Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-01-06
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND
I I <<.%3 ABROAD. s5s Fl:
REVIEW AND FORECAST OF the VEEl
Itsms Of = Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
-. the City. .s.-5. - ~

Miss Edna Welterleu has accepte
a position in the office of DR.. H. 4
Dittmer. - /, !, :.a, -. 49, -. -
The Fortnightly club will NEE
with Miss Dawn Halter on mex
Monday evening. !. -, e. u,
&c. A. Eldredge Of Crawfordsvill,
Indiana, was a visitor in Mancheste
during the past week. <.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weu ar
the parents Of baby girl, born O
Sunday, January 3rd.
Glen Taber LETT last week 70
Rock Rapids, for a brief visit befor
going to Genesee, Idaho. !, -
Sister Mary Clare and Miss Nc
MICA Goen were visitors in Ceda
Rapids during the past week. =, ~ =
y. M. Mansfield LETT last Thurs
day for Freeport, Illinois, for al
extended visit with relatives.
Miss Olive Pride returned to We
Fterloo last week after several days
visit in the city with relatives an,
friends. 81, :: .t fs...s}4--
s. Miss Alice Reisner was in Inde
pendence last week visiting at tht
home OF her uncle and aunt, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jacob Rose. %.x. - -;s -;.S
County Supt.y F. P. Walk
er was at Edgewood on Tuesday ,ant
delivered an address at the Clayton
County Farmers Institute. (,
Miss Ella Gates expects to leave
next Tuesday for Denver, Colorado
where she will visit at the home o.
her brother for several weeks.
The members of Mrs. G. K. Hud
sons Sunday school class enjoyed &
New Years eve watchparty in the
parlors Of the Methodist church. e 3 4.
The Democrat extends its hearty
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. H
L. Ram, upon the birth to. them on
New Year's morning, Of a. daughter.
The college students and teach,
ers who have been spending their va
cation in the city with relatives and
friends, have returned to their re,
specuve schools. ,s2
Z. Il, Miss Luella Greenwood returned
to Cedar Rapids on Saturday morn
ing after a visit in the city at the
home Of her brother, Orin Greenwood
and her mother. 'r" .,&%.% .a.G
Matte Morgan returned to
Sioux City on Monday morning after
q several days. visit in the city at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. H. Morgan. :, "
B. j.. Yentes announces on anoth-
or page of this issue that he will con-
duct a public sale on his farm 2
IL miles east of Dundee on next
Tuesday, January 18th. re g. -
DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Scott return
ad home on Tuesday evening from
Rochester, MINI, where DR.. Scott
'ecemtly submitted to an operation
or the removal Of a tumor of the
lead k ~
g. Miss Marguerite Madden return-
ID to her work at Hahnemann hospi-
al in Chicago on Saturday morning
fter a visit In the city at the home
# her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. F..
Iadden. .- 3tsss
The Glover Shirt factory at Dy-
rsville, which suspended operations
everal months ago owing to short
ge of dyes, occasioned by the war,
7as opened again on Monday Of
his week. #I -. & r.
Miss Jennie McCarren, who is
teacher in the schools at Mime
polls, spent her vacation with her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. p McCar-
en-. She returned. to Minneapolis
a Sunday. @ %2.At Fl. .r.,t'+% a.'<
-Burdette Griffin, who has been
pending few weeks with his sis
ers, Misses Lizzie and Mary Griffin,
sft Tuesday night for San Diego,
alifornia, where he will spend sew
raj weeks. - =
Ray Ausbrook of Moline, Illinois,
as guest at the home Of Mr.. and
[rs. Otto Haug in this city the latter
art Of last week and left Sunday ev-
hing for Waterloo, where he at
'nds the Business college. .f
Mr.. and Mrs. j., w. Taber enjoy
b a visit the first of the week
ON Mrs. Mary Sits and Mrs. Hat
3 Sits of Mcpherson, Kan. The
dies visited at Strawberry Point
'fore coming to Manchester.
Henry Logan has accepted the
sition in the supervisor office
the Illinois Central in this city, I
hich was made vacant by the resig-
.tion of Roy Atkinson, who has pur-
ased the John Prowse dray line.
john Prowse, who has conducted K
dray line here for some time,
S sold the same to Roy Atkinson,
10 took possession on January list. I.
:. Prowse will remove with his !
nily to a farm north Of this city.
Harry Davis, who has an excel :
IT position as electrician at Boone,
va, spent the latter part of last
ek at the home of his parents, Mr..
4 Mrs. W.. j. Davis, in this city. u
;. Davis returned to Boone Sum =
Mrs. Roy Hilton arrived in the c
y on Thursday evening from b
rth Platte, Nebraska, for a visit "
th relatives and friends. Mr.. and c
S. Hilton are soon to remove from b
rth Platte to Lincoln, Nebraska,
ere the. former has accepted po-
ion with a newspaper in that city. F
C. A. Newman, w. D. Hoyt, o. F
Durham, A. F. Slack, G. L. Bur- {
dge, c.. H. Bunker, A. E. Dunlap
/ Ed Duncan were at Delhi on
t Saturday evening where they f
ended the installation Of the Of T
srs of the I. o. o. F. lodge of 2
It place. Mr.. Newman is deputy =
md master Of the order. =
DIR. N. D. Wilson has purchased v
acres of land in Minnesota dur q
the past week, which adjoins the S
acres he had owned. Sylvester O
ps has also purchased 120 acres of n
d In Aitkin county. The J. w. FL =
; farm in the this county was sold y y
t week to man from Martelle, To- !
The above deals were made by v
nry Goodhile. b