Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-07-16

4 OF relatives in Waterloo last week.
Miss Mary Gates was a guest Of
relatives at Mason City last week.
i Miss Marion Oliver was suset
Of relatives in Independence last
week. .
| Mrs. C. r. Wier and Mrs. VIM:
IReeu were visitors in Dubuque Satur-
ady.
Il. l.. Walters Of Waterloo was
visitor in The city the latter part
lof last week.
/. Mrs. =. f. Graham and daughter
4 Miss Maud Graham. wsre fislscrs N
4 Dubuque Friday.
4 Il. A. liintz returned home
last Thursday morning after 4 Driel
4 visit in Independence.
s. Judge Geo. W. Dunham was at
independence on Friday holding q
4 brief session Of district court.
jacob Petition returned home last
week after a several weeks busine IS
trip to Frankfort, South Dakota.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Williams ex-
|pect to leave next month for
I months pleasure trip In the west.
i -aIr. and Airs. Ch-ries McCLr.nick
are enjoying visit from Mrs. q,
Boyle and daughter Miss Clara, q
Davenport.
Special communication OF Nan
chester Lodge, No. 1866, A. f. Il A..
i NJ, on Friday night CT this weeK. *.
Work in first degree.
MIR. and Mrs 0. E. Haene are en-
Loving a visit from their dah tter,
! Mrs. Charles Hickman OF Chtrisn,
who arrived in the city Sunday even.
ing. =.
--Rey. and Mrs. H. c. Iry.nc and
family of Jesup and Mrs. Jas Greer
of Monticello spent part OF Wednes-
! day at the home Of Rev. and MIS-
! w. Fl. Ensign. 4
1 e. E. Brewer OF Chicago was a
| visitor in the city Thursday. Mr..
Brewer was formerly traffic manager
| OF the Manchester & Oneida rail-
way in this CITY,
/ w. F. Grossman, traffic manag-
eer of the. NJ. &; o.. left Friday al
ternoon for st. Paul on brief busi-
ness trip and before returning home
visited in Chicago.
Mrs. Lizzie Hubert of Primgharr,
Iowa, arrived in the city last FIJI
day afternoon for visit at the home
of her mother, Mrs. ]. F. Long, anu
other relatives and friends.
Mrs, E. "A. Dixon left last week
for Waterloo, after an extended Wis
| it in this city with her sister, Mrs.
| F. e. Martin. She will make her
home with her son Frank at Water
loo.
Paul Munson and William Con-
| fare spent Sunday in Cedar FANS,
and Waterloo. Mr.. Munson was
guest Of his sister, who is attending
Summer school at the State Teach
ers' college.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Bolander have
been enjoying a several weeks visit
from the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. n. Jones, of Kewanee. llli-
nois. They returned to their home
Friday morning.
| District Superintendent a. NJ.
Billingsley o. th s city expects to 50
to Dunkerton to be present at the
dedicatory services at the Methodist
Episcopal church at that place. the
first of next month.
| -Gildner Bros. announce the open
ling OF their annual sale next Friday,
4 July 49, and lasting II days: They
tauote many attractive prices on
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readers should not overlook.
Mrs. and Mrs. 8. A. Ensign and
family OF Storm Lake, who are spend
ing the summer among relatives IN
eastern Iowa, and Miss 0Anna John
son of Hopkinton, visited with Rev.
and Mrs. w. H. Ensign a part of last
week.
In large advertisement on an
; other page, p. F. Madden announces
the opening of semi-annual shoe
sale to begin July 10, and end on
August Cd. The attention OF our read
ers is called to the attractive prices
qnoted on oxfords and shoes.
j. Milton Waugh returned to
his home in Chicago Friday afternoon
after a visit here at the home of his
mother, Mrs. David Waugh. Mrs.
Waugh and baby remained in Man
chester for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Durey,
whose marriage was announced in
The Democrat last week, departed
Monday for Bismarck, North Dako-
ia, where they expect to make their
home on farm near that place.
Your attention is called to the
advertisement of the Snodsress Goth
ing company on the eighth page, In
which they announce sale to be
gin on next Saturday, July 10. For
prices and particulars read their ad-
vertisement.
Relatives here have received
word of the death of John Donahue
which occurred on Sunday night, IN
a hospital at Freeport, Illinois. Mr..
Donahue was the father of Mrs. E.
j. Schacherer and Mrs. Tony Barnd
of this city.
Mrs. Arthur Wolf and children of
Hopkinton were visitors in the city
| last week. While Mrs. Wolfe and
children were here, their. home at
Hopkinton was struck by lightning
and considerable damage resulted.
Mr.. Wolf had not returned home from
the barber shop when the bolt struck
miss Nellie Hatch enjoyed a Wis
i 1t last week from Miss Parsons OF
Ackley, who returned to her home on
Friday morning. Miss Hatch and
Miss Mabel Miller gave luncheon
l Thursday afternoon at the home of
the former in honor of Miss Par
sons.
Miss Bertha Small, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J.. Small of Judith
Gap, Montana, arrived in Manchester
Sunday morning for visit with her
sister, Miss Jean Small and aunt.
Miss Florence Bailey. Miss Small has
not visited Manchester for number
Of years and her visit here will
prove a real pleasure to her many
friends.
IS. K. Meyers returned home last
week from North Judson, Indiana,
where he had been visiting his wife,
who has been at North Judson for
several weeks for the benefit of her
health. Mrs. Myers is not regaining
, her health as rapidly as is hoped for
by relatives and friends.
-Burdette Griffin, who has been
spending several weeks in Manches-