Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-10-19
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Isn't this fine October weather.
Henry Funk arrived home Monday
morning f1cm Cedar Rapids, where he
had been an over Sunday visitor with
his aunt. Mrs. Haynes an. brother,
Stephen.
Mr.. James Hayes of Strawberry
Point was a business caller here one
day last week.
Mrs. Claude Wright Of Florida spen
the past week visiting her uncles,
Ferdinand and Adolph, Schultz. She
,also Went to Manchester to visit
her grandmother, Mrs! Koehler, befor
returning Y, her southern home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kriebs Of Beres
ford. South Dakota, who have been
spending a few days with friends here
went to Elkport Thursday for a short
visit with relatives and friends at
that place. &
Mr.. r. Whitehead has gone to
Macon, Missouri, for visit with his
relatives at that place.
Mrs. Amanda Sterling returned to
her home at Cold Springs, South Da-
kota last Wednesday after enjoying a
very pleasant visit with relates here.
Mr.. G. H. Bassett and w. "A. Rob
inson, officers Of the Farmers Co
Operative Creamery have returned
from Waterloo wher thy attended the
Iowa State Buttermakers convention.
Mr.. Charles Lamphier is enjoying a
visit from his sister-in-law, Mrs. Lam
phier of Kingfisher, Oklahoma.
Mr.. Walter Rizer and family went
to Waterloo Wednesday for a visit
with his sister, Mrs. Conkin. He also
attended the Iowa State Buttermakers
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Coolidge. Mr..
and Mrs. George Barr and family
spent last Sunday at the Mrs. Balluff
home at Strawberry Point.
Mr.. Charles Hesner, farmer who
lives northwest of this place. has
purchased the Fred Densmore home
in the west part of town. They will
take possession about March 1.
Mr.. P. E. Thomas had carload
of apples here a couple Of days last
week. A great many people purchase
ed supply of apples from him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Funk and
Anna, and sons, Louis and
Leonard, spent Sunday of last week
at Petersburg visiting at the homes of
Will and Mic Budden. They made the
"trip in their auto.
Mrs. John Coolidge Of Manchester
came up to Edgewood Saturday morn
ing an over Sunday visitor with rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. Chas. Bixby who has been
visiting at the Chas. Todd home for
he past eew days departed for her
lome last week. f
Chas. Menge and sister, Martha,
sho have been visiting relatives at
luzerne, Iowa, for the past two
weeks returned home last Friday.
Supt. Theo. R. Roberts Of Elkader
vas an Edgewood visitor last Thurs
lay.
Prof A. H. Porter who has been
living drawing lessons to the pupils
II the Edgewood High school for the
'ast two weeks left our town last
Saturday. During his stay here he
instructed the pupils in the necessary
ut of drawing. The work Of the
'ast two weeks was on display in (
he various rooms of the High school
asst Friday. During his stay here Mr..
'orter gave chalk talk, in the Meth
dist church., for the benefit of the
chool Everybody present pronounc-
d it one of the best lectures of its h,
ind ever held in Edgwood. L.
Mrs. Henry Wiley spent Friday and
saturday with her sister, Mrs. Ell
ner Michaels and family.
The Royal Slave" was played be-
ore full house in our little town
'riday evening. 1t is the second time
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