Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-06-28
Harry Seeds was an Independ-
ence visitor. Sunday.

Week.
Miss Elizabeth Wentland of
Charles City is a guest Of friends in
this city.
"A. NJ. Cloud and Sherm Harris
were business visitors at Hale, Iowa,
last week.
Misses Mallc and Vera Sibert
visited Wednesday with their parents
at Waterloo.
-Gildner Bros. have some new
ideas on clothes in their ad this
week. Read it,
Miss Josephine Thorpe was a
guest of Miss Genevieve Mccain at
Winthrop Sunday.
Miss Adee Hinsch of Oxford
Junction was a Sunday visitor with
Miss Opal camery.
Miss Bessie Stearns of Cedar
Rapids is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Bruce
john Seeley of Waverly was AN
over Sunday visitor with relatives
and friends in this city.
4 MIR. and Mrs. S. A. Steadman Wis
tied Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
II. II. Lawrence, at Waverly.
Roy r. Fisher of Colorado
Springs was a guest at the home of
F. l.. Durey part of last week.
How about painting your house
this year? vii! Chapel has talk
on the subject in his ad this week.
Miss Frances Lawman visited
part of last week with her sister,
Mrs. Willard Coltman, at Independ-
ence.
Miss Lois Brock of MarshalMown
arrived in the city Saturday after
noon for visit with Miss Rose
Hedlund
Mrs. Margaret Meyers and Miss
Ella Merriam of Cedar Rapids were
guests at the o. A. Dunham home
last week.
Miss Achsa Drew went to Wa
terloo Monday morning for several
days visit at the home of Miss
June Reuchle.
| Mrs. T. Barnd went to Stockton,
last week, where she will be n
guest at the home of her parents for
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reno of Des
Mones are guests at the home of
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Thompson.
Miss Minnie Gillease of Cherokee
is expected here the latter part of
this week for weeks visit with
Miss Bess Thorpe.
-Alvah Bush. who has been visit
ing at the H. C. Smith home in this
city, returned to his home al Boise,
Idaho, Monday morning.
Miss Sue Rich departed Friday
morning for Dubuque, where she will
visit week at the home of her
friend, Miss Sue Kirby.
Miss Florence Klaus, who at
: tends college at Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
arrived home Saturday afternoon to
spend the summer vacation.
Miss Ina Blair, of the local tel
ephone office. returned to this city
Sunday after visiting for a week
: with her parents at Hopkinton.
!. Edwin Cobb, who graduated from
the State University of Iowa City,
this month, was a guest of friends
e in this city part of last week
Mrs. NJ. Toms and granddaughter
Miss Liyona Toms, of Central City
e visited last week in this city, gues;
e at the home of Mrs Ray Brown.
Miss, Mable McCullum, who has
been visiting at the home of Mr.
. and Mrs. p. ]. Schacherer, has re
. turned to her home at Stockton, II,
linois.
I. j. ]. Goen has purchased the
S Ford automobile, formerly owned by
G e. H. Hoyt The auto will afford
h Mr.. and Mrs. Goen and family much
L pleasure.
l. Miss Zelda Blake leaves Thurs
day morning for Williams Bay, Wis
consin. where she will spend the
e remainder cf the summer, with Mrs
II Edw. Hollister.
RI -Orison T. Adams of Little Rock
+ Arkansas, is here for a visit witt
v old home friends, guest of his
IS father, Ira P. Adams. He expects tc
h remain here several weeks.
-Rcbt. H. Johnson, formerly SUI
perintendent of the U. S. Fisf
d Hatchery here, paid a short visit tt
1t Manchester friends last week Mr.
It johnson is now located at Washing
" ton d. c.
- County Clerk Graham issued tn,
= following marriasd licenses durint
y the past week. Frank L. Sly ant
. Jennie E. Crnyle, Charles e. Heus,
and Grace H. Mentzer, Charles II
=, Kulow and Miss Mollie Maurer
e William +. Keegan and Miss Margar
Is cit Z. McKeever.
NJ Dyer o. Clark of Omaha and for
merly a resident of Manchester wa
~ here over Sunday for short visit
- :, 1t will be of interest to his. oil
" friends and acquaintance here tt
- know that he has retired from act
" i've business and is removing from
Omaha, where he las lived TO
n many years to Pennsylvania, wher
le he will make his home In 'he future.
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