Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-06-05
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
~ ARE DOING At HOME AND
I Z; III n. ABROAD. ;5,s 3
/ REVIEW AND FORECAST OF EVENTS J;
Items Of Personal and General
! Nature Picked Up About
I lss;5 Town. IN
MRS e r. Bronson is a Dubuque

II day visitor at Vlnton.
Sss Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence is visiting
with relatives in Dubuque II
Miss Josephine Leon was a guest
3scf friends inv Winthrop Sunday.
Miss kathryn o'Hagan Of Water
\ loo was a Manchester visitor satur-
day. n $ g5s, 81
Mrs. w. N. Boynton enjoyed "a
visit with relatives in Winthrop on
y Sunday. x Az. t:s
iss. Maybelle \ NJ illertis at home
after q visit Of several weeks in
Chicago.
Leo Mahony Of 81 Dyersyille
spent Friday with friends in Man;
chester. B, 81 II ":
hi Mrs. W. 9. Amsd en- viii enter
tain q company Of friends at luncheon
Thursday.
and Mrs. Joshua Breckon OF
EarlyillA wre. guests Of relatives in
town Thursday.
3 Mrs. Mary Lovelace is "a guest
Il at the home of her neice, Mrs. Sedor,
Des Moines.
hrs. e. E5 w . Raymond Of INDIE
pendence spent Thursday with |rela--
tiyes IN Manch tester. 5}5
s55 81 and Mrs. Water RICE Of
3 Aurora were visitors in the city the
latter par of las. week. 81
Marshall 7. T, oliver and Thorn
as Noonan were business visitors in
Ind dependence last week.
5Is rs. Ann Ward and daughter,
q Miss Anna Ward, were Memorial
Day visitors in the city.
NJ rs. John Malven went to In.
dependence Monday afternoon for an
+ indefinite visit with relatives.
81 HIM and Mrs T. II. Strickland
returned home Monday evening, con
Guiding q brief visit with relatives
in Vinton. ~.
,35. Co., rs. W. B. Coltman and chill
$dren Of Independ arrived Monday
for "a visit in the home of her sister,
Mrs. Louis Hintz. u.
Arthur Hutc crimson, who is e
student at the Iowa College at Grin
nell, IS expected home this week to
]. spend the SUNNI Ter cation.
is. Edward Meskimen and
1 daughter, Miss Florence and son Rae
went TO Cedar Rapids Monday ! to
4 spend a week with relatives.
James aBurbridge, Harry Kelsey
and Harry Thorpe were visitors in
Marion Thursday. They made the
trip overland with motorcycles.
rs. j. r. Inman left Monday:
for Spencer, Ohio, where she will
4 spend part OF the summer with rela-
tives. Mr.. Inman will go later!
and Mrs. ). w Taber, who
; have been spending several months
with relatives and friends in Kansas,
q Missouri and Nebraska, arrived home
last week.
Il rs. "a: 7. Prescott and children
went to Mason City last week for a
visit Of several days. Before return
4 ing home they will also visit in! in
Charles City.
y Miss Laura Nachtmann returned
II to her home in Dyersville Monday
after a visit Of several days in this
Y city, a guest at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. John Barnd. A. e:
a .ss Mr.. and Mrs. J.|F. Mccormick
departed Saturday for Portland, Ore
gon, where they will spend the sum r
,mer months visiting at the home OF
their son, Harvey Mccormick
Roy Hilton has succeeded I. E.
Vallandingham as manager Of the
\ News in this city. Mr.. Vallanding-
ham came here several weeks ago
from Oskaloosa to take charge Of the
B naper.
Miss Mary Link enjoyed a visit
]. las week from her friend, Mrs. +.
Vorwald Of Dyersville. Before re
3 turning home Mrs. Vorwald will Wis
: it with, her sister, Mrs. J. H. Robi-
son, at Edgewood. 5s
Dean ]. j. Garlandd Of Charles
!. City has been appointed by Arch
bishop James J. Keane as successor
B to the late Very Rev. Peter O''Dowd
os irremovable rector Of St: Johns
\ Catholic church at independence.
! Dean Garland will celebrate his first
u mass las rector of that church On
Sunday, June 10Th.
Clarence Dittmer. who has been
\ attending Harvard university at Cam
4 bridge, Massachusetts, arrived in thel
city Thursday for brief visit at the
/ home of his parents, DR.. and Mrs H.
i "a. Dttmer. He leaves this week for
4 Portsmouth, Ohio, where he has a po-
sition as sporting editor of The Blade
a daily paper published in that city.
President Markham, Of the ILL
nois Central railroad, and other Of
ficials Of the company, were in the
city Wednesday for the purpose OIL
Investigating the dangerous crossingl
a. Third street. No immediate ac-
ton was taken with regard to the
crossing, but President Markham stat
ed that the proposed changes WI
have his recommendation
* d o..
The program for the closing ex-
ercises Of st. xavier's Catholic
school will be held at the Central
Opera house on Thursday evening,
June 10. Miss Eva Worley, duagh- |
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Worley
OF Ryan, completes prescribed /,