Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-07-02
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Mr.. and Mrs. Zeuch and daug liter
Irene, were visitors in AnamOsa OF
rSunday. s 3g + r.
Miss Mary Perkins OF Churdan Wis
tied several days at the home Of DIR
E. E. Reed. b .,3
Mrs. A. D. Le Clere left Monday
morning for a visit OF several weeks
with her father at Wheaton. Mime
sofa. 81 52
Miss Mabel Westcott is home from
Monticello for a couple OF weeks va
cation.
III Mrs. Fergson and daughter Jennie
Went OF Colfax Tuesday to remain
several weeks.
Mrs. E. M. Merton Of washington,
I'D. c., is visiting at the home OF
her son, C. S. Merton.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell and Mrs.
Marnes were in Manchester Friday.
Herman Dunlap went to Chicago
last week with car load of hogs. ),
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Mexican came
here from Monticello Friday for a
Icouple of days.
Mrs. Gavin of Castle Grove was in
town Thursday. She was accompani-
ed by her daughters, Sister Helen
and Sister Rosali Of Elma. Iowa.
Miss Jessie Dunlap arrived home
Wednesday from ten days visit at
Pine City, Minnesota, at the home
OF her 'brotherin-laW, Rev. F. L..
Mexican. Her three neiceS, Frances,
Katherine and Margaret,returned with
her for the summer. s.,s 2s
Mrs. Gwen Bentz and little daugh-
ter and Miss Hazel Perkins of Delhi
were visiting in town Friday.
Prof. 4Truesdell and family are Wis
iting In Arlington. IS 55s !.
DR.. Foster left for his new field in
Cedar Rapids Thursday. Mrs. Foster
and children went Friday evening
and were accompanied by Miss Mil
dred Garvin, who will remain with
them for several wees. 53
Mrs. Ella Thomas who has been
here for several weeks visiting her
relatives, left Wednesday for her
home in the southwestern part Of the
state. 5 l.57;. d
S. A. Ensign and son and daughter,
came from Storm Lake by auto,
to visit at the homes of James and
w. s. Johnson in this place. IN; +.
Mrs. Hendee has moved into Mrs.
DOOl1ttle's house. t8
E. NJ. Loop and Charles Isbel left
Friday evening for Gettysburg.
Miss Nina Murray who has been
visiting at the home OF, Mrs. Earhart,
since commencement, left Thursday
for her home in Illinois and was ac-
companied by Miss Maude Earhart,
who after weeks visit in Illinois,
will return to Iowa City, and take
short course In the summer scohol.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Wheeless visit
ed in Ryan last week. n &
The members Of the M ethodist Epis
copal church and Sabbath school en-
1oyed 9 picnic Friday in the north
woods. .ss III IL;
Father Rooney Of Manchester was
at the home Of Joseph Lux last Sun
day. = u: ]. 5;i
!. REV. Nm. Jones Of Lime Springs
preached two excellent sermons in l
the Presbyterian church last a6hba til.
According to request IfroQ Ffess
Sbytery he declared the
He will preach again SSsss
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Miss *Hazs sf III q ssIl E d lIiEs ss
Sunday visitor in SpfssEl
Word was received Of tha
OF THE wife OF W.. c.: KirkwoOd IS
Milwaukee. The particulars of her
death were not obtainable.
George Lewis and wife were in Z
Manchester the first of the week.
Mrs. Lake OF Anamosa visited her
parents last week. . * si3.
/ Rev. Roy Porter occupied the pulpit
Of the Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday. The quarterly communion
service was held after the service.
q The w. G. T. u. met Friday with
Mrs. Greenup. AS it was an exceed :
ingly hot afternoon the meeting was
held under the trees on the campus.
Mrs. P. r. Wheeless and children
went to Arlington Friday for a few
days visit with her sister. Si
Rudolph Rickliffs and family were
In town Sunday. Fl as5S &
The Woman's Missionary society Of y
the Presbyterian church meets We'd
nesday on the college campus.
Mrs. Charles Hull was a Delhi visit
Joseph Lux is still in very feeble
condition.