Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-08-28


l Rollin Davey has returned fro1
Detroit, Michigan, where he spen
several weeks in garage.
Mrs. Ella Fuller OF Independence
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Henry Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs: Frank Vance of II
dependence were guests at the Parlkil
home a few days last week.
Hayes Matthews and daughter
Mary CT Waterloo were visitors with
relatives last week. III
Mrs. Ed Lee and children OF
Shrrum, S. D., are visiting among
their relatives in Earlville and vicini.
ty.
George Hunter of Greeley WIS in
town Wednesday en- route home from
Rockford, Illinois, where he was in
attendance at the funeral of his uncle
Q. ]. Cummings. 4tt
An entertainment will be given by
local talent under the auspices of the
VIC. T. u. at the Congregational
church on Tuesday evening yof this.
week. f.+sl.,,s y..s ~.
Frank Rogers of Cedar Rapids is
visiting relatives in this city.
Will Swindel and family, OF Ryan
We're visitors at the Vanfleet home
severa. days the past week.
R. Rouse off Auburn, N. Y, has
joined his family in visit with rela-
tives., 80.
On Saturday the entire Gibbs fami- !
ly relationship held a picnic at
Robert Hunts farm in honor of visit |
ing relatives, Mrs. Matthew Gibbs
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rouse Of Aubany,
N. Y. The day was one of great
pleasure to the participants.
Hulda Sheel is visiting friends in
Waterloo. r,-e,.s ..e+s l$,s;f .s.,.,.s-...,j
Lulu Ternes AMI Ula Jones Of Du-
buque are visitors at the Werkmeiste
home.
Florentine and Dorothy Knowles
who spent several weeks at the home
Of their grandmother, Mrs. L. G.
Jersey, returned to Chicago on Fri
day. ;
H. R. Keagy of Independence trans
acted business in town Friday
Rev. T. B. Couchman, pastor of the
congregational church, has returned
hic fr;r 70 oil l I
Geneva, Wisconsin, and resumed Ser {
vices at his church on Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Kerr and daughter Ruth
Of Dubuque were week end visitors :
With frien s in this city. !
Bert Cousins and family and Mrs a
George Schaller and sons of Oelwein t
spent the latter part of the week with 2
relatives at this place. Il
Mrs. Hoerner and children of >Du- y
ouque are guests of her sister, Mrs y
Louis Schaller. a@s
Prof. S. F. Hersey and family re- a
turned to Cedar Falls Saturday.
Laura Wermeister is spending a 6
'ew weeks with relatives in Chicago. t
Charles Hackbarth and family of
Ntchison, Kansas, are visiting rela- +
ives in this city. b
Mr.. and Mrs H. R. Holmes Of Man 9
chester were Earlville visitors on q
Wednesday. +
Mrs. Peter Krispang of Hartley is
visiting at the Volt home.
Bessie Willard, student of the
training school for nurses at Iowa !
City, is spending a vacation at the
lome Of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Kahl and daughter \
# Webster City spent a couple of
lays last week at the home of their IL
'elative, Mrs. A, Kahl. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nichols Of
)elwein are spending a few days at
he ]. c. Woo' home. )
Rev. David De Best and family Of Il
Vadena are guests at the c. NJ. Lax a
on home. t.
Ruby Williams was a Manchester 4
'isitor on Friday. 6!
y. NJ. LdASOus anu vile TStuTueu Il
friday from an extended visit with q
heir son Will and family at Ontario, c
oregon, and many other western n
'laces off interest 4
Frank Bisgrove of Clarion is visit 81
ng his aged father, Henry Bisgrove, o,
nd with other relatives in this city. u
Mrs. Frank Kenney and children K
have been spending a few G
avs at the Liebe home. q
Mrs. Robert Carly and daughter a
'era spent last week with friends i: pI
Waterloo. -l-s ~ ~
Mrs Peter Person off Waterloo is m
listing her sister, Mrs. F. Carly. OIL
Rev. Father Dunkel off Dyersyillt >.
'as a Friday visitor among his T
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Tom Noonan and sister Anna Ct
Manchester were among the visitors ~
arrival Day. -.-..' =.