
w. II: Norris OF this city viii
be the guest of honor at reception
at the Masonic Temple Thursda.
evening, Sept 26th,a 8 o'clock by
Orient Chapter, No. Is Of the Eas
tern Star Order.
"A. @. Philip left Saturday 70
Chicago where he will spend thi
week. He was accompanied as ia
as Rockford by his wife and daugh
ter, whowill visit friends in Belvl
dere. I'LL, for couple Of weeks.
Harvey Hampstead has bee
promoted to the responsible positio
Of chief electrician Of the Manches
ter Light, Heat and Power company
The position of night man is no.
occupied by Jay Smith, who ha
been with the NJ. & O. until recent
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Sam R. Young, of the Delawar
County News, left last week fe
Bruoklyn. New York. The New
has purchased a Linotype and Sal
will takea course. sof instruction j
the Mergsnthuler Linotype factor
and in about two months will r