Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-22
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church at that place by Rev. P. A.
r. Tierney, was solemnized the mar
riage of Miss Mayme Wiley of this
place to John Moran of Waterloo.
Several weeks ago the contracting
parties left these parts rather sec
reilly and rumor among the gossips
Immediately declared that it was AMI
elopement. Such. however, was notl
the case. Mr.. Moran, who had been
engaged in work of promiscuous ma
ture in this vicinity for several
months past departed for. Waterloo
to prepare a home for his futurel
bride, while Miss Wiley withdrew toll
the home of her aunt, Miss Kane
at Centralia, who has long been her
devouted friend, where final arrange
ments for the day were made. Thel
bride was handsomely gowned in al
travelling suit of lavender silk with
hat to match. The groom was att
tired in black. The bride has grown
to womanhood in this vicinity andI
was well and widely known by young
folks especially with whom she SEEM
ed at all times popular The groom
during his brief sojourn here also be-
came widely known among the young.
er class, as he possesses to re-
markable degree an aptitude for max.
Ing friends, trait not easily ac.
CURED. He has accepted position
with the Litchfield Manufacturing Co
at Waterloo. Mr.. Moran and wife
will be at home to friends after Oct.
u, 1909, 1877 Webster street, Waterloo
Iowa. Their many Edgewood friends
join in wishing them joy and pros
perity during their welded life.
The warm weather during the lat.
ter part of last week was highly ben
eficial for the ripening corn and farm
ers in the vicinity are feeling jubi-
liant over the affair.
DR.. White Of Elkader made a pro
fessional call here last Wednesday,
Matt Clemens of Dyersville was
seen on our streets last Friday.
Jos. Schacherer jr made bust.
ness "trip to Manchester one day
last week.
H. w. Putt and family of Coles
burg accompanied by John Nobel and
wife were visiting relatives of the
former here over Sunday of last week
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Peick jr. has been reported
critically ill the past week but is
reported as convalescent at this
writing. 1t was struck on the head
by stray baseball during the game
at the Friday ball game on the Straw
berry Point ball ground during fair
week.
Lennie Smith of Colesburg was
seen in our burg one day last week.
L. l.. Blanchard has returned from
his business trip to Minnesota, hav-
ing abandoned his proposed tour
from there to western points of in.
terest, as was his intention when he
I left here.
Miss Ella Funk was given day
off in the Thurn district last We'd
nesday to enable herself and pupils
to attend the big picnic here.
DR.. Tinker, formerly the dentist
here, was seen on our streets re,
Gently shaking hands with old-time
friends and acquaintance.
Frank Schacherer attended the
Elkader fair last Thursday.
Chas. Todd and wife were in Du-
buque on pleasure trip last week.
Frank Glenn of Arlington, agent
for an insurance company was
transacting business here one day
last week
Mabel Coykendall who has been Wis
iting her father, Irven Harris, has re-
turned to her home in Waterloo.
Dwight Smith lies critically ill at
his home in the south part of town.
Fred Peck, ST., who is doing car
penter work in Littleport was home
over Sunday for visit.
Agnes Willerton of Oelwein was tn,
guest of her friend, Margaret Rich
ards, last week.
Mrs. Jennie Peet has commenced
her first term of school in the
Rosenkrans district last week We
wish her success.
Chas. Todd was at Oxford Junction
last Thursday night where he called
for dance He returned home Fri
day morning, sleepy man indeed
Mrs. Bender is reported on the sick
list.
Mike Lucey and John Schacherer
each purchased a new Robinson
Manure Spreader" of Packard and
Hatch, the up-to-date implement deal
ers
The Roy Hawley house which has
been under way of construction for
the past several weeks is nearing
completion and adds greatly to the
appearance of the many improve
menus unat nave Deen maze mere the
past summer.
The new Farmers Cooperative
Creamery Company opened their
doors for business on Thursday, Sept
16. May grand and pronounced sue
cess attend them in future is our
sincere wish.
Laura Thilp is reported on the
sick list.
DR.. e. B. Hanson departed for Chi
cago the fore part of last week to
attend school for a time. His wife
accompanied him.
John Sevey and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a young son, born
Sept. Is. Congratulations are ex-
tended.
A moving picture show presented
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