Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-12-24
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INNER Lux and James Burton of
B near Delhi were visitors in Manches-
ter Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mead
er Of this city on Monday, December
s522, 1913, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hennessey Of
D north OF this city were visitors
q IN Ind dependence Monday.
Miss Hazel Barr went to Chica-
q 60 Tuesday morning to spend the
holiday vacation with friends there.
Miss Edith Ram Of Chicago is
guest during the holiday season
h Of her mother, Mrs. Mary a. Ram.
Ray and Ernest Williams Of Wa
terloo are, spendin the holidays
with relatives and friends in Man
chester. .{,S 4 iss #
Dr.. and Mrs. +. E. Fleming and
daughters Of Marshalltown are the
guests Of Hon. and Mrs. "A. M. Cloud
this week. .@55 x. g. s..
Miss Blanche Terril returned
home Tuesday afternoon, from Chi
sScago, where she is a student in
Moody institute. sz555;5.. T.
Hiss Mary Gates, who is a stu.
dent in the universit at Iowa City,
lis q guest Of her folks, during the
holiday vacation.
John Gillian, who is student
in the university Of Minnesota, at
Minneapolis. is at home for the
Christmas vacation n, Il;
The friends Of Mr. and Mrs. G
Graham, who live north Of this
city, viii regret to learn Of the
Illness OF their daughter.
43 and Mrs. Edward HOLSTER
ot5 Williams Bay, Wisconsin, are
guests OF Mrs. HOLSTERS parents
\ Nj. ana MIS- Cornelius Scott. mi
Paul Klaus, a student at Cornell
D college at Mt. Vernon, is spending
the Il holiday vacation with his par
sents. MI. and Mrs. Geo. klaus.
~ John Hedlund Of Marshalltow1
viii spend Christmas and the re
ESmainder Of the week with his par
e ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hedlund.
Miss Mary Collard, who teaches
I'm the High school at Cherokee, is
ii guest Of her mother, Mrs. S. Col
lard, during the holiday vacation:
The Misses Stella and Pear
N1utschler leave this afternoon fol
their home in East Dubuque, t.
spend Christmas day with their par
ents. 4 d. 2:i, I% IS.
Charles Woodbridge Of Sioux
City was J a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
5# A. ID. Brown on Monday Mr.. Wool
4 bridge left for his home Monday ev.
ening. d
B5 ~ g., Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.. Whitney left
Tuesday morning, for Baskerville,
( where they will be the guests Of theil
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Keyes, during
3 the week. ls:i !. Z. II q,
Mrs. Emma Erwin and Miss
Ada Bel Of Morning Sun, Iowa, ar
rived in Manchester Tuesday morn
ing for a visit. with their sister, Mrs.
u e. G. Dittmer. CHI .'i i \. a 81
Miss Jessie Harper Of Fl Dodge
s,is a guest of her sister, Mrs. B. F.
Hedlund, in this city. Miss Harp.
I: er Sis one OF the instructors in the
u Fl Dodge schools. KIDD III ri
Miss Dawn Halter, one Of the
\ instructors in the city schools, went
Ito Lowell, Indiana, where she will
\ spend the vacation of two weeks
with home folks.
\ MI. and Mrs. John IL. Cruise of
Atlantic. Iowa, are here to spend the
Il holiday season with Mr.. and Mrs. W:
;C.S n Amsden and other relatives and
friends in and near Manchester.
stS Miss Florence klaus, who teaches
lin the city schools at Rockwell City,
4 ~ at home for a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Klaus
during the two weeks vacation.
Mrs. G. e. Bronson and Mrs.
Marinda May went to Spencer, where
they win attend the wedding of
their grand daughter, Miss Zoa Bron-
son, which takes place on Christmas
/ day.
S.s5s:- MI. and Mrs. A. H. Pitzer of
Red Oak, Iowa, are expected here
the last OF the week for a visit of
"a week or ten days at the home OF
Mrs. Pitzer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. e. Armistead.
Mrs. s. A. Steadman went to
sSWaverly Tuesday morning for a Wis
1T with her daughter, Mrs. H. H.
Lawrence. Mr.. Steadman will join
his wife for a visit with their rela-
tives at Waverly.
Mrs. Edwin Cobb of MARSHALL.
town arrived in Manchester on Mon
day and has been the guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Brown.
DR.. Cobb joins his wife here today
for visit a part of the week.
Miss Margaret Graham, daugh,-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Graham,
has been critically i'll with pneumon-
la. Friends of the family will be
relieved to learn that a change for,
the better Is noted at this time.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Q. B. Smothers,
who have been living near Thorpe,
moved to Forestville the first of
the week, where Mr.. Smothers has
q position as miller in the Forest
vile mill, which is operated by Bert
Bowers. E.i
s5s3 The Ladies' Society of the Con-