Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-21
LOCAL news .... !. /. !. :.
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WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND =
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REVIEW and FORECAST or The vEEl
Itsms Of . Personal and General
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Miss velda Hall returned home
on Monday, evening for visit with
friends at$Maquoketa. 80 ~ 7. 'g'E
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Scanlon had
as their guests over Sunday, Harry
and Belle Shaw, of Waterloo. =, 8, :. :.
Mrs: Margaret Hahesy and Miss
Nolan of Masonville, are gests Of rel
atiyes at Iowa Falls, this week. ee@
Miss Viola Funk of Independence
was q guest several days last week
Of her friend. Miss Myrtle Prayer:
Special communication of Man
chester lodge, No. 165, A. F. &&t A. M.
on Friday evening. Work on second
degree: u g.,
Miss Marie Byrnes, a graduate
Of Sacred Heart Academy, of Cedar
Rapids, is a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. J. Goen. 5S..t -,
4, Carl. Durey3 OF Cedar Rapids was
a guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. "A, Durey. a few days last week.
He returned to his work on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs! Fred Farmer of
Beloit, Wisconsin, are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.: Matthews sr. in this
city q a Va. 5555>. .2 4. M: q
Mrs. H.. B. Commerford and two
children left Monday evening for
Coggon, where they will spend q
short time with Mrs. Commerford's 8
parents. - :, - IA :ss a 4,sSss
Mary Collard had as her
guest during the past week, Miss Lar
ra Reaugh, Of Cedar Rapids. Miss
Reaugh returned to her home on
Monday. L.! .,5}s... ~ ...>i3 ssys
80. e. Linden, who is connected
with the Security State Bank at
Winona, Minnesota, was a guest last
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Britt, -;%%s -, <a,,% 7g.,, ! < \, $,
u. NJ. Jones. & Sons have recently
sold a Ford delivery. truck to B. C.
Hall, for, the delivery of bakery goods
and also Ford touring car to Thos.
Andrews, of near Manchester. IA
Fred Hruby Of Grand Island. Ne
braska, was guest of Mr.. and Mrs:
D. F. Young for several days the
first Of the week. He Is spending
a months vacation here and at Jer-
sey City. %Ss 81 s..,,:5
Miss Vina Brazelton went to Ce-
dar Falls on Tuesday morning, after
spending some time in the home Of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Brazelton. ~ ,5S fSS s533 Nh AZ n
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Phenicie re-
turned home Sunday evening from
Rochester, Minnesota, where they
ihad been lin the hospital for the past
six weeks &;Es IT, ii y NV, f;sS
S. Rev. T. j. tRoney,t pastor of st.
Mary's church, Of this city. left this
week tor five weeks vacation to
his old home at Rutland, Vermont,
and other eastern points. l$
1 Mrs. E. M. Nix, who came. from
Los Angeles, California. last week,
and has been the guest. In the Nix
home, left Tuesday evening for her
home at Hudson, Michigan, y
The Baptist Ladies' Aid. society
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Oscar
Dorman, Wednesday, July 23rd. The
Mite boxes will be opened at: this
time. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. w. r. A. Keyes and child
rem Of Esterville, Iowa. were the
guests Of Mrs. Keyes' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r.. H. Whitney. They re-
turned to their home this morning.
Mrs !, Frank Barnd, who has
been so critically III for several
weeks, is making a satisfactory re.
coyery, news which, the friends OF
the family will be pleased to learn
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Durey and
son Clinton, left Tuesday morning Tor
Glendale, North Dakota, where they
will spend some time as guests In the
home of their son, E. A. Durey, and
wife. E$.l 3.s, E3si5ss. H
Ned Seeds was operated on for
APPENDICITIS at Park View hospital in
this city on Monday morning, The
operation was entirely successful and
he will be able to leave the hospital
in few days. ~ .is e iSi5 5.s E.3
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will hold their annual picnic next
Tuesday, July 27th, in Hutchinson's
pasture In North Manchester. All
members of the church and Sunday
school are cordially invited. -
DR.. and Mrs. c. R. Weir expect
to leave the first of August for q
months vacation during which they
will visit among friends at different
points. The doctor will also use q
part of the time in school work. =
Mrs. Oscar Hockaday was called
to Rochester, Minnesota, on Tuesday
morning on account of the critical
illness of her sister, Mrs. H. D. AL
len, of Minneapolis, who has been in
the hospital at Rochester for some
time. & stf5.,
Miss Evelyn Miller of Calmar,
Iowa, has beenSthe guest Of her
friend, Miss Ruth Suckow, for sey-
eral days. Miss Miller Is college
friend of Miss Suckow, and is the
principal in the High school at Glad
brook, Iowa. @5 ~, s-... g..s.s7s 5 -
DIR. and Mrs. o. J. Fullerton of
Waterloo were in the city on Mon
day, to attend the funeral of Mr.. A.
B. Terril. Dr. Fullerton and Mr.. Ter
ril were class mates at the state uni
versity at Iowa City; while they were
studying medicine. Ne ".
Hon and Mrs. R. J. Bixby and
Mrs. F. L. Minkler of Edgewood at
tended the funeral services OF the
late Mr.. A. B. Terril. Mr.. Bixby and
Mr.. Terril were closely associated IN
the work of the County Sunday
School Association for many years.
Rev. w. j. Suckow and his
daughter, Miss Ruth Suckow, leave
next Tuesday for Colorado Springs,
Colorado, for months visit with
Mrs. Suckow, and daughter, Mrs. E.
o. Hunting. Mrs. .syuckow has been
caring for her daughter at Colorado
Springs for some time. u
| Miss Sarah Snyder, who has