Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-05-29

her home In Muskegan. Michigan. o.
Saturday. 9'.She was accompanied a
I far as Chicago by Miss AIable Sibert.
Earl Gibson has resigned tn
position as clerk at. The Clarence
Hous and has gone to Chicago
where he expects to remain indefin
1tely.
The knights Of Pythias viii
give dancing party at the Pythia1
Temple on this (Tuesday) evening
Carpenter's orchestra Will furnish thu
music.
Miss Mollie E. Wilson, who Is
principal OF Bayless college at Du
buque, spent Sunday in this city, a
guest at the home OF her brother, DR..
N. D. Wilson.
Arthur Hutchinson, who attends
the Iowa college at Grinnell. was an
over Sunday visitor at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hutchinson s.s5.
T e d. y + e. p IS .
Mother De Sales Of st. Xaviers'
Academy Of Chicago and Sister N.
Clotilce OF Mercy Hospital. Chicago,
were guests OF the Sisters of Mercy
last Thursday. Il
Mr.. an5 Mrs. John Swanson.
Mrs. August Johnson and L. Gornson
set sail on Saturday. June 4th, for
Sweden. They expect to be gone
several months.
Mrs. S. N. Harrington has re-
turned to her home ats~Narshall, Min
nesota, concluding pleasant visit in
this city, a guest at the home OF
Mrs. Ida Sheldon. Co. rs, M,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. F.. Sullivan and
daughter, Miss Carol. and Mrs. Thos.
Healy Of Waterloo are expected here
the latter part of this week for a Wis
it with relatives. I'd.
Mrs. w. R. Blake and son Bur
dette, who have been guests at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and shrs1
S. H. Morgan, returned to her home
at Clermont Wednesday. Il
MIR. and Mrs. F. Thomas and
son Harold went to Cedar Rapids on
Monday for visit with relatives. Be
fore returning home they will visit
with relatives at Sigourney..
Mr.. and Mrs. L.G Phippen re
turned to their home at Cleveland.
Ohio, on Friday, concluding brief
visit in this city at the home OF Rev.
and Mrs. IA. NJ. Billingsley.
.-aNIrs. w. D. Ives and daughter,
Miss LYDIA, returned to their home in
Cedar Rapids this (Tuesday) morn
ing, concluding pleasant visit in
this city at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Munson. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Smisor, Mrs.
Harriet Duffey. Miss Bertha Carr,
George and VIM. Young Of South
Dakota were in Manchester this this
week enroute to Oneida to attend
the funeral Of Mrs! A.. H. Young.
-Claud Machogan Of Dyersville.
who has been drug clerk in the w.
C. Amsden pharmacy for the past
several months, goes to Vinton the
latter part OF this week to accept a
position with a drug firm in that city
Mrs. Henry VorwalIt CT Dyers-
vile visited with Miss Mary Link,
OF this city Monday evening ane
went to Edgewood Tuesday morning
70 spend few days at that place
with her sister. Mrs. Joseph Robson.
s-The marriage of Miss Anna
Killease, daughter, OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Killease of this city, to- Mr.,
Maurice Hennessey OF Ryan was an
nounced at st. Mary's church Sum
day.
Y "A high class patriotic lecture
with u views and entitled. The Men
Who Made Our Nation will be CIV.
en- by Dean Parkhll Of Lenox col
!ege at the Presbyterian church on,
Wednesday evening, May 20 at 8
o clock, A small admission is asked
Tor expenses and benefit of the En- Ell
Ieavor society. Come. .g
The regular meeting OF Jones
"
Mill Grange, No. GIT, will be held on
Saturday, June ], alto o'clock a. m.
A large audience is called for as
business Of Importance win be tran.
sacted, third and fourth degrees COM
ferred on eight candidates. The
subject for the lecture hour is Rural
Schools. Are you getting the worth f'rt
o. your money out of your rural
schools, if not, why not? Should Ag-
1lculture be taught in the rural
schools, domestic science, manual
training, etc. E.SM. Carr will speak
in tie s.if;rm.':vc :.:ld AS. Blair in
The negative, others also taking part
in t.rs Il session. Az