Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-06-04
IN. p. Blair has purchased a Ford
automobile.

IN. E. Blair has purchased a For
automobile.
I w. s. Logan was visitor in Du
buque Tuesday, VI Al
John Mulyehfll Of Masonyille. wa
a Manchester business visitor Tues
day.
i; Miss Luella Cook returns hom
this week from Ames for the sum
mer, vacation. Gs, 3ss'
DR.. T. F.. Liddy returned to. Chi
cago Tuesday afternoon after a brie
visit in the city.
Mrs. John Barnd went to Dyers
vile on Tuesday afternoon for Wis
it with relatives
j s. Mcconnell of Hopkinton an,
Chas. A. Peterson were business Wis
itors in Dubuque Tuesday.
i Nv. C. Beeman was called tc
New York state on account of tthe
critical illness OF his mother.
Sunday will be Rebecca Memoria
Day, and all members are requested
to meet at their hall at one O'Clock. 2
The city council met last Wednes
day as board Of review and accept
ed the books Of Assessor D. o. Cham
berlain.
w. H. Hutchinson, M. j.! Yoran,
w. c. Blake and Fred Miller went to
Troy Mills this morning on fish
ing trip.
Theodore Hatch left this morning
for Hartley and other points in the
western part Of the state to look af-
ter land interests.
Mrs. Mary Summersides and Mrs.
A. e. Mather left Tuesday afternoon
for Galena. Illinois, for visit with
relatives and friends.
Ryan is to celebrate the Fourth
% July. Plans are being made>to make
this one of the best celebrations Ry-
an has ever had.
Mrs. Jesse Young Of Dolton, South
Dakota, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening for a visit at the home of
her mother. Mrs. Mary servoss.
Miss Dell Sager of Columbus,
Ohio. is a guest of her friend, Miss.
Blanche Terril. Miss iSager. win
spend the greater part Of the summer
III MancneSLer. 55e5s td45 g q y
Ned Seeds. who returned home
Few days ago from Ames, left Tuesday
afternoon for Prophetstown, Illinois,
where. he has a position with an cleo
trio light plant. Z
Mr.. and Mrs.HE. E. Morse return
ed home the first OF the week from
,Coggon, where they had visited at
the homes OF their daughters, Mrs. F..
E. Patton and Mrs. w. M. Crosier.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. TerrIl left
Monday night for Portland, Ore, ex-
pecting+to be away for three months,
and during which time they will visit
places OF interest along the
Pacific coast.
Mr.. and. Mrs. L: ]. Gates and
Miss Mary Gates went to Ames on
Tuesday morning to attend the gradu-
alton exercises Of Ames college. Mr..
Gates SON.. Levi, Is a member Of the
1913 class.
y y The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety meets 1at Mrs. S. Lyman's on
Tuesday, the 10th, at $3.50. p. m, at
which time DR.. Reherd,s who lectures
ins the evening tat the church, will
give atalt,I , - /
MIR. and Mrs. F. E.. Richardson
left Tuesday morning for Ames, to
attend the graduating exercises Of
he. Ames college of which their.
laughter. Miss Villa Richardson, is
member Of the 1913 graduating
class. 80 e & II .;..g, ,;.3, \, tn z,
Hy---+tAmong ~ the Ames students whos
AYE returned home for the summer
'acation are Harold Hoyt, Merle
Reed. Harvey Hampstead, Harry Da-
lis, and Seth Brown, the latter Of
whom Is member Of the graduating
lass this year. &
Mr.: and Mrs. Glen Glacy Of Hol-
tein, Iowa, and Mr.. and Robt. Long
i lie Mars, who had been visiting al
he J. Miles home, and who are
making a trip overland In an auto,
'yer the state. continued their jour
ley this morning.
Carl Howick has constructed
wireless telegraphy outfit at his home
n East Main street during the past
winter. He is putting up the para
'hernalia this week and will soon be
n readiness to receive or send wire
ess. messages, II the construction is +
erfect.
PLANS are being made for a big
elehration at, Dundee July Fourth.
'fe committee is arranging for an ex-
client entertainment program. Ar
are under way to secure
: good orator, a band has been Sc
ured for the. day and a ball game is
cheduled.
"A delegation from the Manches-
er I. 0. 0. F. lodge were at Straw
erry Point Monday evening attend
ng a meeting Of that order. Seven
eW members were initiated and a
cry pleasant time was enjoyed.
Among those from here who attend
d were Frank Slack, Lee Burbridge,
lllen Evans; Jacob Leippe. John
anderson. W. E. Bowen and w L.
)rew.,
DIR. N. D.. Wilson returned home
tuesday from Atlanta, Georgia, where
e has just completed post gradu-
te course. He met his family at
>etroit,, Michigan, where they had
cen spending a month with relatives
nd accompanied them home. Miss
lucy Cook who is teacher in the
1ichigan schools, came to this city '
nth DR.. Wilson and family, and will
pend the summer vacation here. |,
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