Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-02-17
Cecil Adams was in Earlville Fri

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buque Friday.
4. Wade Long visited with relatives
III Delaware last week.
Mrs. John Robinson visited in
5 Greeley the first of the week.
Mrs. F. D. Joseph visited with
her parents in Delhi last week.
Henry Acers attended the auto
mobile show In Chicago last week.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Theron A. Coon of
Oewein were in the city last week.
Charles Walters was at home Sat
urday and Sunday from Cedar RIA
pids.
Miss Clara Buster visited at the
home of her mother in Dyersyille last
week
-R. N. Bates of Waterloo, a post
office inspector. was in the city Sat
urday ;
Lawrence Holl.ster visited Glen
Chapman in Monticello Saturday and
Sunday.
The state university of Iowa
ranks eighth among the universities
of the country.
Harry c. Chapile of Independence
was last week appointed by the pres.
y i6ent as postmaster in that city.
Ben Titus. freight agent of the
Manchester & Oneida railway, was
in West Union Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. c. ]. Seeds arrived
home from Chicago Sunday, where
they had been attending the automo-
bile show.
Clarence j. Yoran of Chicago has
been in the city several days, as a
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Calvin Yoran.
DR.. George Dorman visited in
Fayette last week, where he was a
guest at the home of his uncle. DR.
j. NJ. Dorman.
Miss Amy Dudley has gone te
Z Chicago to enter d wholesale mil
l,nery house to receive instruction in
hat trimming.
Mrs. Paul ]. Gilbert and children
of Duluth, Minnesota, are in the city
for visit with Mrs. Gilbert's mother
Mrs n Jacnhs
Thomas Lindsay. was in Cedar
Falls on business Friday. Mr.. Lind
say intends to leave for his home III
the west the first of March.
Mrs. Rachel Mittlestadt of Fay
cite is seriously i'll, and her son, w
e. Mittlestadt Of this city, went tt
that place Monday morning to visit
her.
Miss Grace Railsbach visited il
Waterloo Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Smith, who was a guest of Miss
Railsbash in this city Thursday ant
frlday.
Mrs. G. 3. Bronson left Frida,
morning for Spencer. where she vii
visit for some time at the homes O
her sons. Earle Bronson and Wir
Bronson.
Railroad Commissioner Eaton O
Usage, was in Manchester Friday. al
a guest Of E. e. Brewer, traffic man
ager of the Manchester & oneid,
railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Pemble lef
this morning for their home in Ro
chester, Minnesota, after two week
visit with relatives in this city an,
in Oneida.
4 Mrs. Earle Peterson of Usage wa
in the city Saturday, on her way t
3 Strawberry Point, to attend the fur
eral Of the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
N. F.. Flack.
&C. H. Powell of indianapolis, Ii
diana, has been appointed as CONNER
cial agent Of the Illinois Central, t
fill the vacancy caused by the deaf
of Scott Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hutchinso
and daughter arrived home frol
Cleveland, Ohio. Thursday nigh
where they had been visiting wit
Mrs. Hutchinson's relatives.
M owl NJ, n n rS,1d,,,,.s :,
! in Chicago last week, returning HON
Thursday night. w. e. Gildner {
Mason City accompanied them, an
was guest at their home until Fir
day morning.
Miss Agnes Gleason of Belo
went to Fredericksburg Friday to vi
1t with relatives before returning
her home in Beloit Miss Gleason
sister of G. E. Gleason and ha
been guest at his home the pa
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Newton F. Fla,
of Strawberry Point mourn the To-
" eiASAh Doul nAoHIh oAu 10y, WIZ VIZ
Thursday night from acute indigo
ton. The funeral was held Saturd
and interment was made at Manche
ter Sunday.
Miss Ruth Gray was in Albert 4
last week. assisting in the work {.
organizing the creamery to be ma
aged by Austin Griffith. Miss CIR
returned to Manchester Monds
from Grinnell. where she enjoyed
short visit with her mother,
Hon. and Mrs. R. w. Thrill ,
parted Thursday fof an extended tt
through California. expecting
journey through Old Mexico beft
returning home. They will spe
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