Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13
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having save that it is a little dry
, the farmers. say, for blowing and fal
seeding.
3. j. Schacherer one of the eff
cien- clerks in the Burton CLAIR
store at Manchester spent Sunday Q
last week with relatives at thi
place.
Wr. Sherwood who has been Ii,
ing on the Jeff Jones farm north O
town has moved his family on tn
F. L. Minkler farm known as 9TH
Pines.''
Frank Wiley has recently return
ed from his trip to Lennon, Soutl
Dakota. While there he took up /,
claim and calculates to move hi.
family thither in the early spring.
The school board have recently ha,
a new cement walk laid around tht
school yard, another noteworthy i'm
provement in our little city that en-
chances materially to its neatness.
Claud Firman who has been be
hind the counter at C. Maxson's stor,
the past several weeks has resigned
his position. Lloyd Maxson who ha
been on business trip in the ives
during the meantime will hence for
ward assist in conducting his faith
ers business.
Mrs. Fear of Central City is here
for an indefinite visit with he,
daughter, Mrs. Jos. Sharp.
Miss Anna King has been assisting
the postmaster, S. T. Richards, The
past week, owing to the latter's in
disposed condition.
Mrs. Frank Sherman of Littlepor
spent a few days of last week witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Glazier
The Woodmen held their frs
meeting in the new Woodmen Hal
last Wednesday night.
Mrs. Chas. Todd who has beef
seriously i'll the past week is OF
the mend. news we are sincerel.
glad to note.
Stanley Elliott has rented the Wey
ant farm for the ensuing year.
Henry Putt of Elkport spent
couple of days last week with rela
tives in these parts.
Laura schacherer of Dyersvill
spent Sunday of last week with he
brother John and family.
Mrs. Martin of Greeley who .ha
been caring for her daughter, Mrs
Chas. Todd returned home Wednes
day morning.
Mrs. Patrick Wiley of Chicago an
her friend, Mrs. Phillips, who ha
been visiting in these parts return
ed to their homes last week.
Abeln Schultz and wife were Straw
berry Point traders one day las
week.
AT Greeley on October Bird occurl
ed the marriage of Grin Powers t
Mrs. Ida Hanks of this place. w
understand Mrs. Powers has had he
house moved on chunk of land sh
recently purchased of Mrs. Perry i
the southeast part of town, wher
they will make their future home
May unclouded welded bliss be their
R. Steele, Ellis Schacherer, e
Hatfield and Doc Whitehead made
trip to Elkport one day last weel
where they enjoyed fishing ou'
ing on the Turkey River. They re
port an exceedingly good time an
their fish story was a fishy one IL
deed we believe, unless, if their SUI
cess was really next to phenomenal.
Stella Blair of Hopkinton, who
teaching in the Fitch district nea
here was seen on our streets on
day last week
Frank May, the veteran pool ha
manager of this place, who quite
his business early last spring ha
again commenced anew, having rem
ed the Wheeler building, one of tn
new edifices recently erected, whic
we understand was built expressly fo
that sort of business. Mr.. May need
no introduction to our citizens an
is commencing with the loyal SUP
port of all who were once his forme
customers.
Ed Putt spent several hours o
last Sunday in the vicinity of Pet
ersburg.
Alvon Stone and wife who hav'
been at Armour, South Dakota t,
visit the latter's parents returne,
home last Tuesday morning.
Verd Coolidge and wife spent Sun
day of last week with the latters
mother, Mrs. Benson at Lamont.
A number from this vicinity were
at Greeley ON Sunday of last week tt
attend the funeral of the deceased
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Long
Rev. Hubbell of this place had charg,
of the services.
Mrs. John Schacherer departed fo
Greeley Wednesday from which place
she was joined by her mother, Mrs
Jas. Fitzpatrick ST.. for a visit in Du
buque with Attorney F. j. Fitzpat
rick and wife.
Doc Coolidge has been hauling mai
for John Sieve several days the pas
week
Harry Barr who is confined to the
home of his parents with typhoid few
err still continues low at this writ
ing.
Angie Lewis of Colesburg is visit
ing her brother Hemar and family.
Claude Firman was a passenger te
the Point one day last week.
Zelda Smith who has been teach
ing at Wesley, Iowa, returned home
Tuesday to care for her father
Dwight Smith who still continues crit
ically ill.
DR.. Howard of Strawberry Poin