Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-07-20
Rapids visited with DR.. Mason and
wife last Tuesday.

Frank Doan, wife and son visited
in Waterloo last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell left Mon
day for Storm Lake. where they will
visit for month with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. d. c. Macintosh.
Will and John Sleeth, who are, mail
clerks running out of st. Paul, have
bene here visiting their sister, Mrs.
Henry Loop.
Will Dennison went to Cedar Rap
ids the last of the week to receive
treatment for his nose, which was
broken in ball game on the Fourth.
Charles Moulton of Grandview
Washington. visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Moulton, last week.
The school board have elected Prof.
o. B. Law of Bloomfield as principal
of the public schools for the coming
year and w. Miller has been re-elect-
ed janitor.
Mrs. Kate Wragg of Dubuque is Wis
itlng her mother, Mrs. Tesar.
President Reed was in Independ-
ence last Monday.
Miss Helen Reed eft last Saturday
for visit in Storm Lake.
Mrs. Kate Anderson of Vail is Wis
iting at the home of Gilbert DeShaw.
Milroy and Nelson have their new
double store complete and have NOV.
ed in. They have installed a new
lighting plant and also an arc light
in front Of the store. The othel
part will soon be ready for the photo
graph gallery and music store.
4 j. D. McAllister and w. F. Garvir
are having their houses connected
with the water works.
The census in this vicinity has bee
Increased by six during the last week
A little one came to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Len Bacon on July 6, lit
tie daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
Lang, also to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes
Dunkle, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McGlade
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bradke. and I
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bencke.
The important event next weel
will be the ball game between tn
fats and leans next Friday. 1t /
!. some thing every one wishes to Sc
whether they understand the gam
or not and If the weather is favorat
+ e large crowd will no doubt b
: present. The fats will be represente
}, by Prof Guthrie, W. S. Johnson, S
l. P. Carter, Grant Keith, w. S. Beels
Charlie Morgan, Rev. Stevens, Be
y Ferguson and F. X. Barnes. TIL
} leans are j. D. McAllister. N. Lander
$ Frank Irish, Will and Belden Dem
son and others whose names we hav
l. not secured.
:. Rev. Alfred Nickless was VIII
y throp visitor last week.
c. S. Morton was taken very sic
last week and E. H. collar was oblie
ed to take his place in the depot Sa
urday afternoon.
!. Mrs. Charles Nelson and childre
returned Saturday morning frol
Michigan.
!. Miss Katharine Goldsmith of l.,
a mont visited her mother here last Fl
:. day. ~ .,s,s
A company of young ladies' wei
e entertained at the home of R.
Vt Brooks last Wednesday evening
n honor of Miss Edna Alger of Edg'
8 wood. Miss Alger was Lenox stu
!. ent seven years ago and for the pas
l. few years has been in California. Sh
J, leaves the 23rd OF August to go as
d missionary to China and anothe
oil name will be added to the list
II Lenox missionaries. She goes o,
under the care of the Presbyteria
church. A beautiful souvenir spoo
was presented her.
.. Mr.. and Mrs. Ricketts, and Mi, an
i. Mrs. Joseph Lux leave Monday IL
If Storm Lake to attend the Chautauqu
u which is being held there.
IS Ghildren's Day was celebrated ,
IT the Methodist church last Sabbath.
Prof Guthrie was in Monticello Q
lie Sabbath evening, where he address
p ed union meeting of the churches
s. Bert Mullen and wife of Manche
s, ter were Sunday visitors at John MI
lens.
= The Harvest Home association ha
. meeting Monday night and set tt
- time for the annual gathering on Az
81 gust 10th, and committees were a
u pointed to attend the arrangement
y for grounds. program, speakers, ~
~ sic and attractions of various KIND
and we have no doubt but as good
=. time viii be planned for as ever.
: Mrs. Margaret Merriam and Mi
Finleyson returned Saturday NOR
ing from two weeks visit in Sprin
vile.
20 The Christian Endeavorers had
candy sale at the corner of the squa
II. Saturday evening and sold out a
&c they had making about $500. The
was an unusually large number
is people in from the col,ltry Saturds
evening to hear the band play and {
a their Saturday trading.
q The Christian Endcavor young pc
pie are going to have picnic We
ne nesday afternoon. All who desire a
free to come.
nc F. w. Doolittle who has been tn
st season in Chicago with the c. M.
rs st. P. Co. has been elected as an a
us sistant professor in the Visions
r. University, in the department
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