Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-09-23
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Frank Robson and wife were bus
ness callers in Strawberry Point O.
last Saturday.
n. C. Norris and wife of Straw
berry Point; spent Sunday with Mrs
Breed and Lottie.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Flennikel
autoed to Colesburg Sunday.
Frank Sherman and family were II
Edgewood last Sunday. They hav'
bought q home in Strawberry Point,
Mrs. John Peet returned home ,oI
Saturday morning from Anamosa
where she has been spending sever
alpdays getting acquainted with nel
GRANDSON which arrived@at the home
III u her soplrecently.
Mrs Albert Seward has been quite
5Ipoorly lately. Il
M Mas Bernice Hindal came up from
a Greeley Saturday~morning ana spent
the day with her sister, Mrs. Jay
Durfy.
]. Riley OF oelwaein was in Edge.
wood last Friday organizing the
Guardians OF Liberty here.
Miss Anna McDonoughi left Satur'
day for independence to resume her
work at the hospital there. She has
been enjoying q three weeks vaca-
ton at her home north Of Edgewood.?
Mrs. Belle Hilsenbeck, formerly
Miss Belle Whipple, Is rejoicing ov-
er8the arrival s,ot a daughter at her
home near Greeley. 2$&
Harry Martin Is in Oelwein doing
mason work.
* Dr. Breed and wife and little
daughter started home last Wednes-
daylafter q weeks visit with the
formers mother and sister. The
trip was made in his Ford car. the
distance OF over 250 miles being made
In sonesday.
Mesdames Flenniken and Glazier
were shopping at Strawberry Point
last Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Hubbell Is enjoying 2
visit from her sister and Q o.
Seattle. $ssz
Prof. Jones visited his father at
Epworth recently.
Alva 3Rhines left last week for
Springfield, Mass. where he VIII at
tend school the coming year.
Miss Donna Wandell. who teaches
at Elkport, was at home Sunday. Her
sister, Jennie, who teaches near
strawberry Point, was also at home
over Sunday.
Miss Mae Plkington is clerking
again In r. G.. Cockings store.
The Misses Lena and Margaret Ul-
man came home the first OF the
week from St.+Paul, where they went
to attend the state fair and I Vis'tl
n 4 Tressie Elliott, who is work
ing in$Manchester, came up FRIDAY
morning and spent q few days a..
home. 3
N. Alcorn returned to his home al
Monticello Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker were over
from Lamont Sunday visiting ~ the
Glaziers home.
ME. #Detorest Acorn and children
visited at strawberry Point last Ell
day. A.
lington. visited friends in>toYn re-
Gently. S #,5
Geo. Pukilngton and wife were
down from Strawberry Point last
Friday returning Saturday morning
Clifford Scovel, our new liyeryman,
is driving a new Ford. which he pur-
chased to use in the livery business
His family are occupying rooms IN
the Whipple house. 4#S
Frank Robson and wife spent sun
day in C%olesburg visiting the latter :
tE-FF'aHge .=.E &|EEh !
Geo. Ward 81 Waterloo visited at
the Ed Noble home$recently.
Leo Robson Is over from IV0ga
spending few days with hissfatheFr.
sR. g. Wheeler, zone of our rural
mail carriers, has been enjoying his
vacation. Clarence Barr has been
hauling the mail for him. ~
Nj. md Mrs. Frank Stone are
nicely located in their new
house. ri s5% NJ tE
ii Nj and NJ rs. Clint Fairweather are
rejoicing over the arrival OF q baby
boy which came to their home re-.
Gently II
Beginning October 5th our business
places have agreed to- close atS6:3O,
except on Saturday nights.
Mrs. Brown Of Delaware was in
town last Monday and spent the
day with her brother, H. Wifong, anf
family.
c.. 81 Maxson was at Waterloo
last week attending q reunion OF
thes21st Iowa regiment Of which he
member. Il
Quite a number Of our young peo.
plo left last week to begin school
duties at U. ]. Y.
John Coolidge OF Manchester was
Edgewood the last OF the week.
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