Manchester Democrat., 1910-08-17
hoPkINIoN.

Miss Nellie Miller of Icons is visiting
at the home of Mrs c. ii. Dunlap.
Miss Bender of Center Junction spent
Wednesday In town.
Mrs p Z. Keith and baby were down.
from Greeley last week.
AIRS. Preston who has been visiting
isr son and family has returned to her
MED by her granddaughter, Florence.
Miss Eva Brazleton of Monticello was
In town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Orr of Savannah.
ILL., were In town last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. LeClere were up from
Monticello Wednesday to attend tile Har
vest Home.
Ing came home to visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Dighton. -'3''t'''' -
Mrs: Frank Doan and son have re-
turned home from months visit in Mas
Miss Margaret Gearhart of springville
Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mer-
a, Miss Hiss RSth King Of Chicago is visiting
MISS Jessie Burton of Delhi attended
the Harvest Home here Wednesday.
tbe oaH,a thao,a.,da L; Miller who is student ii
- town visiting old friends He was a
member OF the class of 'O6 at Lenox.
ne Is preaching during the summer at
.c,t Ray Dunlap and Roy Eberhart left
Ihuisday evening for Kansas
Mrs. Carrie Netcott and three chill
1rea =. a,,a. 81 Independence are visiting at II.
Mrs. Rose Kelly expects to leave ON
Monday to visit her mother at Lewellen,
Mr. Hawkins of Cascade was in town
Frederick Latner of Dubuque is visit
ns nus grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dav-
The base. ball boys started for Edge
hn tpl,
70 play game. The train did moi
leave here until twoi stopped to rest on
,he ,in,o ROAD and got as far as Greeley in
they took 1or home.
Archie LeClere was here from Man.
chester Wednesday.
ova. Mr. and MS ingerso and baby were
over Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss sIAe, Wood of Chicago is visit
iis Nm, Miss Marian Bollman.
MRS. Howard Westcott and children NJ
Sedar Rapids visited here few days
,,,;s,l bliss Myrtle Strane Is visiting in Du-
pulue county.
Mrs. I. A. Schneider and Mrs Luense
q q nreeleE y Seiso visited Wednesday with Mrs
Mrs. Mrs. CLAYTON Mark of Chicago visited
M9%naay %rs with Mrs; F. A. Irish.
p,ann s. sn a; y. LeClere received a tele-
serions illness of her mother, Mrs GRAY
ut Wheaton. Minnesota She left al
"isiS anu reached there before she died
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Merriman and her
haughter Of Los Angeles. California. ar.
rived Wednesday morning for weeks
VISIT win relatives They came with thf
remains of Mr.. Merriman's mother who
lied In California and stopped here on
their way home o''
Mrs. Jenkins and daughter left FRIDAY
morning. Miss Elsie went to Scales
Mound to visit Miss Mabel Bans, and
Nrs. Jenkins will spend the two weeks
witt, friends at Winthrop.
Mr.. Beels. the Leader man went IN
Manchester Thursday.
Prof. o. w. Bridenthal was In Arling-
ton Thursday
Mrs. C. L. Campbel and daughter. Mel
lie. are visiting in Independence at the
home OF NJ w. Harmon
The 26th Harvest Home was the hest
ever held. The dust was the only draw
hack. Rain some where else had cooled
the afr and made the heat less oppres-
sive and there was large crowd not
withstanding the attractions in other
nlacas. The hand PLAYED for an hour
on Main street after which the nroces-
sion marched to tho campus. The invoca
tlon was by Rev. Stevens of the Metho-
dist church after which Prof r. r. Rush
of Ames gave a number of readings
which entertained the audience for an
,nnr and then everybody adjourned for
the dinner hour. The Methodist ladies
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