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


u visitor tOSCedar Rapids on Friday. AN
HON VIII. Norris was a busine
Ivisitor to Cedar kapius OIL Thursday
\ laE2--Alisst May Brazerton is at nom
ffrom Cedar RAPIDS TOR the summe
fGacation. s. I. s,+g sssSs7sy& 81 +, l.,:j 4. ~
...---Miss Aletha Gillian went to VIZ
Iterloc Thursday for q several days
Visit with triends. 4. 81. ,@# st
"A. X. Leroy and Misses Aim
land Dora Leroy were passengers t
Usage on Thursday. %s@E .;si
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kramer an
little son were guests Of DyersYill
y relatives Wednesday night. gk ~
Mrs. NJ. J. Yoran and daughter
went to Waterloo Friday to spend tn
day with her friend, Mrs. f.. II. Al
iord. s ;sS. i.1:s Z. !, -. y. ~
i Mrs. #s M. H. Williston went t.
Waterloo Friday for a two weeks Wis
lit with her daughter. Mrs. E. 7. Al
! ford. & 5sE Il. z 4 lss
Miss Eula Payne and Mrs. Ro.
Payne, of Winthrop, were guests las
Iweek Of their friend. Mrs. william
tJewell. @ Es, X, p
Mrs. A. T., Reading went to Wa
terloo Wednesday to spend severa
days as the guest of her son, L. c
Reading. = -. 4
Miss Ida Adams, Of Mason City
was here to attend the funeral OF
Welcome Halbur, which was held on
Friday afternoon. ss'..1s 7-5tss5 7-ss vi, r.
MIR. and Mrs. H. D.. Wagner en-.
joyed visit last week. from their
daughter, Mrs. Sadie Lehan, and
baby, OF Waterloo Ii 5 H.
i Miss Florence Ridde1l returned to
her home in Strawberry Point Thurs
day, concluding pleasant visit with
RELATIVES and friends In Manchester.
l. -Gildner Bros have a. seasonable
announcement Of advantages offered
to vacation takers in their advertise
|ment on page 8. It is well worth
readig. y 5s7, 4 55f 81
--sIr. and Mrs. Amasa Brown have
returned to Manchester from Straw
berry Point, where Mr.. Brown had
been employed in the Meggenberg &c
and 10c Store.% ss3 II &7,.st... 2
Miss Nettie Stewart left Friday
morning for Fargo, North Dakota,
where she expects to remain for an
extended period transacting some
business matters. ~ f,, &l$
| The Ladies' Aid society OF the.
U. 3B. church will serve what they are
pleased to term an tall day dinner
at the home Of James Pinch on Fri,
day ofSnext week. u q 5s.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Cs Carter and Mrs.
! G.. %. Harrison returned Friday from
Burlington, where they had been at.
tending the state convention OF the
G. "A. r. and W.sR.: G. u
Frank B. Wilson, cashier Of the
Bank OF Greeley, and Glenn Baker,
cashier Of .Oneida's financial in
tstitution, were in the city Thursday el
route to Cedar Rapids on business.
Harry Pinch returned Friday at.
ter a vacation OF a month, which he
lana Mrs. Pinch have been spending
with relatives In the Windy City;
Mrs. Pinch arrived home Tueaday ev'
ening. MI s. ,$s n n n N
Mrs. John Plnnick and two child
rem returned the latter part. OF, last
lweek~tn sstheir nome att Independence,
fconcludfng a. pleasant visit at the
home Of Mrs. Pinnicks mother, Mrs.
Mary Kelley. 4 -. e !, s.s. ss q.
rs. Mr.. and Mrs. H., T. Smith and
family. moved last week from their
tapartme at the Carence House to
the residence Of Mrs. Margery Hoyt,
part Of which they will occupy during
the summer months.
Oba Lyman, who recently pur-
chased and who has been operating
the Paris hotelrat Dubuque, last week
disposed of the business to 0. H.
Mccarthy; of Dubuque, and has re-
turned to this city to reside. t 5,s,
Ben Seymour. who is playing
third base on strawberry Points fast
base ball club, was guest Of his par
ents last week. Ben is playing t4ne
ball for the point and hitting the
sphere with his old time regularity.
Mrs. Samuel Denton, OF Britton,
South Dakota, and her yson, DR.. VIM.
Denton, who recently graduated from
the dental department Of Northwest.
ern University. We're guests during
the past week OF Senator and Mrs.
E.. H. Hoyt. h sS2sra.: a +, q !
I'D. H. Malven went to Indepen.
dence Friday to spend the day with
his sister, Mrs, r. N. Allen and fam
lily. He was accompanied home by
Mrs. John Malven, who returns to the
city after an extended visit at the
Allen home. ss5, q, y .5s = +
Little Alice Kline, daughter OF
lMr. and Mrs. E. H. Kinne, sustained
a broken collar bone in a fall from
a porch at her parents home on last
Thursday morning. The injury is a
VERY painful, although not necessarily
serious one. # ~: & &c ~
Miss Marguerite Madden who
has been the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F.. Madden. for the
past month. returned Thursday even
ling to Chicago to resume her study
|of the nursing profession at Hahne-
mann hospital. Ks -ss, .sf5sf
A special train OF five 4 coaches
passed through Manchester early on
,IFriday morning of last week, bearing
the Dubuque members OF the B. p.
10. E. lodge, who were en- route to
Iowa City to attend the state conven-
Ition Of the order.
| Mrs. H. B. Commerford was host,
less to the members of the, Thursday
Afternoon club at their regular meet.
ling Of last week. A goodly number
jcf the members were present and an
jenjoyable time was had. Dainty re.
freshments were served.
i Her many friends will deeply re.
igret to learn of the critical illness
Ct Mrs. Fred Durey at her home on
South Third street. The aged lady
has been very i'll for some time and
recently her condition has been such
that her recovery is considered very
doubtful. z.s.; 5. Ia IS.
Mrs. Edward Bishop has returned
to her home in Chicago after a two
months visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Albert Reeves. Mrs., Reeves
whose serious illnss summoned hel
daughter from Chicago, IS now almos
j comp pletely recovered, fact her man
friends will be glad to learn.
, A H. Reed, who has been serv
ing as third trick operator at the II
linois Central station here for the
past several months. left Friday fol
Plainfield, Iowa, where he has beer
appointed to the position of station
!. a gent Mrs Raad /. ,.emainad To su