Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-09-18

were "GtcrlOO f!SltOrs .InuTsudy.
Mrs. NJ. s. Van Auken spent par
Of last week visiting at Rolf, Iowa.
Misses CEa Barnd and Ethel Lc
gan were Waterloo visitors Thursday
Miss Helene. Fischer left Frida,
for Iowa Falls to enter Ellsworth Col
lege. =.
Mrs. E. G.. Dittmer and daughtc
returned Thursday from a visit in Ch
cago.>
9 Mrs. E. A. Seger was visiting
relatives and friends in Waterloo las
week.
Clarence Killers has purchased
new Rambler touring car of the 191;
model. a~
Mrs. w. H. Magill and daughter
Miss Mary, were Dubuque visitors OF
Saturday. -. -,
Mrs. Charles Barnd and Mrs. Gu:
Rarnd were visitors in Independence
Thursday.
Miss Mabel Davis returned tt
Upper Iowa university at Fayette OF
Wednesday. ~
Hubert Carr and daughters, Hell
en- and Virginia, were Dubuque visl
tors Friday. s-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Assmus were
Independence visitors the latter par
O. last week.
Mrs. George Newman and Mrs
Frank Parkhurst spent Wednesday il
Cedar Rapids.
Miss Minnie Hahesy was at Mont
Wednesday to attend the Reilly7Bar
agary wedding. = .
Miss Edna Kehrli Of Ryan was in
the city Saturday on her way to Ce'
dar Falls to- attend school. "
Miss Edith v. Ram returned I'd
Chicago Friday, after spending the
summer at her home here.
Miss Wra Black left Friday morn
ing for Mt. Vernon to resume her
Studies at Cornell College.
Misses Ruby Boone and Rhoda
Shaw went to Marshalltown Saturday
for visit with friends
,
DIR. and Mrs. Fulton Of Waterloo
were guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Terrill part of last week.
Mrs. Alva Purvis and two child
rem were guests of relatives in Dy-
ersville the latter part Of last week.
Miss Ruth Billingsley left last
week for Oxford, Ohio, where she en-
tered the Western college for the
year.
Mrs. Arthur Woolf and children
went to. Dubuque Wednesday after,
noon for a several; days visit with
friends. art q
Regular cOnvOcation of Olive
Branch Chapter. No. 4S, R. A. NJ, on
Wednesday evening. Work on M M
segree.
County Clerk Graham issued a
license during the week to
Henry Goedken, age %, and Miss
Caroline Crubel, age 10.
Mrs. H. G. Keiser and nephew
of this city, and Mrs. T. G. Hines OF
Charles City visited with Frank Kei-
ser at Parkersburg Friday.
Marion Cloud of Canton, South
Dakota, who has been a guest Of rela,
tives here for some time, returned to
his home Saturday morning.
See Manager Congers announce
nent of the moving picture entertain
ment at the Central Opera House on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. B. Stiles are
enjoying visit from the formers
mother, Mrs. A. B. Stiles, and his
sister, Mrs. B. F. Fischer, Of Berk-
eley, California.
e. S. Pike and family, who form
Srly lived at Masonville, have moved
10 Manchester. Mr.Pike will contin-
ue to conduct his merchandise stores
at Masonvllle and Troy Mills.
William H. Steele of Hastings,
visited with old friends in
last week. Mr.. Steele
is planning to get out little souv-
enir book Of his writing in which he
will put few views Of Manchester,
where he spent his boyhood days.
Dick Burk, who has been play
er manager of the Norfolk, Nebraska,
ball team for the past three months,
spent last week with friends in this
city. He returned to St. Louis Sum
day to resume his studies in the dent.
al department Of the st. Louis uni
versity.
Miss Zazel Evans, who won the
silver medal in the w. G. T. U. con-
test held here recently, won the gold
medal in the final contest held at
Earlville' last Tuesday evening. Elev'
en- contestants took part in the con-
test and Miss Evans gave THE Brid-
al Wine Cup"
AT the reunion of the Twenty
first Iowa, held in Dubuque last week
the following officers were elected:
Herbert Northey, Waterloo, presl
dent; A. Moss, Greene, vice presl'
dent; I. L. Walters, Waterloo, secre
tary. The next reunion will be held
in Waterloo.
The friends of Miss Bertha
Schroeder Of Guttenburg will regre'
TO learn of her serious illness will
typhoid fever at her home. Miss
Schroeder is teacher in the eight
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