Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-09-30

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/ Hon. E. C. Perkins OF Delhi was
a business visitor in the city on Tues
day. %& ~ ,r,', So :.
-RevsH. w. Tuttle OF Grinnell wa
a guest of friends in the city Mon:
day. ' III y - ID, -s sgE%fS EfS5
Mrs. Bert Stier will entertain the
members Of the Thursday Afternoon
club this week. =
Miss Blanche Svoboda Of Lamont
was in the city last week on her way
to Independence .>r ..;s- s.s 7 III sss .$;:
49, Andrew Mccarthy OF Waterloo is
guest of relatives. and friends in
Manchester and vicinity IA
The Friday Afternoon club will
meet at! the home OF Mrs. w. n.
Boynton this afternoon. 7: d
Mrs. Lila Afford Of Waterloo ia
q guest in the city at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Hubert Carr. 4 @ .
M. e. Blair and daughter. Miss
Laura, and Mrs. Francis B. Dunham
are visitors in Dubuque today. 4
Mrs. Frances Hintz went to In.
dependence on Tuesday might for a
visit with her; sister, Mrs. w B.
Co1tman. MI ss.55,,.. Il Ri. 2a%5 24
Mrs. s. a. steadman left this
morning for Waterloo for a visit in
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. H.
Z s.;t5 s.:
:s4 Alex Sets from has purchased a
1915 Buick from Haug & Son.. who
Kaye$ the local agency for this popu,
larsmakes sofeear 80 /;
Rev e. =. cardy returned home
the latter part OF last week after q
visit with relatives in South Dakota
and Minnesota. s. :3s. 5a.5s.' 4 .sS .5.#y;
|, Harry Davis. left Friday morn
ing: for Ames to visit with friends.
From Ames he went to Boone, Iowa,
mhere he has a position with an cleo
trio company. & Is = 3sIs5 -. -
:. Mrs, A. T.. Redding Of this city
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C.. Reddingso Of
Waterloo returned. home Saturday
night alters visit with relatives and
friends In Indiana. -$s ~, +. s...,s $.,
-Dr. A. M; Billingsley and Rev. c.
X. Hudson returned home = Monday
night from Cedar Rapids, where
they had been in attendance upon
the sessions OF the Upper Iowa con-
terence. *15 - s.S s3,s IS :5 e
4 Frank Keiser, who. had been a
guest OF his mother, Mrs. Henry G. !.
Keiser, in this city for several days,
left this morning for his home at
Parkersburg, where he is manager of
the Snodgress Clothing Company's
store. ,1 ,$s q, !.
u III Mrs. George A.. Newman who
has been confined to her home for
the past two weeks on account of
sickness, is recovering news which
her many friends will be pleased to
learn. ss4t,t 81 i,z E4S %i2i2 u 4. I:
Z, The. friends OF Jay Barr will he
Interested in learning that he has
been elected to the position Of prin-
cipal of the High school in Chicago,
and that Harvey Hampstead is an
instructor in the same school.
Ray Howick, who has been a
linotype operator for a newspaper at
Belle Plaine. Iowa, for several months
returned to Manchester on Saturday
evening, where he will spend some
time with relatives and friends.
Among those from Manchester,
who attended the sessions of the
Upper iowa conference in Cedar Rap
ids last week, were Mr.. and Mrs. D..
F. Young, Dr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ditt-
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w. Keagy, R.
&C. Keagy, Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence. Mr..
and Mrs. s. X. Myers, Mrs. A. M.
Billingsley, Mrs. Reynolds and S. M.
Chase. ES.yS. $.sl
Mrs. j. Hoag returned home tbs
first of the week after: a visit at the
home OF her son, DR.. Harry Hoag, at
Mason City. She recently submitted
to an operation for the removal Of
a cataract on the eye, at the hos
pital at Rochester, Minnesota, and is
recovering as rapidly as possible, a
fact her friends will be pleased to
learn. Mrs. Hoag was accompanied to
her home here by Mrs. H. M. Hoag,
who left this morning for Joliet. IL
linois, for a visit with relatives.