Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-10-02
BRIEF MENTION.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JAS. Bishop spent Saturday in
Independence.
4 DENLY Pride was up from
Earlville last Saturday,
Mrs. L. J. Rumsey spent last
week in Dyersville visiting relatives.
r. s. johnson is at home from
r a trip trip to Lacrosse, Wisconsin.
Mrs. II. G. Pierce and children
were Dubuque visitors Saturday,.
= Miss Esther Webber is at home
{ from visit with relatives in Chica-
~ Mrs. D. Harrington, of Hopkin-
ton was shopping in this city, Mon
day.
-Thos Henderson. of Ryan, was
trans, citing business in this city
Monday.
Mrs. M. p. Hennessey and Mrs.
G. F. Glissendorf spent Tuesday in
Dubuque.
Mrs. g. o. Noble and Mrs w.
1Rrr were Waterloo visitors on
Tuesday.
Mrs. W. W. Ford and son,
\ William, were Dubuque visitors
sThursday.
E. Byers Of Monticello was a
Manchester visitor the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Griffith and
children were Dubuque visitors
last week.
s IN, - .. Robt Haening, of Prairie
~ Zip was a business visitor to
I hi ", Monday.
n miss Gertrude Anderson spent
latter part of last week with
lends in Dubuque.
Geo. Simmons Jr. left Monday
.lor visit with relatives and friends
in Seattle, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Elder visited
over Sunday in Dubuque with their
daughter, Mrs. Ross Hart.
Miss Louise Herman and BROTH
er Joseph were over Sunday visitors
with relatives in Dubuque.
Bernard Beal and daughter,
bMrs. Geo. Durey are spending a
Jew days in Cedar Rapids.
-Messrs. and Mesdames s. Pop
ham and j. Petlon have returned
t.om an extended Eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Warrell left
Sonday evening for visit with
relatives in Jennings, Louisiana,
Mrs. ]. II. Allen and Mrs. VIM.
hutchinson expect to leave this
teek for an extended Eastern trip.
Miss Maud Tyler is at home
lfrom Beloit where she has been WIS.,
Sing relatives for the past two
months.
Avery Long returned Thurs
day to Grand Island, Nebraska, af-
tJr visit here with his mother,
Mrs. Ada Long.
Mn w. U. Barns, OF Marcus, Iowa,
!, visiting at the home Of his broth.
{er-in- law, Frank Hopstan, of Hazel
Green township. rs s
Miss Edna Clark who has been
aest here of relatives the past
Nv weeks left Saturday for Mime
|apolis, Minnesota.
MIR. and Mrs. ] P. Dickey who
shave heen guests here of Mrs. N. j.
Wolcott returned Thursday to their
home in Chicago.
Miss Sophia Bates returned
Thursday to her home in Cedar
Rapids after visit here with Miss
Hertrude Anderson.
The friends of Mrs. Margaret
Barr are pleased to know that she
has entirely recovered from her re-
cent serious illness.
@ Some facts worth knowing in
Elton to the ''staff of life," are
III sted in grocer L. G. Wells adver-
zsssing space in this issue.
Miss May Sullivan of Ryan
Ssited here the first of the week on
~ way to Dubuque where she will
ss.nd school at tho Visitation.
Kenneth Ash who has been in
Washington and Idaho the past few
months has returned for a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e..
Ash.
Mrs. B. J. Lawman and daugh-
Va. Frances returned home Satur-
AZ from several weeks visit with
Relatives in various places in New
yYork state and Canada.
Mrs. W. g. Kenyon. accompa-
! MED by her daughter, Mrs. E.
Hruby, went to Chicago, Monday,
Tor visit of two or three weeks at
The home Of her son, Harry.
-Mrs. Cornelia Atwater is plan
gang to leave next week for a visit
il Washington, D. g., with her
grandson Nevis. Before returning
SIome Mrs. Atwater will visitat va1i-
as eastern points.
County Supt. Joseph and Sup
syisor Robinson, Of Delaware coun-
Il u were in town, Friday. Mr.. JOS
eph is secretary Of the farmers in
y stitute, and they are already dis
tributing literature announcing that
Il ,aey are to have the faculty Of Ames
College at their institute, which &C.
k,,surs the second week in February
Independence Conservative.
Mary had little lamb, its feece
u Mas white as snow: it strayed away
SIs one day, where lambs should never
S go. And Mary sat her quickly dowr