Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-23

!: T.. !. NO. 25 /.
Mrs. Clyde Johnson of Waterloo
Iis visiting in the city at the home
of Mrs. Minnie Van Anda. SGl
Mrs Ethel Dunham Bywater Of
Iowa Falls, Iowa, Is afguest In the
home Of her mother, Mrs. =. B. Dun
ham, $40 - s... |SS.t 5tSt i5 .Es1s
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Seward re-
turned Tuesday evening from their
wedding trip on the Mississippi
river. t<. III! & i.
Mrs. Frank Coleman and children
of Westgate, Iowa, are guests OF
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs:
G. B. Miles.
The Delaware County State Bank
has a change of advertisement this
week which will be OF interest to
the readers of the Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don A.. Preussner
are In Davenport, Iowa, this week
where Mr.. Preussner Is attending
a. convention OF Iowa bankers.
A.. r. Leroy, who has been at
tending the commencement exercises
at Beloit, Wisconsin, is this week at
lending the convention Of bankers In
Davenport. s.-3t55,..Et =. = NIX,
Miss Lottie p. Gambler and Mr..
James Plummer, both: Of Coggon,
were united in marriage by Justice
George s.. Lister at his office in
this city on Tuesday afternoon.
The Manchester Lumber compa-:
ny has change of advertisement
this week which will be OF interest
to those who expect to repair their
roof. Read their announcement.
L Judge and Mrs. Geo. w. Dunhan
we're. at Oberlin, Ohio, last week at
tending the commencement exercises
of Oberlin college, Of which their
daughter, Miss Laura Dunham, was
member of the graduating class.
An election will be held at Dell
nj on! Thursday of this week, when
the voters Of the township will de-
eide whether they will consolidate
several Of the rural school districts
with the Delhi Independent district. t
Mrs. H. A. Dittmer and daughter
Miss Margaret Dittmer, returned home
on last Saturday morning after an
where they attended the exposition,
4 NAA 'otAVAh $At4SS "a AAtCAC6k RAA ,3% SAO
west. .5g.- s!ss$ n
John Carroll, a prominent resi-
dent living near Greeley, submitted
to an operation at Park View hos:
p1tal for appendicitis. The many
friends OF Mr.. Carroll will be elpleased
to learn that he is rapidly recovering
from the effects of the operation.
II. B.. Lightfoot, q; conductor on
the work train of the Illinois Central
which has been working in this yfcin-
ity, has returned to his home after
being confined at Park View hos
an operation for acute append dicitis.s.
Warren Slaughter was at win
throp last week. where he had charge
OF the Eclipse Lumber Company's
office during the absence OF the man
sisted with the work in the Manches-
ter yards during the absence OF his
brother.3 $ II 9 X ~. II. 4: q II
mitch = = i outh Dakota, arrived ID
Manche.tk tkr last Friday evening. and
will spend several days among ol&
time friends. They had been At
Grinnell. Iowa, where they attended
the annual commencement OF Grin.
nell College. i y. 55 g35 5
Leslie Bark son 81 NJ I ana Mrs.
II IWillaim sRnrk Suhmitted n q, IS an an
boneratinn for Rpp1n1 1tcht Al ats% Park
View hospital last Thufsda lay and he
lis rapidly recovefinE N from the ordeal
and the many riends will be pleased
TO- learn that 4 he expects ito soon
return to his home. q .2;;55,s 4 =. s
Rev. II. F.. Mcdonald brought r
head Of cabbage # to 4 this office
office this afternoon which weighed
l2E1-4 pounds. Rev Mcdonald plant
ed the seed last September and gave
the plants to T.. w. Hefdon, who set
them out and now has a number Of
cabbages OF large size. 0Ss. !. .zs Ii ID
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Adams and
son went to Mount Vernon last week
to attend the commencement exer-
cises at Cornell College. They were
accompanied home by their; daugh-
ters. Margaret and Hazel Adams, who
have; been attending college at that
place. The tMp was made overland
with their automobile. 3. .ss. h.
Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson, 1t who
has been doing camp fire work while
in Grinnell College this year, will be-
gin the organization OF camp fire
girls here this summer. All girls Of
fourteen years or over who are In
terested in the camp fire girls or
ganization will meet on Saturday att
ernoon at three O'Clock at the home
OF Miss Hutchinson to learn some
thing Of the work. ,s5 e 3sIs 4 4, .sEa5 &
Miss Blanche Bishop & OF this
city and her friend, Miss Edna Haug,
Of Decorah, Iowa, left today for San
Francisco, California, to attend the
exposition. Miss Bishop will meet
her sister, DR.. Edna Northey, at Sam
Francisco, and after spending some
time at the exposition, the former
will accompany her sister to her
home at Portland, Oregon, for q sew
eral days visit. Miss Bishop will
also visit with relatives at Helena,
Montana, before returning to; Man
chester. = an
i J.-Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cary had as
their guests several days the past
week, Mrs. l.. H. Brown, and her
son and daughter, Harold and Zella.
They also had as their guest Mrs.
Frank "Pomeroy of Pecatonica, Illi-
nois. Mrs. Pomeroy is the mother of
Mrs. Brown, and spent, delightful
visit in the Cary home. a., She re-
turned to her home Monday after
noon, while Mrs. Brown went to To-
wa City to spend q few days with
daughter, before returning to her
home at Creston. Mr.. Harold Brown
has just graduated from the state
university at Iowa City, and is going
to spend few days with friends in
i Chicago before he goes to his home