Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-08

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his parents. near ,Oelwein. Sunday.
Miss Blanche Terril left Mon
day for: Chicago where she resumes
her studies in Moody Bible institute.
and Mrs. s. X. Myers leave
later week for a two, weeks
visit WITH Is at Horton, Kansas.
p. S. c. e. ,sof this city has
been confined & home on Frank
lin street for sever IS by illness.
The Misses AngN u Barbara
Pierce left this morning Tor Fayette,
to resume their school duties ut Up
per Iowa university.
Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson and
her brother Arthur left Monday morn-
ing for Grinnell, where they are stu
dents Of Iowa college. <
Il. w. Lampman went to Marion
Monday morning to attend the annu-
al meeting Of the Overland Signal
company, Of which he is secretary.
DR. German, president OF that
excellent school, St. Joseph's col.
| lege at Dubuque, was a guest OF
Father T. j. Rooney one day last
week.
| Mrs. Edgar Pollard and baby Of
Clear Lake, and Mrs. Chas. Patton
of Mason City were guests of rela-
tives and friends in the city last
week.
Glen Smith and Forrest Jones.
students at Coe college, Cedar Rap
ids, returned to their school duties
Monday morning, after spending two
weeks with relatives here.
Clarence Hyler left Monday morn
ing for Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin,
where he is attending boys school.
He has been spending the holiday va
cation with his grandmother, Mrs.
Sherlock.
DIR. Norman D. Wilson left Mon
day morning for Atlanta, Georgia,
where he is taking special work in
noted medical school, DR.. Wilson
will remain in the south until about
June 1st.
Frank Barnd left Sunday after
noon for Isabel, South Dakota, where
he goes to prove up on a claim. he
has been spending two weeks with
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Barnd,
! In this city.
I Mrs. ]. J. Hoag left this morn
ing for Cedar Rapids, where she
meets her son, r.Harry Hoag and
family, and from there they Will
leave for New Orleans, where they
will spend the winter.
&c. A. Pierce goes on Thursday to
De Witte, where he will attend the
annual meeting Of Iowa Assessment
Mutual Insurance company. Mr..
Pierce. is the company's representa-
tive in this territory. ssa..s
Mrs. Thos. Hines returned to her
home at Charles City this morning,
after a few days visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keiser..
Mr. Hines spent New Years day with
relatives in Manchester.
MIR. and Mrs. George Miller of
Condor, Oregon, have been the
guests Of Mr.. Miller's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. August Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller expect to spend larger
part of the winter with his parents.
Mrs. J. J. Lindsay and her daugh-
F, ter, Miss Florence Lindsay. leave on
Thursday Of this week for San Diego,
California, where they will spend a
part Of the winter season. They will
visit numerous points Of interest on
the Pacific coast before returning
home In the spring.
| Floyd Young, who is student at
Coe college, Cedar Rapids, was a
! guest of his cousin, Glen Strickland,
en- Friday. Mr.. Young had been
spending his holiday vacation with
his relatives at Earlville, and was en-
route to Cedar Rapids, to resume his
school duties.
IF. S. Seymour left Monday morn
ing for Waterloo, where he is per
fecting heating and cooking device,
(which is of his own invention and on
which he holds patent rights. Mr..
Seymour is negotiating with a large
manufacturing concern Of Waterloo
for the manufacture Of his device.
Miss Margaret Dittmer left Sun
day for Oberlin, Ohio, where she Is
student in the conservatory Of mu-
sic in Oberlin college. She was ac-
companied as far as Chicago by her
brother, Clarence Dittmer,. who re-
turned to Bay City, Michigan, where
he is city editor on daily paper. Mr..
Dittmer spent two days last week
with friends in st. Paul, Minnesota.
Harvey Hampstead left Monday
morning for Coggon, where he Will
supervise some extensive repairs on
the municipal electric light plant. Mr.
Hampstead is student in the cleo
trical engineering department at
Ames, and has been spending part
Of his vacation with relatives and
friends in and near Manchester. He
will return to Ames about the 18th
CT the month.
His friends will be. gratified 70
learn that Mr.. Henry Millen, who was
| threatened with pneumonia few
days ago, is making steady gains'
and is able to set up at times. Mr..
Millen recently celebrated his 9oth
birthday, and his enfeebled condition
caused much concern about his Illness
He has heen making his home for