Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
LOCAL. NEWS I
Of +. THE Il Il Y WEEK {: !: i K (.
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AT HOME AND
IysSis3.z ABROAD. $2;;ss.,,$ (.
lEIlEI AID FORECAST Or Tue VEEI
ltsms Of . Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About I
the City. .,.5 :55.

| t{a--MlSs Alma Duba was q guest OF
relatives in Waterloo on Sunday.
Miss Ethel Towner was 4 guest
of her parents ct Charles City on
Sunday. q .!.? \ !; q
tsI-----Mrs. w, D. Hoyt and Mrs. F. E.
Richardson were visitors In Dubuque
on Saturday. I Y s. Z! z;5,si
Miss Ruby Long and Miss Nellie
Davis were guests Of friends at Ced-
ar Falls over Sunday. 555 n,
" Mrs. G. "A. Peterson and Miss
Florence e. Riddell were visitors In
Waterloo on Monday. 4 8 * &; s$5}E s5$i5:
Miss Angie Pierce leaves this weel
for San Francisco, where she !; will
spend some time visiting the expo;
sition. 4. u 4, :. = l$..; siSs
The Current Event club will meet
on next Friday. with Mrs. William
Rouse, at her home in North Man
chester S3s ,sS.Sy5E II s.5s5 l:: s3.&15
Mrs. George W.. storey. went to
Waterloo Monday morning to spend
short time with Mr.. and Mrs. /.
L. Walters. ss.s, s;. s.; y
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. NJ Jones enjoy
ed q short visit last week from their
son, Ray Jones, and his, family, ot
Storm Lake. Si..s s.@S. !, s 4 l..;;
Thomas Mccarthy of Prairie
township, recently purchased Ford
car from the ocal dealers. J. M.
Jones & Sons.
Rochester, Minnesota, where her
sister, Miss Sadie Griffin, recently
submitted toEan operation.
Mrs. r. w Howland, who had
been spending several weeks with rel
atives in Dell Rapids, South Dakota,
arrived home Sunday, morning.
Mrs. Mary Young. who has been
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Servoss, returned to her home In
Doland, South Dakota, last Friday
night. E 4, i. "A - q. .s
Mrs. w. j. Smith and baby re-
turned to their home In Dubuque,
Saturday, after spending a few days
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. III Marshall. 4Ee5: ss
Holmes Coltman enjoyed Wis
1t. last week from two of his young
men ii friends = Virgil Z Vankirk and
Howard Green, 4 of Anamosa. Ehe
young men, returned to their homes
on Saturday: / ::.s. ssss..
Mrs. Otto Haug went to Water
loo ON Friday morning to attend the
IsraduatiOn exercises 0f the Waterloo
l ColleEe of .Comm merces from which
school her daughter, Miss Viola
Haug, graduated. rs Tft2 S:5 i5ss S.S1 81; 4:
--Miss Grace. Halpin, stenographel
/ In the offices Of Carr & Carr and
The Democrat, and Miss Genevieve
Drummy, OF the Dairy City Creamery
were guests of their relatives; In sDu-
buque over Sunday. Es:& .4s.sG3 X Sl.
Miss Edith ". Ram, one Of the
most successful instructors OF piano,
arrived from Chicago the latter
part OF the week, and will sp end: the
summer months with her mother,
Mrs. Mary A. Ram. Y, .%
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Wapfes left
Saturday evening for Castana, Iowa,
where they will be the guests OF rel
atiyes and friends. Mrs. Waples ex-
poets to be In Castana, her former
home, for several weeks. va
WIN Pitts Of Waterloo. came
Saturday afternoon and joined his
family in visit with relatives ana
friends over Sunday. Mrs. Fits
and baby came earlier last week and
were the guests of her mother IN
this city. fs 5Ssz1s \ 75sz
Mrs. w. C. Amsdena aud her
daughter, Miss Gail Amsden, went to
Cedar Falls, on Monday morning.
Miss Gail will take a course OF IN
struction on the pipe organ and cello
at the state teachers college during
the summer months. ii s.
MRS. George H.. Keyes left Tues
day morning for Harrisonville, Mis-
souri,. for two weeks visit with
her mother and brother. She will
stop for a short visit with her daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy keyes. at MI
Vernon, before going to Harrison o
Vile ..s;:ss.5.l :s.aa.. & ss5 si
Miss Grace Billings, was a guest
Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
I'M. D. Arnold, ON Friday OF last
week. Miss Billings had been In
Chicago for visit with her brother.
and returned to her duties in one OF
the large department stores in 4, Wa
|terloo on Saturday morning. aa
Mr. and Mrs H. T. Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. C. Phillip returned
last Friday afternoon from del1ght-
Fful trip to Clear Lake. Iowa. me
gentlemen attended the convention
Of Iowa pharmacists, in session there
last week, while the ladies spent the
time at the lake. The trip was made
lin Mr.. Smiths touring car. zg
-Burdette Griffin is spending sew
eral weeks with his sisters, the
Misses Mary and Lizzie Griffin, IN
this city. Mr.. Griffin spent several
months on the Pacific coast, visiting
Los Angeles, San Diego, San Fran
cicso, and many points of interest on
his way home. He expects to ieave
for Minneapolis, in short ume,
where he is engaged In real estate
business. .s5..
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Shelley
have as their guests this week, Mr.
and Mrs. S. E.. Taylor and danghter'
Miss Myrtle Taylor, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Taylor and baby, all of kanka-
kee. Illinois. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. =. ray
lor are Mrs. Shelley's parents and
Mr. Roy Taylor is her brother. Ehe
oarty made a part of the trip In Mr
Tayior's car, but were forced 70
abandon the car. at Davenport, anu
come the rest Of the way by tram:
They arrived In Manchester on sat
uraay evening and will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Shelley for several
days. s x. 4 4. ria ~ 2.5f
-J. B. Lightfoot, the conductor on
the work train Of the Illinois Central,
and who has been working for the
company in the vicinity of Man
chester. can readily appreciate the
benefits from Parkview hospital
One night last week Mr.. Lightfoot
was stricken with an accute attack
of appendicitis, and. was at once re-
moved. to ParkvieW hospital, where
an oneration was performed, and, now
he win soon be we'll man again.
The attack was of such an accute
nature that to remove him to city
hospital would have been hazar-
dons undertaking. Since the opera
tion Mr.: Lightfoot has been gaining
constantly and in short time VIII
ahlo- to leave the institution.