Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-07-22

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-! r. Herrington was "a business
visitor in5TTIlndependence on Monday
DR. and Mrs. w. p. Boynton and
children Of Chicago are the guests OF
Mrs:W N. $Boynton this week.
M and Mrs. +. b.. johnson
leave this afternoon for Grand gde
Tour, Illinois, for a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Condor
and family visited with Mrs. Condon's
sister, Mrs. Ben Falconer, at Robin
son on Sunday. assES! I. i
THE Christian Endeavor society
Iof the Presbyterianschurch enjoyed a
picnic up the triver last Friday even
ing. x,
E. G.. Drake Of Beatrice, Nebras-
ka, has been a guest Of his nephew,
7. Bradley, for several days this
week. II
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bishop and
daughter, Miss Blanche Bishop, leave
later in the week for Iowa,
where they Will visit for several days:
Miss Hazel Chapman, who is
student at the Iowa State Teachers
college at Cedar Falls, this summer,
spent Saturdaysand Sundayiwith her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Chap
man.
The Manchester friends sof Mr..
and Mrs. SJosephNC. Foster now Of
Mifflingburg Pennsylvania, will he in
terested in learning Of the marriage
OF. their son. Robert to Miss Sara
Lillian Gutelins on June Oath.
Mrs. Charles Giomo and little son
Of Nashua, Iowa, were visitors in
Manchester on Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Giomo formerly resided here She
has been visiting her parents at Mas
onYilie for several days.
n Jesse Nye, who recently passed
a successful examination as phar-
macist, and who now has an excel.
lent position with a drug firm at Ce.Sl
dar Rapids, Is a guest of his par.
,ents, Mr.and Mrs u e. Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'll: Dudley had as
their guest last week, Mrs. c. Eli
Claussen Of Cedar Rapids. mfr. CLAUSE
sen Joined his wife hereof Saturday
for an over Sunday visit. They re- /
turned to their home on Monday.
Miss Rose Hedlund has been the
guest Of her friend, Miss 4gAlice Law
renee, at Waterloo, Tor several days.
Miss Hedlund viii go from Waterloo
to Marshalltown for a visit with her
brother, John Hedlund, before RETURN
ing home. III
MI. and Mrs. NJ >. Arnold and
for Webster City, where they will
be the guests OF friends for a,Week
or ten days. On their return trip
they expect to spend few days in
Waterloo. They will make the trip
in Mr.. Arnold's automobile.
The Thirteen club enjoyed their
annual picnic up the river at the cot
tage on Tuesday afternoon. Guests
Of honor at the picnic yer Mrs. Mid
dleton OF Canton, Mississippi, and
Mrs. w. =. Boyntons and children Q
Chicago. A delightful time was had
the club members and their out
of-town, guests.
Mr. land Mrs. i. w. Lampman and
two sons left Tuesday morning for
Iowa, where they will be
the guests OF Mrs Lampman's cousin,
Mr.. Floyd Morse. From Baskerville
they will go! to Coleman, South Dako7
ia, where they will visit with Mr..
siste r, who resides there. |
After a visit at Coleman they will
visit MI. Lampman' IS other sister, |
who resides at Oaks, North Dakota.
Mr.. Lampman and his family will
make the trip in. their automobile,
and expect to be away about a
DIR. H. A. Dittmer is in receipt OF
a letter from "A. W.. Lynch Of Chicago
in which he states that the popular
Chautauqua attraction "The American
Girls" have just completed six
weeks tour in Minnesota, and will
at Strawberry Point on July
II, Hopkinton the 2Sth and Monticel-
10 n the, 18th. Miss Rhea Lynch.
will be. pleasantly remembered by
people by reason of her
as a y%iolinist upon the
Chautauqua program here several
years ago. Miss Lynch is a member
of the company-ss.The American
Girls"