Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-30
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dubuque Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Tucker were
IN Dubuque Friday.
Miss Mabel Davis and Mrs.Bert
Hamblin were in Dubuque Friday.
Mrs. A. r. Boyer and son of
Edgewood We're in the city Friday.
Capt j. F. Merry went to Du:
buque Saturday morning on business.
Miss Villa Richardson ,is>at home
from Waukon Junction for the sum-
mer.
--AIrs.~Roy l. Morse and son of
Strawberry Point were in town Fri
day.
Mrs. A. d. Brown and daughter,
Miss Mildred, were in Dubuque
Thursday.
Miss Ethel futile and Mrs. l..
Kyle OF Lamont were in the city
last week.
Mrs John Rooney and nephew,
John Tierney, We're visiting in Du-
buque Friday.
Attorney T. G. McDermott of
Mason City was in town Wednesday
and Thursday on business
&C. Il. Dittmer and G. L. Adams
left for Chicago Friday noon for a
few days visit, returning home Sun
{ day night.
Mrs. G. s. Corey and daughter,
Miss Vera Corey, Of Fort Dodge are
being entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eckert.
Miss Aryilla Oliver of Indapend.
ence, who was visiting in Dubuque
last week, was guest of Miss
Mildred Smith Friday and Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Hogan and
son of Aberdeen, South Dakota, ar
rived in the city Iriday morning from
Chicago, where they spent a few
days with friends.
MRS. II. w. futile. and children
this Misses Edith and Margaret and
Master Herbert, of Grinnell are Wis
iting at. the homes of Jos. Hutchin-
son and E. b. Stiles.
james McCarren of Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, is visiting in the city
being entertained at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Nc
Carren, arriving last week.
DIR. II. A. Dittmer, II. f. Arnold
and M. f. Leroy, officers of the
Modern National Reserve, attended
a meeting of the executive council at
Charles City last Wednesday.
The family of F. q. Richardson
attended a family reunion at Waukon
Junction, which was held at the
homes of c. o. Richardson and w. A.
Richardson Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Durey and
Mrs. w. p. Stewart were in Waterloo
last week, and We're entertained at
the home of Will Durey, who is fore
man in the Illinois Central shops.
Rev. Daniel Russell has; been in
town the past few days visiting with
relatives and friends. Rev. Mr.. Rus
sell is. enjoying a rest from his pas
toral duties in the city of Puttsburg.
Mrs. Charles Nolan of Cedar
Rapids has been visiting at the home
past week Mrs. Nolan spent few
days in Dubuque the latter part of
the week returning to Manchester
Friday.
Mrs. II. ]. Houghton of Waverly
spent few days last week as a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary Pad
dock. returning to Waverly Thursday
Mrs. Houghton formerly lived in Man
chester.
After two months visit in the
state of Vermont, X. w. Goodwin ar
rived home Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. Goodwin had most enjoyable
trip, spending greater part of his
time with friends eand relatives.
Mesdames Campbell and Donan, Miss
Tabor and Miss Campbell and II.
Trask were in the city Saturday on
their way to the eastern part OF
the state, making the trip in a
Franklin touring car.
Mrs. A. A. Reed left Thursday
evening for Minneapolis for a visi
at the home of Mrs. Mary C. Reed
and upon her return will be accom-
panied by Mr.. Reeds brother, Mas
ter Guy Reed of Minneapolis, who
will spend the summer in Manches
ter.
Harry P. Smith went to LAX
Okiboji Monday to enter the labra
tory conducted at that summer re
sort under the management of tn
state university. Mr.. Smith wi
take special course in preparatio
for his work as superintendent q
the schools at Audubon.
IS. L. Cary of Jennings, Louis
lana. is soon to be in the north TO
the summer, and will spend part c
the time in Manchester. Mr.. Car
and his wife have lived in Jenning
for a number of years, but hav
maintained the custom of returnin
4 to their old home in Iowa during tn
warm months.
Miss Helen Grant OF IIdepen'
ence was guest Of Miss Mary Lin
a part of last week Miss Link ha
one of the most beautiful rose ga
dens in town. The almost unlimite
varieties of the summer plant mall