Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-04-14
Che Denlofrat.
official Pager OF county And city.
WEDNESDAY APRIL a. 1909.
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Fred b. Johnston visited will
relatives in Dubuque last week.
Miss Stella Drew and Miss Alice
Walters were in Cedar Rapids Thurs
day.
Miss vira Moore is at home from
GrImeh where she attends Iowa col
legc
Miss Laura Norris is Mt home
from Davenport where she attends
school.
Mr. and Mrs. C. =. Davis were
in Dyersville Friday, visiting with
friends.
Miss Maude Moore, member of
the faculty of the High school, was
in Dubuque Saturday.
-. j. Pentony is removing from
the Belknap residence to his own
home on Franklin street.
A. l.. Alcorn and Milton Alcopn
of Edgewood were in town, Saturday,
uSiHSs CATERS dli ILLS UIllCe.
Albert Volt, editor and publish
ser of the Earlville Phoenix, was in
town Saturday on business.
Clarence G. Yoran returned home
/ Wednesday from Chicago, where he
Fad been on business trip.
Hon. and Mrs. r. W. Thrill are
at home from months trip through
California, Old Mexico and the east
Miss Gladys We.terlen has ac-
cepted position as an operator in
the offices Of the Delaware County
Telephone company.
Miss Hazel Mcintosh was at
home from Cedar Falls Saturday-and
Sunday. Miss Mcintosh is attending
the State Normal school.
Mesdames W. Fl. Hutchinson, H.
NJ. Bradley, R. A. Denton of this city
and Mrs. j. J.HHoag of Monticello
are in Chicago this week.
&C, II. Parker has purchased the.
2-cylinder Cadillac car of w. Il. Gill,
the sale being made last week.
Nelson j. .Atwater leaves this.
week for Newark, New Jersey, where
he expects to make two weeks Wis
itsat the home of his grandmother
~. E. Richards, who is employ
ed in the offices Of the Dairy City
Creamery company. was in Daven-
port the past few days on business
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Coykendail
ofW aterloo were guests at the home
ofM r. and Mrs. W.<C.Blake Friday,
returning to Waterloo Saturday MORT
Ming.
Mrs. w. B. Coltman ands daugh-
ter of independence were guests att
the home of Mrs. Coltmans parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Lawman, the past
few days.
DIR. w. A. Cole of Dubuque, an
osteopath, will be at the Clarence
house. Tuesdays and Fridays of each
week, See his advertisement in
this paper.
Mrs. c. Boys is in Hot. Springs,
Arkansas, attending her daughter,
Miss Ennis Boggs. who is slowly re-
covering from an attack of inflamma-
tory rheumatism
-E. u. Brewer, traffic manager of
the Manchester and Oneida railway,
was in West Union and other towns
along the north state lines of the
Milwaukee last week
&C. II. Dittmer, Obie Lyman and
Howard Drew were in Dubuque We'd
nesday and attended the matinee
performance of Ben Hur" given at
the Grand Opera house
u. B. Hoag of Monticello was in
town last week on business, visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Hutchinson, where Mrs. Hoag had
been entertained for several days.
Fred Rabenau is at home from
Iowa, City, visiting his father, h. w.
Rabenau. Mr.. Rabenan is recover
ing from an acute attack of fever,
which threatened to run into ty-
phoid nature.
The Manchester students from
Iowa City were at home last week
from the State university, enjoying.
the spring vacation. They are: r.
II. Arnold. Edw. Williams, Stanley
Atkinson and Roy Hilton.
-Thos. Lindsay left Thursday
morning for his home in Spokane,
Washington. Mr.. Lindsay had been
iii town nearly two months, being,
called here on account of the illness
of his mother, who is much improv-
ed at the present time.
HI. o. Harris of Aberdeen, South
Dakota, advertises in The Democrat
farm lands in that state. Mr.. Har-
ris has been living in Aberdeen for
nearly two years, and has devoted
q considerable part of his time to
reaLestate business.
"a hoipS, Ji., diiiNcu HouiS
from the west last week for short
visit at his home in town. Mr..
Thorpe goes to Sioux City soon
where he has position as assistant
cashire in the local offices of the
Great Northern railway.
"A. B. Hetherington & Son have
new ad this week in which they
advertise a complete line of farm
machinery, including such old reliable
makes as Mccormick. Keystone, Os-
born and John Deere. They have also
just received carload of staver bug
gies. Read their ad.
Rev. H. B. Dixson, a returned
missionary from Assam, India spoke
at the Baptist church Thursday even