Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-04
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Miles Blair was in Edgewood
Friday.
I'm. Lepley was in Cedar Rapids
last week.
Roy Stuart was in Cedar Rap.
ids Thursday.
\ Mrs. A. b. Carhart was in Co.
idar Rapids Thursday.
"a. G. Pierce was in Hopkinton
Friday and Saturday on business.
Earle Davis was home over
Sunday from Iowa City, where he
attends the University.
Arthur Lefevre of Earlville, al
dealer in real estate in the south,
was in town Saturday.
Mrs. e. b. Stiles and Mrs, w.
Z Fl. Norris were in independence
Thursday of last week.
II. w. hickman OF Fayette, an
instructor in Upper Iowa Universe
ty. was in the city Thursday.
II. e Place of Waterloo. former
y ~ master mechanic i'll the Illinois
Central shops at that place, was in
town Thursday.
"A new time card was issued by
the Illinois Central Sunday. No
changes were made elective, lowev-
or, in this division.
Mrs. Maude Cary Platt Of Edge
wood was in the city last week, WIS.,
ting at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il. Cary.
Mrs. +. l.. Crosier OF Dubuque
visited with her friends SATURDAY
and Sunday in this city. MIR. Gro
sier was here over Sunday also.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church will meet with Mrs.
w. d. Mcintosh next Wednesday
for dinner. Members are expected
to bring their thimbles as there is
work to do.
Miss Jessie Green's Of Freder-
icksburg, was being entertained at
the home of her brother, B. w.
Green's, for the past several days.
Miss Maude Flint Of Lamont,
employed in the Lamont, employed
in the Lamont Savings Bank, was
visiting with friends here last week
Miss Emma Noble of Greeley
is visiting at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. r. W Graham, expecting to
remain in the city for several days.
Mrs. w. Fl. Norris and Mrs. Z
D. Stiles, of Manchester, we're
Thursday guests in the Ell. r. Mari
nus home. Independence Bulletin.
Mrs. l. L. Walters returned
home Thursday evening from Mon
tour, where she has been for some
! time with her daughter, Mrs. Grace
Walters
-Mrs. John Rothfort of Cedar
Rapids returned to her home in that
city Friday evening, having spent
several days at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Johnston.
"A. B. Hether;ngton is now the
owner of the VIM. Jones residence
property on west Union street The
sale was consnmated last Saturday
The consideration paid was about
$1,000.
Homer Davis went to Newton
Thursday, expecting to remain for
several days with his brother, Roy
B. Davis, who is an employee of the
Chicago Rock Island Railway in Of
fees at that place.
Miss Amy Dudley left yester-
day for Cedar Rapids, where she
will enter the millinery establish
ment Of Lyman Bros. for a short
time, before the spring opening in
that line Of work is made.
Several sales of real estate were
closed in this city last Saturday.
Among them was the sale of the
John Jordison farm consisting of
1873 acres in Coffins Grove township,
to j. g. Cooking, for 1886, and
the j, e. Cooking farm Of 234 acres
in Richard to Chester G.. Coleson,
for $4,000.
Mrs, Ola Edmunds has sold her
restaurant business to Miss Olive
Pride, which has been conducted in
the building known as the Riverside
hotel, for soma time past. Mrs Ed
lnunds goes to Freeport, Ill, in a
few days, where she has secured
control of most profitable business
Of a similar nature. Hsr SINS will
remain here to finish their school
work until June.
Smallpox has made its appear
auce in Independence regarding
which the Bulletin-Journal says: -
While anything in the way of undue
excitement over the situation is to
be deplored, we might as we'll ad-
NIT that we are facing grave con-
dition Of affairs, but with the
prompt action that has been taken
aud the precautionary measures
that will continue to be observed,
there ia no occasion for alarm if we
all conform to the regulations that
have been enacted for just such
cases.
u. S Kehoe Of Union township
is having nomination papers circu-
lated as candidate for supervisor
Mr. Kehoe is one of the we'll liked
and most extensive farmers in the
county and is entirely capable of
making good supervisor if the for
tunes Of war should send the office
his way. Mr.. Kehoe, it is we'll
known, is democrat and of course
is asking for the nomination on that