Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-30
THE LOCAL NEWS
OF THE Week K
WhaT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARe Doing AT HOME AND
ABROAD.
REVIEW AND FORECAST OF EVENTS

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/ Items of Personal and Gener
. Nature Picked Up About
Attorney e. G.. Perkins Of Dell
waas Manchester visitor Saturday.
AIR and Mrs. Rhinehart Hill ige
returned home FIR day evening aftt
two months visit in Germany.
Mrs. l.. L. Hoyt returned III m
Monday evening from Dubuque. aft
short visit with friends.
Mr.. aand Mrs. Floyd Evans an
children went to Waterloo Friday 70
a visit at the home of Mrs Stell
kkal;enbach.
Miss Opal Camery, stenographe
at the Dairy City creamery, spent
part of last week visiting with friend
at Cedar Rapids.
I Mrs. Gertrude. Hoffman returned
to her home at Dubuque Friday, af
ter visit in this city with her mo.h
er. Mrs. Mary Conger.
Mis- Eva Coulson returned IL
her home at Storm Lake Friday
after a short visit att the home OF
iir. and Mrs. John NJ, Jones.
Jos. and VIM. Hutch nson have
sold what is known as the .Eogan'
farm south Of Manchester, consiating
Of 800 acres for 500 per acre.
The rural schools Ct the county
opened on Monday. A number of the
graduates CT the local high school of
Lass year, are teaching their first
term.
Mrs. +. C. Quimby OF Spokane,
Washington, and her nephew lyle
Ha.ler of Clinton. Iowa. ere visit II
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. w. j.
Burk. :
Miss Hattie Moore returned to
her home at Denver, Colorado, Sa-
urday morning, after short visit in
this city with her cousin, Rev. ]. F.
Moore.
Miss Louetta Roehrig returned tc
her home at Dyersville Wednesday
evening, concluding short visit in
this city with her friend. Miss Ons
iarnd.
alrs. John Eckhert and daugh-
ter. Mis- Eerne, who have been Wis
ting relatives at Geneseo Illinois,
Will return home the latter part O.
this week.
Miss Lucy True of Des Moines,
who has been visiting Miss Minnie
Hahesy, went 20 Independence Thurs
lay, for short visit at the Thos.
Duffy home.
w. ". Childs of this city bought
six FTolstein cows of E: E. Reed of
Ilopkinton last week. The loss o
Mr.. Reeds barn compels him to re-
luce his stock.
Roy Mcdonald of Cedar Rapids
was Sunday visitor with relstives
and friends in the city a guest at the
home of his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
II. F. Mcdonald.
Capt ]. F. Merry has been quite
i'll the past week as result of an
attack of acute Indigestion. His
friends will be glad to know he is re-
covering rapidly.
Miss Mary Burke and nephew,
Hugh Ryan, have returned home
from Bridgewater, South Dakota,
where they have been visiting with
relatives for the past six weeks.
Mrs. D. F. Grove will have charge
Of the millinery department in the
d. f. Grove & Cos. store this sea
son. She has as her assistant,
Miss Viola Neverman Of Chicago.
-Supt. ]. r. Inman announces thas
he will be in his office in the High
School building to transact any bus :
ness in relation to the schools ev-
cry afternoon Of this week except
Thursday.
r.. C. Keagy delivered an adj
dress at st. Luke's Methods. Ep S
copal church in Dubuque Sunday. Mr.
Neagy discussed as his theme, the
nationwide effort of the layman's or
,anization.
We understand that George and
Mary Link have sold their home on
East Union street and will remove
to Dyersville. The Democrat re-
grets the removal Of these worthy
people from Manchester.
Mrs. Frank Johnson of Philadel-
phia, Penn, and Mrs. A. II. Middle
ton Of Jackson, Mississippi, who
have been visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Miller, returned to
their homes Friday morning.
DR.. H. e. Wright of Hartford,
Connection, who has been king
care of DR. Wilson's practice during
his absence from this city, went to
indianapolis, Indiana, Saturday ey-
ening for an extended visit with his
uncle. DR.. Spaulhurst.
#. A. Grimes and daughters,
Misses Blanche and Clara. and son,
Clifford, and Miss Clara Potts OF
Colesburs visited at the o. A. Dun
ham home Friday. Miss Potts aand
Miss Blanche Grimes departed on an
afternoon train for Webster City.
DR. and Mrs. N. D. Wilson re-
turned home Friday concluding a
pleasan. visit with Mrs. Wilson's ar