Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-06-03
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Fred Smith, on Saturday. !i
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Durey enjoy
ed a visit last week from Mr. ant
Mrs. Walter Rice Of Aurora. ,.3
Mrs. A. Muehe Of Mason City wa
a guest Of her mother, Mrs. Jane!
Sullivan, Saturday and Sunday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Duttona have
moved into the residence Of Mrs
Enos Hamblin on East Gay street.
Mrs. John Neft and two children
Iowa and Frances, Of Dubuque. spent
the week with friends and relatives
in Ryan. 'aj - ~ .55.5 5.s:s5 &:
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. W. Lewis left
Tuesday for; Rochester, Minnesota,
where Mrs. Lewis will receive medi-
cal treatment
Mrs. David Waugh and daughter,
Miss Mamie Waugh, who spent the
winter in Hammond, Louisiana, arriv-
ed home on Friday. IA. z /. A .@'
Miss Mabel Miller, who had been
teaching in Gallup, New Mexico, dur
ing the past school year, arrived
home last week, for the summer va
cation. a fs #1s N S3ss2$ i,t=.
Charles Speck left Tuesday night
for points in northern Colorado,
where he will visit his father, who is
past eighty. years OF age, and whom
he has not seen for many. years. J9
Chas. E. Smith is enjoying two
weeks vacation from his work in
| the A. E. Peterson grocery store. He
is visiting his parents, who reside in
the northern part of the state Of Wis
cOnsin. s @515t5. i sE5,i Is
A decided change for the worse
is noted in the critical condition Of
Collin Marshal, who has been a pa
tient sufferer for nearly eighteen
weeks. E.& ,s-, &. 55.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mcintosh had
as their guests last week Mr. and
Mrs. w. R. Warren eand daughter
Alice, and Mrs. Millie Spensley and
Mrs. Martha Slaundaugh, all of Auro-{
ra, Iowa, 4! 5s
Mrs. w. G. Amsden will enter
tain a company of twenty friends; at
a. birthday luncheon at her home on
Thursday noon, the event to be in
honor OF the birthday anniversary Of
Mrs. John Cruise. *, .s.
i Mrs. E. F. Farwell and little
daughter, Of Pocatello, Idaho, arriv-
eI in Manchester last week for Ms
visit during the: summer Of Mrs. Far
wells mother, Mrs. Sheldon, and
sister. Mrs. r. B.. Blair. 4 Fl |. $zs
THE members Of the X. Of p
lodge Of this city: who have been so
successfully staging number of min
strel performances in Manchester,
Edgewood and Strawberry Point, ara
to give their performance at Lamont
tomorrow evening.
There will be an important meet
ing of the l.. O.. O.. F. lodge on Fri
day evening OF this week. Officers
will be elected and repres entative
chosen to represent the local lodge
at the grand lodge. All members are
urged to be present. s;. s 5s
70 Miss. Ellen Gallagher, who was
called here on account Of the death
Of the late Mr.. John Chamberlain, re-
turned to her home at Belyidere, II
l1nois, after spending some time
with her cousin, Mrs. Chas. AZ. Pet
erson. 3a *
Miss Myrtle Wells, who, is pur-
suing a course in professional nurs-
ing at the Methodist Hos pital at Rap
g City, South Dakota, spent a. few y
lays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. G.. Wells. Miss Wells returned y
Q her work at Rapid City on Tues, \
lay evening. Z n; N; II .33
Mrs. A. E. Mather, who spent
he winter in California, spent !,
aw days last week in Manchester.
lrs. ather$ is planning to spend the.
reater part Of the summer with her
on Frank Mather, who recently pur-
has ed a lumber yard at Storey City, HI
oWa. MI. M Mathers old time friends &
ere will wish him. success in his SSi
usiness venture. a "; taES55 N 81
- Miss Edith Wells, who shas been 4
he efficient bookkeeper in the Of
lces Sof the Eclipse Lumber COM
any has given up her position. Miss
Velis and her mother are planning
n making, an extended visit at var
,ls points In the east during the
llmmer. They will leave about the
liddle of the month for Orleans, Yer,
lont, where they will visit relatives
nd friends for, time. They will al
go to Mt. Clair. New Jersey,
here they will visit their son " and
rother. 81 A lonzo Wells, and family.
mong the points of interest which
ley will visit en- route win be Mia AS5
ira Falls. a & 5s ss M M
s-----Rey. J. L, Seaton and his fam
left last week for Mitchell, South 3
akota. where he occupied the chair
! English literat1re in Dakota Wes- I?
yam college for a number OF years. +
ur!ng the last year Rev. Mr.. Seat
had been at Cambridge, Massa-
lusetts, where he studied in Har-
'rd university. He has accepted &
g presidency Of the College Of the
acific at San Jose, California, and
i'll move his family to the Califor-
a city. Mr.. Seaton and his family VI
ere the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. $sY
shop several days last week. His FL
any Manchester; friends are pleased
learn of the success he is achiev-
s in the educational world. .% II 4.
Cruise Amsden, son of Mr.. and
RS. w. G. Amsden, Is planning on
delightful summer at farm work on
9 Fl. A. LeClere farm in Prairie
Cruise Is firm believer
the theory that more young men
ould stay on the farm and he pro-
ses to set a good example to his
ung men friends by putting into
actice what he believes down in
$ heart to be his solemn duty. Mr..
nsden will find farm life one round n
pleasure. Getting up a a. my J
d milking a dozen COWS; !; feeding, n
frying, and harnessing six or eight
rses, swilling a hundred hogs, etc,
a nice past-time, and has q tend-
~ to stimulate a good appetite for
sakfast. # .15z '.f.it!s.l ss q FF.3s. t>S
REAL EsTATEsTRAhsFERs.
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