Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-09-02
Miss Nellie Sullivan Of Dubuque
waa in town Saturday

TMr. ana MrS. y. w. FUNK VlSlle
in Independence last week
"A. Thorpe is in Chicago this wee
purchasing a line of holiday goods
The Hickman-Besse shows {
Central Opera house during Fal
week.
Edwin Cobb was in Independents
Sunday. visiting at the home Of hi
parents.
Miss Mabel Van Anda of Earlvil
visited with friends in this city tn
first of the week.
The Union church services wi
b.. held in the Methodist Episcops
church next Sunday night.
Miss Frances Lawman returne
home last week from an extensiv
visit at Bimidji, Minnesota.
Ray R. Robinson went to Ceda
Rapids Monday morning to enter tn
business college in that city.
Elmer Dye of volga City. one Q
our neighborlng towns crack sla
artists, was in town last week.
"A. c. Philip went to Oska
loosa Monday to attend the state cor
vention of the knights of Pythias.
Miss Edith Wells has gone t
Hartley, where she is an instructo
in the High school in that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. ID. Hoyt return
ed home Monday from Des Moines
after few days visit in that city.
Hon. G. w. Durham went t
Des Moines Saturday to attend tn
special meeting of the legislature.
Miss Pearl Middleton is enter
tanning Miss Margaret stookey o
Cedar Rapids at her home this week
Mrs. j. E. Nye visited at tn
home Of her sister, Mrs. w. H. Nc
Clintock, in Cedar Rapids last week
The regular conclave of Nazal
eth commandery, No. 80, will be he!,
this wednesday, evening. septem
Der End.
Mrs. Edward Stimson and sons
Gerald and Leslie, are visiting a
Wall Lake. expecting to remain TO
two weeks.
The regular meeting of Manches
ter lodge, A. F. & A. NJ, No. 1856
will be held Saturday evening. Sep
TENDER 9Th. g
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Brewer en-
tertained the formers uncle, l. D
Miller of Chicago, at their home ii
this city last week.
Miss Avis Goodwin Of Cedar Fall
was a guest at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. King Goodwin
the first of the week.
-R. NJ. Marvin leaves today fol
ST. Paul, for a few days visit witt
his children. Harry Marvin, and Mrs
Minnie Marvin Stoddard.
Mrs. L. d. Freedman of Pea
body, Kansas, has been secured b.
the w. L. Drew dry goods house as
milliner for the fall season.
Airs. Chester Scott, and daughter
Miss Elsie. and Lyle Scott were in
Waterloo Monday, where Miss Scott
and Lyle enter the Waterloo College
of Commerce.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H
G. Haeberle Saturday night. a small
company of guests were Delightfully."-
entertained by the. Misses Fannie ant
Clara llaeberle.
Mrs. M E. Rudolph, of Canton
South Dakota, visited in Manchester
lest week at the home Of her sister
Mrs. John U. Schilling. Mrs. Rudolp'
was accompanied by her four sons.
The wind storm of last week tore
up by. the roots a large tree on the
east side Of the H.. A. Granger prop
erty on Brewer street, causing thu
cement side walk, adjacent to thu
tree, to be broken in bits.
-In the office of ]. NJ. Pearse
Justice of the peace, were married
afternoon, August 31st, F
Zemanek and Miss Anna Janek, botl
OF Dundee. The groom is a livery
man in the neighboring village o
Dundee.
Lewis L. Sabin OF Guam, New
Mexico, who is interested in an. In
dian trading station in that place
has sent to Cal Martin, proprietor o
the Colonial cafe, a Navajo hand wa,
en- blanket, with the word "Colonian
worked in the center of the article.
Nelson Atwater is acting in thu
Of operator and freight az
ent at the Manchester & Oneida de
pot this week, taking the place %
B. A. Titus, who is assisting in tf1,
! q t. &.
electric light plant, as Harvey Hemp
stead is at Fort Riley with Compan,
D.
Mrs. ]. w. Brazelton and daugh
ter, Miss Vina, of Ryan were in tn,
city Saturday afternoon Miss Brazel
ton, who attended school at Sin
sinawa Mound last year. will ente
the Cedar Rapids Conservatory o
Music this fall, OF which her brother
Edgar A. Brazelton. lis the head.
The local base ball team was dc
feated Saturday afternoon on tn
Main street park by score of 5 t
6, by the Cross Country club, b
aggregation from Rock Island, Ill
nois. The innumerable errors agains
the Manchester club in the third ii
ming lost the game, although an e
fort was made Immediately after t
rally. Five runs were secured b
the visitors in that inning and anotl
er in the sixth. Independence defeatt
this team Sunday, Roy Allen pitcl