Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-01
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The Misses Matte and Mau6
/ Murby departed Wednesday for {
4 few days visit with their brother
n Prof. A. E. Murby, and family al
Il Marion, Iowa. w..
Mrs. L. G. Husey and daughter,
II Grace, left for Chicago Tuesday tc
\ remain until after the holidays with
relatives.
Mrs. S. K. Virtue, of Webster
n City, was the guest of her relatives
! and friends in town the past week.
Mrs Georgia Buell. Of Detroit, Mich.
4 Is visiting at the home OF her daugh,
I te-, Mrs. Lester Hunt, and family.
B Mr.. an1 Mrs. R. c. Dimond of Oma
!; ha, have arrived for a several weeks
/ visit with relatives and friends here
I. and Delaware.
l Miss Harriet Wooten spent Thanks
Giving with friends at Brandon, Ia.
Miss Grace Couchman of Cedar
Rapids, spent Thursday and Friday
\ at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. I. S.
/ Hutton here.
Miss Grace Young, Of Cedar Rap
A ids, arrived Wednesday to spend
. Thanksgiving at the parental home.
Mrs T. r. Pierce has gone to Wa
! terloo and Cedar Rapids to- remain
during the winter months with her
! daughters.
B Fred Milliard is home from an ex-
tended business trip to Minnesota.
# Mrs. B. B. Philips and daughter,
Mrs. w. C. Cummings, and son, Ed
mund, of Ryan, were Dubuque pas
sengers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Turner are nice
~ settled in their recently acquir--
ed pr operty, the Jesse Mathews
y home:
The Frauen Verein of the Luther
an church will meet with Mrs. AL
bert Stolzenberg Friday afternoon,
Dec. 3.
w. C. M Gould, who recently disposed
4 OF his farm to Dan Gibbs, will have
public sale on his farm premises,
Dec IA.
j. Rohr and family of Monticello,
were Sunday visitors at the home of
his sister, Mrs. John Miller.
Will Sheets was Dubuque visit
or the latter part of the week.
Married, at the M. 3. parsonage
in Colesburg, Tuesday, November %,
at noon, Clarence Henry Powell Of
Earlville, and Miss Amy Pearl Brown,
of Colesburg, Rev. Felter officiating.
After the ceremony, a reception,
was held at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown,
where large number of relatives
and friends of the contracting fam
lilies were present. The many
friends of this estimable couple wish
them happiness and prosperity. They
viii make their home on the farm OF
the groom's father, w. H. Powell,
south of town. .
A missionary program was render
ed in a very pleasing manner at
/ the Congregational church Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Meyers of Blackfoot Idaho;
is visiting his sister, Mrs. VIII
Chute.
The M. E. and Congregational
churches will unite in a series Of
rs, and lasting three weeks. Rev. Lud
gate, an evangelist, has been engag-
ed to conduct the meetings and
will form a large chorus choir.
=. Lyle Watt and wife of Stockton, ILL.,,
were weekend visitors at the home
Of his r. ,ther, Mrs. Lily Watt
Mrs. NJ E. Bining was a visitor
with a, her daughter and family at
Mont icellos over Thanksgiving.
II Neil Rogers sp ent his a4 vacation
with Dubuque relatives.
q Miss Dora Luers Il of Elkader, is
here for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs.@D. F. Laxson.
u Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. .Basham and
son, of Oelwein, Julia and Ella
Smith and Robert Leith of Cedar
Rapids, and Edwin Smith of Mt.
Vernon, were Thanksgiving guests
at the Miller Smith home here.
81 81 Francis Powell, Of st. Joe, Mo-,
spent several days with his parents
short visit at Waterloo.
Y Mr.. A. c. Cousins and wife of Du-
.buque, have been circulating among
their relatives and friends here dur
ing- the week. -.
Clarence Barr and wife of Cedar
Rapids, were guests at the home
of the ~1atter's sister, Mrs. Lester
Hunt and family, a few days last
week.
Miss Elsie Klaus of La Crosse, Wis,
arrived Friday for a visit with rela-
tives here and Colesburg.
The High School entertainment,
held at the opera house Nov. 19,was
SO pleasing and successful, the pub
lie have prevailed upon them to re-
peat the program, Dec. 3, which
was as follows: Vocal Solo, "Who
Knows" Mrs. A. J. Nuythaler; Read
ing, "Bill Smith," Maud Clifton; Vo-
cal Solo, Selected, Ida Helbig; High
School play, "a Case of Suspension,