Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-07-15
BRIEF MENTION.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

of Mrs. j. w. Dick in Dubuque Sun.
day.
Mrs. Newton Fuller Of Ehlel
visited at the W. G. Cawley home
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dorman
spent Sunday with friendsin Straw
berry Point.
-Mrs. j. G. Arduser was enter
tanned by Mrs. Harry Sullivan in
Waterloo Sunday.
Archie Lyman enjoyed va.
cation last week, being in Dubuque,
Monticello and ether points.
Mrs. Mary Bradford returned
home Saturday from Dyersville, af-
ter having visited with friends for
several days.
Mics nellie Vance returned
home Saturday from Lake Geneva,
Wisconsin, where she had spent
several weeks with friends.
Miss Francis Lawman left Fri
day for Bemidji, Minnesota, to spend
several weeks at tbs home Of Mrs.
NJ. F. Cunningham, formerly Of this
place.
DIR. T. E. Fleming, district
superintendent, was in Jesup and
other points in the western part of
the Dubuque district, the FIRST Of
the week,
Mrs. H. G. Pierce and daugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude, and Mrs. L g.
Dudley are visiting with friends in
Sioux City, expecting to be away
another week.
Mrs. Ada Long is seriously i'll
at her home on Franklin street. She
has suffered for several weeks from
q cancerous growth, and hopes for
her recovery are dubious.
The Pythian Building Associ-
alton has recently had the Pythian
building reprinted on the exterior,
and the Mcintosh building adjoin.
ing on the west has also been redec-
Grated.
Our neighboring town of Hop
kinton reports a case of typhoid few
er, Rev. j. F. Bindenberger, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church
in that place. being seriously i'll
with an attack.
Mrs. Frank B. Assmus enter
tanned, at the home Of O. G. Clark
on Union street, ON Wednesday of
last week the Five Hundred club.
Mrs. E N. Wolcott winning q hand
painted plate. Refreshments we're
served.
II suffered with piles for twelve
years. DIR. Shallenberger, the Chi
cago specialist cured them without
using q knife. Lid not lose any
time while he treated them. Write
and will tell you all. Ralph Fran
els, Fairbank, Iowa.
The st. Louis Republic pub
.lishsd ale Goth anniversary edition
last Sunday, the paperr being on sale
in this city aud sold by John A,
Logan. The publication consisted
Of 200 pages and was q most inter-
estipg piece Of modern day news
paper ingenuity.
Last week was corn weather,
all right. IL the bubbllng, sizzling
heat did any good to the crops, we
are thankful, as it's helpful power
over the least of us is still being
guessed at. They said the corn grew
three inches o day. That sounds
good, and let's hope it did.
Hunt Armistead, who has been
acting as assistant cashier of y bank
at Rochester, Minnesota, began his
duties the first Of the week in the
same capacity Of the First National
bank at Doom, Iowa. Mr.. Armistead
visited at Faribault, Minnesota, af-
ter being guest of his parents in
this city last week.
The postmaster had the sched-
ule of outgoing and incoming mails
inscribed on the office bulletin
board last week, which is Of great
convenience to patrons. Those who
desire complete information in re-
gard to the closing of the mails and
the arrival of trains may secure
definite information from this source
Mrs. Harry F. Frinkbine, and
two children, Ralph and Elda, Of
Atlantic were guests at the home Of
q. Scott last week, with Mr.. and
h. T. Barber Of Waverly. Mrs
Frinkbine will be better remember.
ed as Miss Mabel Barber, who for
rnerly lived at this place. Mrs,
Ffinkbine and her children left
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Barber
for Waverly.
Six little girl friends of Miss
Irene, the baby left at the Clarence
House some weeks ago, were invited
to Wilson Smith apartments in tn,
hotel Saturday afternoon, from 2 un.
til 5 o'clock, and introduced to the
baby. The little maids presen
were: Julia Atwater, Amy Ram
Susie Roe, Ona Barnes, Katie Smith
Margaret Stanger, Gertrude Arnold
Refreshments were served by Mrs
81. J. Wilson and Mrs. Howard 7
Smith.
The Metropolitan restauran
will be opened for business in til
Wolcott building on Franklin AM
Fayette streets Thursday or Frida
of this week. Jules Gleason vii
be proprietor Of tue business an
expects to arrange the interior 0
the building in such manner a
will accommodate customers in
satisfactory way. The kitchen vii