Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
Observation-Disclosures
E BRIEF MENTION.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unnlllllllus

visited with friends in this city las
week.
Miss Jennie Lyttle Of Coggor
was u guest Of Miss Mildred Smith
Monday
Mrs. II. c. llasberle is visiting
with her sister, Mr.. w III. Mccoy
in Waterloo
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Schultz Of
Latimer we're guests of A. j, An
drews Sunday.
&C. j. Boardway leaves next
week for a trip through Nebraska,
to be gone several days.
Joe Nye OF Cedar Rapids is a
guest at the home Of his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. j. d Nye.
Miss Helen and Master Jesse
Jackson are visiting at the home OF
their uncle, IL. b. Atwater, this
week.
III you are contemplating buy
ing a residence in this city, ste
notice, Residence property for
sale"
The Rev. David Miller of Fred
ericksburg was in the city Monday,
on his way to Independence for a
few days.
Miss Alertie Smith Of Waterloo
was entertained at the King home
part Of last week, returning to Wa
terloo Saturday.
Mrs. j. r. Inman left last week
for Spencer, Ohio, expecting to re-
main for several weeks at the home
of her parents.
Mrs. louise Wells of the Isle
of Wight near England, is a guest
at the home Of Charles Maitox, hav-
ing been in tho west for some time
/, past.
Mrs w. B. Parks and children
Of Waco. Texas. are quests at the
Dick Wade home on Union street,
expecting to spend the summer. IN
this city.
Mrs Burt Fish of Albuquerque
is in this city, as a guest at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Otis.. Mrs. Fish expects her hus-
~band in q few weeks.
Mrs. @. G. Bradley departed
Friday afternoon for visit Of four
weeks with her grandson. Bradley
Scofeld, at Waverly and with rela-
lives at Cuba, New York.
Miss Maude Davis of Chicago
sis guest atthe home Of Mrs, James
Cameron. Miss Davis has been at
Epworth the past few days, attend
ing the graduation exercises of a
niece.
A carload of butter and eggs is
shipped from Manchester to Phila-
delphia. every Friday, in addition to
daily''shipments to Baltimore and Ma
con, Georgia Manchester probably |
deserves its titleso the banner but
ter.market, Of Iowa. Ackley World
Owing 10 the fact that this year
Flag Day comes on Sunday, June
IA, the commandments chief Of the
G. A. R. has issued a request to the
members of The, order to observe
Saturday the 18th instead of the
18th, and the request will be com
piled with by the comrades of the
post in this city.
The Hon. R. w. Thrill went to
Cedar Rapids Monday evening, to
attend the state encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic. Com
mander-in-cliief Burton of Missouri
will be among the prominent speak
ers at the encampment Others
from here will go to Cedar Rapids
today to attend the meeting.
Lloyd Wright, who will be we'll
remembered in this city, and who
moved to New Hampton with his
parents several years ago, has been a
member Of the staff Of thu Waterloo
Reporter, for some time. and recent
ly was promoted, going to Sioux
City, whore he is a correspondent
for the Tribune Carl Wright, a
brother Of Mr.. Wright. passed the
examination for admission to West
Point Military school and will go to
that place in the fall.
Glenn Smith has recently pur-
chased a HARNESS. called pony
Concord, from s. A. Steaaman,
which was made-in the htter's shop.
II is, no doubt, the only one of its
kind in the state, as team Of Shet-
land ponies seldom are driven with
a concord harness. The goods were
carefully measured and fit the little
ponies to- perfection. The dray has
been reprinted and Mr.. Smith las
a very practical and entertaining
way Of spending his summer in a
profitable manner.
AIessrs. BIZ. Bright and Chas.
Webster OF Waucoma have pur-
chased from p. Newcomb his stock
Of dry goods in the Atwater build
ing, and will conduct a modern store
in this city hereafter. They expect to
open sale in the near future, dur
ing which time nearly ten thousand
dollars worth Of goods will be sold.
at very low prices. The gentlemen
named have been engaged in this
line of business for several years,
and come to this city, expecting to
please their patrons. Mr.. Bright
will remove his family from Wau-
coma to Manchester soon. Att
present, an invoicing is being made
which will be followed by sale.
Although business in some
lines has slackened to some extent,
yet the books of the American Elk
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