Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-01
Monday is Labor Day.

u lA1SNAS VNo NloASAht3 ~
Dubuque Saturday.
"A. ]. Pease was strawberr.
Point visitor last week.
-R. L. Kortright arrived in tow
from Waterloo Saturday.
w. e. Gildner is business Wis
itor in Cedar Rapids today.
Fin Horton CT Coggon is visiting
friends in town this week.
Miss Glare Pentony was visiting
with relatives at Ryan last week.
Mrs. H. C. Nieman was the guest
of her parents at Wayerly last week
III. c.. Nieman has recently pur
chased the NJ. NJ. Gillian milk route
Mrs. Geo. Dorman was a CUES,
of relatives in Edgewood last week
John Duncan has recovered from
an attack of inflammatory rheuma
ltism.
James vosburg visited at the
home Of his sister in Waterloo over
Sunday.
"A large number from Manchester
attended the Anamosa fair on last
Thursday.
The weather the past week has
been very cool and considerable rain
has fallen.
The interior of the A. Miller bar
Der Shop Is being repapered and re-
paired in general.
A. Miller has SO far recovered
from a badly wrenched knee as to be
about town again.
George Clemens arrived in the
city Saturday from South Dakota for
a several days visit.
Ed Dubois is Visiting his mother
in Des Moines and taking in the
state fair this week
A large humber from here are
attending the sDes Moines state
fair which opened Friday.
The Women's Relief Corps held
"a market day sale at the Hocka-
day meat market Saturday.
Ray Robinson went to Cedar
Rapids Monday morning to enter a
business college at that place.
Miss Ruth Cook returned Sunday
from an extended visit with friends
at Lucy, British Columbia, Canada.
Gildner Bros. call attention to
school suits and shoes in their
change of advertisement this week.
-Miss Ressa Banta, who has been
st Iowa City for an operation for ap-
pendicitis, returned home last week.
Earl s. Davis departed for South.
Dakota this morning where he Is to.
spend several days visiting friends.
See what Burton Clark has to
say in his change of advertisement
in this weeks issue of The Democrat
S The public schools OF the city
will open next Monday. A number
of the rural schools began yesterday
Mrs Lizzie Lawrence returned
from Cedar Falls last Friday, where
she had been visiting for several
days. ss..s s
Hugh Ryan returned home Sun.
day from South Dakota, where he
has been working in the harvest
fields.
- cement walk is being laid in
front OF the Leroy building occupied
by Stearns & Mccormick on Frank.
lin street. iss
Miss Myrtle Wells departed last
Friday for EARLY, Iowa, where she is
to be teacher in the public schools
of that place.
Miss Hilma Sefstrom returned
from Cedar Rapids Monday evening
Where she had been visiting friends
for several days.
DIR. Norman d. Wilson and fam
lily expect to move into the Paxson
house next week, which is being re-
paired and remodeled.
There are two games of ball
scheduled for Thursday of this week
at the fair grounds: Greeley VS.. Man
chester and Cascade VS.. Manchester.
Miss Laura Hyde returned home
Monday night from Anamosa, where
| she had been visiting friends and
taking in the Anamosa fair the past
week.
-R. R. Robinson returned home
last week from Texas where he has
been for several months in the in
lterests of the Woodmen Of the
World.
Miss Rhea Schneider, who has
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. NJ. Pearse for several weeks,
returned to her home in Minneapolis
| NioHudy.
Mrs. Harry Beresford of Fort
Dodge was a guest Of Mrs. H. T.
Smith last Thursday. Mrs. Ethel
Breckon Of Oneida was also visiting
Mrs Smith.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Kingsley Of
Strawberry Point and grandson, Mas
ter Harry Welch of Rheinbeck, wer,
guests at the home of Mrs. w. H
Long last week.
Harold Beels departed Monda.
morning for Condo, South Dakota
where he is to meet his father. Ear
Beels. who has been at that plac,
for several days on business.
The foundation of the house t,
4 be erected by Dr.. j. w. Scott on tht
corner Of Wayne and Main street
u has, hean -cpmn1efed and III lie nv