Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-05-11
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Mrs. D. C. Oehler visited last week
In Davenport With her sister. Mrs.
Macarthur.
DR.. and Mrs. Hands were over Sum
!; day visitors In Strawberry Point.
g. g. Barker OF Monticello was in
town Wednesday
"A. L. Barker is at home for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Reeve were
over Sunday visitors at Van Horn
with Mrs. p. D. Smith, q sister Of
Mr.. Reeve.
Mrs. Coolidge Of Edgewood visited
her sister. Mrs. william, Porter, last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petrie were over Sum
day visitors in Marion.
Isaac Littlefield returned home
Tuesday from Cedar Rapids. where
he has been in hospital for three
weeks for treatment for one Of his
eyes.
Mrs. Nora Jocelyn went to Straw.
berry Point Saturday for few days
visit.
Mrs. Nina skea, who has for three
months been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Frank Brokaw. and aunt. Mrs. A. L.
Martin left for her home in Arcade,
New York. last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Farrand, her father will remain
with his sister, Mrs. Martin.
L J. B. Schuster has sold his three
year old colt to a man from Month
cello for 3226.
The Housekeepers club met last
Thursday with Mrs. w. H. Collar.
For two saturdays Harry Main has
advertised he would give the 10th
pair free. Biney Smith happened to
be the fortunate one last Saturday.
Ted Tourtellot came home Thurs
day from Wisconsin University for .
few days visit.
Lawrence ,Hollister Of Manchester
was q Hopkinton visitor Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell went to
Arlington Saturday morning to visit
lher daughter, Mrs. Wiltsie.
Dr.. Jeffries went on . trip to Kan.
sas last week. ,l.ts
The quarterly communion service
was held In the Methodist church last
Sabbath ct II = m. and at Buck
Creek at 8 p. m. Rev. A. M. Billings
ley preached in the evening at Hop
kinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Collins are
here from Murdo.s South Dakota. Wis
ting Mr.. Collins sisters. They are
going to Florida With : view of max
1 ing their future home there.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blanchard Of
Edsewood were over Sunday visitors
at the Brooks home. 10
The ARRIVAL Of = little son has been
announced at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray ssanex Of Wyoming. who
formerly liv.A In Hopkinton.
r. b. Tibbitts and r. ]. Guthrie
were in Manchester last Monday at,
tending the republican county central
meeting.
The Arbor Day program at Whitakt
park took place Friday afternoon a.
advertised, ana ths pupils Of the pub
| lie school did their best under the d.
rection Of Mr.. Tyler. Following is the
program:
song-Pupils in Miss. Byam's room.
I iscontent Tnelna Tlbbitts.
waiting to GrowLaurA Smith.
The WaySide Inn. An Apple Tree
William, Parkhill.
A little sermon TO Boy's-Ina Mills.
The schoolhouse Yard-Paul Wilson.
Exercise-Mrs. Earhart's room.
WONDERFUL Gertrude Reed.
What March Does-Helen Robb.
The Scarecrow- Clarence Smith.
Native Trees Of Clay Keith.
Wood Giant-Gl Gladys Burns.
THE osk-Myrt!e IrIsh. Is.
At the close some trees and shrub
berry were planted. There was moi
nesrly a. large an attendance ii
there should have been. The parl
lmight be made 4 nice place hut II
win not be unless more public spiri,
"a manifested a large number q,
trees should be set out that Their.
might soon be sufficient shade 10,
public gatherings. and With shrubber,
| II might be made 4 place that thu
citizens would feel proud.
Dr. stuhler. Harry Stuhler and Miss
es Warnecte and Adam. drove owe,
Iron Monticello Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shook Of Montana. "a
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