Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-06-17
LOCAL ! NEWS {
Of THE WEEK | /: J K
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AZ HON AND \
Z ,.,:. 4. s...@. ... ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF Tue NEEK
Items Of a Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About sj
the City. Isl z.:5
$5 s5s Mrs. y Richard Condor was a Wis
;itOr In Waterloo on Friday.

b Mrs. Richard Condor was a Wis
litOr in Waterloo on Friday. II ... b. 81
and Mrs. e. M Carr :wer'
visitors in Chicago on Monday. 5S
Miss Sus Rich was a. guest o
relatives near Peosta last Friday.
Dr.. and Mrs. H. M. Bradley ant
children are visiting in Chicago for ,
| few days. s
Paul Miller OF Cedar Rapids wa.
a guest at the j. S. Jones home ov
er Sunday. Il {. Il; Is 5;yt.$ E
Mrs. b. r. Jones of Des Moines
lis a guest OF Mrs. Jennie Jones ant
Mrs. A. j. Andrews. y; .,,,,s! !, s.s;
Miss Helen Scott of Kansas City
Missouri, is a guest of Senator ant
Mrs. e. II. Hoyt this week. 4 az. S55
-- Senator E.. H. Hoyt arrived home
from a. business tripto Muskogee
Oklahoma, last Friday. 5Sa u Il (; =;as:
Mrs. Edwin Cobb of Marshalltowl
came Monday afternoon for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
D. Brown. s:..3 .s} :5..s.9 s.
Miss Margaret Stanger, who has
Ebeen a student at Grinnell college, tn
past year, Is at home for the sum
mer vacation. y;s.,,s ! Il I
--, Claudia, the young daughter o
DIR. and Mrs. W. E. Boynon,! Of Chi.
cagO, is a guest Of her grandmother
Mrs. W.$N Boynton. y:
Miss Mae Jones, daughter, Of Mr.
and Mrs. Cad Jones. left the first
Of the week for Cedar Falls, to at,
fond c1tr S,afrsn1 4 5E5
w. #. Grossman, traffic manager
OF the Manchester & Oneida rail
way, was a business visitor in Ghica
go the first of the week. ~ Il
Miss Mary Collard, who has
been teaching: in the High school al
Cherokee is at home, and will spend
the summer vacation with her mother
Mrs. S. Eollard. 4 n
Miss Emma Asmussen, & steno-
grapher IN the offices Of "A. NJ. Cloud
went to Dubuque Monday morning.
where she will spend a weeks tvaca-
ton with her parents.
Mrs. Peter aBoardway was at
Dyersyille last Friday, to- attend the
graduation exercises OF the Catholic
school. Her grand dson, Wayne Smith,
was q member OF the class that re
|sceiyed diplomas. @s:S ists 81 /;
n -:- --- Miss Florence Hadley u Of Water
loo Is a guest Of her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. H. c.. Pierce, She ex;
poets TO spend the greater part OF
/ tng SUNNI er*Vaea ten wi iths her rela
hyes In Manchester. III \. &. # st;,:s
-NDr. E. G. Dittmer and his fam
lily were recent. visitors at Algona,
ana other points in the northwestern
part OF the state, where they were
guests OF relatives and friends. They
maee the tour in their automobile.
Mrs. Lester Jones and children
left Monday morning for Scottdale,
Pennsylvania, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Jones has
been at Scottdale for some time,
where The. will engage in the drug
store business. - -. -4..s ,-s9,.
Miss Hazel Adams, who has been
student at Upper Iowa University,
at Fayette, arrived home last week
for the summer vacation Miss Ad-
ans was accompanied home, by her
friend, Miss Ruth Renshaw, who has
also been student at U.@I. u.
Miss Blanche Bishop, who grad.
uaes from the state university at 10
wa City this week, has been elected
to q position as teacher OF English
in the High school at Postville. Miss
Bishop is talented young woman,
and the school board of Postville is
fortunate in securing her services.
Mrs, H. F. Mcdonald and daugh
ter >went to Cedar Rapids on Mon
day morning to visit her son, H. r.
Mcdonald, and wife. Mrs. McDon-
aid and daughter will also go to
Brooklyn, Iowa, where they will Wis.
it with Mr.. and Mrs. H. s., McDon.
and. ". Y III.
Mrs. H. T. Ports and children
left Monday morning for: Grinnell
where she will visit her mother, and
other relatives and friends, for q
few days. Mrs. Ports will also visit
friends at Des. Moines, Coon, Rapids
and Brooklyn, Iowa, before return
ing to Manchester about July 4th.
| "A. G. Phillip and H. T. Smitf
were at Burlington last week where
they attended the state convention
|of Iowa druggists. %,t While in the
southeastern part of the state man!
Of the delegates took advantage o
he opportunity to visit the mammoth
lam across the Father of Waters
sAeokuk, Iowa. ~, 81 tEs..s .ej q
Ben Adams of Iowa City was al
over Sunday guest of Mancheste
friends. Mr.. Aaanls is a student il
the medical department of the stat
university az +lwoa City. Mrs. W
T.. Adams has been the guest OF rela
l 70
accompanied her son to Iowa Cit,
on Monday morning. r.1.l,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Wagner Q
this city have received word from
their daughter, Miss Fannie Wae
ner, who is located at San Francis
co, stating that her brother, Pau
Wagner, is recovering from sever
attack of typhoid fever, from whicl
he twas suffering for several weeks
Friends here of the young man vii
be relieved to learn of his speedy re
cOvery. III 's-s
| C, E. Lynde of Des Moines was
visitor in Manchester on Thursday c
last week. Mr.Lynde is manager Q
Successful Farming, and has been, o
J. tour Of the state with a delegatio
: Of eastern manufacturers and advel
tisers, who came to Iowa IN respons
to an invitation from E. T. Meredit
of Des Moines. While the party {
, easterners and Mr.. Meredith were /
Waterloo Mr.. Lynde made run I
Manchester to meet a number
friends here. ~ :as.@ 4s.H
J w. L.. Winnard and family {
l Warsaw, Illinois, and Miss Berth
) Winnard OF Mt. Vernon, Iowa, wer
, guests. Of friends in Manchester
Friday. Mr.. Winnard is forme
Delaware county boy, and visite
scenes of his boyhood days in MAJ
i chester, Greeley and Hopkinton. Nil
Winnard, who is missionary In tt
! Sheldon jackson school at Silk
Alaska, expects to leave Mt. Verne
! for her field of work about the l5'
los July.