Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-12
LOCAL LOG !! !. n news E'!I;'
!. Of ! The Il: ! WEEK ii
WHAT ~ MANCHESTER PEOPLE
z AaE DOING At HOME AND
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REVIEW AND FORECAST Of THE i II WEEK !! e: (
issms 10 Psrsenal and General J
Mature Picked up About q N N
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Rev. and Mrs. H: .$ Mcdonald
spent Monday with friends at' Straw:
berry Point. - n .tt..55s., AK,
Judge George w. Durham went
to Independence on Saturday, to hold
court for. the day. ;Is
DR. Meythaler Of Earlville was a
business visitor In Manchester & on
w. E. Lepleys left the first Of the
week for Conde, South Dakota, Il TO TO
look after property interests.
Mrs. H.#B. Commerford and baby
returned home Saturday morning iron
visitswith her parents at Coggpn.
Y Y Earl Kelsey of Dubuque was q
visitor In Manchester on Monday
morning, en- route to Sioux City, on
business. 4 3ss5sa s. g. = b. s.4
and Mrs. C, E. Georgen Of
Farley We're the guests of the form
er's sister, Mps. Thomas Noonan, on
Sunday. $;si3. q y. y55 'E 5s
been the guest OF Mr.: and Mrs. W, y
Gloer, last week, left for her home
on Friday evening, Il. '.z 81. !, -ssss y.
Mr.. and Mrs, Francis B, Dunham
and Miss Pearl Middleton went last
week to 3Bixby s park near EdgeWoo'a
for a few days, outing. $ $5 Il L;
Mr.. w. G. Tolhurst, who has
IL. EN- the guest of 1 his cousin, Mrs.
Emil Keiser, left Monday afternoon
for his home III Detroit, Michigan.
- Mrs, VIII Baskerville #of Earl
VILE was a i patient at the Park
View hospital last Saturday, where
she submitted to a minor operation. q
-Mrs. Laura Atwater jackson and
five children Of Savannah Georgia,
are in Manchester to spend several
months with Mrs. Jackson's father,
E. A. AtWater. >+S55iz 4 .s ~ :.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Durey left
Monday afternoon for Menoken, n.
|,D., where they will spend several
months, and where Mr.. Durey has
large land interests. 59ls' srG rGGss 1. 5ss
MIR and Mrs. w. R. Blake and
little son, of Clermont, Iowa, were
the guests of Mrs. Blake's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S.. H. Morgan, over
Sunday. They returned to- their home
on Tuesday morning. k,
7-H. j. Schwietert of Chicago was
a visitor in the J. W. Lewis home
over Sunday. Mrs. Schwietert has
been in Manchester for. some time
caring for hers sister, Mrs; Lewis,
w. B. .Coltman of independence
came Saturday afternoon for a visit
with Mr.. .an1 Mrs. Louis Hintz.
Mrs. Coltman and the children have
been in Manchester for several days.
Ray Atkinson of Des Moines was
in the city Tuesday morning, bringing
his two little sons here for short
stay with relatives in Manchester.
Mr.. Atkinson left Tuesday, morning
for Dyersville to spend the day with
relatives. & .ssss., 5s. sss45 \ st
Mrs. Lou Hamblin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arlie Hamblin left Saturday
morning for. Independence, where
they will be Joined for = weeks
outing by friends from Iowa City.
The party will spend the week at
the Country club, north of Indepen-
dence. 'stf
Miss Lorena Hedlund of ia Los
Angles, California, arrived in Man
chester Saturday and will spend a
month with her brother, Mr.. B. F..
Hedlund, and his family. Miss He'd
lund is a teacher in the city schools
at Los Angeles, and will return to
the coast city in time for the open
ing of the schools THIS fall. y
Earl Beals, at one time one of
the rural mail carriers, out of Man
chester, but who now resides at
East Rochester, New York, arrived
here on Saturday night, and spent
Sunday among his old friends in
Manchester. On Monday morning Mr.
Beals went to South Dakota, on busi-
ness. He expects to return to Man
chester in about three weeks, and
spend some time among his old
time friends. 3 5ss5 :ts s5.s