Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-07-27
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last Thursday harvesting is nearer
completion than haying is in this To-
cality. This is something that has
not happened for some time and our
people say it is due to the hot dry
weather that we have been having for
the past few weeks.
Mrs. Amelia Miller and son, John,
of Lebanon, South Dakota, came up
from Manchester on Monday morn
ing for a visit with relatives and all
so to transact business. Mrs. Miller
has been holding down claim in
Dakota for the past few months but
relinquishes the same a few weeks
ago. She intends to remain here for
few weeks visit, while her son
returned to his home last Tuesday
Mrs. George Dorman and little
babe, who have been spending the
past few weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubbell returned home on
Sunday OF last week.
Frank Schacherer and Ed Putt were
Sunday callers at the home of the
latters aunt, Mrs. Chas. Amling and
family.
Miss Marguerite Richards spent the
past week with relatives and friends
at Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barr and two
children, Paul and Meta, spent from
Saturday until Monday of last week
at Manchester visiting at the John
Barr home. While there Meta had
her tonsils removed and we are glad
to note that she is getting along nice
ly.
Mr.. j. F. Schacherer and children,
Jennie, Edward and Alfred, spent
Sunday of last week at Greeley visit
ing relatives.
Miss Edna Anger who has been
spending the past few weeks visiting
friends at Manchester returned home
for few days visit before leaving fol
the mission fields of China.
The Alumni Of the High School en-
joyed a pleasant day picnicing at
Motor on last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Just spen'
Sunday Of last week at the Chas. Am
ling home.
Joe Sharp is reported on the sick
list. His many friends hope the!
will soon be able to see him around
again.
The temperance lecture given b.
Rev. Andrews in the NJ. E. church OIL
Sunday of last week was we'll attend
ed. All present report it one OF th'
best lectures of its kind ever hear
in our little town.
Ferdinand Schultz was bushes
caller at the Point last Tuesday.
] A very serious acciden. occurred t
Irv N. Harris on Sunday of last weel
He in company with number Q
other citizens of our town went dow
to Greeley on the hand car to Sc
a ball game. All went well until the
were ready to stop when Mr.. Harri
jumped and was knocked against
rail, thereby injuring his hip. Medict
aid was summoned at once and a
soon as possible he was removed t
his home. His daughter, Mrs. Coyel
dali of Waterloo is here caring &c
him. She intends to remain until h
Twill be able to return to Waterlo
with her. His many friends hope tn
: he will not be confined to his hon
j long.
Miss Ella Funk departed for A
!, mour. South Dakota. for weeks vi
}, I. with her brother, Martin and wife
ell A number from this vicinity atten
j ed the dance at Communal on la
d Tuesday evening. All present 1
n port the usual good time.
It L. 3. Blanchard, R. C. Cooking al
p Phin Wandell departed for Chica
= last Tuesday. They made the tt
n in the formers automobile.
Prof. Burnside Of Waucoma spe
Monday and Tuesday with friends
this town.
Frank Wiley of Chicago, who b
been spending the pas. week wi
relatives here and at Littleport We
+ to Waterloo Monday to visit with +
atives. From there he will retu
home.
Charlie Wheeler of Manchester v
a business caller here on day /