Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-06-28
Edgewood last week.

| Joe Orr has bought the Caroline
Littlefield house for which he pal,
/ $425.
Dr. Russell Doolittle arrived HON,
Monday to visit few days with hi
mother. He expects to spend
year or two in practice in a hospi
tai in Chicago.
Misses Hilda, Florence and Mar,
Taylor have been spending weel
here with friends.
| Thomas Dunlap arrived home We'd
nesday from visit in Kanss and
Nebraska He WIS accompanied home
by his granddaughter, Miss Gladys
Gillispie of st. Edward, Nebraska.
A. NJ Trevarthan, who has Just
graduated from the state university
in dentistry, is visiting in town.
L. A. Hardy of Sydney, Montana,
has been visiting in town.
w. A. Hardy is shipping his house
hold goods and his family will ac-
company him back to Montana.
Mrs. Clarence Moulton and little
son arrived Tuesday from Kalispel,
Montana, to visit with her mother
and other relatives.
Otto Van Horn came Monday from
Garwin to accompany his wife and
little son home.
Miss Nellie Campbell was in Mon
ticello Monday.
Rev. Hamilton has been enjoying a
visit from his sister, Mrs. Davis. and
her son Prof Davis, of Ohio, Wesley
IN college. They are on their way
to the National Park and the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. w. sweesy and daughter of
Alexandria, S. d.. are visiting at
The home of ]. G. Kirkwood.
Rev. s. T. Foster left Thursday ev-
ening for a two weeks trip to Phila-
lelphia, New York and Boston.
Mrs. Mccullough has sold her res
idence to- R. ]. Milroy, for $1,000.
He will take possession September
l. when Mrs. Mccullough expects to
return to Maryland.
Those who went from Lenox to
the Y. NJ. C. A. conference at Lake
Geneva, Wisconsin, are Prof. Carts,
Clarence Hill, Jessie Greenup, Arch
lie Wheeless. Merrill Pobert and
Wilfred Brunskill.
p. M. Loop and Herman Gundlach
have exchanged farms. Mr.. Gundlach
taking the one known as the Norris
On farm and Mr.. Loop becomes own
er of the Gilndlach farm northeast
OF town. =.
Miss Ruth Whipple left Thursday
morning to visit friends in Freeport,
Illinois.
MI. Rice and family of Chicago
topped here Sunday to make a
short visit at the home of R. A.
Wallace. They We're combining bust
ness and pleasure and made the
Ire trip by automobile and were
much pleased with this section OF
the country.
DIR. Doolittle of Des Moines and
his father, Judge Doolittle, OF Delhi
We're in town last week.
Picnics' were held on the college
campus Monday and Tuesday of last
week and others held elsewhere.
Herman Zeuch, who has been
teaching in Wright county and also
reading law with ex-congresman
is at home for the summer.
Mrs. H. G. Salisbury, who visited
her sister, Mrs. Crawford, lett for
South Dakota Monday evening. Mr.
Salisbury bought land in the Rose
bud reservation near Millboro. Mrs.
Salisbury heard on meeting her hus-
band that their house had been
struck by lighting. Her husband re-
ceiyed light shock the dog was kill.
I'd and the house some what torn u.
1t was fortunate they escaped with so
little damage.
Miss Mae Dunlap returned home
Friday evening from Mayville, N. d.
F. M. Wheeler is raising his house
to the street level which will be a
great Improvement.
Mrs. Irish and daughter Myrtle
made quite a "trip Friday by automo-
bile with Miss Myrtle as driver. They
went to Ryan, Manchester. Greeley,
Earlville, Dyersville. Worthington and
home again in all about rs miles.
Work on the new meat market is
going on raidly. 1t will make quite
an Improvement on main street. The
old wooden buildings have nearly all
been replaced by brick.
Miss Anna Wallace of Chicago
came the last Of the week to visit
her sister and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lux arrived
home Tuesday from months visit
in Mott. N. d. where they own land
crops were looking pretty fair until
the hot winds began to blow which
dried every thing up nearly. Many
were mailing UP their houses and get
ting back to better country which
we suppose means Iowa.
Mrs. Will Myers burned her arms
quite badly last Tuesday when lifting
the cover from boiler the escaped
steam burned her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson of Council
Bluffs have been visiting P. F. West
colt and wife.
Mrs. Corbett and Mrs. Leach of On
slow visited Friday with Mrs. ]. D
McAllister.
Ray Dunlap arrived home last Mon
day. He has been absent nearly 6
year and has done gooddeal of trav
cling. Has been to California, Texas
Kansas and Nebraska and decided a.