Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-02

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4 Mr.. and Mrs; Edw. Hruby ar
visitors in Waterloo today. g.. ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McC Cormicl
Z were visitors in Waterloo on Tues
day. s.$s,, ..ss5t45 .5tss5.5 s# :%s
= Mrs. f. C. NAPLES was a yisito
+ in Cedar Rapids on Saturday Of las
week. W. 5&e ,.ggs ~
$ Attorney w. I. Millen Of Earl
S vile was business visitor in Man
y chester on Monday. ST. - p RS RS -
Miss Edna French of Cedar Falls
was guest OF friends in the city or
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. A. D. Brown and Mrs. E
N. Wolcott were visitors in Dubuque
. on Friday OF last week. y
Sam Hersey Of Cedar Falls was
a guest the first of the week OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Cruise jr. r33s55
Misses Blanche MCGEE and Ruth
Pilgrim went to Cedar Falls today,
to attend summer school.
William Wulkow of Dubuque was
a guest in the J. C. Nieman home
in this city Decoration Day.
i Captain j.. F. Merry was at Mar
ion last Saturday, to deliver the
Memorial address in that city.
George Barr went to Hanley,
Sask., Canada, this week to look at
ter land interests at that place. .
l Harold Hoyt, student at Ames,
Iowa, came home Saturday morning
for brief visit with his parents.
Rev. C.. K. Hudson is anticipat-
i ing visit from his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. B.. Hudson, of Hampton,
Iowa.
zl-Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Schwietert of
Chicago were in Manchester Sunday
and Monday, the guests Of j. w.
Lewis. A. e. & -, ~
III you are thinking Of travelling
this summer, you will be interested
in the announcement of Gildner
Brothers. # ~. IS. X g;y5 -
Percy Davis and Claude Gray re-
turned home yesterday from Indian
apolis, Indiana, where they attended
| IAS 0~so AU~~s9. , < -f Z
Mrs. E. C. Dittmer and her sister
Mrs. Emma Irving of Morning Sun,
Iowa, were the guests Of friends in
Waterloo, Tuesday. ~
Boys will be especially interest
ed in the advertisement OF I the
Snodgress Clothing company. Boys
be sure and read it on page 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown, of Cog
gon were in Manchester ON Friday Of
last week, called here to attend the |
funeral Of the late Walter Brown.
Mrs. Edward Strickland Of Cedar
Rapids was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs |
j. A. Strickland the first Of the
week. She returned to her home on
Monday evening. |-rS i
Hutchinson & Atwater have
something to say about the Royal |
grinder, machine with an attach
ment' for sickle grinding, and general
purpose machine. a:.tiE.3 5.4I,#.&. z,
The Fortnightly club enjoyed a
slumber party at the home of Mrs.
NJ. B. Richardson. on Monday night,
this being the closing meeting of the
club for the year. ,.. isl
4 A pre-nuptial shower was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.. Chas.
Adams on Saturday evening for Miss
Verna Wolfe. The young people
spent a delightful evening at the
Adams home. ytss5 i..s5,,; q, NH s$s
g. DR.. J. A. May and ,sllfs- son. Douglas
May, were in Cedar Rapids, Tuesday,,l
Douglas May Is contemplating enter
ing the United States navy, and
took the first examination necessary
to enter tn service. y.
rs Mr., and Mrs j.. A. Strickland
left. Tuesday night for Lavina, Mon
tana, where they will spend several
weeks with their son, Percy Strick-
land and his wife. Mr.. and a Mrs.
EXPECT to remain in Mon II
tana for about three weeks. - K
Mrs. Ben Miles and daughter,
Miss Jane Miles, of Harrah, Oklaho, :
ma, arrived in Manchester last week, I
for visit with Mr.. J. w. Miles and X
his daughter, Miss Idell Miles. Jane
Miles will spend the greater. part of
the summer with her grandfather in
this city: ~ .s. i X n. .ls5.5 <. I
!, Mr.. - Ralph Norton was a guest Of {
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Jacobs on Tues
day. Mr.. Norton left on Tuesday
night for Minneapolis on business In
with the campaign OF mis-.
sionary work he and his wife are
soon to engage in among the French
soldiers. .Ess s$4...,.,
Ira Clarke, who : is connected :
with the Bureau of Fisheries, with II
headquarters at La Crosse, Wiscon- +
sin, was an over Sunday guest of | I
relatives in Manchester. On Mon
lay evening Mr.. Clark went to Wa
:erloo to visit his son, before going
20 La Crosse. "a. i " @ i
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Barr are in k
Chicago this week, to attend the {
graduation exercises Of the law
school from which, their son, Jay t
Barr, graduates. Mr.. Barr is a mem-
ser Of class of fifty students, and t
won the honors of being the vale
lictorian Of the class. ..g
The local T. o. o. F. lodge will -
lOld Memorial services in their hall :.
IN Sunday afternoon at 1900 o'clock,
md from there the members will go y
o the cemetery, where they will y
lecorate the graves OF departed q
Members. The Daughters of Rebec- y
a will also participate in the .sery- = =
ces. - s,a ~ :
: Mrs. Cecil Adams and baby Of n
)cheyedan, Ia, have been the guests a
Il her parents, Mr.. and Mrs c.. A. Il
fierce, for several days. Miss Bar g
ara Pierce, who has been teaching t
q the high school at Carson, Iowa Is
or several years, is expected home Ii
his week for the summer vacation. a
diss Pierce has been elected as e
eacher in the schools at Whiting, 10 a
va, for the coming year.. S..ss n
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Walker en- - -
Dyed pleasant visit from the for :,
1er's mother, Mrs. Carrie D. Walk. - =
r, and sister, Miss Minnie Walker, - -
f Freeport, Illinois, for several days g
ast week. On Thursday evening Of