Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-29
The LOCAL news OF
DELAWARE COUNTY.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
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Rain, rain is the cry of the people
of this vicinity. The hot dry weather
of the past week has been almost
more than is good for small srain
and corn. A gentle rain would be the
most welcome thing for the resi-
dents t this vicinity. Let us hope
that 1t will not be long in getting
here.
Mrs. George Barr went to Man
chester Thursday evening. where she
will visit with relatives and friends
Tor few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Micheals and
two sons departed for an extended
visit with relatives at Oklahoma on
last Tuesday.
NJ Ed 'Ament of Dyersvlile transacted
business at this place Friday.
Mrs. Hobbs and daughters of Cali;
fornia and Marion are here Visiting
at the George Hobbs home.
Mr.. Wilson of Manchester was seen
on our streets one day last week.
Grace and Mae Pilkington are
spending the week at voiga City Wis
ting their aunt, Mrs. c. E. Lovett.
Morris Mellen, who suffered a, par.
alytic stroke at his home west of
town one day last week is reported
to be slowly recovering from the eff
fects Of the same. News his many
friends are glad to hear.
Rev. Soule was an Arlington visit
or Tuesday. !,
Grandma Coolidge departed for
Manchester Thursday evening for a
visit with her son John and wife.
Mrs. Sara Madison and Hattie SEQ
field enjoyed q visit from their BROTH
er, Nate -Schofield Of Newell, Iowa.
Mr.. James Gross was a Manchester
B visitor on Monday Of last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. schachere and
thee formers father John Schacherer
of Dyersville spent Sunday of last
week at the John Schneider home
near Greeley.
Ashley Smith was passenger to
Marion on Monday.
Charles Menge and sisters, Martha
and Alice spent Sunday Of last week
visiting their cousin, Mrs. Chs. Putt
and family Of near Lihheport.
Is Misses Eveah Maxson and Zelda
Farmer departed for Fayette on Mon
day morning where they will attend
summer school at the Upper Iowa
University at that place. &
Rev. g. v. True who attended the
regular quarterly meeting Of the
Baptist church at Oelwein on Fri
'sday, Saturday and Sunday of last
week returned home Monday.
Prot. Burnside Of Fayetbe spent
Friday, with his friends here.
& A few Of our young people took
the june examinations this last week
secs saba McGarvey, Bertha Glen
ens and Grace Fisher were at En-.
skader and Misses Pearl Wso,ridge
Jennie Peet and Flossie Stone were
at Manchester.
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