Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-09-07
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REV. Daniel Russell, who has DeeI
spending the summer in Bellevue
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Doc
little.
| Little Misses Ruth Brown ant
Margaret Wallare went to Cedar Rap
ids Tuesday evening for a visit.
R. A. Wallace returned Wednes.
day from his trip to Colorado.
Mrs. F. A. Irish and Mrs. Nelson
and children were Greeley visitors
the first of the week.
Miss Mamie Mathers of Indepen.
dence visited her aunt, Mrs. w. l.
Campbell, few days last week.
Mr.. R. E. Strane and daughters
Grace and Leila, returned Tuesday
evening from Dubuque.
Moses Wheeless and wife visited
last week near Dundee.
Mr., and Mrs Tourtellot left the
first of the week to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jennie Austin, at Austin
vile.
Mrs. A. L. Martin visited in Man.
chester last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall of West
Branch visited Monday with Rev.
Stevens and family.
Miss Luella LeClere left Tuesday
morning for Miller, South Dakota,
where she will teach the coming
year.
A. L. Barker is again at home,
after an absence OF several weeks
in New York.
Mrs. Arthur Wilfong left Monday
for Des Moines to visit relatives and
attend the state fair.
Will Reed and wife have moved
to Manchester.
Mr.. Willis went to Freeport Thurs
day to visit his daughter. Mrs. Prick.
Miss Della Willard teaches In Del
aware the coming year.
DR.. d. L. Dunlap arrived Friday
evening from the east, where he
has been spending his vacation, for a
visit with home folks before going
to Grand Forks. N. D.
Herman Dunlap was in Chicago
last week.
Mrs. Brooks returned Thursday
evening from Egdewood, where she
had been to see her new little grand
daughter at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lux left
Thursday morning for a trip to AL
den, N. d. They will also go to
Nebraska, Storm Lake and Clear
Lake before they return.
Miss Franc Earhart left Thursday
for Storm Lake. where she will teach
the coming year. She was accom-
panied as far as Cherokee by two
little grandsons OF Mrs. Macarthur.
Miss Cora Brooks went to Edge
wood Thursday.
Prof. Taylor went down to Ana
mosa Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Hands of Iowa. City visited
her son, DR.. s. G. Hands, last week.
Steven and Hugh McGlade, Mr..
Hale and Will Kirkwood went to
the state fair last week,
DR.. Macintosh spent a few DAYS
with old friends In town when on
his way home from his vacation. He
left for Storm Lake Friday morning
Mrs. Dawson Of Center junction
visited Mrs. w, R. Reeve last week
Prof. O. B. Law, the new high
school principal. and his wife arrived
Tuesday. The public schools will
commence this week.
Two hundred and six tickets were
sold Thursday for the excursion to
the Monticello fair and many drove
down. Monticello always has a
first class fair and the crowd Thurs
day was greater than ever.
Mrs. R. G. Crawford and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Meinzer, left Saturday for
a weeks visit in Cresco.
Miss Maude Earhart left Friday
evening for State Center, where she
is assistant principal in the public
| schools.
Mrs. ]. d. McAllister and children
went to Onslow Friday evening fol
an over Sunday visit.
Mrs. Griffith was down from
Greeley the last of the week.
Lane and Lloyd Sill went to Du
buque Friday to visit their grandpar.
ents.
A little boy at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Martin Tuesday.
Mrs. Hilton of Cedar Rapids ant
Miss Reed OF Anamosa came Wednes
day for few days visit with theil
sister, Mrs. Boots.
Mrs. F. NJ. Wheeler went to Mon
ticello Monday evening.
Mrs. Rebecca Dunlap and Mrs
Clara Campbell attended the distric
w. e. T. U. convention at Anamos;
August 30th and 31st.
Mss Una Trevor of Walker was il
town last week.
Miss Anna Storey of Edgewoo,
visited over Sunday at the hom
OF Rev. and Mrs. Stevens.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Littlefield Wis
! tied friends in Cascade over Sunda
and also at the home of Douglas
Slauson.
Ray Boots came Saturday fror
sagrada, Missouri, to visit his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Boots.
Harper Collar was in Anamos
last week.
Miss Mabel McCuskey and I'm
Trevor visited in Monticello the las
r of the week.
Mrs. Stevenson and two childre