Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-01
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coLESBURG.
The Weather man has our thanks
for cooler weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Clendennen
and sons of Oneida We're Sunday
guests of relatives here.
Mrs. George Gore, Mrs. Wilbart
Clendennen and Mrs. c. F. Knee and
son Fred went to Anamosa Thurs.
day to attend the fair.
Warren Bush is reported very i'll
at his home near Osterdock, with
small hopes of recovery His son,
William, has recently returned from
Oklahoma to be at his bedside. His
daughter, Mrs. Minnie Ladd, OF DEL
weir has also been summoned home.
Rev. and Mrs. F. 7. Cassidy have
returned from a siX-weeks sojourn at
various points in California and Wasl
mgton, including the Exposition al
Seattle. They report pleasurable
"trip, but ale glad to be back in good
old Iowa, ,han which there are worse
places. The Rev. said they Travelled
for miles with nothing green in sight.
while bere r Io.a We are all more
or less green
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. WATSON and
children of Manchester :p-nt Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. T. S
Davidson.
Mrs. Claude Coon was called tt
Marion Wednesday, by the illness Of
her sister, Mrs. Elmer Cole.
4 The Mite society met Thursda!
with Mrs. A. L. Lands.
4 George Gore and Herman Woests
are attending the state fair at De:
Moines this; week.
Il Mrs. w. A. Lee and children re
turned tic their home at Britt, Sat
urdly after a pleasant visit at tht
home of her mother, Mrs. Rose Nal
, lory.
| Conrad Putt and family were III
from Blkport to spend Sunday a
the home of his brother, H. A. Putt.
; Samuel Stillinger went to De-
Moines Monday to spend few day
at the big fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Smith and son
Spencer, were Osterdock visitors OF
Tuesday.
w. E. Knee of Milwaukee wa
t calling around among his old friend
during the week. w. e. was incapae
itated for work on account of lam
back and so took occasion to rust
cate little. Come again and otter
Mr.. and Mrs. Mouck, of Broke
Bow, Nebraska, were visiting for
couple of days during the week. Mr.
Mouck is, a. niece of w. S. Adams an
will be recalled by her maiden nam
j, of Miss Katie Bushman. Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. Adams accompanied them t
Dyesville Sunday, from whence the
will return to Nebraska, visiting q
j Omaha and David City enroute.
On Wednesday, August 25th, 1870!
!, at the home of the brides parent
at photograph, occurred the marnag
, of Miss Florence Miller and MI
Clyde Tidban of Brookings, Sout
Dakota. They left the same day 70
] a wedding "Trip TO points in Minness
ia and will be at home in Brooking
/, after September 18th. Colesbur
friends extend hearty congratulation
: to Mr.. and Mrs. Tidball and wis
for them the best there is in life.
Mesdames Frank Bush, Vim. Han
mond, Frank Brown and Bruce Brow
| were Key City visitors Thursda,
They made the trip by auto, wit
Fred Hang driver.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Craig are i
|'Des Moines this week attending tn
fair. They expect to meet thei
daughter, Mrs. Nelson and husban
there.
) Mrs. Rose Farrell of Elkader
a guest at the H. w. Putt home.
A couple of travelling minister
dispensed the gospel on our street
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
r Miss Kluckhohn OF Charles Cit
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harve
Merten.
Mrs. Albert Tuition and daughte
Grace were over from Greeley t
spend Sunday with her mother Mr.:
T. S. Davidson.
w. T. Wood, wife and son, Johl
of Earlville were over Sunday guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Prentice.
| Clifford Grimes has gone to Da
kcta to get things in readiness TO
the opening of his school which be
gins next Monday, ept. 6.