Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-04-13
THE | LOCAL NEWS
Of THE EEK
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AT HOME AND
ABROAD.
REVIEW r and FORECAST OF EVENTS
ftsms of Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
s. Town.

Nasure Picked Up About
e. Town.
IN. E. Davis was in Coggon on
business Monday.
Nv. G. Blake was business vis-
itor In South Dakota last week.
Mrs. Alton Durham was visitor
in independence one day last week.
g. w. Miller left last week for
Layina, Montana, on business trip.
2. J. Carpenter of Earlville was
a business visitor in Manchester Fri
day
Mrs. A. j. Andrews and Miss
Ruth Gray were visitors in Dubuque
Saturday.
miss Grace Railsbach has been
enjoying visit from her sister the
past week.
Mrs. H. A. Dittmer and daughter,
iMiss Margaret, were visitors in Du-
buque Saturday.
The state encampment OF the
Grand Army will be at Des Moines
beginning June 8.
NJ. l. B. Richmond has been in
South Dakota during the past week
on q business trip.
h 20. 3. Stowe has disposed Of his
livery and feed stable on Delaware
street to e. s. Cowles.
The twelfth annual May Festival
Of Cornell College. Mt. Vernon, Iowa,
will be held May 1928.
Mrs William schwager and Mrs
John Dubois were visitors in Water.
loo one day last week.
The Delaware County Teachers
Institute will be held during the
week beginning August is.
The regular meeting of the city
council; will be held at the council
rooms on next Monday night.
Abner Dunham left for Chicago
lastt week, where he entered hos
pitat Tor q course Of treatment.
arthur Wagner returned home
from Cedar Rapids Saturday morning
where he had been on business.
"A AtAornsys Calvin Yoran and c
as Yoran.were IN Charles city oil
legal business q part OF last week. {
Miss Cecil Hines Of State Center
Iowa, was a guest of friends in Man.
chester the latter part OF last week.
Miss Pearl Middleton left last
week for Missouri Valley, Iowa where
she is an instructor in the public
schools.
The city council was In session
several nights last week as board
of equalization, during which time
they went over the books OF Assessor
Thos. Wilson.
Floyd Arnold, Stanley Atkinson
and Edward Williams, who attend col
lege at Iowa City, were guests OF rel
atives and friends in the city the lat
ter part OF last week.
win" Cobb of independence
who has been member OF the Man
chester base ball team during the
past two seasons was calling or
friends in town Saturday.
IS. A. Steadman LETT Friday morn
| ing for Waterloo being accompanied
by Mrs. H. H. Lawrence and daugh
ter, who had been visiting in this
city at the steadman home for sever
al days.
Roy Crabb OF Greeley has signet
out with the Strawberry Point bal
lteam for the coming season. Mr.
crabb recently returned from Cali
fornia, where he has been spending
the winter months.
u. ]. Arduser has opened an insu
ance office in the Simmons buildin
lon South Franklin street. Mr.. Al
duser is agent for the Great Western
Accident Insurance company and tn
Central Life of America.
The annual Catholic fair was hel
at the Central Opera House las
week. On Tuesday evening the HON
talent productions were well al
tended despite the inclement weatl
er. An enjoyable feature of the fai
Twas the dances on the followin
three evenings.
The. Manchester friends Of Ha:
vey. who played base ball with tn
Strawberry Point team last seasol
will be pleased to learn that he ha
|signed. out with the Dubuque Three
league team. Charles Beulow, WI
played first base for Manchester du
ing part of the season Of 1903,
. manager Of the Dubuque team.
The Anamosa Journal says
"There are very flattering prospec
now that the Chicago. Anamosa
Northern will t,e extended to Wate
; lloo from Coppon wifi, the ultima