Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-05-27
w. S. Bemis Of Davenport was

w. s. Bemis of Davenport was
in town Monday.
Mrs. Frank Assmus is visiting
in independence.
Rev. A. G. Caul of Vinton was
in town the first of the week.
The Rev. H. w. futile of Grin
nell was in the city last week.
Mrs. M. H. Williston returned
to Chicago Monday, after a three
weeks visit with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lore Afford of
Waterloo were guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Hubert Carr this week.
Miss Florence Hetherington is
expected home this week from Dy-
sart, where she has been conducting
a millinery shop.
Memorial services will be held
in the Methodist church at Mason
vile Saturday afternoon, program to
commence promptly at 2 o'clock.
The Manchester COOPERATIVE
Creamery Company will make pay
ment to its patrons on the 9th of
this month, instead of the Both, Dec
Grafton Day
Mrs. Christina Young of this
city died at, her home Friday night,
at The age of 10 years. She was born
in Ohio July %, 1888. The funeral
was held Monday.
The quarterly statement of the
Delaware County State Bank of this
city, made to the Auditor; of State,
appears in this issue. As usual, the
showing is an excellant one.
Mrs. Oscar Hockaday returned
home last week from Oelwein, where
she was called, on account Of the
| illness Of her sister, Miss DR.. Fran
els Ehler, who is much improved.
III. G. Smith advertises the
American Window Shade Adiustor
this week, which is a most novel
and ingenious device. They have
one for demonstration on their front
door.
Miss Verna Wagner of Eagle
Grove will spend the summer in
this city with friends. Miss Wag-
ner was milliner in the Burton
Clark dry goods house several sea.
sons ago.
When you see green and red
cardboard, it means that the sale Of
tickets for the chau.auqua is being
conducted in the shop which dis
plays the card. 1t is now time tt
secure these tickets.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Penny o
Pipestone, Minnesota, who hav,
been guests of the latter's sister
Mrs. John Sullivan Of Dubuque, ane
Mrs. Thos. Healey of this city, LEFT
for their home Monday, after a two
weeks visit.
-B. w. Green's was elected man
ager of the Manchester Baseball Az
ISOLATION at public meeting he'll,
Friday night in the City building
1t is hoped that several hundred do
lars may be raised, in order to EN-
ploy salaried men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Fl. Hoyt o
; Lamont and DIR. and Mr.. II. n
Bradley Of this city will atten
commencement of Upper low
University at Fayette next month
Mr.. Hoyt and DR.. Bradley are grad
yates of that institution.
Tho Moon Beam, publication
edited by G. p, Dittmer Of The Hel
aid, contains this month articles b
several members of the United Ams
teur Press association, of which Nj
, Dittmer is member and candidat
q for editorial laureateship.
b -G. S. Bassett of DEBORAH, q
n employe of the government, was i
n town over Sunday. Mr.. Bassett wi
8 make Manchester his home in Il
n future. having rented the residen'
n near that of Theodore Hatch on Blu
l. Ter street. His family expect
!. move to this city in few dayt.
Is Mrs. Betsey o. Brownell die
IS Sunday night at her home on Il
t west side of town. Mrs. Browne
Or was 88 years of age, and was boz
If in Pennsylvania, October 81, 1872
es The remains were taken to Norwa
30 Iowa, Monday night, where the +