Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-16
Jos. Evers was at home over Sun

town Saturday.
: Thomas Given was in Cedar Ra-
ptds Monday on business.
Attorney NJ. j. Yoran was in To-
ledo last week on business.
S Lawrence HOLSTER left today in
his Winton touring car for Chicago
e Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Mullen were
| in Hopkinton the first of the week.
-Gildner Brothers advertise work
r shoes. Read what they have to say.
, Miss Mona Tesar of Hopkinton
visited in the city Saturday and Sun
day.
| Miss Edith Wells went to Attain
tic this morning for a visit with
friends.
: III. j.. Sabin and +. E. Richardson
We're in Edgewood Monday andtoday
on business.
dennis Carney has gone to
Charles City to accept employment
in restaurant.
!. -Supt. +. d. Joseph is in Garner
this week assisting in the county
teachers institute.
Il p. H. Strickland left today fol-
Lavina, Montana where he will spend
the summer on ranch near this
place.
-Carhart & Nye have change of
advertisement this week. They call at
tention to screens, door and win
dows.
Jules Gleason arrived home Sat
urday from Minneapolis where he has
been attending st. Johns military
school.
Harold Reynolds, auditor for the
Joyce-Wilson Sales company of Free
port, Illinois, was a guest of E. Irwin
last week.
Miss Laura Norris is at from
Davenport where she graduated last
week from an Episcpoalian school for
young ladies.
Mrs. IL. l.. Main and children of |
Kalispell, Montana, formerly of Hop
kinton, are guests at the home of
William Lepley.
Il. P. Adams has been attending a
meeting of the Iowa and National hoi-
| mess encampment which was held at
tuscaloosa last week.
Miss Lillian Cloud of Canton,
South Dakota, spent few days at
Hopkinton last week, returning to
Manchester Saturday.
Ben Smith, son of Mrs. Patrick i
Smith left last week for Andover,
South Dakota, to accept a position
with the Milwaukee railway.
Ray Wells left today for Ames
to make a visit with his brother Alon
20 Wells, who is member of the
faculty of the Iowa State college.
Mrs. Edith Putnam-Mangold of
st. Louis, Missouri, formerly of this
city, is visiting with relatives in and
near Manchester, arriving last week.
Miss Adah Smith returned home
Saturday morning from Cedar RAJ
pids, where she attended the gradual
ing exercises of the Sacred Heart
academy.
Miss Mertie Wells went to Cedar
Eo1I 70 Il
mer school at the State Normal col
.lege, expecting to complete the
course in six weeks.
Attorney f. B. Blair met with a
painful and what promised to be
serious accident the other morning
by stepping upon a rusted nail, which
pierced his shoe and wounded his
foot
The many friends of T. D. Brad
ley, associate editor of The News,
are glad to learn of his recovery from
a several weeks illness, which has
confined him to his home for some
time.
DIR. Ross Rogers of Newell, who
is a graduate of the Rush Medical
college at Chicago, has been enter
tanned for several days at hte homes
of his uncles, William and George
H. Barr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Middleton and
Mrs. w. j. Ripper are in Mount Yer
non this week attending the COM
mencement exercises of Cornell col
lege, from which institution Miss
Pearl Middleton is a graduate.
Mrs. I. E. Fleming is at home
from Chicago, returning Monday. Her
daughter, Miss Lillian Fleming, has
completed her organ study at North
western university and returned home
yesterday for the summer.
Mrs. ]. B. Schwietert and B. B.
Schwietert of Colesburg are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Schwietert today, and who will leave
tonight for Redfield, South Dakota,
to make a visit with w. R. Schwiet-
|
ert of that city.
Capt. ]. F. Merry went to Dun
dee this morning to attend the Della
ware county Sunday school conven-
ton, and from there will drive to
Edgewood to take part in the pro-
gram in connection with the annual
reunion of the 21St Iowa.
Mrs. ]. U. Schelling is enjoying a
visit from her brother, A. F. Rudolph,
of Washington, d. c., who is employ
ed in the classification department of
the Interstate Commerce commission.
Mr.. Rudolph formerly was resident
Of Manchester, enlisting during the
. Civil war from this place as men,