Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-09-28
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Miss Della Willard was at home
from Delaware over Sunday.
| Miss Leila Morrow returned Thurs
day from Glenwood, Minnesota, where
she spent the summer
| Mrs. Robb and Mrs. McAllister
have both been sick during the past
week.
A number of the friends of Miss
Mabel Wheeless gave her shower
| on Monday evening.
Russel Doolittle is in Des Moines
with his uncle, Dr. Doolittle, before
| returning to Chicago.
Mrs. Brooks spent several days in
Edsewood the past week.
Miss Currier of Chicago is visiting
friends and relatives in town.
Mr.. Tibbitts visited his daughter
Hazel in Independence last week.
Mrs. Emma Gill of Cedar Rapids is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Kelson.
Rev. c.. M. Robb attended Presby.
terry in Dubuque last week.
Judge Doolittle was down from
Delhi Tuesday.
Mrs. Daisy Macarthur and little
daughter of Davenport visited rela-
tives in town last week.
Mrs. Otis Smith left Wednesday
for visit in Mitchell, South Dakota.
Miss Mcintosh rtNurned to Hopkin-
ton last week after spending the
summer in Boston and Nova Scotia.
Mr.. Sweesey has returned from
washington and will spend the win
Ter with his daughter, Mrs. w. S.
Johnson.
Mrs. g. o. Thompson visited for a
couple of weeks with her daughter at
Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnes were
In Dubuque for a couple of days las.
week, where Mr.. Barnes was buying
holiday goods for his drug store in
Onslow.
Rev. Stevens and family left Thurs
day for East Brady Pennsylvania
where he will be in charge of
the Methodist church of that place.
Little Miss Dorothy Reeve was
tive years old last week and invited
twenty Of her little friends to a par
" where they had merry time with
plenty of cakes and ice cream.
MIR. Tobin and daughter Emily OF
Worthington visited Mrs. Will Camp.
bell last Wednesday.
Mr.. Albertson of Kansas is visit
ing at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. S. P. Thorpe.
Merle Reed has gone to Manches-
ter, where he will assist in the store
] cf Reed Bros.
Frank Mather Of independence Wis
Tied his sister, Mrs. w. L. Campbell
last week.
A. l.. Barker and wife, F. A. Irish
and wife and Miss Mae Dunlap took
an automobile trip last Tuesday to
independence. Mrs. Irish remained
to visit her aunt, Mrs. Harry Wilson.
f. G. Reeve has sold his residence
with the land adjoining to E. S. Dbl
foe, possess ion to be given the first
of March. There are 25 acres of
land. The purchase price was $1,000.
We hope Mr.. Reeve intends building
| fine new residence.
S. A.. Jewell us here from Chicago
and expects to remain forsometime.
7. ]. Joseph. just east of town, is
remodeling his residence, having 8
furnace and other modern convenienc
es put in.
Rev. Hamilton and family arrived
Saturday morning and his first ser.
vice was held in the Methodist church
Sabbath morning.
Pref. G. e. MeViam and family O.
Chicago arrived Saturday evening fol
weeks visit with his mother, Mrs
| NJ. c. Merriam.
| Miss Lucille Jackson of Dubuque is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. R. G. Crawfor,
Miss Mae Dunlap went to Chicago
on Monday to spend few days.
F. G. Reeve and mother left Tues
day for Battle Creek, Michigan
where Mrs. Reeve will remain for a
few weeks in the sanitarium for treat