Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-04-07

Is teacher In the Atkins public
schools.
Miss Eula Davis visited with
friends in town last week. Miss Dav.
Is Is now living with her parents near
Littleport.
Mrs. H. A. Dittmer and daughter.
Miss Margaret, and Mrs. M. F.. LeRoy
We're visiting in Dubuque Wednesday
and Thursday.
R. w. Godell of Chicago, division
freight and passenger agent Of the
Chicago Great Wesern railway was
in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Terril left
last week for an extended visit
through the eastern part of the
United States.
MIR: and Mrs. W. w. Worden sof
Des Moines were guests last week
atlthe home of Mrs. Worden's sister
Mrs. p E. Triem.
w. u. Smith and III. c.. Smith
were in VolgaCity last week visiting
at the home OF their daughter and
sister, Mrs. ]. D. WEIGH. a
w. H. Allen visited with friends
In Independence last week. Mr.. All:
len is night engineer for the Man.
chester Light, Heat & Power com.
pany.
VIII Daisy Of Cedar Rapids was
visiting with friends in Manchester
last week. Mr.. Daisy was formerly
employed as night clerk in the Clar.
ence house.
Mrs H. w. Lawrence went tc
Waverly Thursday afternoon.to make
an extended visit at thehome OF hei
son, H. II. Lawrence, who recent,
removed to that place.
Il. L. Hoyt was i'm Des Moines
last week as a guest Of his brother
Senator p. H. Hoyt He was 4 also
in GrinnelL and has been in Chicago
the past few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccormick
are at home from Albuquerque, New
Mexico. where they enjoyed sever
al months visit at the home of thei
daughter. Mrs. Allison Doolittle.
Miss Nina Carhart visited las
week at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Carhart. Mis-
Carhart is a member of the Higl
school faculty at DeKalb, Illinois.
Fred Rabenau, a son of r. W
Rabenau of this city. is seriously il
lat Iowa City from an attack of ty
phoid fever. Mr.. Rabenau was cal
ed to that place Thursday to assis
| ip the care Of his son.
w. J, Davis accompanied job
Brayton to Gregory, South Dakot,
where Mr.. Brayton has a homestea
which he secured at the goyerpmer
drawing some months ago. Mr.. Da'
is expects to return home next weel
Kinnes& Wright advertise sprin
oxfords In this weeks issue of TIL
Democrat. As Easter will be eel
brated next Sunday, a man or w
mans raiment will not be compiler
without pair of the latest creation
| in spring footwear.
Joseph Hutchinson arrived hon
Friday from a several weeks busine
trip to Southern Pines, North Car
lima, Washington City and other eas
Tern points. While in Washingto
Mr.. Hutchinson met Mr.. and Mrs.
INV. Thrill, who were guests of He
{ and Mrs. E. p. Seeds.
DIR. and Mrs. P. p. Triem left
day for Seattle, Washington. whe
they expect to make months VII
: at the home of their son, Paul
: Triem. From Seattle, DR.. and NJ
Triem will remove to their lar
: ranch, which is located about q
: hundred and fifty miles east of Sc
q tie.
d "A Monticello school teacher
d ceived the following note the oil
ID day from the mother of one Of
e pupils: Dear Mission rit
e about whipping my sun. nearby g
u yon purmission to beet him enyti
q 1t is necessary to lern him lesso
d He is Just like his father you hay
le lern him with a club. pound nowl
o. into him. want him to get 1T
" don't pay no attenshun to what
father seq n handle him.