Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-05-12

pids Friday on business.
"A. P. TielebelnE Of Ryan was: in
town Saturday on business.
Mrs. ]. j. Lindsay is confined to
her home on account of Illness.
Melvin Richardson was in Cedar
Rapids sunady, visiting with friends.
Mrs. j. B. Hoag Of Monticello
was a guest Of her sister, Mrs. W, II.
Hutchinson, last week.
supt. F. D. Joseph went to Das
Moines today to attend meeting of
county superintendent of that stae,
Mr.. and Mrs, George Clemans
leave in few days for Seneca.
South Dakota, where they intend to
spend the summer.
Alvin c.. Johnston of Dubuque
was a guest at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Johnston,
Saturday night and Sunday.
II. P. Fogg. field secretary for
Cornell college, was In town last
week on business and was entertain d
at the home of his sister, Mrs. John
F. Graham. sts t s,s.i,l {, &
IN. H. Hyde went to Waterloo this
morning to attend d meeting of che
annual state convention Of photo
graphers. Mr.. Hyde will return home
Friday afternoon. &
Among out Of town callers last
week were A. B. Holbert, T. B. Arm
strong, !. G. Odell, W. q. Noble and
w. P. Harris of Greeley, and s.. w.
Klaus OF Earlville.
w. L. Drew has a change Of ad-
yertisement this week, in which he
calls attention to ladies muslin wear,
land the Henderson corset. His an
noun cement will interest women read.
ers Of The Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Beels Of Hop
kinton were in town Saturday, ar
riving dn the morning from Charles
City where they attended the an
nual meeting of the Northeastern
Iowa Editors association. II
IT. F. Graham, representative
of the Redpath-vawter Lyceum bu-
reau, of Cedar Rapids, was in Man
chester Saturday, and at that time
arranged with Hon. R. w. Thrill for
the use of Thrill park for the Chau.
tauqua. VI
The warm weather has opened
the wild flowers, and violets are now
being sought by the members of the
botany classes in the public schools.
Along the west bank of the river
near sthe Main street bridge, this
favorite flower blooms in profusion.
DIR. ]. M. Dorman Of Peoria, nli-
nois. intends tosremoye to Manches-
ter and enter into partnership with
his brothers. Drs. George w. and
Oscar Dorman, and occupy their dem
tai offices on Franklin street. DR..
Dormans family will make It's home
In this city later.
Mrs. D. B. Allen is confined to
her home on West Howard street on
account Of illness, which is supposed
to result from5a humorous growth in
|the stomach. Mrs, A. 81 Hart Of, Ges
ldar Rapids. has, been caring for her
mother. and hopes for hers recovery
are still entertained.
o. e. Huene is at home from
Forsythe, Montana, where he has
been visiting his son. DIR. H. "A.
Huene. Through the Dakotas and in
western Minnesota, the ground was
covered with snow and small lakes
and ponds frozen over at the time
Mr.. Huene was making his return
i trip.
Harry Kelsey goes to Albert Lea
| in, few days to accept aposition in
the Freedom County Creamery com
pany, Of which Austin Griffin is man
lager. Mr. Kelsey has been employed
in the Dairy City Creamery com,
pany for several years as an expert
tester, and win have charge Of sim
liar work in his new position.
General ]. w. Miles arrived Al
home from an etended visit with
his son, B. F. Miles, who lives al
!, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Genera
Miles is In his eightieth year an,
still enjoys excellent health. whicl
was greatly benefited during hi
winters sojourn in the warm climat'
Of Oklahoma and other southwestern
states.
Rev. S. s. Stephenson. who re
Icently resigned as pastor of thu
Baptist church, intends to remove
. from Manchester about the middle o
June, and as yet is undecided re
garding new location. A church ii
southwestern Iowa has offered to Re-
Mr.. Stephenson call, but he ma
decide to move into the western
country. taking up homestead land
: in Montana or Idaho.
MRS. Mary L. Gates has return
ed from Rochester. Minnesota, wher,
lshe was taken by her son, L. >
q Gates. for an examination by sur
at the well known Mayo hos
pital. The Drs. Mayo were of tn
opinion that, an operation would ne,
+ be advisable. and Mrs. Gates is NOV
. at home. and being cared for by he
family. The many friends of Mrs
Gates hope that a complete recover
). may be possible.
!, The Democrat piano contes
closes May 20. One piano will b
given to the, country girl having TIL
It most votes and one piano to TIL