Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-09-09
M. S. Van Auken was a visitor
in Central City on Thursday of last

position in the High school. IA
w. S. Beels, editor of the Hop
linton Leader, was visitor, In Man
leicester on Saturday. 'q,f: 5s
i Mrs. John Cruise jr. left Friday,
morning for q visit with friends and
i relatives at Cedar Falls. Al
Mrs Mary Glissendorf- Raymond.
OF Lacrosse, Wisconsin, Is the guest
lot her mother, Mr.. Fred G1issendor1-
Homer Phenicie left on Tuesday
morning for Eldora, Iowa, where he
j will look after business matters He
expects to be away for a week. w
Harold Jones enjoyed short Wis,
it Saturday morning from his friend,
Mr.. R. C. Lovesee, of Storm Lake,
Iowa. IN r. ...-.. ....
Mrs. T. N. Arnold and daughter,
Miss Lucille Arnold, and Mrs. O. X.
Lennon were visitors in Dubuque on
Saturday.; +: .a3 ~ .st.>a e,gs$:}
Miss Jennie Holmes and Miss
Susie Cooking go to- Chicago next
week to attend dress makers con-
vention.. ~ .-ss - ',as@' III
John Hogan OF Minneapolis. Min=
|nesota, spent few hours on Satur.
day among his old time friends In
Manchester. = w, "a. - t''4.{(} J. g@?
Mrs. Theodore Shelley returned
last week from visit with her
sister, Mrs. Harry Drew and her
family at Greene, Iowa. z, ~
Mrs. N. r. Lawrence of Pasadena.
California, arrived in u Manchester
on Saturday evening for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goodhilet
HI. R. Langridge goes to Chicago
lis H. RS. first visit to the windy
city and he iss looking forward to
his trip with keen interest.
Miss Rebcca Scanlon, daughter
o. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Scanlon. re-
turned home Friday evening from
several days visit with her aunt.
Mrs. T: ]. Sisler, at Central CITY,
Miss Bertha Schroeder OF Gut
tenberg arrived in the city Saturday
morning. Miss Schroeder has been
the very efficient teacher Of the
Eighth grade Of the city schools for
a number of years. ne 23{5
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Arnold, Mrs.
lR. B. Arnold, Miss Susie Bennett and
Mr.. Hiram Arnold were visitors in
Marion and Cedar Rapids on Friday
Of last week. The party made the
trip in Mr. Arnold's car. 5s55 sis y
Mr'. and Mrs: u - I Henderson
enjoyed visit over Sunday from the.
\ latter's aunt, Mrs. F. m. Dorward, of
Des Moines. Mrs. Dorward left Mon
day morning for her home, after
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ton : GLIahnrna were. g,,ests of.fMr.
and Me-. 4 ;. pierca.o e on Mondav of
this u,.or !, 5 ~ u 81 N1jl,an ana his
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iha saS, Sp;arca la m = home IN. ~ MondasT
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Z Enos .Hamblin ;-rI,et turned y & to their
skhpus aias, CAdars, r RanidS- on, MONDAY
evening ~ ;'F19 ssSE} is ss ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Sabil, and
Miss Dorothy Malyen went to Min
tneapolis Monday afternoon where
Mr.. and Mrs. Sabin are attending the
Minnesota state fair / this 7. week.
Miss, Malyen had been the; guest. OF
relatives at Chicago and Rockford. IL
linois, and stopped in Manchester for
a brief visit with her many Young I
friends, F< 81 :, .~3 StG !.
mr. and Mrs nart petarson or
Osaea we're Tho Spnests nm Saturday
and sunday ~ M Peterson;a fath.
or p Paterson ,1Thav had fheen
to Racine7 Wisconsin where ~ thew
left their automobile to be overhaul
ed in the factory. They also spent
some time in Chicago, purchasing
goods for their general store at
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