Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-10-21
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Wednesday.
MFRS. A. HOLSTER was in Dubuque
Wednesday. - i s.
Mrs. a. p. Brown was In Dubu
que Thursday.
81. w. Brazelton of Ryan was In
the city Wednesday. ,s
Mrs. A. NJ. Cloud was in Dubuque
Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Griffin of Ma.
sonville were in town Wednesday.
Colonel W.. b.. Jewell of Omaha
was in the city a part of last. week.
Mrs. NJ. Cornell and daughter
Miss Mary. were in Earlyille wednes.
day.
MIR and Mrs. T. A. Coon Of Del
vein were in the city last week, Wis
ting with relatives and friends.
-Mrs.~H. F. Whitney went to Oma
HI Saturday for a few weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. w. F. Reyes.
Mrs. Ida Peters and children of
Chicago are visiting at the home Of
Ms. Peters notheps Mrs; s1yn Gro
Edward M MIDI a mall clerk
on a run between Dubuque and Sioux
laty. was in Chicago partsof last
week.
Miss Ethel Durham iii I'LL last
Tuesday afternoon for Los Angeles,
California, for an indefinite Welt with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Nichols Of
Concord, New Hampshire, visited, In
the city last week: leaving for their
home Wednesday afternoon.
"A. D. Brown was in Cedar Rapids
Wednesday night, to attend a meet:
ling Of the Mystic Shrine, returning
home the following morning.
A meeting Of the democratic
with all candidates for election will
held at the office of the chairman,
Hubert Carr, on Saturday, October "a.
I'D. Honan of onawa visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. "A. Roe
last week, arriving here from Chica-
GO. Mrs. Honan has been In the city
fer some time.
Mrs. J.. W. Dorman of Fayette
and Mrs. Charles Dorman of Straw
berry Point were guests at the home
Of MFR. and Mrs. G. w. Dorman the
first Of the week.
Lawrence HOLSTER, j. Matthews,
Miss Laurene Walker and Miss Mil
died Smith made an automobile trip
to Independence Thursday afternoon
in Mr.. HOLSTERS winton car.
"A number of teachers from Man
chester and throughout the country,
attended the Northeastern Iowa
Teachers association, which was held
at Waterloo last Thursday, Friday
land Saturday.
Miss Nj. Ethel Taylor and Mrs. o.
II. Taylor Of Chicago arrived in the
city Wednesday afternoon for a sew
eral weeks visit with relatives. They
are being entertained at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wolcott.
Harry Purvis. who is brakeman
the Manchester & Oneida railway,
returned home last week from visit.
through the Dakotas, Minneapolis and
ST. Paul. During his absence, the
vacancy was filled rby Mr.. Pursis's
brother. q ~ ~ IS ".
|@1Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lawrence &C.
companied their daughter, Mrs.
Blanche Lawrence-Austin, to Ced-
ar Rapids Wednesday morning, from
which place she departed for Denver,
Colorado, to meet Mr.. Austin, who is
mining engineer near Denver.
The noted evangelist, the Rev.
Billy" Sunday, opens series of re-
yival meetings at Ottumwa about
November 5th Arrangements were
completed recently whereby the loca-
ton for the building was definately
settled. A. P. Gill, an architect for.
Mr.. Sunday. will have full charge of
the erection Of the tabernacle
Charles ,Newcomb. who is located
at Guam. New Mexico, sent to Cal
Martin last week collection of In
dian woven mats, bracelets, rings and
stick-pins, the work of tribe living
near Guam. The jewelry is hand
made from Mexican silver dollar
pieces. which are melted and re-shap-
ed into attractive designs, The
"swastika. and arrow patterns pre-
lSyail
The manager Of the Cedar Falls
Semt-Weekly Gazette has petitioned
the court of Black Hawk county to
appoint receiver for that newspa-
per. This move was made by Geo.
u. Robb, business manager, in order
to compel A. L. Sebble. the editor
and juior member OF the firm. to
make settlement with him. The Ca
zette was established BY Perkins
Brothers of Sioux City. a,t3ss
A. e. Friend and G. S. Williams
of this county accompanied the party
Who went to Montana a couple of
weeks ago, and returned home last
Thursday. Messrs. Friend and VII.
Hams have secured homestea5js, ahO,,f
four miles from the town of tLayina.
and are negotiating for other pro.
tperty near there. Layina is new
town and in the midst Of rich and
fertile agricultural section.
The State University at Iowa Cit.
enjoys an enrollment.s given out last
week, of 1920 studeits, an Increase
OF $50 over that Of last year, IN the
liberal arts department. there, are Il.
Il III; law, 206; medicine, 2SsSshomeo