Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08
LOCAL NEWS \. J {
]. OF THE; ] WEEK I ] X
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AZ HOME AND q.
= :. = ABROAD
REVIEW and FORECAST Of Tue IEIK
Item. Of Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
the City. 81. !sS: 5ssts

William Maurer was = Cedar
Rapids visitor on Monday. 3sS,
The + ort Nightly Club will meet
on next Wednesday night with Mn. 81
Melville Richardson. @
Mrs. Charles Kay and daughter,
of Farley, were guests Of the form
ers mother, Mrs. Minnie Van Andas9
on Tuesday. ~ @
A. G. Philipp attended the ma.
tional convention OF druggists, held \
at Minneapolis, Minnesota last week
He returned home on Rntday n da,l even n
ing. f,ii ,5;3, j 13 ssSS3
The Maquoketa Campfire 4 girls5
viii have a baking Idayin55 $iI' e. q, q,
Hockaday's meat market on Satnr-
clock. M ~ 4 s45 5ss5 sSS
Attorney and Mrs, I, F. Ar
mold came home from Colfax, la, the
latter part Of the week, after spend-F
ing several weeks at that place and
Des Moines. 1sasFS 1sasFSss ssl9:2tS 5Ss
Mrs. Joseph Clark and son, Al
fred, of Waterloo, We're guests last
week Of the formers father, M
c. Mccarthy. They returned to-
their home on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charles Heath OF Waterloo
arrived in the city last Saturday for
a visit with her many friends. While
here she was guest in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Heath.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Muehe OF Ma
son City, arrived in the city Satlr-
day evening for visit witch Mrs.
Muehe's mother, Mrs, Katherine Sui
livan. They returned TO- their home
on Monday evening. NJ f5s$s fss
A goodly number Of our people
went to Masonyille on Monday To
participate in the big Labor Day 81
celebration at that place: On Tues
day quite number from here went
TO- Buck Creek to attend the Harvest
Home. -. Il II s$ss sr 1t Il fs sS
Miss Martha Hermann, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hermann OF
Waterloo, was a guest Last week Of
her. uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
John Haltmeyer, of Coffins Grove
township. She returned to her home
Saturday % E .ct i..s MI sie
Miss Edith Ram, who has been
conducting a studio IN the Fine Arts;
building in Chicago, for as numberzOfs
Years, S.. II remain IN n Tan chester dur
ing the fail ara winter, inst cad q re
tropolis 5Fssss,1
LIE Clere, Harold HOY ;,fs s,l rsEs.
cis Pierce, all of Manche ester, and
Edgar Dittmer of Colesburg, left to-
day for Ames; Iowa, where they will
attend school in. the State Agricul-
tural college, during the present
school year. 5stt .$
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer WorrelI
and baby daughter, Of Waeerloo, were
guests the first of the week of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ: D. Arnold. ~ Mr.. Wpr-4s
rell came here Sunday with the Wa
terlco ball club and played with the
visitors a. Spring Branch. 43 M
WIN. Hernonn and Oscar Smith
left Monday morning for Keoxuk. IA,
where they will attend conventions
of bee keepers from Iowa, Missouri,
Illinois and Wisconsin. The ses-
sions of the convention will be held
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. s@sly S 81 s#s5g
Gerald, the young son Of Dr..
and Mrs. Bert H. Byers, celebrated
his birthday on Monday by entertain
ing a company of fifteen OF his
young friends. The children spent
delightful afternoon, Mrs. ByerH
treating the youngsters to ice cream
and cake. $s> y n $ S$
Mrs. w. c.. Beeman Of this city,
is enjoying visit from her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis, whose
home is at Mannsville, Jefferson
county, New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis arrived here last week and
will spend several days with their
relatives here. s55Ts s3].$f.. 4
j. w. Wright has sold his hand
some residence on East Butler street,
to Mrs. Frank Ryan of near ThoIp. hi
Possession will be given March LIST,
1916. Mr.. Wright has id purchased q
several lots from Senator r. w. Tir-
rill, on Butler street, and has plans
about completed for the erection OF
an eight room dwelling house.
DIR. and Mrs. W., C. sLathrop, Il e
Norton, Kansas, are in Manches-i 81
ter for visit with Mrs. Lathrorls IA
ther, S. K. Myers. Dr. Lathrop built
a hospital several years ago, and en-
joys a large practice. The hospital s
is now crowded to it's ut
most capacity, and plans are under
way for the erection OF large addi- II
ton to the same. s
Mrs. James Sullivan and Miss
Lydia Hedlund left Tuesday morning
for Los Angeles, California, where
Mrs. Sullivan will visit with rela-
lives, ana MISS deUlunO COntemplateS
making her home in that city. Miss N
has been for several years I.
one Of the efficient operators in the
Delaware, County Telephone com
pany's Manchester exchange.
ID. L. Davis, who has been em-
ployed in this office during the great
er part of the year, has resigned
his position and left on T Tuesday 8
for Ames, where he will en-
ter the State Agricultural college,
Mr.. Davis has been very eff
cient young man, and we rgeret to
lose him from our fcrce.} We wish
him success in his efforts to secure
a thorough education. AZ. ina
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. HarIo
Stephens will be pleased to learn
that the operation to. which their
Dorothy. submitted recent
ly at Rochester, Minnesota, was en-
tirely successful, and that she is
slowly recovering from the effects
Of the ordeal. The child has been
seriously i'll during greater part Of
the past year, and it is a source OF
genuine relief to the parents and
friends, to note the marked improve
ment in her condition, with every as-s
surance of complete restoration
to good health. ssz