Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-06-24
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WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND
:l5' ABROAD. ~ ,
REVIEW and FORECAST OF THE WEEK
Items Of a Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
s' the City. a. l;'. g'eS.

nell college, is visiting at the Josepl
Hutchinson home.G +. y HI HI
Mrs. Fern LASER and Miss Ell
fie Buffers spent Sunday in HDysrs
vile with friends. se.l 3 ..sssl. .}l
George Thorpe and daugfl
ter, Miss Ilene,, We're passengers 7
Waterloo on Monday p>'sys 80. 81; \, n
/ Mrs. VIM. Nickerson was a visit
or at Central City and Coggon or
Monday and Tuesday. ;. lg=s.
Henry Goodhile offers bargains
in lands In western states in hia
tadvertis ement on page 5. NJ, II
Mrs. Fred Klonus returned home
Monday after visit with her daugh
ter, Mrs. VIM. Donnelly, at Ryan. Il
Mrs. D. F.; Grove left Monday
for a two weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Ft. Dodge and Sioux
City. s. ~ 5, -.
r; D. Davis OF Delaware was In
She city Monday morning, en- route
TO Alburnette where he has employ.
ment. .$5 "a,
Mrs. J. l.. Kelsey and daughter,
Eunice and Miss Dona Kelsey. were
guests Of relatives near Ryan over
Sunday. Il @ s5.;5s 5s:s iS S
y James Burbridge, ], bookkeeper at
A. NJ, Clouds office, left Monday ev-
ening for a short business trip ! to
Winterset. .4B .;;<.,, .3|. G@i 81
+ Miss Josephine ,Mutschler OF Du-
buque was an over Sunday guest OF
her sisters, Misses Stella and Pear
Mutschler. z* 5;$S @ II
4. 4 The Langford Shoe company call.
attention to their mammoth shoe sale
In their: space this week. Turn to II
on page 8. 5.s n Y; sas
. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Keith and
daughter. Miss Ethel, Of Hopkintor
were over Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. d. Bulls. s.53 5&s:;s 3%E ..s-
/ y Mr.. and Mrs. James Rizer 3 and
two children Of Robinson were in the
city on Monday transacting business
and visiting with friends = IN. ,@ +
Z Miss Blanche Simpson, j. u. Rob:
erts and B. m. Beebe of Waterloo
were guests son Sunday OF their
friend, Miss Fern Eckert. 7. s4 .;5.s. s5
DR.. T. F. .Liddy, who has been
visiting; his sister, Mrs. A. L. Boards
lee. for a few days, returned to his
home in Chicago on Monday. fSs1
/ Miss Helen Scott. who has been
the guest Of Mrs.. p, H. Hoyts for the
aoMsl In Kans M bSi -
S ~ iss Margaret SD Dittmer returned
home last week from Boston, Mas
sachusetts, where she has been at
tending college during the past year. i
Mrs. F.SSJ. Sheldon and daughter,
Mrs. E. L. Farwell, returned Saturday
from a weeks visit at the
w. IA. Sheldon home at Carthage, ILL.,
Mrs. q. D. Henry, who had been
visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Scion Hamblin, returned to her
ZONE in Chicago on Friday afternoon.
Miss Emma AAsmus sen resumed
Ter duties in the offices Of a.. Nj.
Cloud on Monday after enjoying "a
weeks vacation with relatives In Du-'
)uque. 8, 5 s.s s5t H 2sssss
Mrs. Anna Bradford, of Dubuque,
district deputy instructor Of the Fifth
district. Order OF the Eastern Star,
Inspected Orient chapter on Tuesday
evening, and while in the city was en-
tertained at the home of Miss Idell
Miles. e! d =5$ y 81
II Rev. C. K. Hudson on Wednes.
day Of last week officiated at the
marriage of Henry Tucker and Mrs.
Grace NJ. Wilson, both Of Strawber-
~, Point, at the. NJ. E. parsonage in
this city. (. %. VI: ..; .=F'5 d. &
Il Major II. C. Utley and Capt. D..
A. Preussner left Sunday for Des
Moines, where they will attend the
annual officers schoo' OF the Iowa
National Guard. They expect to be
gone all week. 5f s. " s.
Isabelle ,Durey returned to
her home Thursday from Minneapol-
is, where she has completed a
course in ,,superintendency OF public
school music and drawing at the
Northwestern Conservatory. .445 Y 55tz5-S$ :. g..
IL II. wv. Clark, a former Delaware
county boy,s now of Washington, D.
c., is the guest of his brother, O..
c.. Clark. Mr.. Clark is enjoying his
visit among old friends to the limit,
and it Is needless to say that the
feeling is mutual. &,a, Il. $.s:sl
n -. e. Grapes and Miss Maud. NJ.
Green, both Of Delhi,1were married al
tho Nj. E. parsonage IN this city one
day last2week, Rev. C. K. Hudson of:
iASAcAeA1AS,.S ASy NWAA ASSiuO+ OAI -
farm near Delhi. &ss. e. .l}.5,
: Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Buren Stein
Of Chicago were guests of Mrs
Stein $ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G
Pierce, between trains on Friday
They were en- route home from Mt
Vernon. where Mr.. Stein had taken
the degree of Doctor of Music al
Cornell college. 5t 10. .s Il. IS
Henry Welterlen went to New
Vienna Monday morning, where he i.
experimenting the erection OF ;, .
|laree building. On Saturday Mr.
Welterlen shipped a carload of ce
ment blocks to Dyersville, the same
to be transported to New Vienna fol
use in the building.
b, The Young. Peoples society O
the Baptist church will have q socia
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Durey,. southwest Of the city
ion the evening of June 30th. Ict
cream and cake will be served, thu
proceeds to be used in obtaining
flowers for the sick. 81
-R. w. Johnson, proprietor Of tn,
Lindell hotel, Lincoln's leading hos
telry, arrived here from the Nebras
ka capital Monday evening, and spen
a couple of days In a most enjoyable
visit among his many old friends