Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-26

:. ID sH~V Young ia,iaaDss Moine,
fthis week. -ss-s - re
= ttS-'.,syfE W.s-fqs M visiting with
yEfelatives inEsldfvi1lee
Ross Young was in Dubuque
n last ws, < OF, business
e Dan Ballard OF Ima CITY was
in town the first OF til. we-k.
!, The Rev Nv. q. Suckow Of
Z Grinnell was il! the civ Sunday, II
Mr. aud Mrs. 0 Al. Durham
: visited in colesburg the first OF the
, week
"A. 9. Philip left for Chicago
Sunday morning 10 purchase line
Of holiday goods.
!, w. L. Drew GalIssattcntion in
tbs week q issue.of The Democrat to
his complete line Of fall millinery.
, Company D leaves Saturday for
Fort Riley via the Manchester &
Oneida and Chicago Great Western
railways.
Miss M !. Corrini,e Keagy retur-
ned to her home in Waterloo this
morning after a weeks visit at home
OF her uncle, G. W. Keagy.
--R r. Robinson has let the con-
tract TO Carhart & Nye for the in:
stallation Of n hot water heating sys-
tenn in his residence on Main street.
Earnest D EIDE Of Huron, South
i Dakota. iisssa guest at thes;home Of
his sister, Mrs gu: Hockaday, and
n is recovering fro oI,lI stroke Of paral
r. G. cMrk ofWeBsster City
was entertaines at theshome Of Mrs.
Mary Ram. aud Hell. Ram last
Sunday, returning to " ebster City
Mondays
IS. hafgh hsKiptSR Ohio.
formerly OF this county, is visiting
in the city. This is Mr.. Haigh's
first visit stos Delawara county in.
eight years.
t's SSff Tom Elder returned the
1iGfsts1f sths week frshn BdHafD, New
Yotk,S Where she was called Several
weeks ago on account of the serious
illness Of her sister.
The Dundee Savings Bank, as
per its statement in another column,
is in a healthy financial condition,
its gross assets now amounting to
nearly $4,000 90.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Peterson
OF Usage are visiting in the city with
friends, and this week are guests Of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Durham, who
are enjoying weeks outing near
Collins Creek on the Aaquoketa. /
1t continues to grow. We refer
to the Farmers Savings Bank Of
Masonville A comparison of it's
statement to the Auditor Of State, /
published in this issue, with its pre-.
ceding report will verify our state
ment.
Edwin Cobb spent Sunday at
his home in Independence, John
Schoenaur visited with his family at
Guttenburg, Joe Svacha was in
Cedar Rapids the first Of the week,
and Roy Allen was a guest of friends
at Greeley SATURDAY. and Sunday.
Ringing Brothers show at Gel
dar Rapids Thursday of this week.
Their Autographs, which may be I
.saan kil @aSras khnef
towns 'afes pecimens Of the latest and
most perfect work of that nature
now accomplished by the publish
ing and printing houses IF this
country:
Lewis Corning Atwater. leaves
Thursday Of this week for Washing.
ton, D. o., after having enjoyed a
months visit at the home Of his
grandmother, Mrs. Cornelia Await
or. Mr. Atwater intends to spend
several days at Clarks Summit, in
the Pennsylvania Allegheny noun
tains, before returning to his home.
Capt. j. F. Merry, H. j. schwiet-
ert and Cecil Adams leave the latter
part of theaweek for their month g
trip through Illinois, where the gen.
eral immigration agent of the Illi-
nois Central railroad will preach the
doctrine Of agriculture. to the farm
ers who reside near the towns ada
cent to the lines of the Illinois Cen:
trail system in the state mentioned.
The Manchester ball team plays
Strawberry Point at Anamosa Thurs
day, and on Friday, contest be-
tween the teams will be pulled off
on the local park grounds. The
Gross Country club from Rock Is-
land, Illinois. will play against the
locals Ut The Main Httest ball park
Saturday The bah SLAMS will be
particularly Interested IN the latter
two gaines. 3 y
IA the Baptist church last Sun
day evening, the Rev., w. D. iBovee
of IF, Tsraer, Ioya. addressed the union
service, AND. delivered spiritual
and mastery sermon. The Rev. Mr..
Boyee filed the pulpit, of the First
Congregational church that morn
ING. and is pastor Of the church at
TSaer, His audiences, both morn
ing and evening, were highly pleased
with his ability as e ,pulpiteer: /
AT the creamery butter contest,
held at the State Fair at Des Moines
Monday, G. j. Rhode Of Manches-
ter ranked third, scoring at 81: the
49, 1. 4