Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-05-26
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w. S. Page was business caller
at Dyersville on Tuesday.
]. c. Bolsinger made a flying bust
ness trip to Dubuque during the
week.
Mrs. ]. d. Moreland vert 10 Dyers-
vile Tuesday to spend a few days
with her daughters, Masdames Roth
and Burlage.
w. T. Wood of Earlville wss a
welcome caller in our burg Thursday.
With him was Mr.. Rogers, dealer in
creamery supplies.
On Thursday afternoon as MIR. and
Mrs. Bert Hammond were driving to
town their horse took fright at the
covered wagons OF some immigrants,
who We're camping along side the
road. Mr.. Hammond jumped from
the buggy with the mention of seiz-
ing the bride to prevent the horse
from shying into the ditch. He was
not quick enough. however, and the
animal started to run, overturning
the buggy and throwing Mrs Ham
mond out. She escaped serious in
jury, receiving some bruises and
scratches The buggy was badly
wrecked. The accideri. occurred just
north of the county line, 50 Mrs.
Hammond was brought to town where
she remain over night and was able
to return to her home the next day.
S. S. Stillinger and children Blanch
and Oakley were Dyersville visitors
Friday.
Miss Gusta Craig was an over Sun
day visitor at home from her schoo1.
Mrs. Fred O'Neal went to Manches-
ter Friday for short visit at the
parental home returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nobel and Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Putt spent Sunday
with friends near Dyersville.
Mrs. Benz. Weidt of Littleport was
a visitor at the o. P. belong and D.
w. Smith homes during the week.
Misses Elsie and Grace and Mas
ters Willie and George Jones of Gree
ley were here to attend the school
entertainment Saturday evening and
also spent Sunday with their sister,
Miss Nellie Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Craig, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. NJ. Eolsinger and Misses Nor,
ga, Martha, Lizzie and Gnsta Craig
attended the Sunday Scholo conven-
ton at Fairview Sunday.
e. L. Bolsinger of Manchester ar
rived in the city Sunday for few
days visit with home folks.
DR.. M. e. Dittmer was in Dubuque
during the week attending meeting
Of the Iowa Medical association.
Miss Laura Moffett of Stanwood,
Iowa, is guest of friends in town
and vicinity. She was formerly
teacher in our public schools and
has many friends here to welcome
her. She has just closed her school
at Garner ard upon her return TO
Stanwood will remove with her fam
lily to claim in South Dakota. May
good fortune attend her.
Rev. and Mrs. F. T. Cassidy re-
turned from Raymond Thursday.
They report a very interesting con-
terence and a delightful visit with
friends of other days
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lands of New
Vienna were among our Sunday Wis
tors.
The next meeting of the Twentieth
Century Review club will be with
Mrs. Lou Bush, with the following
viz Roll educational
lesson revtew-second di-
vision; paper-"Fifty Years of Pro-
Effie Jacobs; reading
Old Settlers Story"-Mrs. Lizzie
irimcs; read.ns-"Goodb.e, Jim
To be supplied; "Reminis cences of
Carly Days"-Mrs. May Platte. The
late for this meeting is June 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Knee and Flor
snce Knee We're shopping in Dyers-
lille Thursday.
Mrs. j. B. Moreland and daughters
rad as their guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hines and Miss Lydia Rollinger
# Dyersville.
The school entertainment on Satur-
lay evening was a rare treat, enjoy
ID by a large crowd from start to
inish. We wiz refrain from men,
ioning any individuals or parts sepa-
ately for it was all good from the
lay pole dance to the Frolic of the
Ives. The children certainly had
cen carefully drilled by their teach
rs. MisseG Jones and Moor6 Few
ealize the amount of work and pa
ence required to get up such an en-
and it is source of
ieasure that such successful re.
llts attended the lsbors Of the
,achers and pupils. Mrs. l.. w. Max. ]
ell presided at the piano and the {
usic added greatly to the entertain ,
ent. All appreciated this part of i
program very much. Also the i
10 by Mr.. Carl Wellameyer and 4