Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-22
The LOCAL NEWS
OF The WEEK
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AT HOME AND
ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF EVENTS
Items of a Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
Town,

Is-Wm. A. Crosier of Coggon wa,
among those who were in attendance
1t the ball game here Friday after
noon.
Miss Winifred Maley, profes
sional nurse Of Mercy hospital, Du
buque, spent few days at home last
week. i
Bernie Belknap arrived in the
city Thursday afternoon from Marcus
Iowa. for visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Earle A. Davis and two chill
dren left for Lamont Saturday after
noon for visit with relatives and
friends.
-Gildner Bros. talk about mer
and boys suits and hats in their ad
vertisement this week Read wha'
they have to say.
t-Mr. Frank and John Welterlen ol
Milwaukee are here to see their un
Gle. John Welterlen, who is i'll at his
home in this city.
Geo. F. Potts. w. S. Page, j. S.
Merton and daughter, Jennie Merton
and Roy Merton OF Colesburg are
Manchester visitors today.
James Gates. who has been at
tending the Wisconsin state univer
sity at Madison, arrived home Friday
evening for the summer vacation.
Miss Nina Carhart, who has beer
an instructor in the schools at DE
Kalb. Illinois. during the past schoo,
year, is at home for the summer va
lcation.
John NJ. Brayton of Ryan was il
the city the latter part of last week
He has Just returned from Witten
South Dakota. where he has proved
up on his claim.
Il. Matthews returned home OF
Thursday afternoon from Waterloo
Iwhere he had been in attendance al
the Masonic grand lodge meeting be
ing held in that city. IS
Rev. j. F. Moore and Alb. Ter
ril were in Waterloo Thurs day, where
they attended the ordination of the
tpassor. Of the new Congregatinns
church at that p,. ce. s''-
II. p. Giidner wassin Des Moine.
the latter part Of last week attending
meeting of the board of directors O.
the Iowa Retail Clothier's association
of which '-e is member:
Miss Clara Wolcott, who has
been student at Sinsinnawa Mound
Wisconsin. during the past year, ar
rived home Thursday afternoon t.
spend the summer vacation.
Mr.. Walter Maley graduated from
St Joseph College last Tuesday an6
delivered his recitation with able
anH just credit to himself and pro
fessors Of st. Joseph College.
Misses Bess and Sue Fleming
who have been attending U. l. U. al
Rayette. arrived in the city Frida,
evening for visit at the home O.
heir sister, Alss A. NJ. Cloud.
-R. G. Cooking, c. S. Todd, Ere,
Peick. jr. and F. A. Peet of Edge
wood, who are all members of tn
Commercial club of that place, wer
business visitors In the city Friday.
| -On account of lack of space W
are obliged to omit much correspond
ence and local matter from this issu
of The Democrat Most OF the col
respondence will appear next week.
Misses Mable Davis and Angi
Pierce returned home from Fayet'
the latter part Of last week. Mi.
Pierce graduated from the educatio
al department of U. /. U. with tt
class this year.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Arnold ha'
been at Iowa City during the pa
week attending the commenceme
Exercises. Their son, Floyd Arnol
who accompanied them home. is
graduate of the college at that place
Mrs. Jane Rich and danghtt
!. Miss Sue Rich. leave tomorrow +
Presho. South Dakota, where tn
will spend several weeks visiting
I the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fra
= Carpenter. who formerly resided
. this county.
e Mr.. and Mrs. N. 3. Davis dro
Il to Cedar Rapids Saturday morni
a in an automobile, returning home
the afternoon, accompanied by tn
son, Edwin Davis. who has been
tending Coe College and who is
home for the summer vacation. >
strawberry Point opened I'll
baseball season last week at hoI
NJ when they played Anamosa TIVE
n inning tie game. the score being
" Only one Strawberry Point man re-
no ed first base in the first seven i
70 ings. Strawberry Point scored
II in the eighth and Anamosa ca
te back with one in the ninth with I
4, men down.
lis DIR. Bowman wishes to annou
rs that he will devote his entire time
m the future to the practice of m
list the future to the practice Of m
cine, and that he will respond
calls at all hours. day or night.
office and residence are at
eIe Franklin Street, one block north
M the Clarence House. His phone n
lber is 47o.