Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-07-06
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enroute TO Greeley.
EpGEWoop.
The weather still continues TO be
very hot and dry. The bot weather
is Just the thing for the corn and II
seems as IL the greater part Of the
corn will have reached the old stand
ard height by the Fourth.
John Putt sr., who has been spend
Ing the past month here visiting his
eon John and his daughters. Mrs. Joe
Funk and Mrs. Chas. Amling. return
ed to his home at Export last We'd
nesday.
J, X. schacherer and daughters,
Luetta. Jennie and Helene, spent Sun
day Of last week visiting relatives at
Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Funk. who
spent a few days Of last week at Di-
buque visiting with friends, returned
home last Monday.
Miss Clara Buster OF Dyersdlie. the
Ibookkeeper for the interstate Teie-
phone company was in our town last
Thursday looking after the Interests
OF the company. She also spent
few hours at the John Pinz home.
Mry. Charles Rtemer was Straw
berry Point visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Wolcott and sister of Oneida
spent last Thursday in our town
A large number OF this vicinity az
tended the dance given at the Henry
Wiley home last Tuesday evening.
All present report a good time.
Mrs. Perry. who attended the con-
vention at Epworth, returned home
last Thursday morning.
Matilda and Celia Funk spent last
Thursday at the Point visiting their
aunt. Mrs. Mary BaliuM and family.
Mrs. Tow.e OF LitMeport spent a
few days OF last week visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peck. 81,
Miss Innocence Domayer Of Dyers-
Vile Is here visiting her uncle. John
schacherer and aunt, Mrs. j. 3. Putt
and family. t iiss
j. Keatzef OF Central City spent
Sunday Of last week visiting at the
Henry Barr home. 5:
Henry Hesner spent Tuesday at
Strawberry Point.
Mrs. G. M, Peet who has been Wis;
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
Ellis Of coggon, returned home last
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MerM and fam
ily spent Sunday OF last week visit
ing at the home OF the latter's broth
er. Chas. Amling and family.
Mrs. Griffith Of Greeley Is here Wis.
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
Whipple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gates are the
proud parents OF a1baby boy. Con-
gratulaaons are extended to the hap
by parents.
Mrs. Berthe Blanchard is spending
the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks of Hopkanton.
Chas. Davis Of Davenport. William
Miller of Cedar Rapids transacted bus
mess here last Tuesday.
A number OF the telephones lines
in this vicinity have been repaired
by clifford Barnes of Arlington.
F. A. Densmore Of Long Beach
California, arrived here on day last
week being called here by the serious
illness G. his sister. Mrs. Florence
Lynde.
number Of the teachers In this VI,
cbaity attended Institute at Elkadel
tho past week. Among those whom
we have learned are the Misses Ella
Funk, Verda Clemens, Grace Fischer
Laura Boyer, Esther o'Neal, sadt
McGaryey, Mildred Hesner Emm.
Duscheng. and Josie Robbins.
+ Hote! Whirple is coming right L
the front. They have a co!ored tab
lie waiter employed for the present
II this doesn't sound like UP to date
what does.
Allow us to- add another remark
u
which we heard q person from anoth
en- town say. He said VI is one Of the
best hotels which he had been In fol
some time past. This sounds com
plimentary.
Edeewood has added another i'm
provememt ito the long list which the
citizens began some time Ego. This
Inst made dts appearance In the shape
OF new fire bell. The same wac
purchased OF George Glazier ard Il
about forty-Slve feet high, 1t was mid
up just east of the Pilkington furni
ture store. lit was rmg for the first
time Tuesday evening, so that the
people would become acquainted with
its tone.
Now that we have 1t mp let us hope
that we may never have any use for
It There is one thing which ought
to 60 with the fire bell and tina. is
the water works What would we
have to fight fire with should there
ever be one. Here's hoping that the