Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-08-06
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Last Weeks Letter.
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Mrs. LeClere returned home Thurs.
day evening from a visit OF. seV era
weeks in Minnesota.
Miss Jessie RearGon OF Cedar
Rapids, Nebraska, and Mrs. Farman
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, were guests
O. Mrs. Bette last week s$
Mrs. A. K. Crammer is visiting lllg
relatives in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Williamson visit El
ed last week, with Mr.. and M dlts
Willis Land, from here they went to
West Union, to visit W.. R. William liam
ison and wife. ss..
Ethel Keith visited last week with
her brother F. S.. Keith at Marion.
Misses Vivian Dunlap and Gladys
Gillispie visited at A. e. Dunlaps IN
Manchester last week.
C.. H. Rickett, arrived home Wed
nesday from a trip to North Carolina
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Blanchard. at Edgewood
last Thursday.
Mrs. Crabb Of Greedy visited Mrs
collar last Friday.
Mrs. LeClere returned Thursday
evening from visit Of several weeks
in Minnesota. h II 1st y
Mrs. f.. B. Doolittle and Mrs,
stimson of Delhi attended the Chau.
tauqua here Friday.
Miss Susanna Kelsey Of Month
cello visited Miss Wyllis Gearhart
the last of the week.
Miss Myra Joseph came over. from
Coggon for few days.
Announcement has been made Ao1
the coming marriage Of William
Cramer to Miss Myrtle silverthorn
July 30, at Battle Creek, Mich1gan.
Both are graduates Of the sanftariun
as nurses and have been engaged on
that staff. Mr.. Cramer is the Oldest
son of A.. K. Crmer Of this place
Mrs. 4 Cramer who has been visiting
| In Cleveland, Ohio, will be present
at the wedding. "a ssS 81,
Asa Green arrived home Friday
from Anamosa much improved II
Health since his operation. n III
Hugh Bulls is visiting his par
ents in Usage. i. &, .fS h III
Eldridge Martin fell from load o.
hay: last Mondy and broke his lef
lleg. He was driving a team fol
Mile Pierce on the King farm.
Will Reed and wife of Manchester
were in town Sunday. 33
Mrs. Elmer DeShaw has beef
quite sick the past week at the HON.
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler
Word has. been received of tn.
death of Rev. Louis Meyer who wa!
formerly pastor OF the Congregation
n church Of this place, which tool
place July 18th in California where
he had gone in hopes Of regaining hi
)health. He was, buried at Pasadena
His family who We're with him ha
the deepest sympathy OF their friends
there. 5S s
Thoms Tuner and sisters, Misses
Mae; Una and Ruth, were over from
Walker Sunday to attend Chautauqua
The members of the Presbyterian
church who have extended call t.
DR.. Nv. H. Ensign of Manchester are
very much lin hopes that he will &C
oept. Mr.. and Mrs. Ensign are wei
known In this vicinity who feel there
is a large field for, him and that a
side from the church work his in
fluence would be also largely fell
in the interests Of Lenox college Of
which both him and his wife are
graduates.
The Chautauua which has been IL
session here has been decided q
success. The people have responded
splendidly and the business men are
able to meet all expenses. It Ger
tainly has been treat to the people
here. Every number has been salts
factory and it was voted to have
them again next season. II