Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
THE ['||| LOCAL NEWS
OF The WEEK j X
iFHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE.
s NJ ARE DOING At HOME AND
ABROAD. .
.RfvlEw AND FORECAST OF EVENTS

IL ne Of a Personal and General
Mature Picked up About
Town. IL
LEI. F. Graham was business Wis
litor in Dubuque Saturday. tt
ss,S.-5-Will H. scanlon was guest Of
friends in Waterloo Saturday. .y
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Ram Were
lin Cedar Rapids Thursday evening.
IA. C. Philip and D. J. Meggen'
berg were business visitors in Du'
Ebuque on Thursday.
49, Miss Edith Wells, bookkeeper in
the, Manchester offices of,the Eclipse
Lumber company. was visitor in
Waterloo Saturday.
Miss bertha Schroeder. teacher
tof the Eighth grade of the city, was
| a guest on Saturday and Sunday OF
herSparents at Gutenberg.
Mrs. G.. H. Keyes. is the guest of
her son, Harvey G., Keyes, in Min
neapolis, expecting to remain there
fora several weeks visit. AZ a
Robert Strain is laid up with a
badly sprained back, which he sus-
tained while attempting to start the
large gasoline engine in A. j:
Bruce's carpenter shop. \. f. +
"A. L: Severtson Of Cedar Rapids
and who was formerly engaged in the
tailoring business in this city, was
a visitor in Manchester Friday.
Mrs. Donald ERNST and children
returned to their home in Cedar Rap
Ids last week after a pleasant visit
of several days with Mrs. Ernist's
mother, Mrs. Ida Snowden.. ~
The Baptist Ladies Aid will
hold their dollar social Wednesday
afternoon, June 4, at the home OF
Mrs. w. D. Mcintosh. Supper VIII
Sbe served from 5 until s. All friends
of the society are invited.
2sf--Frand Parnd arrived home from
Isabel, South Dakota, Friday night.
Mr. Barnd has Just completed prov
ing. up ron his claim near Isabel.
He expects to remain in this locality
during the summer.
--R NJ. Marvin returned from St.
Paul Saturday morning. Mr.. Marsin
had been the guest OF his daughter,
Mrs. Stoddard, for several weeks.
Later in the summer he will Wis, t
with his daughter who resides in
Cleveland, Ohio. g. II
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Ensign en-
j0yed a visit Tuesday from the la Z
5ter's sister, Mrs. H. G. Irvine, AID
two sons Of Jesup. They were On
thcstrs way home. II 3m MOntica o.
where they had spent several days
with relatives and friends. Il 4
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. A. Morse arriv-
ed home from Clerinont,. Florida,
last week. Their many Manchester
friends are pleased to learn that Mr..
Morse is regaining his strength, fol-
lowing a very, severe illness through
which he passed during the winter
months, Il. y, ..f
81 Manchester friends of Miss Edith
Tuttle, daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. H.
w. Tuttle Of Grinnell, have receiv-
ed announcements OF the graduation
exercises OF the Grinnell High schools
the exercises to take place June 4.
Miss Tuttle3is a member Of the class
Of 1918. .t3s al y. .;s
III. p: Bellows, formerly proprie-
tor Of the Ideal restaurant near the
Illinois Central station in this city,
and who has been living at Chippes,,
wa Falls, Wisconsin,, since leaving
Manchester some time ago; has been
visiting among relatives and friends
for several days.
Oscar Hockaday arrived from
Sioux City Friday morning with a
car load OF young beef cattle, which
he picked up in the vicinity of Sioux
City. The cattle were mostly two
year old stock, and were choice
specimen OF what can be rasGedq IN
beef cattle on Iowa land
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Arnold, Mrs.
J. r. NJ cry, Mrs. Geo. w. Dunham
and Mrs. r.. B.. Blair were at Mt
Vernon Friday attending the May
music festival On Friday evening
Nine. Schumann-H -Heink appeared in a
concert accompanied by the Theodore.
Thomas orchestra of Chicago.
Mrs. Eliza Russell arrived home
last week from Rochester. Mime
sofa. Mrs. Russell submitted to two
severe operations. at the Mayo hos
pital. Her friends are pleased to
know that the operations We're en-
tirely successful and that she is now
rapidly recovering from the effects
of the ordeals
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O.. Torrey, who
have been spending the winter al
Clermont, Florida, arrived home last
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Torrey spent a
delightful time in the south during
the past six months. Both enjoyed
unusually good health during tha
past winter. While on their way
home they spent a few days in Chi
cago, the guests of their son, Clar7
ence Torrey.
Miss Mae Pemble, who has been
living at Elyria, Ohio, since leaving
Manchester several years ago, arriy-
ed in Manchester last week.On Mon
day Miss Pemble began the duties
of clerk in the Blake dry goods
store. position she held for num-
Der Of years prior to the familyss re-
moval from Manchester to Elyria
Miss Pemble is one of the most COM
petent and obliging clerks who ever
stepped behind the counter. Her
friends are pleased to learn that she
will again, make Manchester her
home. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson and
little son Of Chicago were guests OF
friends in Manchester on Saturday.
;beingAentertained in the homes OF
Mrs. M. r. Patty and Mr.. and