Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-17
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"A. B. Terril was in ,Davenpor
last week.
u. T. Hill of Cedar Rapids wa
in the city Friday.
Mrs. S.. L. Crum is visiting a
~ the home Of Mrs. R. j. Jones ii
Greeley.
Miss Fannie Potter of Waucomt
is a guest at the home of her sister
Mrs. B. l. Bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt S. Muller
were in Dubuque Saturday and Sun
day, visiting with friends.
Lyle Scott was at home from
Waterloo Saturday and Sunday where
he attends business college.
Will Jones is to erect large
barn on his farm property north OF
town as soon as spring opens up.
\. Mrs. A. ], Temper of Waterloo
| Is visiting at the home of her par
ents,i Mr. and Mrs. George S. Lister.
Miss Nan Clack of Clear Lake
was guest at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. j. Frank Moore the past few
days.
Capt. and Mrs. j. F. Merry left
Monday for New Orleans, Louisiana,
sand will also visit at HAMMOND, and
at vicksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter r.. Sedg-
~ wick leave this week for Spokane,
!, Washington. near which city they in
Z tend to locate permanently
Mrs. A. Hollis*et has been d.
Ill for several days, suffaring from
rheumatic attack. Mr.. Hollister is
is at home from ChicagoeflMs weak
Mrs. T. e. Fleming went to Fay
cite Friday morning for a few days
visit with her daughter Miss gess
Fleming who attends Upper Iowa uni
versity.
Mrs ]. w. Scott and daughter,
are visiting at Albert Lea, Minnesota,
as guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
I, Austin Griffith, leaving for that city
Friday morning.
Miss Amy Boggs-of Des Moines,
Y an instructor in the Highland Park
Y college, arrived in the citx. Saturday,
{ being called here by the illness of he
sister, Miss Ennis Boggs. 4
DR.. H. S. Davis attended meet
j, ing Of the alumni Association of
the department of dentistry of the
state university of Iowa, which was
held at Iowa City last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Belknap leave
this week for Ulm, Arkansas, near
Z which place Mr.. Relknap has pu1,-
chased farm He will cultivate
r. one hundred acres in corn, and about
30 acres in oats.
The friends of Mrs. Il. H. Hol-
lister Of Belyidere, Illinois, will be
interested to know that she is re-
covering slowly from a prolonged i'll
ness, having been under ply
sician's care several weeks.
Mrs. c. A. Kinne is visiting atl
I the home of Mrs. He C.rGrasaarnT sin
Kansas City, Missouri, and, expects
to remain until about the first of
J May. Miss Bess Graham, daughter
! of Mrs Graham, is Kindergarten
j teacher in Kansas City, and Will
i Graham is employed in "a hardware
4 store in that city.
n II of Jnd inn, lie In
diana, division passenger agent for
the Illinois Central and the indiana
apois Southern railroads, was in theil
i city Saturday and Sunday, as a guest
at the home of Mrs. Mary Paxson,
\joining his wife who had been Wis
SSlng in the city several days. They
Wilt Sunday night for indianapolis.
Miss Ennis Boggs has been Ill
at her home in this city, suffering
from an acute attack Of rheumatism.
miss Boggs has been unwell for sever
Bal weeks, having somewhat recovered
from bad cold, when inflammatory
for Hot Springs, Arkansas, where she
will receive treatment.
"A. b. Carhart was called to Ma
con City, Missouri, on account of
!, the death of the Hon. r. G. Mitch
ell, the late husband of Mr.. Carhart's
sister. Mr.. Mitchell was d prom
inent attorney in Macon and well
known in the state. His death is
mourned by his wife and six children,
as well as many friends. The funer-
al was held last Monday.
Charles H. Paxson left Saturday
night for Omaha, Nebraska, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Ruth Pax
son, who was a guest at the home-of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Paxson, last
week. MIR. Paxson will remain in
i Omaha several weeks, visiting with
his sisters, Miss Susan Paxson and
Mrs. nellie Hayes, while Miss Ruth
Paxson will go to California in tie
interests of the students volunteer
y movement, of which she is general
lecretary
IT. G. Hines of Newtonville, Miss
x2Celia Roney, Mrs. Hugh Roney, Miss
Sadie Roney and Mrs. A. o'Brien OF
Independence, and John Tierney of
st. Mary's, Kansas, attended the
funeral service Of Mrs. Cathaiine
Tierney, which was conducted by the
Rev. Father Roney of Clinton, Rev.
] Father Murtagh of Masonville, and
Rev. Father ]. j. Collins Of this
city, who celebrated solemn requiem
at 10 o'clock Thursday morning from
4 st. Mary's Catholic church.
George Belknap left this after