Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-30
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Erred Richardson was in Waukoi
Saturday.
Fred Dewey was in caggon tht
first of the week.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Carr is a guest of rel
atives in Grinnell thisweek.
Rev W. J. suckow of Grinnel
was in the city this morning.
Miss Jessie Grady of Brewster
Minnesota is guest of Miss Jessie
Maley.
r.. A. Denton and E. H. Hoy
Were in st. Paul few days last
week on business.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Clark, who live in Prairie
township Monday, June IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Coon of Gel
vein have been visiting with RELATIVES
in the city the past week.
Hunt Arlnistead left Sunday even
ing for Doom after few days visit
at the home of his parents.
Mrs. E. E. Brewer and children,
Miss Catherine and Master Paul, are
visiting in West Union this week.
The Dyersville Cubs defeated the
Manchester Advertisers by score
of to 9 Sunday afternoon at Dyers-
Vile,
Miss Elsie Case of Lone Rock,
Wisconsin. is being entertained al
the home of her sister, Mrs. L. L.
Hoyt.
IN. j. yanFleet of Earlville was
in town Monday. Mr.. VanFleet was
a candidate last spring for county
sheriff,
Mrs. Mildred Rothfort of Cedar
Rapids was called home this morning
10 attend her mother, Mrs. Ellen John
ston, who is ill.,
"A. f. Clark Of Redfield, South
Dakota, is enjoying a visit with
friends in Manchester, being for
mer resident of this city.
Miss Nina Carhart is at home
for a weeks vacation from her school
work at DeKalb and a summer course
in the university of Wisconsin.
Mrs George Thorpe and daugh-
ter, Miss Ilene, left this morning for
Seattle and other western points, ex-
pecting to remain for some time.
The Young Ladies' society of the
u. b. church will hold an ice cream
social on the church lawn Saturday
evening, July Bird. Everyone invited.
Mrs. R. G. Clark and daughter,
Miss Sybil Clark, of Webster City
are enjoying a visit at the home of
the formers mother, Mrs. Mary A.
Ram.
The Mount Vernon baseball team
which played against Manchester Sat
ueday defeated Anamosa G to 8, Sex
ton of Manchester pitching for the
Cornell boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Taylor of
Minneapolis have moved to Manches-
ter to make this city their home. Mr.
Taylor IS employed in the Harry Grey
livery stable. - Ii
II. A. Strickland arrived in the
city Sunday from Montana, expecting
to leave for another trip through the
west next week. He was in Cedar
Falls Monday on business
Glen Petlon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Potion, who live south
of this city is, gradually improving
from severe and critical Illness,
which will be of pleasing interest to
his friends.
Charles Gleason is moving his
restaurant business to Waterloo, hav-
ing rented a building on East Fifth
street in that city. Mr.. Geason's
family will remain in Manchester for
the summer.
Harold Durham and Allan Leroy
are at home from Beloit. MIR. Dun
ham Intends to leave for the west
in a few days to enter the employ
ment of the government at one OF
its forest reserves. q
Attention is directed to the local
of DIR. w. E. Boynton, announcing
that he will be in Manchester the
first two weeks of July to take ur
his practice in diseases of the eye
ear, nose and throat
-Arlie Hambln ~goes to Dubuque
tomorrow as a substitute employe il
the offices of the American EXPIRES:
company, expecting to be gone sew
eral weeks. Harry Andrews is as
sisting with the work in the local of
flee.
Mrs. S. ]. Edmunds and sister
Mrs. NJ. e. Sherman of Dallas, Soutl
Dakota, who arrived in the city
few days ago, left this morning TO
a several weeks trip through the yves
expecting to spend several days a
Salt Lake City and at Rupert, Idaho
where they will visit their brother, a
e. Ross. From there they will go I
Seattle. and enjoy a trip through tn
Yellowstone on their return.
Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Barnes an
children leave tonight for a fe'
days, from which city Mrs. Barne
go to Winfield, Kansas, to renal
until the first of August. Mr.. Barne
will continue his journey to Colorad
Springs, and there his children wi
spend the summer with relatives. 4
Salt Lake City and Portland, NJ
Barnes will visit for a day and wi