Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-10
]. II. L. Ram was in Dubuque
st WIN TOPICS.

Mrs. H. L. Ram was in Dubuque
Friday.
Miss Mildred Brown was in Dr
buuea Saturday.
Nv. !. Millen of Eearlville was in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Carr is visiting with
relatives in Grinnell.
"A. D. Long left this morning fol
Sioux City on business.
III. F. Arnold was in Cedar Rap
lbs and Dies Moines last week.
Mrs. r. j. Jacobs visited with
tssends in Earlville last week. (.
Jay Matthews and Percy Strick
land were In Coggon Thursday. +
Ray Robinson was at home from
Cedar Rapids Saturday and Sunday
--R. 7. Graves of Fayette was In
Manchester last week on business.
Geo. w. Miller was in Redfield,
South Dakota, last week on business.
miss Mae K. Hansen of Straw.
furry Point visited in this city last
week.
~-,-Airs. Jane Rich visited at the
home of her daughter in Earlville last
week.
AIR and Mrs. C. j. Seeds are in
Chicago, leaving for that city Sur.
day morning.
Miss Kate Burns of Winthrop has
leca visiting Miss Minnie Hahesy
t., past week.
II. ]. Pentony was in 1Dyersville
Saturday on business, connected with
court matters. ~.
w. ]. Mccullough and Miss Ruby
Mccullough of Hopkinton were in the
city Thursday.
Harry Bowman of Stratford was
guest of his brother DR.. L. ]. Bow.
man, last week.
IT. H. Carrothers of Ryan was in
town Thursday. and had business at
Greeley that day.
Hugh Clemans returned home
Friday from months business trip
through the west.
Thomas Clabby of Independence
vas in the city Friday. and paid this
! Cffice a DlaaSant COLL
Mrs. VIII. Hutchinson has gone
to Cleveland. Ohio, for a several
weeks visit with relatives.
Homer Porter of this county has
gone to the state of Washington
where he may decide to live.
William Tierney left Saturday
nscTliay Ter Goldfield, Nevada, after
Sc weeks visit in this city.
Miss Anne Shanewise of Water
loo was guest of Miss Grace Rails
bach from Friday evening until Mon
day.
--Harlo Newcomb of Spokane
Washington, is in the city visiting
his parents. DR.. and Mrs. E. F.. New.
comb.
James Beebe of Delhi left fol
Iowa, Louisiana, via Mancheste,
Thursday, where he contemplates 10
eating.
20. A. Durham left Sunday for the
White Owl country, South Dakota
where he will visit Mr.. and Mrs. AL
ton Durham.
Mrs. Abner Durham went Dun
lap Friday for a several days visit al
the home CT her daughter. Mrs. p
G. Ingersoll.
Miss Fannie Haeberle was Al
home Saturday and Sunday from Ep
worth, where she is an instructor IL
the Seminary.
There will be basket socia
held at the MCGEE school house oil
Friday evening, eFbruary IL. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. A. ]. Bruceeis i'll at he
home on Union street, having beef
confined to her room the past weel
on account of severe attack of thu
grippe.
Rev. ]. F. Moore attended tn
semi-centennial services held in tn
Congregational church at Earlvill
Friday, having been chosen as one o
the speakers
P. A. Peterson was at Usage las
week, returning home Monday, wher
he visited his son, Burt Peterson. H
was accompanied by Newton F. FLAG
Of Strawberry Point.
The many friends of Bernadie
Moran formerly of Masonville, no,
living at Waterloo will be grieved t
hear of her being very i'll with pnet
monia, with little hope of recovery.
-E. e. Brewer was in Volga Cit
last week on business. Miss Cath,
rine Brewer was at West Unto
Thursday, and Miss Charlotte Smit
of that city returned home with Mis-
Catharine for few days visit.
Capt. j. F. Merry left Thursda
for Washington, D. c., where Ca
tain Merry had business withsa con
mittee in charge of the Naval mon
ment to be erected at the Vcksbu
National nark Thav will no awa
for ten days.
Rev. ]. J. Hanley of Waterloo WI
in the city Thursday. Rev. Faith,
Hanley was recently made pastor
q Catholic church in Waterloo on Il
West side, and his removal from IL
paris at Monti is regretted by h
many friends in that place and 81
rounding country.