Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-06-10
M. E. Blair was business visit
or in Dubuque on Tuesday -,

| M. r. BAR was a business VlSlC
or in Dubuque on Tuesday. 49, J.
Miss Blanche Starbird went to
Central City on Monday morning fol
a visit with friends.
-: NJ. Morisey of Indianapolis, In
diana, was guest of his mother, Mrs
q. M. Mor1sey, over Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Petition enjoy
ed a visit on Saturday from Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartbeck of Colesburg.
Miss Ella Gates returned home
Tuesday night after several days
visit with friends in Waterloo.
Theodore r. Hatch left Tuesday
morning for Hartley, Iowa, to look
after his farming interests near that
place,
A large number from here ac-
companied the members of the X. p.
minstrel boys to Lamont last Friday
evening.
Mrs. George Ford goes to Esther.
vile. iowa, this week for a visit OF
two weeks In the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Keyes.
ARTHUR Rogers of Earlville was
IN the city Tuesday morning on mis-
way home from visit with friends
at Mount Vernon. e
MIR and Mrs. Frank Keith of Ma
rion were over Sunday visitors at the
home OF. the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Higman. ~
(, Miss Ennis Taber returned home
Tuesday afternoon from Cedar Falls,
where she has been attending the
State Teachers college. fr-s1
Clarence Hyler. who has been at
tending school at Dubuque the iast
year, returned home Tuesday night
for the summer vacation. w.
-Mrss Mary Young Of Dolton, S.
D., arrived in the city Tuesday morn
ing for visit at the home of irer
mother, Mrs. Mary Servoss.
Harold Lien returned home Tues
day night from Fayette, where he
has been attending Upper Iowa uni
versity during the past year. Il: "a a. ..
Welcome Abbott OF Lamont is at
tending a meeting OF the state drug
gists' association, which is being
held at Burlington this week. (.
Is Mrs. A.. D. Brown returned home
Monday from Marshalttown, Where
had been a guest. of her daughter,
Mrs. Edwin Cobb. for several days.
( Mrs. A. B. ,Carhart left Tuesday
evening for Cedar Rapids to attend
the biennial session of the Mystic
Workers which Is being held In thas
city, IN 80. r...5 e.
: The friends Of Frank Boehm OF
that he is recovering as rapidly as
possible from the injuries which he
received in an automobile accident ON
Decoration day.
/. The Manchester Tailoring COM
pany offer some attractive bargains
in their change Of advertisement on
another page this week. Read what
they have to say. .$S.tt..,.-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Davis left
Tuesday morning for Ames to be pre-
sent at the commencement exercises.
Their son, Harry Davis, graduates
from the Ames college. this year.
{. Mr.. and Mrs. solon Hamblin of
Mrs. q. d. Henry of Chicago, go to
Waterloo the latter part Of the. week
for several days visit with rela-
tives.s
Miss Ressa Banta, who has been
an instructor of domestic science in
the. schools at Usage, arrived home or
Tuesday night to spend the summer
Greeley will be interested in! learning
vacation on with relatives. N
Miss Maud Barr who has been
teaching in the public schools at
Webster, South Dakota, is expected
to return home latter. in the week.
She is spending part Of the week.
with relatives at Charles City. e.,
Mrs. L. J. Harper of Fairmon
Minnesota, and Miss Jessie Harper,
Ian instructor in the Ft. Dodge pub
lie schools, are the guests of Mrs.
Harper's daughter, Mrs. b.. F. He'd
lund. They expect to spend the sum-
mer months in Manchester.
q Mrs. Harold Dunhan and baby
and Misses Hazel Barr, Floy Porteous
and Eleanore MCGEE left Monday
morning for Sinsinnawa Mound, Wis
'cconsin. to attend Commencement ex-
ercises Of the college at that place.
Miss Mildred McGee Is a member Of
the 1914 graduating class. ts5r,s Il.
, u. L. Blair, who had been spend
ing several days in Man chester visit
ing with his brothers, Judge A. S:
Blair and M. E. Blair, left on last
Thursday for; Chicago and after q
several days visit there he goes to
Texas where he wilP spend some, time
before returning to his home in Cal
ifornia.