Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-07-29
ID. b. Young was in Dubuque

ID, Il. Young was in Dubuque
Saturday.
"A. @. Philip was in Cedar
Rapids Sunday.
Harvey Hampstead was in
Waterloo Monday.
Miss Bsss Fleming is yisitir g
in Fayette this week.
Mrs. Howard T. Smith was in
Cedar Rapids Saturday.
Mrs. B. w. Pierson and chill.
dren were in Cedar Rapids Saturday
Miss Nerva Gray of Cedar Rap
ids is visiting her father, Harry
Gray.
&C. d. Paris was in MARSHALL
and other western points in the
state last week.
Master Frederick Robinson of
Dubuque is guest at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. J. j. Lindsey.
Mrs. Edgar B. Giles OF Chicago
is wishing at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Johnston
visited at the home of their son
Alva Johnston, in Dubuque last
week.
Fish Car No. 3, of the Bureau
of Fisheries, is at the Illinois Cen
trail yards again, loading fer further
shipments.
Mrs. B. o. Joseph and Miss
Maude Joseph of Hopkinton were
guests at the home of +. d. Joseph
the first of the week.
l2 Samuel Seeley Of Waverly, a
brother of John Seeley of this city,
was in the city Friday, leaving for
Rochester, New York, on business.
Mrs. A. S. Hart of Cedar Rap
ids returned to her home Saturday
afternoon. after having visited with
friends and relatives in this city.
Representatives of the Graham
Nursery company, which have been
in town for several weeks, departed
for their home in Mechanicsville
Friday morning.
The Manchester u Oneida rail-
way coach is being repainted on the
exterior, which, when completed,
will cover the repairs and improve.
ments on the car.
Roy Coulthard Of Benton Wis
cansin, spent with relatives and
friends in this city Mr.. Coulthard
is assistant cashier in one of the
banks in his home city.
Miss Maude Cunningham, who
has been visiting at the home Of her
mother in this city for several weeks.
left Friday night for the state Of
Washington for an indefinite period.
DR.. Harry Huene has returned
+ ON Chicago and is visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mr..
o. E. Huene. DIR. and Mrs. Huene
will leave in few days for their
home in Forsyth. Montana.
Misses Margaret Graham and
Dorothy Stookey of Cedar Rapids
are guests at the homes of the for
mer's brother, John Graham, this
week, being en- route for Omaha,
where Professor Stookey and his
daughter have recently moved.
Miss Helen Hadley and William
Hadley of Sioux City are visiting
with relatives instbwn, and are. at,
present, guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. X. Meyers. Mrs. F. H..
Hadley is visiting with friends in
western Iowa aud does not expect
to visit in Manchester this season.
DIR. and Mrs. j. j. Lindsey re-
turned this morning from Battle
Greek, Michigan, where they were
summoned, on account Of the seri-
GUS illness Of Mrs. Lindsey's father.
who has beenin the sanitarium for
some weeks. His condition. however,
is reported as being much better at
present.
Company d now have their new
khaki uniforms, complete with legg-
ings and side srms. The appear
ance Of the company is good and
they expect considerable enjoy
ment, as we'll as work, at Fort Riley
in September, where the eastern d.
vision of the state militia will rem
devious and maneuver.
"A. ]. Bartlett has disposed of
his newsstand and candy shop to
Geo. Webber, the change being
made effective yesterday monday. }
Mr.. Bartlett will remain in town in
definitely, in connection with other
interests, and may continue to make
this town their home. Mrs. Bartlett
left yesterday for Des Moines, where
she will visit for several weeks.
The shopmen handling fruit in
town last week experienced several
days Of extraordinary sales of pea
ches and small fruit. The peaches
which are shipped to this city are
grown principally in Arkansas and
are of excellent quality for canning
purposes, as well as for table use.
The. raspberries and blackberries
are and have been good sellers this