Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-07
LOCAL NEWS
OF THE. He. WEEK. /: 4 |.
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE.
ARE DOING At HOME AND
ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF THE WEEK

,e Items Of Personal and eener
t. Nature Picked up About
Il the City.
e Mrs. A. D. Brown. and Mrs. /
$ N. Wolcott We're visitors in ,Waterlo
It Monday.
g Mrs. Melissa Irving went 1
y Waterloo Tuesday for visit wit
!. relatives. IL 3,
i Mrs. c. T. Boardway and Mis-
!, Maude Graham were visitors in Dl
b buque on Wednesday.
> Miss Mary. Gates left Monda
2 evening for Iowa City to resume he
studies in the state university.
: Mr.. and Mrs James Hunt q
EarlVille are the parents OF twins
e boy and girl, born on Sunday.
Mrs. F. A. Lawson Of Waterlo,
has been a visitor in the home . O
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thorpe last week. I
Mrs Julia Donnelly OF Chicago
Is guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mccormick this week.
MIR. and Mrs. p. H. Strickland
were visitors with relatives and
friends at Vinton, during last week.
1; IF. B. Johnson has change OF
i advertisement which will be, Of in,
terest to all OF our readers. Read
lit. ..sls5 p 2
Mrs. VIM. Jewell returned last
Saturday from visit with relatives
and friends at Davenport and Mo-
line.
Miss Florence Klaus left Sun
day for Rockwell City to resume her
work in the High school at that
place. a
Mrs. Z. L. Carhart has an adver-
tisement in our want column which
will be Of interest to our women
readers. m
Miss Mayme Hurd of Fayette
was The guest last. week of her
friends. the Misses Angie and Bar
bara Pierce.
Readers OF The Democrat look
5ng tors residence property will be
Interested in an advertisement Of
viii Hahesey.1 s s;s
v s. s=.;;---AtI5ttorney MI. Yoran and q F.
Graham wera. at Dyersvile Saturday
where they appraised farm property
near Dyersville.
The, Misses Dorothy Keyes and
Amber Davis left Monday IN IN morning
for Mt. Vernon to resume their |
studies at Cornell college. !.
n Jay Barr. who is a stduent in
the law department at the university
Of Chicago. spent his holiday vaca-'
tion with relatives in this city.
E-----AIiss Blanche Bishop, who has
been spending the holiday vacation
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Bishop, returned to her school work
at Iowa City Monday evening.
Miss Margaret Madden was a
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
P. F. Madden: for few days; last
week. She returned to her work at
Hahnemann hospital on Monday.
Miss Barbara Pierce. who teaches
in the High school al Carson. Iowa,
returned to her school work on Sum
day, after spending the vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Pierce.
The Woman's missionary society
# the Congregational church will
meet with Mrs. Jay Matthews We'd
lesday afternoon, January IA. 1914. L
Yrs. Fred w. Hermann will be the
eader.
The state university Glee club. /,
which has been on its mid-winter
our. was in Manchester for a brief
fme Monday, en- route to Iowa City,
o resume their regular work in the IA
On January 18th D. F. Grove &
Company will start their annual /
White goods sale. Read what they
ave to say in regard to the excep-
ional values to be found at their I
tore at that sale. !s
armers. who have to make long .
rives in the cold, viii find some
hing of interest in the advertise
nent Of w. L. Drew. Be sure and
ote the bargains offered.
The Misses Elizabeth and
osephine Hutchinson. Alice Wolcott
nd Margaret Stanger returned Mon
ay morning to their school work at
Irinneu college. after spending the
acation with their parents. Il
This section .os the state has
cen visited with light fall Of
now, which has put an end to the
louds of dust and germs which per I.
heated every square inch Of space
or weeks. The change is vel.
ONE one.
Mrs. A. w. Gilchrist, who for
lerly resided in this city, spent
everal days with relatives in Ryan. :.
1rs. Gnchrist was accompanied by
er little grandson. They returned
} their home at Emmettsburg, Iowa,
n Tuesday morning.
Il. P. Hunt and his niece, Mrs. E
lossie Foote. of Seattle, Washing +