Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-06-25
LOCAL NEWS
OF The week
iHHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND
Isl ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF EVENTS
hansS Of a Personal and General
Nature Picked p About
Town. 81 ssS

-Wm. Barr left Tuesday afternoc
for Chicago on business.
E. Gildner was a business v
itor In Independence Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Gibson OF near Rys
was guest ON Saturday OF Mis-
Amy Ram.
-Mrs. Clair LillIbrIdge and MIR
Richard Condor were visitors
Dubuque Monday.
Mrs. Thos Boyland went to Ch
cag0 the latter part of last week fc
a visit with friends in that city.
Miss Ola King has accepted
position as bookkeeper with III
firm of Stearns & Mccormick.
Mira. Bert Durey went to Cas-
City, Michigan Friday morning fo
a visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. E. Mather left Thursda
morning for New Sharon, Iowa, fo
q visit with her son, Frank Mather.
W. D. Hoyt and b. w. Grem
were Waterloo business visitors o
Tuesday.
| Mrs. A. Thorpe went to VIII
ans, Iowa, Sunday morning for
visit with her sister, Miss Josephin
Powers.
Kisses Sue Rich and Ada
Smith are attending summer schoo
at the State Teachers college a
Cedar Falls.
Miss Belle Bailey Is attending tn
state Christian Endeayor convention
which is being held In Cedar Rapid
this week.
,Miss Lucy r. iAppleby OF Portland
Oregon, Is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4
C. feeds. Miss Appleby and Mrs
Seedk are sisters. s- q
Margaret, of Cedar Rapids Were th'
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cara
dus Jr., last week. \
Mrs. Jess Young, who has beer
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mar.
servpss, left Friday night for hel
home at Dolton, South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Higman Wen
to Cedar Rapids and Marion Friday
AT Marion they were guests of theil
daughter, Mrs. Lulu Higman Keith.
Mrs. F. S. Hersey and. son Lew
Is OF Cedar Falls came Friday after
noon for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
John Cruise jr., and other relatives
In this city. &,
5S;4Ar. and Mrs. j. A. Morse havt
been enjoying ;, a visit OF twt
weeks from Mrs. H. B. Noyes q
Dubuque. Mrs. Noyes returned +
her home Monday afternoon.
Miss Josephine Thorpe, formerl!
depssy recorder, has accepted apo
|sitiOn 81 ali stenOgrapher inN the 4 Law
office Of Henry Bronson, commenc
ing her duties last week. Ss
Miss Hattie Long, who has beer
the guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Petition during the pas,
two weeks, left for her home at Mar
shalltown Saturday morning. -
:. .&-F., B. Johnson brought in !,
change of advertisement too latt
sor publication this week, In whicl
he announces that he has just re.
ceiyed car load OF oil meal.
6 Miss Hazel Green. daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Green OF this
city, left Tuesday morning for Fay
ette, where she will attend summer
school at the Upper Iowa university.
Miss Gena Minkler, who has
been assistant principal Of the Man
chester High school. left last week
for Des Moines, where she has ac.
cepted a position in the state sup.
erintendent's office.
Clara Hamblin and daugh'
ter OF Lawton, Oklahoma, have beel
guests of the formers grandfather
Mr.. Henry Millen, and Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. A. Pierce of this city and with
relatives at Earlyille.
10 nnrap ~ Huron
South Dakota, was q guest of rela
tives in this city part OF last week,
On Friday morning she went t
Cass City, Michigan. for brief Wis
it in that city before returning tc
her home.
D Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Nye have
been enjoying a delightful visit
from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilber,
and daughter OF Oregon, Illinois
Mrs. Gilbert Is q sister OF Mr.
Nye. They returned to their home
Tuesday morning.
s Mrs. W. e. Reed enjoyed Wis
it q part sof last week from Mrs. j.
B. Smith of Panama, Wisconsin
Mrs. Smith is an aunt OF Mrs. Reed,
and left Friday for Lancaster. Wis
.consin. for a visit with friends be
fore going to her home at Panama,
Deputy Auditor Chas. P. Rizel
returned last week from Crookston
Minnesota, where he had been look
ing over some land, with "a view OF
investing. He was favorably im
pressed with the country, and re-
ports crops in good condition
Mrs. Frank Tunis and daughter
Miss Florence Tunis, of Ames. have
been guests the past week Of Mrs
Tunis' sister, Mrs. Freeman Smith
Mrs. Tunis and her daughter left
this morning for New York City
to visit during the summer with Fred
Tunis and family.
Mrs. Walter ,Bayless of Chicago
Heights, Illinois, returned to hel
home Thursday, after q pleasant visit
with her parents MIR. and Mrs. w. A
Durey In Prairie township. Mrs. Bay
less was accompanied to Chicago
Heights by Miss Garnett Duffey who
will spend some time with Mr.. ane
Mrs. Bayless,
William Hockaday and Fret
Mosher are erecting dwelling houss
on West Liberty street. on one o.
the lots owned by Mr.. Hockaday
The house will be modern in all o
its appointments and will make a de
cided improvement in that part o
the city. When completed the nev
residence will be occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Mosher.
"A. Miller enjoyed visit las
week from his brother, Chas. Miller
o. Keokuk, Iowa. Mr.. Miller ha
been confined to his home for man.
weeks. but during the last few
days he has been able to mingl
among his business associates. M,
Miller's brother, who made the tri
to Manchester in his touring car
lost two good tires on the publ
highway when a short distance ou
of Manchester. The finder will d
Mr.. Miller q lasting favor by return
ing the tires to the Miller & Stept
ems barber shop. A substantial re
ward will be paid for the return Q
the lost tires.