Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
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be over.
Miss Gusta Craig is planning to
attend thee U. l. U. this year.
Tom Moreland leaves today for
Fayette where has has been employed
in the postoffice while attending U.
l. U. and where he Will work during
the remaining days of hte vacation
while the postmaster is taking a fur
lough
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Putt and chill
dren Linus and Marie went to Clay
ton Saturday where Mrs. Puts par
ents reside. They are expected
home Tuesday.
Mrs. A. B. Lands was an over Sun.
day visitor at Elkport with herm 9th
sr and other fiends.
Geo. Keller is a Key City visitor
this week with his brother Harry and
wife.
Colesburg and vicinity sent a large
delegation to the Earlville carnival.
Mrs. Ryan has returned here with
her daughter, Ms. VIM. Adams, after
a visit of several weeks with Elkader
friends.
w. H. Bush and son Walter are be-
ing entertained for few days at
Cedar Rapids at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Bush.
John Woods of Earlville is rusticat-
ing here for few days He is the
guest of his young friends Arthur and
Ray Hogan.
The goth Century Review club will
resume their work on Tuesday after
noon, September 7th. Mrs. Mayme
Adams, hostess. Let all members
take notice and govern themselves
accordingly, to the end that the
club may make good beginning for
a successful years work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Coon were
Sunday visitors at Dyervlile.
Miss Lulu Toomer, who has been
guest at the Claude Coon home for
some time, returned with them to
her home at Dyersville.
Miss Leta Smith of CARRIER was
a welcome visitor among friends in
town during the week.
Miss Lois Gardner has gone to her
home at Mt. Vernon after spending
some time here with her sister, Mrs.
Mae Plate
Adams & Son have theground brok-
en- for new blacksmith shop to be
built of hollow brick. Tom Smith viii
do the mason work. The old shop
had become familiar landmark, hav.
ing stood the test of more htan fifty
years. May the new one do as we'll.
Mrs. VIM. Adams returned We'd
nesday from few days visit with
friends at Elkader.
Ed Bolsinger is over from Man.
chester to spend a few days with
home folks. He spent part of his
vacation with his parents on their
claim near Written, South Dakota
He brings back favorable report of
the country.
Mrs. Reben Smith of CARRIER was a
Colesburg visitor Wednesday,.
Miss Kate DeLong was an over
Sunday guest of her friend, Mrs. Ern-
est Bush, at Cedar Rapids.
Nicholas Burlage, wife and son
were Sunday visitors at the Mrs. ].
b. Moreland home.
Frank Vorwald, who moved from
here to South Dakota several months
ago, was in this vicinity the latter
part of hte week. His sister, Mrs.
Frank Koelker accompanied him HON
on Saturday.
Messrs. mike" Vorwald, Frank
Koelker and Will Kaufman have re-
Gently purchased land in South Dako-
ia.
Mrs. Helen Seeck and children of
Dubuque, Miss Woltermann of Breda
and Mrs. Henry Wordehoff of Dyers-
vile were guests of Mrs. w. S. Adj
ans Wednesday.
Misses Norma and Viola Haug re-
turned Monday from visit at Rock
Island and Davenport. Mrs. P. Bris-
tol and daughter Carrie left Monday
for their home at Patterson, New
Jersey, after pleasant visit of sew
eral weeks with relatives here.
Leslie Krempel went to Gutenberg
Sunday after his wife and children,
who had ben visiting there with her