Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-08-19
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\, Miss Katherine Lewis visited wit
| friends in Coggon Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Policy spent sunda
with relatives In Cedar Rapids.
II. w. Rabenau was visiting hi
son Fred at Iowa City over Sunday
Mrs. w. L. Drew and daughter
Miss Stella. are In Chicago this wtek
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Blake are a,
home from months visit in Chi
cago.
Charles Noble returned home las
week from an extended trip through
Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen were
guests at the home Of Mrs. John Nal.
ven Sunday.
Fred Collard of Cedar Rapids Wis,
tied with his parents In this city
over Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Bolander and child.
rem spent few days in Cedar Rap
Ids last week.
"A dance was given at Ryan Sat-
urday night, which was attended by
a number frmo here.
Miss NJ. Corinne Keagy Of Wat.
erloo is visiting at the home Of her
uncle. G. w. Keagy.
Miss Jennie Holmes and Mrs. H.
p. Langridge went to Rochester,
Minnesota. last week.
The fair association plan to give
a dance at the armory on Thursday
evening. September II.
The Misses nellie and Belle Arm.
istead are spending few days with
friends In Strawberry Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Arnold, who
visited in Waterloo and Lamont last
week. returned home Friday.
Mrs. s. A. steadman, Miss Al
Ice Walters and Mrs. Merrill Of Sioux
City. we're in Cedar Rapids Friday.
Mrs. Clara Merrill left Monday
for Sioux City, after a sew.
eral weeks visit In this city with
-Chas. Hoag Of Oneida was In :
the city Saturday, leaving in the
afternoon for Chicago for a few days
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Bronson and
Miss Gail Bronson are at home from
Lake Okoboji. where they have spent /
several weeks.
Roy Allen, one Of the pitchers I
this week ris sister. Miss
Rose Allen, whose home is In Prairie
lu Chen. Wisconsin.
jay Matthews returned home SUM-
lay from several weeks trip with
he redpath ChautauQua System en-
ertainments in western Iowa.
The Ryan tournament will be
leld this week Friday. the 2lst.
The Earlville and Fayette Harvest
ZONES are on Thursday, the Goth.
Mrs. Madge Cunningham lawyer
4 Chicago arrived in town Thursday
fternoon fora short visit with her
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Cunningham.
Mrs. 3. A. Dixon Of Chicago. who
'as been visiting at the home of his
lister. Mrs. Frances 3. Martin. for
everal weeks. leaves today for Chica.
The Illinois Central and Chicago.
G Northern railways are
making round-trip rate to the An.
mosa fair of $1.20, by. way Of Cog
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Barber and
hildren returned to their home at
vaverly Friday. after having visited
18th relatives in this city for the past
Month. n
There will be a regular morning Ii
reaching service ut the Congrega. h
onal church next Sunday. August
Sd. Rev. w. E. Bovey will preach the
ermon.
Mrs. Laura Huntzinger Of Potts
lille, Pennsylvania. leaves today for
er home in the east. after hav-
,g been q guest at the home Of Mrs.
:. e. Martin for some time. II
A full attendance is. desired at
ne prayer mesting Of the Congrega-
onal church on next Thursday even
lg, asNit is expected that action will
9 taken on the report of the COM
littee on new pastor.
George Collard is at home from
emo. Nevada. for afew weeks visit
18th his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
ollard. For several years Mr.. Collard
as foreman in the News office 10
Ms city, and now has charge of al
.rge printing establishment In Reno,
apervising three linotype machines.
AT the, seventeenth annual Ar
ngton Modern Woodtnen picnic, held .
.st Wednesday. nearly two thousand
eople were in attendance. 1woI I
ames Of ball; the one In the morn
lg between Arlington and HawkeyeI
'as won by theformer by q score
8 to 8. Sand in the afternoon Volga
lily won from Monticello / to o. Il
d i 4 4
The Sunday School Of the Presby
erian church enjoyed a days out-i
az at Kelley's Springs Thursday
he liverymen Of the city report an
nusual business for picnic parties
his summer. Spring Branch, Hart
lick, the Backbone and several fav-
rable locations along the river north
the Quaker Mill pond seem the
lost attractive for the various par
les.
"A most disgusting and ungentle,
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