Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-15
THE LOCAL NEWS
Of The week
iwt.Ar MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AT HOME AND
ABROAD.

ARE DOING At HOME AND
ABROAD.
REVIEW AND FslEtls1 OF EVENTS
items Of Persons, and General
Nature Picked Up About
D. Long left this afternoon for
Des Moines ON few days business
trip.
AIiss Celia Messing Of Des Moin-
es is in thee city to spend several
weeks. N
-E. e. Gildner was business vls-
itor in Mason City and Des Moincs
East week
Miss ona Batnd and Flossie
Clemens went to Waterloo yesterday
to spend a week.
Mrs. A. L. Cougar is seriously i'll
at the home Of her sister. Mrs. John
Kaster in this city.
Miss Alice Walters has been
spending sevefal days visiting with
relatives at Montour. Iowa.
Mrs. Frank Reiger and son have
gone to Worthwhile, Michigan, where
Mr.. Reiger Is employed In fish cultur-
al work q
Teachers' examinations will be
held June 22nd. 23rd and Gath ct the
Manchester High school, beginning
promptly at eight O'Clock.
Ray Atkinson, who is employed
as linotype operator 1t Des Moines,
arrived in the city Monday afternoon
for visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. ]. Goen. Miss Nellie Sui
Ivan, Miss Rose Sullivan, Miss Name
Donahue, Fred. Miller and Edward
schacherer spent Sunday In Waterloo
ID. ], Meggenburg OF Dubuque has
purchased the stock Of 10 cent. goods
,ormerly owned by E. o. Suffer. Mr..
Meseeaburg will continue the busi-
aess in Its present location.
i y y V 4 = 3
Miss vira Moore, who has been
teaching at Corydon, Iowa, during the
past year. has arrived in'the city to
spend the summer vacation at the
home Of her parents. Rev. and Mrs.
j. F. Moore. 81.
M. and Mrs. A c. Carter.
Mrs. r s. Crosby. Mrs. A. ].
Heener and Mrs. JaNa Browneal were
I'm Des .MoinsE last week attendinl
the state meeting ot the g. A. r
and W. r. G.
"A. G. Philip, W. ID. Hoyt and T.
Matthews are among those from
here who are attending the. meeting
II the Masonic grand lodge OF Iowa
which is being held at Waterloo this
week.
Walter MaIey. who ATTENDS asehool
at st. Josephs college in Dubuque
was a guest Of friends aud relatives
in the city a part oe last week Mr.
Maley is among those, who graduate
from that college with the class el
1910.
| John Fisher. who went to Inde
pendence to take painting contrac
some time ago was obliged to return
home on account Of an attack OF ma
laria fever. He is now somewhat i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. r.. Inman lef
today for their summer vacation. Mn
Inman will spend the summer month
with her parents at Spencer. Ohio
Mr.. Inman will take a special cours
Tor superintendents in Columbia co
iRege, New York City.
!. The Standard Bearers society {
1.-THE North Manchester church wi
o serve supper at C. L. Adams q
al Thursday evening, June 16. Suppt
q will be served at five o'clock. tn
e following is the menu: creamed q
tatoes. baked beans, dutch chees
lstrawberry short cake, pickles, roh
cake and, coffee.
Hon. E. G. Perkins was in TOW
!. Monday accompanied by his niee
Miss Bess Brown and his daughtt
T. Miss Hazel Perkins. Miss Broy
wRs returning to her home at Stor
Lake after a visit at Perkins hor
at Delhi. Miss Perkins, who gradu'
ed from Lenox college this year W
soon enter the State University
I'd Iowa City for a post graduate cour
mt there this summer. She has acce
ed position in, the Independen
as schools for the coming year:
nj The Manchester friends; OF NJ
Florence Riddell of Strawberry Po
Is will regret to learn Of the acclds
rs. which .befell her at Lincoln. Nebras
where she is attending the state u
ir, yersity. The following is taken fr
fr. the Strawberry Point Mail-Press
garddng the accident: AS is alive
mn the case with college students.
he merons tricks must be played W
a student Of the school before Il
,,t can be full fledged member. s,
ia seemed to be the case with a mum
~ of girl students, friends of Elorer
~, who were locked In their room at
81 place where they were staying. In
-, endeavor to show to those '