Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-07-15
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Mrs. II. M. Barr visited from Fri
day until Sunday with L. d. Platt
and family at Oelwein.
Misses Clara and Margaret Cass
OF Manchester were guests Of their
aunt, Mrs. Fred Ullman, over the
Fourth.
Mr.. Arthur Undergreen and Miss
Cora Bagby of Cedar Rapids were
guests Of the latter's uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Steele. Tuesday. !,
j. nj. Stewart came up from Man
chester Tuesday morning for short
visit with his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Cora Alger, and other friends.
Miss Ruby Boone returned to her
work at Oneida Monday evening.
T. j. James and wife moved into
their new house the first Of this
week.
T. A. Peet and family enjoyed a
couple days visit with Mrs. Poets
parents near Nashville during the
Fourth season.
i Mrs. Mary Towslee was guest
of Mrs. j. ii. Firman at Dundee
from Friday until the first OF this
week.
G. z. Wheeler and family were
entertained at the home of the for
mer's cousin, Mrs. j. b. Clark, at
}, Delhi over the Fourth.
i Miss Tressie Elliot returned to
her work near Delhi Monday night
/ after having spent the Fourth at her
home near here.
Miss Myrtle Sherman went Cedar
. Falls Tuesday for short visit with
r her sister, Verna, who is attending
: summer school at the State normal.
a Mrs. A. Dersmore. whose serious
: illness was reported in this papel
' last week, remains in much the same
Q condition that she was a week ago
s Loving hands are doing all they can
+ to help her regain her health.
: DR.. A. L. Breed, former Edge.
9 wood boy who is now practicine
y physician at Rock Elm, Wis, visit
i ed relatives and friends at this place
$ this week. He made the trip over
s land in his Lambert automobile.
! We are glad that we can say that
s Mrs. @. H. True is able to be VI
: around the house and walks around
T. the yard. with the assistance of 6
cane. Her large circle of friends
> will be glad to hear of this.
: At twelve o'clock yesterday July
s, at the home Of the groom's par
ents, occurred the marriage Of Mr.
Alvron Stone tc Miss Maud Beddow,
d the ceremony being performed by
Rev. DePuy. The bride is daugh-
i ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beddow
s who now reside at Harrison, S. d.,
and has grown to womanhood in our
midst She is well known to Edge
wood people and has the highest es-
J. TEEN Of all. The groom is son Of
J. Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Stone, and is
. now in the barber business, being
the proprietor Of the only shop il
t this place and is giving good salts
faction to the trade. He is a hustler
J. and the right kind Of fellow to sue
coed. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone begir
e life's voyage together with the bes
y wishes of all. The Journal wishes
to join in extending same.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Maxson an,
two daughters, Eveah and Irma
:. were out riding Sunday afternoo.
n with team and surrey and Will,
going down little pitch west Of tn
Q Alcorn place the tug hit one Of TIL
e horses causing him to jump, break
ing the bride and letting the tongu
n down. They started to run AM
$ turning the corner continued to d
10 so until they reached Joe Sharp
place where they ran into the yaro
q Mrs. Maxson and Eveah were in tn
~ back seat and when the team starte
til they jumped out but Mr.. Maxso
IS, and 1rma stayed in until they turn
in ed into Mr.. Sharp's yard when tn
e. buggy was tipped over and Nh
(. Maxson was thrown about ten fee
and Irma was also thrown out Th
Of former was very badly injured an,
is DIR. Newman is not certain whethe
o any bones were broken or just sew
n ere sprain. He is in considerabl
er pain and will be confined to hi
as home for some time The rest es
.e capped without serious injury 70
k which they are all thankful. MI
,y Maxson's many friends sincerel
n hope his injuries will not prove t
is be as bad as is feared and that h
IL will soon be able TO come down t
d, the store again.
Dwight Smith and two childrec
~ leila and Irwin, were the partici
l. pants in an accident Sunday after
Of noon that they not care to repea
We again. They had been down to Biz
r, by Park for drive and when par
Te way home met Miss Lou Alger an
ID Miss Anna Story driving a singl
III rig, the two rigs meeting in one c
to the worst places to pass on the roae
he Mr.. Smith had to back his horse.
IN young spirited animal, several yard
as in order to find a place large enoug
d, to allow the buggies to pass. In dc
ed ing SO it took notion that he di
~ not care to back up any further an
I'd reared up and threw himself owe
lg the enbankment, taking the bugg