Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-01
TOWN TOPICS.
r.: G. Keagy was a guest
. friends in Fayette Monday.

y. keagy was a guest O
= friends in Fayette Monday.
IT G. Hines of Newtonville wa
Y an over Sunday visitor in town.
Mrs. Floyd Copeland is visiting
friends in Strawberry Point thi.
week.
Father o'Meara of Williams
Iowa. spent part of last week ii
down.
Mrs. R. R. Robinson and Miss Er
mis- Bogss were visitors in Dubuque
last week.
"A cement walk is being laid ii
front Of the Hutchinson property OF
Main street.
81 ~. H. Trewin of Cedar Rapids was
a business visitor in-t town the first
of the week.
w. D. Hoytl left Saturday fol
Des Moines, where he is attending
the state fair.
Geo. Packer returned Saturday
evening from business trip In
South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Hoyt Of La
mont We're guests Of relatives in
town over Sunday.
"A large number from here arg
attending the Gala day celebration
at Winthrop today.
I Charles Cawley is at. home from
business trip through Nebraska,
Kansas and Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Evans and
Mrs. VIM. Evans returned home f u,
day evening from Coggon.
Mrs W. G. Beeman and daugh:
ter. Miss Olaf, were guests of rela-
tiyes at Edgewood Saturday.
Mrs: P. S. French has for sever.
al weeks been suffering with severe
attack of muscular rheumatism.
Miss Fannie Haeberle left Sun.
day for Bpworth where she is to be
an instructor in the seminary at
that place.
Miss Ruby Addenbrook of, Chi:
cago has again resumed her duties
as milliner in the w. L. Drew Dry
Z Goods store.
Howard Commerford returned
home Friday night from Chicago.
where he has been for several weeks
on vacation. d
Will Hoag is spending several
days this week at Monticello visiting
his brother, ]. B. Hoag, and taking in
the fair at that place.
Miss Belle Armistead departed
Saturday morning for LeMars, where
she is to be an instructor in the pub
lie schools Of that place.
jay Matthews, who has been act
Ding as advance salesman for the Red.
path Lyceum chautauqua the past
season, is at home today.
Fish Cars Nos. / and 2 arrived
in the city Saturday from New York
and Newark, New Jersey, where they
had been for several weeks.
60. Rev, w. H. Ensign, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, spent part OF
his vacation visiting relatives at
Cleghorn and Meriden last week.
e. 3. Davis went to volga city
Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs. Day-
lis. who had been at that place for
several weeks, returned home with
; him.
Mrs. w. T. A. Keyes and daugh.
ter Frances of Omaha, who have beer
visiting at the H. F. Whitney home
for some time, returned home Satur-
day.
Miss Jessie Tyler, who is en-
ployed by Bright & Webster Dry
Goods company at Summer, was a
guest of her parents in town last
week.
Next Thursday is Tag day. The
funds secured from this are to ba
used in replacing worn out books and
repairing torn books ait the Carnegie
library
Mrs w. r.. Hutchinson returned
to Manchester Saturday morning at,
ter several days visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Coon of
Oelwein.
The friends of Glen Petition, who
submitted to an operation for appen.
dicitis recently, will regret to learn
that he is not. improving as well
as was expected.
H. Shelson has sold the Balti-
more Oyster House to Mrs. Thos
Elder and Mrs. Ned Griffiths. Mr.
shelson and family will remove te
Oelwein where they formerly lived
before locating here
Mrs. S. e. Hustled of Masor
II City and Mrs. w. A. Fowler of New
York are guests at the. home of Mrs
r.. A. Denton Mrs Hustled is Mrs
Denton's mother and Mrs. Fowler is
x sister Of Mrs. Denton.
Rev. R. A. Barnes left Monda.
!. morning for Marathon, Iowa, whers
he is to join his children who have
been visiting relatives at that place
for several weeks. They expect t,
refirn home the latter part of tn,
week.
The Kelley Canning factory a
Waverly was entirely destroyed b.
fire Friday afternoon caused from tn
explosion Of gasoline tanks. Thi
WIN be a great loss to Waverly am
vicinity as it was one Of its chief as
sets in business way.
The Iowa veterans of the Eighth
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