Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-06-10
LOCAL news
!. OF THE WEEK
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING. At HOME AND -
St
ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF The WEEK

Items Of Personal and Genera
i. Nature Picked Up About -
the City. 4sy
Mrs. Fer. St.tr was hostess t,
the Thursday Afternoon club las
week.
$$ Fred Haug IS able to be arount
again after being laid up for severa
tits.
.f%%-E. E.. Brewer of Chicago, who
formerly resided in Manchester, wa:
a visitor in the city on last Thurs
day. T.. :
IL m. c. Rogers Of Sabula, 10
wa. arrived in. the city on Tuesday
evening for a visit at the home of
Charles Barnette. hlsn
~ Mrs. C.. T.. Bronson. Mrs. o. c.
Clark and Mrs. Henry Bronson and
daughter Bethel, were visitors in Du
buque on Saturday. t
=. Mrs. John Fischer and children
left Tuesday evening for Independ
ence for a several days visit with
relatives and friends.
Irving Long left Friday morning
for Toledo, Iowa, to attend the com
mencement exercises which are being
held at that place this week. q
[. Mrs. Margery J.. Hoyt enjoyed a
visit, over Sunday from Miss Myrtle
Sunderlin of Omaha, Nebraska, and
Prof; Stookey of Spencer, Iowa.
4 {.-Fred SaloW, who is clerk in
The W. g. Amsden drug store. spent
MS vacation with friends in Des
Moines, Eddyville and Ottumwa. y -
n Edward Blosch of Sand Greek
purchased Buick-automobile last
week from Haug & Son, who have
the agency for this popular car.
Mrs. e. E.. Giles. who accompani
ed the remains of her mother, Mrs.
D.. B.. Allen, to this city, left Tues
day for her home at Los Angeles
California. aSS $sS =. s.s 55%3 7
M Miss ada. Helfberr of PolQt' IL
d Lnois, returned to her home on Sat.
urday morning after a several weeks
visit in the city at the home OF Mr..
ard Mrs. Guy Williams. -, =
Dennis returned home
Monday morning from Rochester,
where he had been to Wis
1t his wife, who recently submitted
70 an operation at Mayo hospital.
4 Hon. and Mrs Frank H. Paul OF
Des Moines, who accom- mpanied the re
mains Of Mrs. Paul S mother, Mrs. J.
to this city last Saturday
returned to their home on Monday af'
ternoon. =. NJ. :.
: Guy Williams, who has been en-
ployed at the o. M. Greenwood bar
'oef shop for several months, has re
signed his position and wilt remove
with: his family to a farm near Straw
gerry FONT. rs; y IA i@5.s 155s II
III ,ss, "A . n ~ Leroy. D. "A. Preussner,
Burton Clark, F.. G. NAPLES and, Fl.
G. Seeds were at Clinton last week
attending a. meeting of the state
bankers association. The trip was
made in Mr., LeRoy's car.
Assistant State Superintendent F.
D. Joseph OF Des. Moines was Wis
itor in the city last week. On last
Friday he delivered one. of, the ad-
dresses at, Strawberry Point at the
dedication OF the new school building
at that place. -5s ss. : .. s.5.,s y. : IS ..
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Wiseman OF
Agra, Kansas, who had been guests
1T the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
left Tuesday morning
for Chicago and other eastern points
for an extended visit before returning
20 their home in Kansas. .
William Becker Of Dundee was
taken to Independence last week
where he submitted to an operation
for appendicitis. The many friends
Of MI. Becker will be pleased to
learn that he Is recovering as rapidly
as could be expected. J.t.y E.ay'
The annua. Epwol til League con
yention will be held at Dubuque on
lime, "a, % and 70. The EpWorth
League OF this city has chosen the
following delegates to attend the
meeting in Dubuque: Miss Jennie
Youngreen, Miss MAZDA Allyn; Miss
Luella Caskey and Miss Martha Rowe
Mayor Saul and Aldermen Wallis
Singrin, Clancy and Mclaughlin OF
Dubuque were visitors in the city
last week, the trip being made BY
automobile, They came to Manches
ter for the purpose OF inspecting the
new street sweeper which is made by
she Manchester Machine Company.
= Mrs. o., C. Horton of Coggol
was guest OF her daughter, Mrs. II
3. Commerford, during part Q
the. past week. Mrs. Horton return
I'd to her home Tuesday morning ant
was accom- panied by her daughter
Mrs. Commerford, who will spend
week visiting with relatives anc
friends. 2 $500 - ..@t
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Taber, enjoy
ed visit during the past week from
Mr.. Frank Bush of Greene, Iowa. AM
ais grandson, Hilton McCosh, of Wat
arloo. On last Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Taber and their guest
autoed to Edgewood, where they wer
met by MIR Bush's son, of ElkadeI
Mr. Bush and grandson accompanie
the, formers son to Elkader for
several days visit. r. 3t $
The officers of the Delawar!
County Agricultural Society are max
ing elaborate plans for the coming
fair. At former fairs held in this Ct
ty the exhibitors have paid rent 70
cattle and horse stalls and hog pens
The management has decided not t
charge rent for the same this year
The exhibitors are to furnish the1
own feed and arrangements will b.
made to have feed on sale on tn
fair grounds. -. -,
Mrs. j.. S. Maley and daughters
Misses Winifred and Jessie Maley
and son, Justin, were in Dubuque tn