Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-17
Me- Ford was a Dubuque visit

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!. darS Rapids Thursday morning
Miss Margaret Strayer spent
wednesday and Thursday in Iowa
B City.
$5s3 Mrs. Harold Durham and MIS-:
B Howard Commerford spent Friday IN
goggon.
s Mrs.. u. Anderson and Mrs. Chas'
I. I,undeu were Delaware visitors
4 Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. B. w. Chamberlain
left Thursday for visit at Belvedere
n Wisconsin. NJ
Mrs. Fred Richardson and daugh.
ter Villa were Dubuque visitors on
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Fisher jr. left Tuesday
& for q brief visit at her home in IN
4 dependence. 5.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snyder OF
& Des Moines are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
S. "A. Thompson.
Mrs. O.. B.. Bengston Of Central
4 City visited friends in town the mid
" die Of the week. Is.
Mrs. F. F. Carey and children
left Thursday morning for a short
visit in Dubuque. s.-
Miss Deborah Dickens Of Wyanet
I is visiting at the home OF her friend,
Miss Dorothy Reyes. h:
81 4 Hubert Carr left Tuesday for
Z Des Moines to attend the Democrat,
1 ic judicial convention. AS
Il MRS. E. J. Skinner went to Cedar
Rapids Saturday for a short visit witt
i her brother, ~. w. Morgan. ys
Miss Alice Putt and Mrs. E. y
u Putt Of Edgewood are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. E. =. Schacherer.
Miss Myra Dodd visited friends
& in Manchester while en- route to her
4 home in Charles City Friday. !
Miss Frances Bishop and moth
J er left for Akden, Kansas, Thursday
to be gone a month or six weeks.
Mrs. Mosier Of Fl. Dodge. who
y has been visiting her father, Mr..
{ Loop, returned to her home Friday.
Mrs. w. L. Drew and daughter,
Ascha left Thursday for Colorado
Springs for couple OF weeks visit.
~ i . y D.
Miss Gena Minkler, who is now
y employed in Des Moines visited
friends in the city enroute to Delhi.
s Mrs. Harriet Amsden Summons
nf Pennington, New Mexico, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. r. A. Amsden.
Mrs. E. J. Schacherer. and son
Jack, Miss Alice Putt and Mrs. E. j..
Putt were Dyersville visitors Tues
4 day. .Eg.
-. E. Gildner Of this city and
brother, A J. Gildner Of Anamosa
were independence visitors Wednes.
day. ~.
Mrs. B. Blackstone of Sioux City
who has been visiting her daughter
g Mrs. Alva Smith, returned home Fri
day. al 5 -.
Mrs. Ethel Lun and daughter
Vera of Chicago, who have been Wis
iting Mrs. Ernest Durey, went home
" Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Adenbrook, who has
been visiting at the o. H. Lewis
home north of town, returned tc
Chicago Thursday. &l
Miss Carol Sullivan Of Waterloo,
who has been a guest of Miss Irene
Sullivan for the past week returned
to her home "Wednesday. PSI
Miss Bertha Horton, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. How
ard Commerford, returned to her
home in Coggon Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Lillibridge
and family returned from Minneapo-
lis, Minnesota, where they have been
visiting the past few weeks.
Friday, July 10, the young ladies
rf the U. B. church will have al
ice cream social on the west side
Z school grounds afternoon and even
ing. fsf'
Mrs. Donald Earnest and daugh-
ter Jean returned to their home in
Cedar RapidS after a short visit
* with Mrs. Earnest's mother, Mrs.
Ida M Snowden.
The auto business in Delaware
county seems to be improving and
/ Tuesday morning the John M. Jones
and Sons garage received another
carload shipment of automobiles.
The "Hawkeye Highway" west OF
Manchester is in the hands of the
graders and extensive repairs are
being made. This has become one
CT the popular automobile thorough.
fares OF the state, but in several
places the road was very poor. Hol-
Jews, dips and narrow places all
made it discomforting to the travel
er. These are being filled in and
the road widened and when the
work is completed Manchester will
have contributed her share to the
advancement OF Iowa good roads