Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-06-24

anl west or the station are RepI&lL
excellent condition and the whole
will present a much i'm proved ap
Z pearance when the paving is laid
Work is to commence on the br1cF brc
laying at once. h h a. :5 ~
!, MRS. c. H. Bunker returned Sat
urday from a weeks visit with Iowa
City friends. ,l !. I. 5.,:,,. y ,,.
Paul Munson was: visitor with
Erelatiyes and friends in Elkport, Sat.
urGay and Sunday. :s sf$.
Carl Reisner went to Indepen.
dence Friday for a short visit with
relatives and friends. sB&;5 II. i55 ':5ss8 5
i -B. C. Goodrich left Tuesday morn
ing tor, Hillsdale, Illinois, called their
by the death Of an aunt. +Gs II 3
Jos. Hutchinson has a change OF
advertisement which will be of inter
Test to travellers! Read it..
Attorneys J. j. = Locher and John
IWelch OF Monticello were in the
city Monday on legal business.
( Miss Olive Pride of Waterloo Is
the guest.of her father, C. c. Pride,
and brothers., DENLY and Lawrence,
this week. &a55. .l1tjs stt ~
Miss Luella Greenwood returned
to Cedar Rapids on Saturday after at
tending the Burnside Temple wedding
OF Friday evening. ss i$s3l i3
Miss Mable Cook went to Cen-
tral City on Monday for a short v1s-.
it with friends and relatives.
AIRS. w. T.: Rhodes and two chill
Iir:n, who had been guests during the
week at the J. W. Miles home, left
Saturday for their home at Miles.
Ira Clark left Saturday for " Wis-i
consin, where the activities in con-
Inection with the government fish cul.
tural work are soon to commence. 3
Rev. G. J. Cardy and son left the
first OF the week for a ten DAYS
visit at the. home of the formers
neither at Flandreau, South Dakota $5s .;
Mrs. w. C. Amsden has as her
guests this week Mrs. l.. G. MillerS
] of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Clara Cook
aud daughter, Miss Helene, Of: Water
loo. .$ Il, y n 5!374 g,s
hrs, Royal Mel Donald returned to
her home at Cedar Rapids on Tues
lay after a visit at the home Of her
|parents, Mr.. and Mrs. -. A. Mclnl-s5 c,llts 3 4
|tosh. ,t5 sis .,8 es35 \
-F. q. Langford OF Peterson, 10.
wa, was in the city on Monday and
Tuesday transacting business in con-
nection with his shoe emporium
here. &sa4 5sss15 s3s '%t.-Ts@&s 3ssss4s
-,.--Alrs.a Florenc ~Iaempsr.4ands two
l Children arrived tuesday t%EFs saEeninSs
from Dubuque for afvisit wi tn, Mrs!
Lclnper's9 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
S. Lister. s. rs 81; !. S mi III
Miss Amber Davis. who has been
a student at Cornell College, returned
Friday evening to spend the vacation
period with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ E. Davis. s /.
Mrs. B. W. sDake, who has con-
cluded a pleasant visit of a week with
her sister, Mrs. w. F. Lawrence, left
Tuesday morning for her home at
Birmingham, Alabama.
The Young Peoples society of
the Congregational church will have
ali Ice cream social on Friday even.
ing OF this week on the w. H Hutch
inson lawn on East Main street, ,
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond A.. Jones
and baby returned to their home at
Storm Lake on Saturday after a brief
visit at the home OF the formers par !
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Jones.
Miss Jennie McCarren, who is a
teacher in the schools at Minneapolis,
Minnesota, arrived last week to spend|
the summer months with her par
ents, Mir. and Mrs. S. P. McCarren.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Burnside, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. C Rawson and Miss Lola
Perry, all OF whom were here to at
| tend the Burnside Temple wedding,
left on Saturday for their homes at
Waucoma 4 3s4 ,i$sy
Mrs. Hattie McDade.. of New
York city is spending a few days
here with relatives, a portion of the
time at the c. A. Peterson home and
the remainder at the Ira p y Adams
residence &. x sssg:s scs n
Miss Belle Young left Tuesday
morning for Ottumwa,. Iowa, to attend
the state convention %;of tthe Young
[ Peoples societies OF the Presbyterian
church, going as delegate from the,
local organization: S.z 4
--Monticello's base ball team. fell a
victim to- the prowess OF Strawberry
Point on Friday, being defeated by
a lopsidedt score Of 20 to s., The Point:
also defeated West Union at Fay
cite on Thursday, the score being 3,
to L. (! ! 81 :! /, h, q & l$t s 5 .;@
Mrs. Charles Adams was hostess
to the members Of the Ladies Of the,
Maccabees at a pleasant social gather
ing on Friday evening. a large num-
ber werc present and an enjoyable
evening was spent. The hostess serv-
lea dainty refreshments. !
j, Miss, Ruth NeWcomb ct La
/: Crosse. Wisconsin, cousin Of Mrs.
IL. "A. Strickland, arrived here Mon-
day for two weeks, visit at the
! Strickland home. Mrs. Strickland is
expected to return from Rochester,
Il Minnesota, tomorrow. Is
The friends Of Mrs. Allen Coon
will be glad to learn that she is re-
covering from her recent Illness, She
was able to accompany her son,
Theron, to his home at Oelwein on
Saturday, where she will remain for
a short visit while convalescing. +.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Edmunds
! left Sunday morning, Mrs. Edmunds.
destination being Toledo, Ohio, where
she will visit with relatives for some
time. Mr.. Edmunds accompanied his
! wife only as far as Chicago where he
will remain a few days on business
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Morse
left Sunday for their home at Grand
View, Washington, after pleasant
visit here. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse are
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