Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-31

city.
/ s.iss Mrs. L. ]. Bowman went to &C.
dar Rapids Friday for few days
. visit. s,.
. A Mrs. "A. NORRIS and daughter
Alice were Cedar Rapids visitors on
@ Friday.
Mrs. H. S. ,Tubbs and daughter
Charlotte visited in Dubuque over
Sunday.
o. H. Esler was a business Wis
II itor in Chicago Wednesday and
Thursday.
s53. Mrs. Frank, Assmus and son
went to Dubuque Saturday for a few
" days visit.
Miss Rebecca Irwin left Wednes-
day for brief visit with friends in
Dyersville.
81 y. Mrs. NJ. Coltman Of Masonville
arrived Friday for visit with Mrs.
Middlestadt.
Mrs. Clarence J. Boardway and
4 Mrs. J. F. Graham were Dubuque Wis
1tors Friday.
Miss Josephine Leon arrived
Saturday from her vacation visit
{ In Minnesota.
Misses Lucille and Ruth Doug
lass left Friday for few days Wis
It in Cedar Rapids.
.s5 Howard Smith went to Indepen-
dence Friday to attend a dance Civ
en- BY the country club.
Mrs. H. H. Reeder OF Epworth
spent Thursday with Mrs. Fannie
\ Haeberle. OF this city.
Mrs. Howard Smith and i son
arrived Saturday, after a few weeks
visit in Independence.
Mrs. Roy Downs went to Wa
sterloo Wednesday for short visit
with Mrs. Fred Franks.
Mrs. A. Remke of Chicago ar
rived Wednesday for a short visit
with Mrs. Herman Harder.
Miss Harriet Anderson Of Jew
ell Junction arrived Saturday for a
visit with Miss Maud Graham.
Miss LYDIA Hedlund, who has
been visiting relatives in Fairmont,
Minnesota, returned Wednesday.
nj c. G.: Wright, who has been Wis
/. iting his brother, John Wright, of
d this city, left for his home Friday.
Mrs. George Nelson and child
rem left Wednesday for short Wis
1t in Independence and Waterloo.
MRS. Indy Pollard and daugh-
Il ter or TT. Dodge, arrived Friday
Tor brief visit at the H. o. Wiltsie
home. q"
H. J. Keiser and daughter Maud
left Friday for an over Sunday Wis
4 1t at Charles City with Mrs. G. C.
Hines. ~
Mrs. Henry Prowse left satur-
! day for Rockford, Illinois, where
y she will visit her mother, Mrs. J.
Tolmie.
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Alcorn,
4 who are visiting friends in the city,
left Friday for a few days visit in
i Earlville. .
Master Marcus Foster Of Will
5liams, Iowa, arrived Wednesday for
\ = visit with his grandmother, Mrs.
A. Foster. ........
Miss Grace ;Wolcott returned
from Cedar Falls Thursday, having
completed the summer school course
in the State Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley left Sat
surday for an over Sunday visit in
Waterloo at the home of T. c. Red
ing and Harold Hadley.
Last week A. H. Blake & Son
displayed the. linen to be used in
Z the new cafe, "The Tierney," en-
f:broidered IN red on each piece.
Mrs. Louis Hintz and little Lee
more Coltman went to independence
Wednesday. Miss Coltman has been
visiting with Mrs. Hintz for the past
week.
Miss Florence Ogg, who has
been visiting with her friend, Mrs
E. A. Durey, for the past three
weeks, left Saturday for her home
in Chicago.
Misses Sue Rich and Donna
KelseyI arrived home Friday from
Cedar Falls, where they have been
attending the summer school of the
State Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Whitney |
left Saturday morning for an ex-
tensive western trip. They will Wis
Il all points of interestsin Colorado,
Idaho and Wyoming.
Miss Deborah Dickens of Wy
anette, Iowa, who has been visiting
with her friend, Miss Dorothy keyes,
Of this city. left Friday for visit
In Plainheld, Illinois.