Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-01
LOCAL NEWS '.....-:
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WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AT HOME AND
ABROAD. .':'-.
REVIEW AND FORECAST OF TIE vEEI
Items Of . Personal and General
Nature Picked up About
F& the City.

| Miss Myrtle Prayer went to Wa
! terloo Saturday evening fer a shor
visit with friends.
Miss Jessie Maley spent a shOr
time with her sister, Miss Winifre,
! Maley, at Waterloo, the first of tn
, week.
Mrs. Jerry Cloud and son G
Bloomington, Illinois, are in sManches
ter spending a week with relative:
and friends. '.s@~3
Mrs. Jennie Schmcck of Joliet
Illinois, arrived in the city Tuesday
for a weeks visit with her friend
Mrs. Theo. Shelley. 1E@
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Temper and
son Of Dubuque, are spending a few
days with Mrs. Lemper's parents, MI
and Mrs: Geo Lsster: ~: gs,s. s:s M 4
7-Mrs 1ktiam FScheer and dargh
ter M iae Edna ,echeer, of southwest
Of Manchester were visitors in fDu
buqne on Friday Of last week.
Misses Ruby Long and Blanche
Starbird returned home on Sunday
afternoon from a months sight see
ing trip in the west and northwest
. Miss Nellie Davis returned home
from Iowa City on last Saturday !ev.
ening, where she has been for sew
eral weeks receiving medical treat
ment. = qsrM4 ~. S.,
4 Mrs. George Storey went Ito
Waterloo on Monday morning for
a visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Walters, former residents of
this city. -.t = @r.
> Mr.. and Mrs. K. F. Thompson
and son and Mrs. Lilly Webb, Of
Spirit Lake, are guests at the Ed
Duncan home. The ladies are sisters
of Mrs. Duncan.
Mrs. John A. May, who had
been the guest , of relatives and
friends in Omaha, Nebraska, for a
short time, returned to her home
Friday evening. j. %,se. ~ .< 4
DR.. Donnelly of Ryan recently
purchased 500 acres OF banana land
i northeastern Honduras in Central
The deal was made by
Henry GOodhile of this city.
Mrs. T. c.. Hines and little
Helen, left Friday morning
for their hcme at Charles City, after
having accompanied the remains of
Mr., Hines to this city for burial.
Miss M. De'' .Sager,,. who has
oeen spending two weeks with her
'riend, Miss Blanche Terril, left
Monday night for Chicago, to re-
'ume her work in Moody Bible Insti-
ute. ,-sl r. M g |
Mrs. M. E. Hines and daughter,
Hiss Cecil Hines; returned to their
lome at Charles City on Friday. They
anne here to attend the burial SER
ices of their son and brother, T.. c.
lines. H. -
Frank Smith, who was formerly
rural mail carrier from the Man
hester pcst0ffice, returned to his /
ng after visit in the city with |
riends. .='4' r i
%. E.. Huene returned hcme on
1oDday morning from a business trip
I South Dakota Mr.. Huene re-
orts that the grain in that section
the country is about the same as
l Iowa. - +
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen and
hildren returned to their home at
ldep pendence ON Monday morning.
fter, spending several days in the
ty visiting at the home of Mrs.
liens mother, Mrs. John Malven.
Paul Billingsley has been visit
g with relatives and friends at
Ohio, and the first Of
lis month he goes to Chicago where
, is to be an instructor in anatomy
) the medical department CT North
estern University. - 49, Is
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c.. .'Keagy and
e latter's mother, Mrs. Hattie
left on Sunday even
g for New York City, where Mr.
eagy will take up the work as edn- '
tiopal secretary of the Laymen's
visionary Movement.
Rev. A. NJ Billingsley left on i
onday morning for Waterloo to at s
nd a meeting of district superin-- c
ndents and for a conference with
shop Stuntz, who is to preside at o
e Upper Iowa Conference, which a
to be held in Dubuque during this
NTH = /.
-Iohn Whitman returned home i:
iday night from several weeks c
p through the northwest. John saw l.
lch of the country while away, ard il
en- dared to enter King Georges s.
main. He tells us that Iowa, even a
tb an uneven stand of corn, locks "
tier than anything he saw on his v
tire trip. c