Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-19

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Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Hennessey
visited relatives in the country sun
'Eday. e.
Miss Mildred Joslin Of Hopkintor
twas a guest OF MIR. and Mrs. O.. M
Wright last week.
Miss Ruth Worrell Of Dell Rapids,
South Dakota returned home Friday
accompanied by her cousin Loid
Sheppard. Miss Worrell spent sew:
era weeks visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Miss Leona Towne left. Tuesday
for Manchester where she will visit
her friend Hazel Keller.
Mrs. Grassfield Of Waverly, Mrs,
Androus and Mrs. Camel Of Coggon
was calling on friends here Thursday
R. M. Merriam was a county seat
caller Monday. ~
Chas Duggan who is taking a
business course at Coe college is
spending a-few weeks at home.
While Joe Heiberger and family
were returning from Dyersyille Wed.
nesday evening the lights on their
machine refused to work, and they
were using a lantern to find their
way home, when: they met a car
with electric head lights which so
blinded the driver that he could not
see the road and ran the car off the
end of a bridge. The occupants We're
badly shaken up and needed medical
AID.
The Harvest Home picnic which
was held last Wednesday,, was largely
attended. The day was fine and
everything went off as scheduled.
Mrs. Schoffner, Mrs. Will Keiser
and Mrs. Croskey>. Of Manchester
took dinner with Mrs. Merriam
Thursday autoing to Robinson in the
afternoon where they visited Mrs.
Croskey's son and family.
Miss Mildred Harrington visited at
the Thos., King home Sunday.
w. H. Ward and. Mr. Fardy Of Man
chester enjoyed a days outing Mon
day which they spent fishing in the
Maquoketa.
Pearl Turner who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. B. Brayton return
ed home Sunday.
Joe Gotta was a Central City call
er Thursday.
Miss Tearney, Irene Sullivan also
the Misses Goen Of Manchester were
visitors at the Ward home Thursday
while attending the picnic.
Owen ,Gilcrisht Of Olewein was cali
ed here Monday by the illness Of his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Cummings and
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiser attended the
fair at Anamosa, Friday. g
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brayton autOed
to Manchester Saturday evening. ~
Geo. Pugh,t Earl McEnany, Sam Nc
Areavy, and, Chas. Prabel autoed to
Cedar Rapids Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Worley spent
Sunday at the Thos. Conner home in
Manchester. z ss>a
Esther Hamblin of Manchester who
spent last week with her aunt, Mrs.
Wright, returned home Monday &C
by Ruth Locke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Dunlap and
Mrs. Morris .Hennessey OF Man
chester attended the Harvest Home
picnic here Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Neal OF Hopkinton,
Mrs. Fred Briggman of Robinson, and
Mrs. Cummings were guests Of Mrs.
John Tarleton Wednesday,. =
Mrs. WOrrell has returned from
where she spent several
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Seth
Hamblin. y
Mrs. John Riley entertained her
cousin, John Mccarthy; and Jennie
Murphy Of Chicago last week. !
Lena Melchert and Dena Gilchrist
guests at the Dudley home in
Sunday. 8
Mrs. Jacob Arduser enjoyed a Wis
1t last week from her sister-in-law,
and two children, Of Kansas.
j. w. Tarleton went to, Minnesota
week with a company Of land
seekers. y
wv. H. Ward autoed to Cedar Rapids
Friday, returning or Saturday accom-.
panied by M. Burnes, who spent Sun
day here. Il
P. H.. and w. McElliott were coun-
ty4 seat callers Saturday. IS
Nv. J.. McEnany, Miss Evans and
Will Devlin left here Saturday for.
Alberta, Canada, where they will re-
main for several weeks.
John Fardy and Mike Powers Of