Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-31
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Mrs. Rebecca Rundell returned on
Saturday from a visit at Watertown,
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Limback and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo Ham of Dyersville Wis
tied in town Saturday evening.
Mrs. L. G. Nlederfranke and daugh-
ter Elva of Greeley visited friends in
Town Wednesday and Thursday.
Married at the brides home We'd
nesday, July 81, Clyde johnson of
Waterloo and Miss Eva Van Anda of
this place.. Both Of the contracting
parties are Earlville young people.
The groom being the eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and
the bride he second daughter of
Mrs. Minnie Van Anda. They will
make their home in Waterloo. They
are we'll known to a very large cir
Gle OF friends who wish them all
manner Of success on the journey of
married life.
Reports from Miss Genevieve Kava-
naugh who recently underwent an OPP
Grafton for tumor at Rochester. Min
resota, are very encouraging. The
young lady is expected home next
week.
Laxson Bros. are having cement
walk laid on the west side Of the old
hotel site.
Grace LaxsoR returned Saturday ev
ching from Wadena, Iowa, where
she has been visiting during the
past month.
Leslie Tietge OF Des Moines visit
ed home folks Friday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Binning and daughter
Matte left Saturday for visit at
Omaha .s. ~
Miss Verna Tietge of Clarion arrly-
ed Saturday evening for 2 vacation
from her school duties.
Mrs. e. H. Millen returned to her
home at Marion Friday after a visit
with home folks. ..-.e. ".
The Misses Emma Burke and Mary
Eahart returned Saturday night from
Cedar Falls where they have been
attending summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Burrow and Mr.
anc Mrs John Ham and sons were
Dyersville visitors Saturday.
Miss Mable Matthews departed on
Wednesday for a visit at Wentworth
s. D. s~-.-.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Alcorn and
son Paul OF Creighton, Nebraska, are
visiting old friends In this vicinity.
Rev. Alcorn occupied the pulpit in
the Congregational church Sunday
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Mr. Welker Of Dubuque is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Louis
Schaller.
Lee Page was Cedar Rapids Wis
itor Thursday to see his brother who |
is Ill with typhoid fever in a&hospital
there
Arthur Rogers OF Mt. Vernon ar
rived Saturday on his motorcycle and
will spend Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. i..,u:s schsllsr VII 'ntertain
q. a missionary tea on Wednesday az
ternoon. Ladies are cordially invited.
Ice cream and cake will be served in
the evening.
Miss Ruth Fischer Of Manchester
was an over Sunday guest at the
Couchman home.
]. F. King left Friday for visit at
Clinton.
Mrs. c. H. Hackbarth left Monday
for visit at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Mary Harris left Saturday for
q visit at the Ed Miller home at Ce-
lar Rapids.
Royal Sharpe Of Lamont was visit
ing friends in town last week,
Charles Gould's Sunday School class
OF the NJ. E. Church enjoyed a pic
mic at L. J. Baskerville's on Friday.
Mrs. Robt. Merten Of Guthrie, Ok
Iaholna, and Miss Ruth Wellmeyer of
Charles City are guests at the S. w.
Klaus home this week.
l.. c. Niederfranke Of Greeley has |
rented the residence Of Mrs. F. J.
Ashburne and will move into the
same about September LIST.
Mrs. Ashburne will have an auc-
ton sale OF household goods at her
home on Saturday. August 3. The
articles consist Of stoves, ranges, car
pets, beds, tables, book case and mum
erous small articles too numerous to
mention. Mrs. Ashburne will accom-
pany her niece. Mrs. Lowery, to spo-
kane and make her home with her.
Mrs. w. c Ryan returned to her
home at Ryan Saturday after short
visit at the Ed Turner home.
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Mr., and Mrs. Ray Brown were Man