Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25
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II. III. Hall goes to Edgerton, Wis.
consin, this week on business trip.
A daughter was born to Mn. and
Mrs. L. L. Hoyt Snday, August %,
1909.
Earl Beal and Carl Durey left
Monday for Condo, South Dakota, on
a business trip.
John AMSTERDAM is enjoying a
weeks vacation with relatives in nor
thern Minnesota.
Lamont is advertising its annual
gala day, which is to be held this
week Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Hubert Carr left
Sunday afternoon for a months trip
through northern Canada.
Miss Ellen Sterling went to
Cedar Rapids Monday, and is also Wis
iting in Iowa Falls this week.
w. e. Lepley departed Monday |
morning for Doland, South Dakota,
where he has large farm interests.
The schools of this city will
open for the years work week
from next Monday, September 9th.
Miss Gertrude j. Anderson re-
turned to the city from Cascade Mon
day to continue her visit with Mrs.
Fl. T. Smith.
Geo. Y. Keiser left Monday for |
Crandal, South Dakota, where he ex-
poets to be away several days on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lampman
of Cedar Rapids are visiting in the
city at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, |.
w. Lampman.
Mrs. w. Il. Lepley is visiting at |
the home of her sister, Mrs. Marshall |
Sweeney, at Usage this week, leav-
ing for that city Monday morning.
Mrs. ]. j. Pentony has been visit
ing in Detroit, Michigan, with her
sister, Mrs. c. L. Belknap, and also
at Niagara Falls, New York. She is
expected home this week.
Edward Bolsinger returned today |
from a three weeks vacation, which |
he has been enjoying in Written,
South Dakota, with his parents, and |
also with friends in Colesburg.
The Anamosa fair will attract a
large number of Delaware county |
people to that town Thursday. Man
chester will play ball against the An
amosa team, Cobb twirling for the
locals.
L. E. Pride has disposed of his
dray line to Ed. Dutton, the deal be-
ing concluded last week. Mr.. Pride
Will continue his employment as en-
gineer in the Illinois Central pump
house.
Harry P. Smith is now in Audu-
bon, where he has been elected to
the SUPPLEMENTARY of public schools.
Mr.. Smith is scholarly young man
and is recognized as a promising
state educator.
Mrs. S. c; Hubbell of Los Angel
es, California, leaves this morning
from that city for Chicago, intending
to visit at the Grand Canyon, and
later arriving in Manchester for
visit with her sister, Mrs. M. f. Lee
Roy.
Examinations will be given al
the High school building to those who
wish to enter the Manchester schools |
for the first time, and for thIse hav-
ing deficiencies, on Tuesday, August
81, and the forenoons of September
| and 2.
The derailment of a westbound |
freight train at Independence Satur.
day night caused a suspension of traf |
fic on the Illinois Central for nearly |
an hour, the east bound passenger,
due to arrive in this city at 1885
o'clock, was delayed on that account.
Word has been received from Col |
B. w. Jewell Of Omaha, who is travel
ing toward Manchester in his tour.
ing car, that the roads are almost i'm. |
passable, much rain having fallen in |
the western part of the state. The
Colonel is accompanied by Mrs. Jew
ell, Mrs. c. w. Hayes and the chauf-
fer.
At the county picnic to be held
at the county farm next Saturday,
the committee in charge wishes il
to be known that refreshments may
Ibe had at the grounds, an accommo-
dation which was demanded last year
by the visitors. The Hopkinton band
will furnish the musical program of
the day.
DIR. Norman D. Wilson and chill
dren, Master Gerald and Miss Gladys,
are expected this week from Pinck-
ney. Michigan, where they have been,
visiting with relatives for some time
Dr. Wilson, who has his osteopathy
offices in the Wolcott building, is
well satisfied with Manchester and
is enjoying a profitable business.
j. R. Inman is at home from his
summers outing which he spent in
Ohio and in the east. Mr.. Inman
was an Instructor at the teachers in
stitute which closed Saturday after
noon, and is now arranging for the
opening of the new school year. Sew
eral new teachers have been employ
ed by the board, and indications
promise successfl semester.
ENGINES COLLIDE; WRECK DE.
n MoLlSHES TWO CARS.