Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-10-20
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND Z;
ABROAD. r.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF TIE vEfk.
Items Of a Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About ..sis
the City. .If \.

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Special attention is directed to-
the advertisement Of W. L. Drew,
on another page of thsi issue. #
Mrs. A. J. GiMner and Mrs.
Henry Gildner were visitors in Du--
buQue on Friday of last week. 5 N;
Capt. and Mrs J. F. Merry went
to Waterloo Monday morning and
spent the day with. friends there.
Mrs. H. T. Ports was hostess to-
the members of the New Idea Em-}
broidery club on Thursday aftern oOn.
"A. NJ. Sherwood left Thursday
morning for Rock Rapids, Iowa, for "a
visit Of several weeks with his neice-
Mrs. F. c. Hall and Mrs. Eliza
Russell are attending the mission
ary convention in Cedar Rapids this
week. = .,,
The Snodgress Clothing company
Is advertising a popular brand Of.
underwear at sec. Read their adyer-3
tisement. .-..f
Mrs. Clair Byers of DAs Moinesy
arrived in Manchester on Saturday.
and is a guest of her son, DR. 3. !. HI
Buyers, and family.
-Messrs. Ed. Duncan and John
Seeley attended the grand lodge Of
l. o. o. F. at Waterloo. on Tuesday
and Wednesday, '>.@
Mrs. Floyd Evan and Miss Alb
bic Howard were at Waterloo Tues
day to- attend the Rebecca grand
lodge in session there this week.
Mrs. Belle Pitzer returned to-
her home at Red Oak, Iowa, after
spending several weeks with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Armistead.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Coltman
and children Of Independence,w were
over Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.;
Louis Hintz, aud Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest LaLwman. ~ "A '$5
Miss Ethel Towner enjoyed al
visit over Sunday from her mother,
Mrs. Alice Towner of Charles City,
Iowa. Mrs. Towner left Monday morn
ing for her home. sas, &S lis ss.t5lts Nm
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gildner, Of
Nora Springs, iG Iowa, n arrived, In
tManche ester last week n and i have
been the guests of their son, AL y sf
Gildner, and wife.
Miss Mona Goodwin went to Iowa
City On Friady morning to spend
a few days with friends and at
tend a football game between Iowa
and Northw western. ~, s55f33
Mrs. Alex Smith of Epworth, came.
Last week for visit with her son,
w. j. Smith, and family. Mrs. Smith
had been visiting with relatives at
Waterloo before coming. to- this city.
The Manchester Lumber Com
pany has an advertisement this week
which will prove OF interest to ev-
cry consumer OF: coal. Read 4 what
they say about a popular kind 4 Of
coal. ~ ~
20. c. Clark has commenced the
work OF putting in the foundation!
for residence on one CT his lots
en- Liberty street. Mr.: Clark will
erect a. modern dwelling cn that
street. -; #s,
Mrs. Fred Whitman submitted
to an operation at the Mayo hospi-
tai at Rochester last Thursday. Her
friends here will be pleased to learn
that she is making satisfactory re-
covery. = I'M
Mrs. w. v. Keith ct Hopkinton,
was guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Guy Bishop, several days hast week.
Mrs. Bishop also had as her guest
last week, her sister, Mrs. Hugh
Bulls, of Nashua. ~,r' - " n
Mrs. Frank Barnd went to Ro-5
chester, Minnesota, Tuesday morn
ing to enter the hospital for an ops
Grafton. We hope that the operation
may bring relief from an illness Of
long standing. ...
Mrs. J. E. Jones and daughter,
Miss Susie Jones, of -DeSota, Mis-
souri,. came Thursday evening for a.
visit with Mrs. M. K. Brown Mrs.
Jones formerly resided in this city,
and has many friends here who are
glad to see her.
Mrs. Chancey P. Colgrove, Of
Cedar Falls, was guest of her rela-&
tives in Manchester last week. Mrs.
Colgrove came here to assist in the
work of organizing a Parent-Teach-
ers' organization in Manchester, and
while here she was the guest OF
her cousin, Mr.. Seth Brown
Irving Long, who is a student in
the law department Of the state uni
versity of South Dakota, Is a guest
In the home of his parents for
few days. Mr.. Long accompanied I
the football team from the university
to Minneapolis, for game. He will
resume his work.
and daughter, Mrs. Burdick. and
NlISS tAHcIIe dIlC<Ill, vi Nif1hnf'Soi
Minnesota, were guests in the Lee
Roy homo one day last week The
party was enroute to. Dubuque by
auto. Mrs. Dixson and family form
erly resided in Manchester, and are
now conducting large hotel at Man
kato.
Mrs. M. F. Leroy and daugh-s
ters, bad as their guests last week,
DR.. and Mrs. Ross Cutler. Mesdames5
Duffin.. and Mrs. Frank Cutler. The
party d,rova across country frcm Gut-S
tenburg.in their touring car Mrs
Frank Cutler, had been visiting with
relatives at Guttenburg, end left
here Saturday for her hcme at Ce-3
dar Falls.
Miss Pelle Bailey is attending
the annual convention OF the We
mans Roard Of Mission ri the Inter
ior, held in the First Congregation
al church in Cedar Ranids on Tues
day, Wednesday end Thursday OF
this week Miss Bailey was elected
as the official delegate frrm the
missionary society CT the First Con-
gregational church Of this city.