Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-17

-Obie Lyman was a Masonvf4le
visitor Saturday. jEs5
Mrs. Alice Morse returned from
Cedar Rapids Wednesday.
m. s. Beals Of Dubuque, was a
business visitor here Friday.
~ "A. NJ. Cloud returned Thursday
morning from a Waterloo visit.
Mrs. Will Davis was shopping
visitor in Cedar Rapids Saturday.
Miss Alice Walters spent Sun
day with her parents in Waterloo.
Mrs. Ida NJ. snowden visited in
Cedar Rapids Sunday with her daugh-
ter. l5,a. .5s4
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Williams
were Cedar Rapids visitors over Sun
day. Il.
George Maven and Roy Hinch-
life visited in Independence satur-
day. Is
Miss Amy Ram and brother
Lucien were Dubuque visitors Satur-
day.
Mrs. 8. X, Myers and Mrs. Rey-
nolds were Cedar Rapids visitors on
Monday. /. .3 ..s,,s.
H. E.. Emerson returned home
Friday from a business trip to Beloit.
Wisconsin
Misses Josephine Thorpe and
Bridget Kearney went to Cedar Rap
ids Saturday. 4 Ii
Patrick Deyine Of Adams town
ship was q business caller in town
this Tuesday. .t
MRS. Rae Durham Of Dubuqu.
visited relatives in the. city few
days last week.
Gerald Cooley, who is employed
in Cedar Rapids, visited over Sunday
with his parents.
Mrs. Ada Ryan and Miss Mabel
Retz OF Lamont were shopping In
Manchester Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Ferguson Of Chicago
arrived Saturday for short visit
with Mrs. Glissendorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Blair and
Mr.. ana Mrs. T. r. Hatch were Du-
buQue callers Thursday. III
Roy Stewart and wife returned
to Independence Saturday after a
short visit with relatives.
Mrs. F. B. Assmus, Mrs. DR..
Weir and Mrs. William Reed were
Dubuque visitors Saturday.
Miss Ruth Morissey of Dubuque,
who had been visiting Miss Ruth Bill
ingsley, returned home Friday.
Father Collins left Thursday
morning to take up his duties at his
new parish in st. Cecilia, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hintz and
Miss Lenore Coltman went to Du-
buQue Saturday for a short visit.
Mrs. j., B. Durham went to Iowa
Falls Friday for a. short visit wit
her sister, Mrs. Ethel Bywater.
Miss Lucille Arnold, who 81 at
tending summer school in Cedar
Falls, spent Sunday with her parents.
Roy Hinchliffe, who has been
visiting with his friend, George NAL
ven, returned to his home at Morris,
Illinois, Monday. i
Miss Florence stearns, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Arthur
Bruce, returned to her home in Cedar
Rapids Saturday.
Miss, Elizabeth Smith of Mt. Yer
non arrived Friday evening for a
short visit with her friend, Miss
Ruth Bnlingsley. l
Mrs. Frank Snyder, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. ST.
A. Thompson, left Saturday for al
short visit at .Grinnell. .r
Mrs. D. B. Allen returned home
from Cedar Rapids Thursday, where
she had been called by the . Illness
Of her son-in-law, A. s. Hart.
francis Pierce, who Is employed
in the I. c. r. R. store room at Wa
terloo, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Pierce. s.,
Mrs. Jack Kaltenbach, who has
been visiting friends in Manchester,
returned to her home In Waterloo on
Friday taking with her little Virginia
Evans.
Mrs. H. w. Cross and little son
went to Iowa City Saturday morning
10 see Mr. Cross, who is in the
hospital there and reports that he is
getting along nicely.
Alex Solve has purchased the E.
F. Mulvehill drug store at Masonville
and will conduct the business person
ally. Mr.. Solve is well known in
Manchester and no squarer and more
faithful young man ever stepped be-
hind a counter. The Democrat
wishes him success in his business.