Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-06-21
REVIEW and FORECAST OF EVENTS
Items Of a Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
: Town.

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Misses Hazel Barr and Bess
MrG"e attended, i've commell.e .emer
exercises of ST, Clara's college, at
Sinsinnawa. Wisconsin, last week.
Harry Miller and Creamy
Masters, who played with the local
bass team last year. have signed up
with Charles City for this season.
Mrs. Burton Clark and Mrs. sher-
man Harris, have returned home
from Excelsior Springs, Missouri,
where they have been for several
weeks.
Clyde Turnbueil, who Is a stu
dent at st. Joseph's college at Du-
bnque. and j. P. Brady OF st. Paul,
visited here Thursday with Dick
Burke.
Rev. j. ]. o'Meara of Williams,
formerly Of this city. set sail from
New York City Monday, for a sever.
al weeks visit with his parents in
Ireland.
- e. HI Hoyt and R. A. Denton
were Dubuque visitors to Dubuque
Tuesday and returned in the after
noon with an automobile which Mr..
Hoyt has purchased.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by County Clerk
Graham during the past week: Har-
ry A. Noyes and Miss Mary L..
Reecher, Ray Russell and Zoa M.
Reynolds.
Miss Alice Jones. who is a mu-
sic instructor in the schools at Elk
hart Illinois, arrived home last
week to spend the summer vaca-
ton with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
j. S. Jones.
Miss Mary Gates and brother,
Levi went to Madison, Wisconsin,
Monday to attend the graduation ex-
ercises of the class OF 1911 Of the
University of Wisconsin, of which
their brother, James. is a member.
The Manchester friends of Mrs.
w. F. Merrill of Sioux City will be
Interested to- know that she is
about to leave on an extended west
ern trip. which includes a visit at
Honolulu, Hawaii, before her return
home.
M. F. lie Roy went to Chicago
last Thursday to meet his son, Allen
who recently returned from his
trip abroad. Allen has been in Be.
lott the past few days, attending the
commencement exercises cs Beloit
college.
Arthur Wolff, who has been ean
ployed in the A. Miller barber shop
during the past year, has accepted q
position at the Spring Branch Hatch
cry He will probably be succeeded
in the local shop by Fred Miller, who
is now at Boise, Idaho.
Miss Belle Young, daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Young Of this
city, was operated upon at st. Luke.
hospital at Chicago last Saturday
Miss Young is getting along az
nicely as could be expected and he
many Manchester friends hope To-
her speedy recovery.
w. d. Hoyt departed Ffida.
morning for Buffalo to attend 81 tn.
sovereign camp Of the Modern Wood
man OF America. as delegate from
this state. Mrs. .Hoyt and childrel
will Join him at Buffalo at the
close OF the camp and they will Wis
it the principal eastern cities, ex
pecting to be gone several weeks.
Miss Lydia Hedlund, who ha
been spending the past month witt
relatives a. Fort Dodge, returne'
home Saturday evening. She was &C
comanied to this city by her grand
mother, Mrs. L. j. Harper. and he
aunt. Miss Jessie Harper, of For
Dodge. who will visit for severa
months at the home OF Mr.. an
Mrs. B. F. Hedlumd.
Bradley Edmunds and Sam F
Young Of this city. both Of whor
have had considerable experience /
the printing business and newspape
work. have leased the Gibson Coul
ty Star. weekly newspaper pull
lished at Owensville, Indiana, an
will take possession about July L
The boys are entirely capable {
: running the plant, and the bes
wishes of their many Mancheste
friends will accompany them
their new home.
Mrs. Fred Graybiu of Bartle
vile, Oklahoma, was called to tn
city last week on account OF the il
ness of her mother. Mrs. Johd
Hetherington, who was taken
= Rochester. MINI, Monday afternoe
for an examination by the Dr.
II Mayo. Mrs. Hetherington was a
!. companied to Rochester, Minnesota
by her daughter and husband. Nh
Hetherington has been in po
: health for some time past and h
{ numerous friends hope that she m'
3 speedily regain her usual go'
heathl