Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-17
BRIEF MENTION.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

City, is guest at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. A. d. Brown.
Mrs. Mary Ram is visiting a
the home Of her daughter, Mrs
Mile CLARK, in Webster City.
Miss Clara Wolcott. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Wolcott, is
at home from Sinsinawa Mound for
the summer.
Miss Alta Baker of Walker is {
guest at the home of her uncle, F
E. Dutton, expecting to remain ii
the city some time.
Joseph Hutchinson and Q. j
Seeds left Friday for an extended
trip through the west, Montana be.
ing their destination point.
Edw. Harrison and family ar
rived here last Thursday from Dem
yer for visit at the home Of Mr..
Harrison's parents, Mr., and MIS-.
Geo. Harrison.
"A number of the local members
Of the Relief Corps and Grand Army
attended the state encampment held
in Cedar Rapids last week, return
ing home Friday morning.
Mrs. a. M. Bremner returned
to her home in West Branch Friday,
after having spent several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. E: E.
Douglas who lives near this place,
w. B. Smarzo left Thursday, by
way Of Waterloo, for his home in
New York City. Mr.. Smarzo ex-
poets to return to this section, per-
haps, in the fall on another business
trip.
The little folk are agog with
excitement, regarding the Indian
suits for sale and on view at Gid
ner Brothers. The outfit sells for a
dollar and are intended to be worn
by children attending the Chautau-
qua, at which time class in Indian
work will be conducted.
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The many friends OF Mr.. Geo:
Eichacker Of Earlville, in this city,
will be glad to learn that he is
recovering from his recent illness.
He was stricken while he was visit.
ing at the home of his son Louis
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Com
l Srcial.
Miss Maude Graham leaves Sat-
4 pay for Montreal, Canada, where,
4 N a company Of tourists, she will
he q journey through England,
y Hand and also on the continent.
81 bern Italy will be objective
pd s, and some time will be spent
inS 3 old cities int that country.
Miss Zoa Bronson of Spencer,
Iowa, was q member of the 1908
graduating class at the Francis
Skinner Seminary, Mt. Carroll, Ill.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Bronson attended the commence
ment exercises, and they, and Miss
Zoa. spent several days here, on
their way homeward.s
Manchester will have circus.
Gentry Brothers, who own one Of
the largest and best dog and pony
shows playing in this country, will
exhibit here on Saturday, June 90.
The advance men have thoroughly
billed the circus in this vicinity,
and no doubt the town will be filed
with pleasure seekers that day
w. /. Mittlestat Of Iowa Falls
has been appointed buttermaker and
manager of the Manchester Coop
erative Creamery company, vice R
L. Griffin. resigned. Mr., Mittle-
stat is one Of the best butter experts
in the state and has made the study
of butter q science, as it should
he considered in the present age.
He assumes charge Of the creamery
in q few weeks, and with his family,
will be welcomed to our city s
Sam Mccoy and O. A. Dun
ham. leave this week for Morton,
Mississippi Mr.. Durham will re,
main during the summer, to super
intend the harvesting of the crops
on his plantation near that town,
and Mr.. Mccoy will resume the
managemen mt of q large estate ad.
joining Mr.. Dunham's property
Mr.. Mccoy, who married Miss
Harriet Tnez Howe, of this city, or
Wednesday. June Bird, win be Join.
ed by Mrs. Coy later in the sum
mer.
Might it not be we'll to recon.
mend to our city council an act
making it obligatory for all prop
erty owners to connect with a sewel
when same passes their property?
Many cities are passing ordinances
compelling residents to beautify
their property and to accept the us'
Of the sewer, not only as a plea 70,
) the sake Of health, but in order K
rid the town or city Of unsightl.
buildings, which. in certain section
Of town, are in violation of FIRE or
dinances. This matter should b,
investigated by the members Of tn
cityecouncil in Manchester, and tn
people should support such ameaf
ure, without an exception.
Some time ago it was rumore
that DR.. P. E. Triem intended to II
move to the state Of Washinton, an
sell his practise in this city. D
Triem has recently made authorize
statement to that effect, and DIR. j
A. May, formerly aphysician prat
ticing here, has purchased the bus
ness and will assume charge Of hi
new Office about August LIST, a
though il is possible that Dl
Triem will remain in! town durin
the winter. The people Of Manche'