Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-12-25

/ 1dlO Center LOT u SNORT WISH.
1 Miss Edith Ram of Chicago is
spending the holidays here.
Leonard Bremen of Chicago is
a guest of friends in this city.
Glenn Taber is here from
Cedar Rapids for the holidays.
August Nachtman spent Sun
day with his parents i'll Dyersville.
Mrs. H. Stewart went to Chica-
&c Monday for visit with relatives
Alec Sheldon had as his guest
last week Geo. Wagner of Seneca,
is. ID.
Miss Amy Boggs and Miss Al
ma Leroy are at home for the holi-
days.
DIR. and Mrs. E. E. Newcomb
are guests of relatives in Cedar
Falls.
Mics AyloThorpe of Hopkinton
was guest here last Friday of Mrs.
H. j. Wilson.
IS. Cox is at home from Omaha,
Nebraska, where he was called by
death of a relative.
Harry Seeds who is a student
at the University of Minnesota, is at
home for few days,
H. Fischer is at home from
Sage, Missouri; where he has been
the past several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Bronson
and Miss Gail Bronson are spend
ing the week in Chicago.
Mrs. E. +. Clermont Of Water
loo was guest here the first of the
week of Mrs. Ola Edmunds.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Thrill left
Saturday for Madison, Wisconsin,
where they will spend several days.
Miss Ruth Paxson and Miss Sue
Paxson are spending the week here
with their mother Mrs. Mary Pax
son.
Nellie Richardson and James
and Levi Gates who attend Coe
College are here from Cedar Rapids
for the week.
Louis Haeberle, who is employed
in the Great Western offices in St.
Paul, Minnesota, is at home for a
brief visit.
ROY Miller. George Adams,
Bess Flemming and Irma Snowden
are here from Fayette to spend
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Peters
and little son, of Chicago, are guests
here of the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. johnson.
Mrs. Ola Edmunds and Mrs. Hat.
tie Duffey of this city and Mrs. E.
F. Cleremont, OF Waterloo, spent
Monday in Cedar Rapids.
Floyd Arnold, Harry Davis and
Fred Rabenau who are students in
Iowa University at Iowa City are
spending the holidays here.
Mis-, Florence He'herington
who has been a guest of relatives in
Belgrade. Nebraska, for the past
several weeks arrived home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hollister
of Belvidere, Ill. are guests here OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Cornell
ius Scott and Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hol-
lister,
The Misses Clara Haeberle,
Maud Barr, Pearl Middleton, Belle
Armistead, and Florence Klaus are
at home from Mt. Vernon to spend
Christmas.
Miss Maude Crum has received
and accepted a very aattering offer
to teach in school near Redfeld,
South Dakota, and leaves for that
place Friday.
The Misses MAZDA Allen and
Josephine Lien returned Saturday
from Brentford, South Dakota,
where they have been the past few
4 months with relatives.
The Misses Hazel Barr, Cecil
Hines, Bessie MCGEE and Clara
Wolcott who attend school at St.
Clara College, Sinsinawa, Wisconsin,
are spending the holidays here with
their parents.
Marriage license were issued tc
the following: VIM. Hooker and
Sadie Bradfeld; j. S. Hunt and Eta
NJ. Hunt; BERTHE R. Moreland and
Mary M. Dolley; John A. White anc
Nettie A. Lewis
a Miss Emily Brown had as hel
guests, the latter part Of last week
' the Misses Flora and Mary Newman
of Edgewood. The young ladies art
!, daughters of DIR. Newman Of thai
city and were on their way HON,
from Dubuque and Cedar Falls wher
they have been attending school.
b Mrs. r. E. Carpenter enter
J. tanned from six to nine Friday eve
ming for her nephew Nixson Denton
The guests were the latters teache
> and classmates. The affair was
. picnic supper each guest being pre-
!. vided pith dainty lunch baske
. containing supper. The eve ming wa
passed pleasantly with games an
le music.
t. The Catholic Bazaar will ope
/ in the Central opera house Tuesda
n evening, December 3lst. With til
rendition OF the home talent pla,
n, "The Royal Runaway" New year
ID night will be devoted principally
oil dancing Thursday night will /
i the big dance night, Carpenters o
chestra will furnish the mus
Wednesday, Thursday and Frida