Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-01-20

Mrs. j. ]. Goen was in Waterloo
Thursday.
w. H. Lafferty was in Chicago
last week.
Rev. P. H. Ryan of Lawler was II
town Thursday on business.
Miss Alice Walters visited with
friends at Waterloo last week.
III. j. Schwietert was in the south
last week on immigration matters.
DIR. E. p. Reed, president of Len.
OK college. was in the city Friday.
MFRS. A. D. Long was a guest OF
relatives in Earlville Wednesday.
DIR. William Arnold Shanklin OF
Fayette was in the city Thursday
evening.
IF. D. Joseph, county superintend-
ent, was In Des Moines last week on
business.
Miss Grace Horton of Coggon was
guest friends In Manchester
last week.
Hon. G. w. Durham was in the
southern part q. &c state last week
on business.
George Welt, I. y change OF
advertisement this e.k. ',ead what
he has to say.
Is
Grin Greenwood of Nevada is en-.
toying few weeks vacation with
friends in this city.
Charles Lampman of vinton was
in town last week. Is guest of his
brother, l. w. I.ampman.
Mrs. A. Lippert Of Oelwein is a
guest at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ehler.
Charles Barr is at Rochester, Min
i-esota. where he was obliged to go
10 submit to an operation.
&c. A. Peterson, general manager
CT the Delaware County Telephone
company, was in Lamont Thursday.
Clarence NJ. Chapel of Chicago
was in town last week. visiting at
the home of his father, Il. II. Chapel.
-E. G. Grower and w. A. Kendall
OF the Dairy Shippers Despatch line
were in Manchester Friday on bust.
ness.
Rev. A. Bindenberger of Fayette.
field secretary for Upper Iowa uni
yersity. was in the city Thursday on
business.
IS. N. Baird. division freight and
passenger agent. of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway. was in
the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Brewer Wis.
tied with relatives in Chicago last
week. leaving Tuesday afternoon and
returning Thursday.
e. F.. Mcconnell of Earlville. Jas,
Moore of Masonville and Charles Cas-.
eJ OF Coggon were in the city We'd.
nesday on business.
Mrs. James Broadie left Saturday
for Carroll, after several weeks Wis
1t in this city at the home of her
mother. Mrs. S. l.. Crum
Mrs. Frank Johnston departed on
Thursday for her home in Baltimore,
Maryland. after several weeks visit
with relatives in Manchester.
Mrs. Maud Duddles, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. w. H..
Long for the past three weeks, re-.
turned to her home in Chicago Sat
urday
Mrs. Catherine Tierney is i'll az
her home in this city. On her ac-
count, William Tierney of Goldfield,
Nevada, is continuing his visit in
this city. until his mother improves
in health.
James Green and family have
moved into the residence of Hon. W.
M. Sawyer on Howard street and will
continue to make their home in Man
chester Indefinitely
Mrs T. NJ. link left Thursday
morning for her home in LeMars,
having been called to this city week
ago to attend the funeral of her
brother, William Nix.
Carl Hoppe left last week for his
new home near Garden City, Kansas,
having shipped car load Of personal
property via the NJ. & o. and Chica-
go Great Western railways.
Joe Langhammer is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Edgar Lawrence, who
lives northeast Of Manchester. Mr..
Langhammer moved to the state Of
Missouri several years ago and had
made his home in that commonwealth
since that time.
MIRA. A. G. Philip and daughter,
Miss Vera. left Monday for Daytona,
Florida, where they will spend the
remainder of the winter months at
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Nj. Condit.
They expect to be in the south until
the first Of April.
e. P. Fogg, field representative
OF Cornell college was in town Thurs.
day of last week. Mr.. Fogg stated
that Ihe gymnasium being erected on
the campus at Mount Vernon is being
steadily pushed. and the brick and
masonry work progresses even during
the cold weather.
Mrs. R. D. Graham and Mrs. w
E. Graham were at Greeley Frida,
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Eliza
beth Harris, one Of the early pioneers
of Delaware county. woman whit
was loved and respected by the PEG