Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-07-23
Mrs. George Lane was aguest OF

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friends in Dubuque Monday.
born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Brigs
7 man, Manchester, recently, q son.
Eugene Mulvehill and family Q
MasonyiIle We're in Manchester Fr
DAY.
Mrs. E. H. Hoyt and Miss Idel
Miles We're Dubuque visitors O
Monday 7|:
Miss Angie Pierce was a guest Q
friends at Iowa City a part OF las
} week. E
MIR. and Mrs. John Arduser Q
this city are the parents OF a sol
born July Is, 1918 81 X
Robert Bloomer of Grand Rapids
Michigan, has been a guest of Judg'
! and Mrs. Geo. w. Dunham.
: Judge A. S. Blair spent part o
last week at Hart Michigan, nea
which place he owns farm interests.
T.-Walter Maley spent Sunday II
Ryan, being in attendance at sons
recital given by his classmate, Jane!
Kern.
r.. d. Graham, A. E. Dunlap
!; Floyd Arnold, Harold Dunham ant
Chas. Bunker were Waterloo visitor.
Tuesday. (.
Miss Amber Davis spent Satur
day and Sunday in the home OF
Editor and Mrs. E. S. Wetherbees a,
Central City.
Mr. ana Mrs. W.. Davis spent
a few days last week with their dau'
ghter. Mrs. John Braytop, and fam,
ly near Ryan.
Mrs. c.. A. Pierce was in Earl
vile Monday, visiting her father
Henry Miilen, and brother, w. l.
Millen, and family.
Miss Ruth Brock arrived Monday
levening from Marshalltown for a
Visit with her friends. the Misses
Ida and Rose Hedlund
Geo. Co1lard Of Reno, Nevada, is
spending a few weeks vacation with
his: mother, Mrs. S. Collard, and
Drother, Victor and family.
Mrs. A. Noble and her two
daughters, and Mrs. E. A. Durey and
her neice, Miss Caroline Wirth.
were Dubuque visitors Tuesday,.
Mrs. "A. e. Matthew who has been
visiting with her. son, Frank Mather,
at New Sharon, Iowa, returned to
her home here Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Donald ERNST and children
left Monday night for their home in
| Cedar Rapids, after spending sever
al weeks with Mrs. Ernist's mother,
Mrs. Ida SnoWden.
Jesse Nye and his friend Jerome
Smith. returned to Lincoln, Nebraska,
l Friday morning, after a pleasant
visit with Mr.. Nye's parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. ]. E. Nye.
Garry Thorpe has returned to
Lincoln, Nebraska, to assume his
Iduties as clerk In the Lindell hotel.
Mr.. Thorpe spent his vacation with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. A. Thorpe.
Harlo Stephens and family left
Tuesday morning for ten days. va
cation and outing at Platteville, Wis
consin, Mr.. Stephens boyhood home,
and where his parents reside.
Mrs. Timothy Sullivan and Miss
Lizzie Hennessey of Ryan. have been
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Goen
and their brothers, NJ. P. Hennessey
and Councilmen D. F. Hennessey for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Acers went
to Central City Monday morning on
a fishing and camping trip. Mr..
Acers is enjoying a weeks vacation
from his duties in<the Hutchinson &
I,Atwater hardware store.
w. O.. Sames and his grandson,
Will w. Ford are takin in sights
| in Chicago this week. They will
take trip across the lake and spend
some time on the large fruit farms
in Michigan before returning home.
Claud Chapel, who was former
ly employed in the Model printing
office, in this city and who has been
working in the Fortner hotel at tWav-r
erly since leaving Manchester, was
a guest Of friends in Manchester on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jackson and
children Of Savannah. Georgia, are
guests Of Mrs. Jackson's father, E.
A. Atwater, and brother, H. B. At.
water and family. Their host Of
friends in Manchester. are pleased to-
see them.
Henry Prowse OF this city, R.
T. Kennon Of Prairie township,
Louis Eichacker Of Masonville and
Chas. Clute Of near Greeley have
purchased Ford cars from J. M.
Jones & Sons of this city during
the past week. #
Mrs. "A. R. Loomis. and daugh-
ter, Miss Elsie Loomis, and Mrs.
Loomis, granddaughter, Elizabeth
Loomis, Of Ft. Dodge, are expected
here in a few days for visit at
the home of Hon and Mrs. NJ. F. Le-
Roy, and other relatives.
DR.. w. E. Boynton, Of Chicago,
is expected here Thursday Of this
week for a short visit with his mot
her Mrs. w. N. Boynton. He will re
turn home next Monday. He will be
accompanied by his daughter.
Claudia who will remain here for
several weeks.
Mrs. C. B. Harris and children
wenA to Frederick, South Dakota.
last week for a visit with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Harris expects to
join his family there next week, and
will remain there until after the
threshing is done on his farms near
Frederick a
Mrs. Sarah Seaney of Barry, Ill
inois, is in Manchester having been
called here by the Serious illness of
her father, Michael Barr sr. His
advanced age and Serious illness
leave little hope for his recovery. The
many friends of this worthy pioneer
and his family sincerely hope for his
recovery
The Presbyterian Sabbath School
and congregation will have their an
nual basket picnic on Tuesday, July
go, in Hutchinson's pasture. Entrance
directly west of the fair grounds. Con
veyances will leave the church at
10 o'clock. Come and bring your
friends. Also don't forget dishes and
baskets.
Mrs. Mary Shumway and Miss
Belle Thrill returned to their home
in Lodi, Michigan, after visit Of
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. R.
w. Thrill. Mrs. Shumway is sis.
ter of Mr.. Thrill. Miss Thrill is
niece Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thrill. Their
visit to Manchester was source OF
much pleasure to their relatives and
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