Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
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Misses Mildred and Myrtle Garvin
visited frien1s in Cascade last week
Miss Cora Ricketts, went to Mar
Il Ion Monday evening to- attend the
wedd ding of a friend. l$i !: ~
4 81 Yrs. Stearns, OF ant. Vernon, has
\ been visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs: Elmer Shaw left
Monday for their home in Richville,
KS Minnesota. 81 s,s.$sS VI
4 B. Tibbitts and family made an
auto trip to- Inde pend ence last Sun
day to Wis It Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Gem y:
y mel. ~.
Miss Jennie Dunbar, who has
s months, from rheuma tism, was tax
en- to- Montice clio N onda for treat
4 ment. y 81 Y. e!
rev. p C. Reeve and wife arrived
Wednesday morning from Clearfield,
b Pennsylvania, n Is a spend their Fvaca:
{ ton with their parents Il !.
Misses5 Minnie and J ennie DeShaW
are at home from a two weeks visit
at March, and w aterloo. "A ID,
rs M idkiff, OF /, M anch hester, Wis
4 $ited a few days last week with her
daughter, Miss Josie, at the Wallace
home. X 5E%s IS .;
,8S Miss Margaret Currier, Of Chicago
sEa guest Of Miss Jessie Dunlap.
Mr. and Mrs. d. c.. Oehler were
Visitors Il in Davenport last week.
Prot !. Loughlin arrived HON e last
Il Tuesday from New Y ork, where he
has been taking sllmmerWork at Co
5@lumbia university. tss.ss ;Ss, 81,
Prof. - G. Saam and nephew, M 4,
ton Fellows, of Lansing, visited for
several N days in town last week as
guests at the home of w. R. Reeve.
z DIR. Saam has established a hospital
Il in Lansing e b Il Rs 49,
Mrs. j. II. Barrett came up from
Cedar Rapids and was accompanied
by her niece, Geral dine Odell. and
Mrs Best ~ y I;
Mr.. and Mrs. O. 4 E. Meinzer5 arriy-
led SWednes day morning from Wash
:ngtcn, D. g. Mr.. Meinzer goes on
y to ARIZONA and California, and his
II wife will remain, with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. CT Crawford, sl
, George Good has bought the res
staurant business OF J. Y G. Pierce, and
45is lready ( in poss ession sss3 ti :f5
}Sss5 AZ ISIS Bernice Pride of Manches-
ter, is visiting iat the home of her
aunt. Mrs. Bowen. II s.q n iE55
s :S r. ey. and Mrs. Ensign returned
home Monday from. a visit in Belle
$apue and left again Wednesday for
4 Storm Lake & to II attend the Young
Peoples conference held there Aug.
20 to &c 2 N RS. Ensign and Mis- 81 Eliz-
sabeth Hendee ere delegates from.the
q Christian End avor society, and Rev!
Ensign is one%o Of the instructors Y t
Nh Stuart HrokaW, one of this years
graduates OF Lenox College, has a po-s
sition for the coming year in the
public schools Of Waukon, to teach
agriculture, physics and geometry.
President Reed, Of Lenox college
/ and Rev. j \ e, halice, Of the NJ.
e. church, will go to jLamont Thurs
day to attend a rural Life conference
and bothswill give addresses. sS
SSs% Mrs. Il "a. d. LeClere left Saturday
morning to visit her father in Min
ynesota & M Ii. 3a$i 5sfss4S
Miss Jessie Ricketts, went to Cree
ley to attend a. house party at the
home OF Miss Maud Crabbe.
Raymond Anderson, a former res
ident Of Hopkinton, and second son
of a Mr.. and Mrs. A, p: AM erson, was
married w ednesday evening, August
9th, at eight q clock, to Miss Agnes
Helen Cook at the home OF. 4 the
brides sister, Mrs. c.. NJ. Light, at
Hebron, Neb. The ceremony was
performed by DR.. Silas Cook, father
Of the bride. Miss Edith Cook, sis
ter OF the bride, was bridesmaid, and
Howard Anderson. brother OF the
groom, was best man. Before the
ceremony Mrs: Harry Russell sang |
Believe Me If All Those Endear-
ing Young Charms" Mrs. C.yM. Lig7
git played Memberships Wedding
March as the bridal party came down
the stairs. After dinner was served
and before the guests left the tables
C. c. Collins sang Sunset" and
) The Bedouinss Love Song. Both
bride and groom are graduates of
Park College, Mo. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Anderson
and son, Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Tourtellot, of Arlington, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Russell, of Hastings, Neb.
G. Reeve has purchased the
place formerly known as the Jewell
house and is making some improve
ments inside and outside.
= Mrs. c.. M. Evans left for her home
in Texas Friday evening. She was .
accompanied by her father and moth