Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-09-02
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-. Mr., and Mrs. James Brown tol
IdttlepoFt weres visitors in the ci-
ty on Sunday. % NJ !: ~ II 5.I
4 Mrs. George B. Davis Of, Cedar
Fails 1s a guest of friends In Man:
chester this week. ~ N "a;
4 Misses Helen and Virginia Carr
q returned home Tuesday. afternoon at.
ter q visit with relatives in Waterloo,
4 ---Mrs.slsaae Glow and two child.
I'll rem OF .Paulina, Iowa. are gues,s. OF
: the 1ormere mother. Mrs. W.tB. Els-
. bury. :l::, /. Z III 80. }.;:5 si;
!. --speciaI Communication "a Of + Man
Friday evening. September 4. B WORK
4 ON first and second degrees. .5}.. ia ;.4a
Mrs. e. T. Afford Of Waterloo,
arrived IN the city. on Tuesday az
ternoon for visit at the home OF
her mother. Mrs. NJ. H: Williston.
-Ernest Coates Of Doland. South
+ Dakota. arrived4in the city Tuesday
morning. called here on account OF
the death Of his brother. Frank, near
Delhi. IN ttfif ;f
Miss Ennis Taber. leaves next
Friday for Grundy Center. Iowa,
where she has an excellent position
g teacher in the public schools Of
that place. sgS a5:7E "a. @
!. MI. and Mrs. Henry Petition and
baby returned home Monday night
from West Union. where they had
6een visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Petitions parents. = .'- s%$s 3 4,
4 Mrs. s. A.; Burnquist returned
to her home at Dayton, Iowa, on
last Saturday morning, after a visit
IN the city at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. B.. F.. Hedlund. ::tSa :s$
The Womanis Missionary society
lof the Congregational church meets.
| with Mrs. Geo. s. Lister on next:
wednesday, September 9Th. with Mrs,
= L. Plat sas leader. ...sIz sEl l:ss ls;.. \
Mrs. A: B. Carhart very pleasant-
" entertained the members OF her
former Sunday School class OF the
congregational church ON a Monday
evening at her home. I'd; i.,.... .5 +.
Mrs. Frank Barnd and her son,
Wayne Smith, were in Dubuque on
Tuesday, where Wayne win enter the 4;
Bayiess business college,. and pursue
q course In business traininx. . J. "a, d,
Quill Allen has again taken his;
former position ias mail carrier. from
the: Illinois Central depot h to thel
post office. Mr.. Allen recently. sub
mttted to very painful operation for
an liberated tooth. IS S 53s3s ssss
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor CallArd and
son were over Sunday guests OF Mr.']i
and Mrs. Fred ColEard at Cedar Rap
IDS. Mr.. Collard returned home Mon
day morning, his wife and son re-
naming mai for more extended visit; ID K,
-Miss Mary Collard, who attended
Columbia university 55 in New York
lcfty. returned home last week. and
sKil leave later In the week for Il
Cherokee, Iowa, where she has N NJ
excellent, position IN the city pub,
lie schools Il ~ saSsssasss'
3Effie Apast.;o,n-7 Of toa. tyss i
loNe and formerly apf Greeley. " this
countys#Was chosen Grand Ckiefsof 81
the Rythian Sisters IT the sannvSiscon 4
yentton .sheld Il sila Cedar R1piiTs lsst
week. The 1915 + Scoaveatio ;Rnl IS !: .
Rald Aojpa1 Il II
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Cters: Misses Alma ana nora I.es ROY, 81
len MondAy fsr OsaeeG :Iexes /,
f0rS 4 several days.. q visit. They .swf1ls 81
: iattend the State lENff at. Dee ,Motnes%
before returning home. The tIip IL \
being made In their touring car, 3Isi
ME-. and Mrs. Charles Y iNewcomh
oe Tohatchi, New Mexico. are the
PARENTS sof al son. born on August b n,
z5th. Ars. NeHcnmh was fnsmerly 4.
Miss Madse Pentpny. daughter 4. Il
OF Mr.. and Mrs. {IohA Peatony. Man
chester friends extend conEratula-
"a deal was recently closed II ID \.
which Henry Geodhile OF this 4 city
sold $50 acres of land near Seney.
Michigan. to c. Carroll. Of ,Delaware.
On Tuesday morning four parttes left
here for Seney, Michigan, and two s
TOR Aiken, Minnesota, on q Lard seek
Ing trip. q .Il3ss;s
. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hambliu. ana /
baby Of Cedar RAPIDS, we're In the
city Tuesday morning zen route to- (.
Easlvflle. where they. will be. the {.
guests for few days Of Mr., Hamb-
has brother, Charles Hamblin. and
FAMILY. Mrs. Enos's: Hamblinf Of this h
city. 10 also spending q few days at n
Earlvtlle with her son. 4, a 3E1s3ss :s u
Norris Of Boise, Idaho. who &
had been spending a week y; 4 visit
ing IN the city 1t the home aof t!his
parents, Hon. and Mrs. w. II. Norris.
returned to his home ON: Saturday
evening. He was accompanied BY his d
sister, Miss Laura Norris, who has
IN excellent position as INSTRUCTOR
n 81. Margaret's Hail, q girls school
It that place. II 5z .5i 5is
Capt. and Mrs. ". F., Merry are
enjoying a delightful visit this week
rom Mrs. W.. T. .Rigby OF Vicksburg,
mississippi, and her daughter. Mrs.
trace Rigby Cameron Of Memphis.
Tennessee. Mrs. Rigby and daugh-
er have many friends In Manches-
er, who are always pleased to see n;
hem. They arrived In Manchester the 4.
alter part Of last week. and win re-
main for week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A., B. Terri lett
ionday morning for weeks visit
With friends tn the vicinity OF De- 8
roit. Michigan and Chicago. While at
Detroit Mr.. Terru expects to attend 4
he national Grand Army meeting. IN
ession there later in the week. Up-
n their return they win stop at
h1cago. and will be accompanied
ONE by Mics Blanche Terril, who
as been a student In Moody Bible
lstitute. - 5l..
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Edward Putnam, who has been
I'D up with broken ankle for sew 4.
raj months; has again resumed his :
ork In the Brown furniture store.
[r. Putnam sustained a fall eight
eeks ago, In which he sustained
roken bone in his ankle Joint. The
'1ured5 member was slow to heal, ane
fact causes him some inconveni-
nee at the present time. Mr.. Put
am was fortunate in having policy
tth the Woodmen Accident Insur- 0
nee company Of Lincoln? Nebraska.
hich paid him a neat little sum
bile he was laid up. The company
ade a. full and satisfactory settle
ent with Mr.. Putnam aix days after
l0 .prOnec panera vera aenf to, the