Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
items Of 4 Personal and osneral
Mature Picked VI Absut ~.
, the G CITY,. 4 S.:s .-$5

visit with 1rlelQ8 AT Ryan. ~ ~!
4 Anton Cramer Of Elkader IS Wis
iting in the city. at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. n. N. Bradley. h ,a,5fs$s
Miss Alma EDuba returned Mon
day morning after q visit with rela-
.tives and friends at Waterloo. $sS
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 4. w: Taber en-.
joyed q visit on last Saturday from
Mrs. Carl Taylor Of Freeport III:
inois, sS5 -5s s73 81 5 NJ
and Mrs. C. r. Weir ex.
:pect to return home this week after
a visit with relatives at Cumberland,
Iowa. +:5s H. +: n: y
Workmen began the work Of lay
ing the new brick platform at the
illinois Central depot on Tuesday
morning. 81 s K si1 5sz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Peterson left
Tuesday morning for Chicago where
Mr.. Peterson enters q hospital for
treatment.
The members OF the Thursday az.
ternoon club and their husbands en-
joyedS . picnic UP the river on Tues:
day evening II
John Kephart OF; this city and
Miss Maude Penrod Of Dundee were
united in marriage at Independence
on August 18th. II gi.:.s III
Miss Stella Mutschler returned
to the city on Tuesday morning af-
ter q visit with relatives and friends
In East Dubuque. sss
S. Cramer and family OF Car
navillo, Iowa, were SUNDAY visitors at
the home of Mr. Cramer's sister,
Mrs. H. M, Bradley. n :|,5,
Miss Angle Nix was in Dyers-
Vile several days last week q guest
o. her nephew and niece, Mr.. and
Mrs. sWm. McHogan.
Mrs. Alton Dinhazn wsnt her
home I'M strawberry Point @on & sa4.
;urday morning after 4 q visit here
with relatives and friends. 3S .s5I Il
&c G. ]. Leach, superintendent Of
the Spring Branch fish hatchery. ac-
;companied q shipment Of fish to sDu,
,buqne Saturday morning. d
q 35s----NIiss Marian Blake returned home
Friday morning from Independence,
where she had been q guest of
friends for several days. "a 4 \ +. Rs I;
Mr.. and Mrs ! n n N. Allen and
children OF ofssIndependence arrived In
the scitys Friday afternoon for q
visit with relatives and friends. a Il I:
Il is.$--- B. r. Hedlund left Tuesday morn.
Ing for Cedar Rapids to attend q
meeting OF the knights Of Pythias
being held IN that city this week. &'
/! NJ. .S Jones & Soma. who are
the local agents for the verland
aut0mobi biles, have received 20 car OF
the 1915 model, whtch Etis q dandy. III
James Coleman and son 81 Robin
son were ing the city on Tuesday
morning on their way home from VI q
business trip to Richmond, Wisconsin
isF--7 81 Mrs. "a. M. sBryson returned to
her home in Iowa Falls ON Friday
morning after q visit at the c.! !.
Leach home at Spring Branch fish
hatchery. i n q 4
4 Frank Ryan was In the city Sat-
urday afternoon on his way from
Wayerly; where he had been located
for some time, to- visit at the
home of his parents at Ryan. III "A
Miss Gladyce5 elterlin, one of
the Delaware County Telephone COM
pany's operators III the local office
Is spending a two weeks vacation at
the home Of her parents near Oneida.
At a recent I election held at
Robinson on the proposition of build
ing a $1400 school house at that
place brought out 1876 votes. The
proposition carried by a vote Of 1856
to 50. Il 5s5. .5Ss |:s.5
e ;5 u, G. Wells and daughter.
Miss Edith Wells, returned home
Thursday evening after g several
weeks pleasure trip, visiting with
relatives in Vermont and other east
ern. states. is S :5s s5
ssjt---- So Mrs. b. w. !. Adams and sons.
Louis, Burton and Robert, of Du-
bnaue spent 9 few days last week (
with Mrs J. F.. Jackson at the home
Of her father, p; a. Atwater, on
East Main street. Mr. Adams join
ed them here to return with them. 4 4
Smith was in the city Mon
day morning on his way to- his home
at Cherokee after spending week
visiting friends at Cedar Rapids and
Marion. Mr.. Smith tells us that his
father, Frank Smith, who formerly
resided here, is greatly improved in
health. 81 81 53t 55si &. y ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J /, b. Fish OF AL
ibuquerque. New Mexico, arrived In
the city on last Friday, for q visit
at the C. b. Otis home. Mr.. Fish
returns to his home on Friday of
this week and Mrs. Fish will remain
for longer visit with relatives and
friends in Manchester and vicinity.
5S ---R. E. Chapman has purchased the
vulcanizing business Of Lee Cook Of
this city and goes to Independence
this week to open an automobile
tire repair shop. In that city In the
basement of the First National Bank
building, Mr.. Chapman is undecided
as to whether or not he will remove
his family to that city.
-R. C. fKeagy. who has been as
sisting in. conducting the rural life
Institutes in northeas tern Iowa dur.
ing the past summer, spent Sunday a
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Keagy, in this city. Mr..
Keagy left Monday morning for
Strawberry Point where the meet
ings were held on that day. The
other places for holding the meet
ings this week are at Forestville,
Aurora, Lamont and Stanley. The
meetings this week will conclude the
holding of the sessions for this this
summer. II :.8 s3