Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-10
THE LOCAL NEWS /; W
Or THE WEEK / /: . !.
WHAT, MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AT HOME AND
u ABROAD. 3.
REVIEW AND FORECAST OF EVENTS
4 Items Of . Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
IA .{sts Town.

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Percy Davis was a Dubuque Wis
tor Saturday.
is. Geo. Lister was Water
ss I'D visitor Saturday. s
ss-Rey. a. NJ. Billingsley was a
Waterloo visitor Monday.
DR. j. w. Scott was Cedar
4 Falls visitor Monday and Tuesday:
Mr.. Clyde Derfiinger Of Cedar
n Rapids is visiting relatives in the
city.
Mrs. O. z. Dunlap left for Du-
buqne Monday morning for short:
visit. u. \. DIN II
Mr.. Ray Goldsberry Of Central
City was business caller in town.
4 Saturday II 4. 5ss3. 4;5. q.
Theo. Shelly has returned home
\ from a two weeks vacation trip to
Eming tbn. Illinois. az
DIR Cruel of Mt. Vernon arrived
II M Onday% accOmpanledStfteV &bll-
Kingsley to Waterloo. D
ssz88 rs. Cloud Of Earlyille visited
with Mrs. "a. N. . Cloud Of this city
a few d avs last week
rs A .. Andrews and daugh-
tel. Glad Us went to Dubuque satur-
day to spend the day q +.
rs. John Bachelor Of Duluth,
Wisconsin, arrived Friday for a
short visit with Mrs. Gilbert. /.
z3sss ISIS Daisy LeMasters Of Char
SlestoRn, West Virginia, is visiting
MES Julia Davis of this city !
.s- n rs. G. w. . Barnes and mother,
Mrs. Magirl, Of Illinois, are visiting
friends and relatives in the city.
rs George S. Lister visited at
the home Of her dau ghter. Mrs. a.
Temper, in Waterloo last week. 4
Mr.. xand Mrs. Jarvis, who have
. been visiting Mr.4and Mrs. Will Scan
Ion, returned to Dubuque Saturday.
His many friends will regret to
learn Of the critical illness Of Mr..
August Miller, at his home in this
"a city s.s.
!; Rev. and Mrs. j F. Moore have
81 returned from a delightful trip to
Ohio and places Of interest in the
east. yE
@si Misses Josephine Thorpe and Be-
Kearney expect to spend the Latter
81 part OF this week with friends in &c
dar! Rapids. Is. g.s
u az Barr m ade a few hours Wis
S3 it at home Wednesday on his way
from Albert Lea, Minnesota, to Belle
3s Plain, Iowa. =s5.
J.. Il Maben Of Charles City
N and Miss Elenor Of Mason City Wis.
tied on Sunday at the home of Mr..
B. and Mrs Prescott. #
Mrs. Freeman Bowles of Dell
" Rapids, South Dakota, is "a guest at
the home Of Mrs. G. w. Storey and
Mrs. r. w. Rowland.
Mr.. John Mulvehill of Mason
VI vile and son, J. j. Mulvehill, OF
Minneapolis, were business visitors
IN Manchester Monday
Mrs. E. "A. Durey is enjoying a
visit from Misses Vera Lund and
q Florence Ogg, of Chicago. They
4 will remain here two weeks.
Miss Ethel Gibson Of Ryan, who
Al has been attending summer school
at Cedar Falls, spent Friday visiting
friends in Manchester en- route home.
ri ssS Post Master G. A. Muehe, Her
III man Jaeger and Gus Muehe of Dy-
ersyille and J. P. Preston, Of Chi
cago, autoed to Manchester Saturday
Mrs. c. H. Barrett of Vermil-
lion, South Dakota, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sanborn
returned to her home Wednesday
morning.
e Mrs. Albert Lusk and daughter
Lillian, who have been visiting Mrs
Lusk's daughter, Mrs. Lydia Haas
at st. Paul, returned home Monday
morning. @.4E r
Misses Donna Kelsey, Grace
WoIcott and Loretto Killeas, who
are attending school at Cedar Falls
spent the Fourth with relatives in
Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Drew re-
turned Friday from their wedding
trip, having visited many points Of
interest in the Rocky Mountain state
OF Colorado.
The ladies' of the w. c. T. U.
Manchester union, will hold picni
Tor the children of Manchester il
the near future. The exact date viii
be published later.
Glenn Smith and Wayne Smith
aptoed to Cedar Falls Sunday, ant
spent the day with the latter's sis
ter, Miss Adah Smith, who is at
tending summer school there.
Fred Hruby OF Sidney, Nebraska
is visiting in this city with relatives
guest at. the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hruby. Mr.. Hrub
has the position of train dispatche
with one of the railway companies i
that city.
Unkind. 70
''Bliggins thinks he is keeping hi
light under a bushel." Perhaps HI
is wise,'' replied Miss Cayenne; "hi
light is probably SO small that i
would 60 out If he let draft get II
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