Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-08-24

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The annual convention of super
visors was held In Cedar Rapids last
week.
Miss Name Donahue is visiting
at the home of her parents at Stock
ton, Ill.
Lyle CongeHwas in the city from
Waterloo over Sunday visiting with
friends.
Mrs Ann Georgen of Sand
Springs was a Manchester visitor
Monday. -
"A large number from here att
tended the carnival in Earlville on
Thursday
Harvey Hampstead went to Wa
terloo Monday morning for several
lays visit.
Miss Edith Anderson went to Chi
cago Sunday for a several days visit
with friends.
The repainting of the interior of
the Central School building is near
y completed.
Mrs. E. W Williams left Mon
day morning fbr a weeks visit with
friends in Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sharp are the
parents of baby boy born on last
Wednesday morning.
Jay Barr departed Monday morn
ing for Chicago where he viii visit
week with relatives.
MRS. James King departed this
morning for Sioux City to visit with
relatives for several weeks.
-Thos. Madden and Fred Miller
left this morning for Chicago to Wis
1t for several days with friends.
County Clerk Bishop issued a
marriage license during the past week
to Henry Bohlke and Anna Osterhaus.
AIR. and Mrs. w. H. Searles Of
Denver, Colorado, are visiting at the
Ihome OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ghssen-
iorf.
and Nts. H. F. Arnold are
enjoying an outing al Deerwood, Min
nesota. They will be gone about two
Nir and Mrs. Walter Hunt were
over Sunday visitors at the home Of
Mrs. Hunts parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pratt Stewart.
Miss Ona Barnd returned home
Saturday evening after a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends. in
Cedar Rapids.
Miss Jessie Fleming arrived in
the city Monday afternoon from
South Dakota for several days vis-
lit with friends.
Edward Middleton of saskatche-
wan, Canada. is in the city visiting
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Alrs. Hugh Middleton.
IS. R. Young arrived in the city
Sunday from Morganfaeld, Kentucky,
where he has been employed for some
time by newspaper in that city.
| Forrest Sullivan who has been
employed in the J.. G. Lewis music
store departed Monday for his home
in Cascade to remain permanently.
i, Misses Name and Nell Crowley
Margaret Mullen and Margare
, Rooney of Dubuque are visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S
Maley
n Mrs Fred Graybill, Mrs. Edward
t Farwell, Misses Frances Lawmar
Stella Drew, Alice Walters leave Sat
4 lrday morning for Montour, Iowa
where they will be guests at tn
home of Mrs. Grace .Walters.Aiillard
y TWENTY-FIVE young folks enioye
l. pleasant evening at the home c
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Maley Monda
al evening given in honor of Miss Win
tired Maley who departed the folloy
= ing afternoon for Dubuque where sh
is student in Mercy hospital
. that place.
Mrs. Joe Mccormick, who ha
= been visitingf or several weel
:. at the home of her aunt. Mrs. ].
Roney, left Monday morning for Ce
= az Rapids. Mr.. Mccormick has 9
excellent position with the Cedar Ra
w been visiting here for several weel
& ids Gazette.
-Maude Evelynne Handlen, daug
"a ter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Clemens
~ this city died Thursday, August !
W 1910 The deceased would ha
w been twenty-five years old on Il
NC 3Oth of this month. The renal
were taken to Strawberry Point +
nd burial on Friday.
On Wednesday and Thursday
this week the Manchester Gun cl
w will hold its annual marksmansh
- tournament. The local club has
= Gently installed a new McCrea tt
and targets will be thrown a distan
'ss of fifty yards or more. Each d
OF there will be four twentyIbird ever
ION and eight fifteen-bird events.
No Mrs. H. w. Graves expects
81 remove to Mason City this week. T
~ daughter Elizabeth has been engae
~. as teacher in the public schools
al, that city for the coming year a
the her granddaughter, Miss Ida Adal
tha will enter a hospital there to TAXI
'o,s course of training to fit herself
ean professional nurse. Manches
am. people regret the removal Of
: family.