Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Graham visit
ed in Delhi Sunday.

the first of the week.
Robert Allen of independence wa.
visiting in the ciay Saturday.
"A. E. Dunlap was visiting with
friends near Ryan Sunday
Frank Sly left Sunday night for
5 Seattle to visit the exposition.
-Nlessrs. w. b., H. c. and H. T.
, Sith were in Waterloo Sunday.
Earle Kelsey was at home the
past few days, visiting with friends.
Jasper Moore is at home from
Grinnell where he attends school at
Iowa college.
John Tierney is at home for the
summer from st. Mary's college, St.
Mary's, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton z. Flack
of Strawberry Point spent, Sunday
and Monday intown.
Edwin Davis has entered the A.
II. Blake e Son dry good store for
tHt SulllleT dS CleTh.
Miss Grace Terril Of Mason City
was guest of Miss Elizabeth Graves
Saturday and Sunday.
Harry Midkiff leavesin few
days for Trenton, New Jersey, where
he will spend the summer.
&C. A. Peterson, Burton Clark and
w. N. Wolcott were in Hopltinton
Monday on telephone business.
Miss Clara Haeberle and Miss
Florence Klaus are at home from
Cornell college for the summer.
Col. and Mrs. B. W. Jewell OF
Omaha were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. r. Robinson Saturday and Sunday.
&C. B. Roe and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hill of Arlington were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. C. o. Torrey last week, re-
turning to Arlington Saturday.
w. S. Davis and son Walter of
Beach, North Dakota, are in the city
for few weeks visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Odenbaugh.
Mrs. w. s. Davis of Beach, North
Dakota, is guest at the home of
her son, James Odenbaugh, intending
to remain in the city for several
weeks.
Joseph Hatch and son, Arthur
Hatch, of Delavan, Wisconsin, were
guests the first of the week of w.
V. Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Williams.
Miss Edith Ram is guest of
her mother. Mrs. Mary A. Ram, ar
irving in the city from Chicago Satur-
day night Miss Ram will remain in
town several weeks.
-Edwin Henshaw of Des Moines
who has, been experimenting the re-
modelling of the Paxson residence
left yesterday for his home after a !
several weeks visit in Manchester.
Miss Ruby Addenbrook left Sum
day for Chicago for two-months |
visit with relatives. She will return
to Manchester about the middle of
August as milliner in the w. l..
Drew dry goods house.
Hunt Armistead of Doom is spend |
ing part of his vacation with his |
parents, Mr. and Mrs.G. G. Armi- |
stead, arriving from Mount Vernon
Friday morning. Mr.. Armistead is
connected with the bank at Doom
as cashier.
Mrs. Lillian Batellan-Krolman
left Monday morning for Sioux City,
where she will make visit with |
friends before returning to her home
in Chicago. While in Manchester, |
Mrs. Krolan was entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Utley.
Miss Verda Stimson has resigned
her position with the Delaware Coun-
| ty Telephone company, and Miss Ina
Blair has been employed to fill the
vacancy. Miss Bess Anderson has
been appointed as substitute en-
ploye during the summer.
H. G. Smith shipped eight head
of horses to Tom Barker at Waterloo
Saturday, horses which Mr.. Smith
bought from Manchester and Della
ware county people. Mr.. Barker
retains the animals for several
weeks, selling them to Boston par
ties.
Hutchinson & Atwater brought in
a change of advertisement 90 late
for this weeks issue, in which they
wish to call attention to the line of
Keen Kutter lawn articles which are
] in demand by those who wish to take
especial care of their grounds and
gardens.
Miss Belle Armistead is at home
for the summer from Mount Vernon,
where she graduated from Cornell
last week. Miss Armistead has ac-
lcepted position as teacher in the
Rock Rapids schools, and will leave
for that place about thief irst of
September.
/ w. E. Lepley has purchased a
! 12-horse power Maxwell runabout,
which is considered one of the most
durable and useful cars for town and
country use on the market, and one
of the most reasonable in price. S.
| A. Steadman is planning to buy a
similar car during the summer.
Kline & Wright occupy quart
er pagein this weeks issue of The
Democrat. The prices quoted on
: summer oxfords and shoes will be Of
timely interest to those who have
neglected making summer purchases
in these lines. Many of the seasons
ctyIoc ora on Gallo of raduced priceS