Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-05-31
Frank Barnd jr. was Dubuque
visitor Saturday.

ton fishing.
Mrs. j. G. Williams spent sey
eral days of last week with friend.
at Waterloo.
Mabel Coykendal of Waterloo /.
a guest at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. H. Blake.
Capt. ]. F. Merry delivered til,
Memorial day address at Delhi or
that day
Miss Eathyle Morgan spent 9
few days of last week visiting with
friends at Dubuque.
Sister Mary Leo of sinsinnawa,
Wisconsin, Is visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Roney.
Miss Belle Neri Of Charles City
is visiting at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. John Donahoe.
Miss Genevieve Donnelly of Ce-
dar Rapids is a guest at the home Of
Miss Florence Meskimen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rae Dunham and
Mrs. Alton Dunham were over Sun
day visitors at Cedar Rapids.
The Tourist Club will meet at
the home OF Mrs. Carrie Stanger on
Monday afternoon, June 5th.
Mrs. w. N. Boynton is spending
l few days in Chicago with the
family Of her son, DR.. w. E. Boynton.
County Attorney Stiles has
been in the western part of the
itate on legal business the past
week.
Miss vira Sibert returned to
Manchester Thursday after visit
with relatives and friends at Wa
terloo.
Miss verna Gates and Miss Eva
Kline of Independence were Sunday
visitors at the home Of Miss Ella
Oliver.
Mrs. Una NJ. Williams was call
ed to Minneapolis, Minn., Saturday
on account Of the illness Of her son
Robert.
Attention is directed to VIII
Chapel's ad in another column in
which he solicits your house paint
ing Job.
Miss Marjorie Jones, daughter
of Mr., and MRS. j. s.-Jones, gradu-
aates at Ames college on theF sti
OF next month.
Mrs. Jay Dudley of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, arrived in the city Mon
day for visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Will dudley.
IL. w. Miles went to Dubuque
Tuesday to see his nephew, Mr..
Scoffield, who was injured in an
accident at the Julien Hotel
last week.
Miss Cecil Cotter, who taught
in the Manchester public schools
f,r two years, graduates next We'd
nesday at the State Normal School
at Cedar. Falls.
"Keystona" Is the paint recon-
mendea as wall finish by w. C..
Amsden lin his ad in this issue. He
explains the merits Of this paint
fully. Read his ad.
Mrs. Minnie Skinner went to
Doland, South Dakota, last week,
where she will remain for several
months with relatives.
The w. b. Hoyt Company ad-
vertises the deere Cylinder Hay
Loader as the best loading machine
On the market. Read their new ad.
vertisement in this issue.
The Annual Commencement exer
cises of St Xavieris School will be
held at the Central Opera House or
Thursday evening, June Sth 1911. All
excellent program has been prepared
by the Sisters of Mercy.
Mrs. P. G. IngersoM of Dunlap
Iowa, spent Memorial Day in Man
chester. She was present, of course
at the exercises in the Auditorium
ind listened to the admirable ad
dress Of her brother, R. A. Dunham.
William, Hcckaday went to De
Aioines a few days ago for medica
treatment. Ii the wishes of Mar
chester people would restore MI
Hockaday to normal health he wou.
not need the services of a physical
The ministerial association c
his city entertained the minister
Ind their wives of Delaware an
Buchanan counties and the Stepl
IN party at 4 dinner at the Presbyte
ian church today. There were thi
ty-elsht guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Torrey wi
attend the commencement. ex rcise
a. Lenox college next week. Nj
md Mrs Torrey feel a deep int
est in ..his institution and the
very liberal donation to it
years ago, is remembered and appr
ciated by those who have the we
fare of Lenox college at heart.
| Mrs N Il. Lawrence of Pasaden
California. Is visiting in Mancheste
and while here will make ht
home with her sister. Mrs. A.
Carter and with her niece, Mrs.
s. Lister. Mrs: Lawrence goes
Chicago today TO get her railros
ticket validated, but before returnir
home she will come back to Ma
chester and spend a month or s
weeks more with her kindred al
old-time friends in this city.
PAINT TALK.