Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-24

IN the Guy laSI week.
Fred Dewey was in Iowa Falls
Saturday and Sunday.
L. b. Blanchard OF Edgcwood wax
in the city Thursday.
Col. H. A. Allen of Independence
was in town Saturday.
III. L. Ram went to Chicago Fri.
day night, returning Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Schwietert
were in Chicago Thursday and Fri
day.
Miss NJ. Porter of Strawberry
Point was visiting in town satur-
day.
Miss Edyth Lyttle of Coggon was
a guest of Miss Hazel Tucker last
week.
Mrs. Ruby Scott HOLSTER of Bel
videre, Illinois, is guest of her par
ents this week.
IL. L. Lathrop and j. H. Hunting
ton of Strawberry Point were in
town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Green's are
the parents of a son who was born
Friday morning, March 10, 1909.
Miss Mae Pemble was a guest of
Mrs. Newton Flack at Strawberry
Point on Thursday andFriday of last
week.
Ernest Clearinghouse left the first
of the weekNfor Hefner, Oregon, to
enter the employ Of E. Winnard, for
merly Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Refer of
Aurora were guests at the home of
the formers brother, James Refer,
a few days last week.
Mrs. H. G. Austin left Thursday
for Buxton, Iowa. Her mother, Mrs.
H. Lawrence, accompanied her as
far as Cedar Rapids.
Harvey Durflinger and family,
who have been living at Aurora. have
moved to Manchester and will occupy
the N. e. Davis residence on Main
street.
Joseph Hutchinson left Sunday
for several weeks trip through the
east, and will also visit Crawford
Hutchinson at Southern Pines, North
Carolina.
Mrs. Frances Clark was initiated
into the P. E. o. at the regular meet
ing of the Chapter, which was held
at the home of Mrs Hattie Peterson
last Thursday.
Swan Erickson has gone to. Gar
den City, Kansas, where he will
make his home, having purchased a
farm near that enterprising south
western town.
Miss Clara Haeberle has as
her guest this week Miss Lillian
Beck of Cedar Rapids. Miss Haeb-
erie and Miss Beck attend school at
Cornell college.
The national convention of reg
istered nurses will be held in Mime
apolis the first week in June. Miss
Durham and Miss Stockton will at
tend this meeting. Z -
Miss Minnie Barr goes to Stock
ton, Illinois, to open millinery
store. Miss Barr conducted such
an establishment in Manchester up
until few weeks ago.
The main channel of the river
is again open and clear of ice. The
heavy rains of last week caused the
water to rise, loosening the ice and
sending it out over the dam.
IS. M. French of Denver, Colora-
do, who has been guest at the
home of his brother, F. S. French,
for several days, left Thursday for
Chicago on a business visit.
Miss Belle Armistead is enter
tanning Miss Mary Little of Mount
Vernon and Miss Roberta Sheets of
Fort Smith, Arkansas, at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Armistead.
George 3. Spears gave public
exhibition in billiard playing Friday
evening in the Clarence House bill
lard rooms. Spears is thought to be
one of the most scientific billiard
lists in the world.
Kline & Wright, the shoe men
advertise the latest fashions IL
spring oxfords and shoes. Their ad
vertisement shows a number of cut.
taken from various styles and shape:
of footwear that this firm handles
Miss Aimee Dudley, a daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Dudley, hal
gone to Marion to open a milliner!
shop. Miss Dudley has been IL
Chicago for several weeks and re
ceived instruction in millinery ere
atoms.
Ray R. Robinson was brough
home from Cedar Rapids Friday ever
ing, and is now suffering from al
, acute attack of inflammatory rher
matism, being cared for at the HON
of shis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. R
e Robinson.
The spring vacation at Corne
' college is being enjoyed this weel
The Misses Belle Armistead, Pea
n Middleton. Florence Klaus. Maud
4 Barr and Clara Haeberle are at HON
q for ten days visit with their fam
;. lies and friends.
5. The Iowa & Montana Land cor
" pany has shipped car load Of ca
h tie and hogs to. Lavina, Montana,
"a be used on large ranch owned |
+ the company. G. W. Miller of tn
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