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

AuuIsuay.
y. l. Kelsey was in Cedar
Rapids Thursday.
/ The s. A. Steadman store is be.
ing painted this week.
7Theo. Coon was in Dubuque
last Wednesday on business.
Fred Hruby of Dubuque was
visiting in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Blake Of
Clerlnont we're in town last week.
II. @. Hines Of Newtonville
was in town last week on business.
M. H. Williston left Thursday
evening on his regular western trip
Mrs. Howard T. Smith and Miss
Mildred Smith were in Dubuque
last Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Roney of Independ-
ence was a guest at the Mrs. John
Roney home Thursday.
Mrs. j. O'Brien of Independ-
ence was visiting at the home of
Mrs. John Roney last week.
Mrs. Harry Brown of Mason
vile was a guest of her sister, Mrs.
w. L. Drew, Wednesday of last
week.
George Webber was in Cedar
Rapids Thursday. purchasing boat
supplies for the Union street boat
livery.
M. II. Williston returned from
Chicago last week, and was in the
city for few days, visiting with
friends.
Mrs. E. j. Middleton and her
brother, Thos. Laity, were spending
the day in Dubuque Wednesday Of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sturgeon Filling.
ham Of White Owl, South Dakota,
were in the city last week, visiting
with friends.
j. NJ. Graham of Mechanics.
vile, proprietor of the Graham
Nursery company, was in town last
week on, business.
Miss Maude Cunningham of
Chicago is visiting at the home of
her mother, expecting to remain in
town several weeks.
Leonard Brender of Chicago is
in town for months vacation.
Mr.. Brender is connected with an
electric supply house.
Miss Elsie Strickland of Cedar
Rapids, who has been guest Of her
sister, Mrs. w. W. Matthews, re-
turned to her home Friday.
e. w. Williams went to Kan
sas City Friday to spend few days
with his brother. Charles B. Will
liams, returning home Monday.
r L. Griffin, for some time EN-
ployed as buttermaker in the Man
chester Co Operative creamery, is
engaged in his work at Waterloo.
Mrs. H. II. Martin of Chicago
was guest of Mrs. T. E. Flemin g
q part OF last week, going to Cedar
Rapids Wednesday for short visit.
Miss Frances Dorman of Fay
cite was entertained at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dorman last
week, RETURNING to Fayette yester-
f'day.
IT. G. Hines, Leonard Brender,
Hubert Carr and Miss Grace Keiser
and Miss Laura yde went to
Waterloo Friday in the Winton car,
owned by Mr.. Hines, returning that
evening.
Fred Ford Of Elkpoint, South
Dakota, is visiting in the city with
relatives, and with Mrs. Ford, WHO
has been in town for some time,
will return this week to their home
in Elkpoint.
Much fault is being found and
has been found in years past Of the
position of electric light and tele-
PHI one poles which we're placed in
such manner as to extend into the
street and on the corners, especially.
Hunt Armistead returned to
Rochester, Minnesota. after having
been entertained at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Armi-
stead, the past week. Mr.. Armistead
| is connected with q bank at Roches-
ter.
Rev. Father II. F. Roaey of
Marshaltown and Rev. Father Will
ging of Dubuque were in the city
Thursday, assisting in the anniver-
sary mass, celebrated for the late
Hugh Hines, Father Wilgtng acting
as celebrant. Father Wilging was a
classmate of Mr.. Hines in school.
IN. H. Hyde left yesterday for
Detroit, Michigon, to attend the
annual meeting Of the National
Photographers association. At this
convention, will be exhibited and
discussed the latest and most mod
ern undertakings and experiments
photography in which Mr.. Hyde is
especially interested, having in past
years worked out a method for col
ored print.
The Monticello Express has the
following to say in regard to the
ball game between Monticello and
Manchester clubs: "The ball game
last Tuesday with the Manchester
club was too one sided to be inter.
esting. A score Of Is to 0 was piled
up in favor of Monticello. The Man
chester club. which was fecently or.
ganized, was clearly outclassed. The
pitcher hit three men and allowed
six to take bases on balls. Mont.
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