Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-28

with relatives. =, S,5$Sz }3i2
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hintz wers
guests OF relatives and friends In In,
dependence. over Sunday.
Justin Maley went to Isabel
South Dakota, on Monday, to spend
short time with relatives. 53AYs3$ Y 33S
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cruise had as
their guest on Monday, Mrs. Nell
McQuinn, OF Marcus, Iowa. 3. .i7S. 'S...771 .17
w. L. Drew went to Tuttle.
North Dakota. the first Of the week,
to look after land interests. 3Ef
Hunt Armisteadf OF Doom Iowat
IS visiting a few days with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Armis-
tead. ss ~. ~ u 80
| ID. O. Chamberlain went to san
Francisco, California, the latter part
OF last week, for a few weeks visit
at the exposition. .F#.s iss
The Misses Stella and Pearl.
Mutschler and Dora Hendricks and
Hthel Towner were visitors in Cedar
Rapids on Sunday. s. III 5sst '.s8itl II,
Mrs. A. NJ. Cloud and sister,
MISS Bess Fleming, are at Duluth,
minnesota, where they are enjoying
two months outing. 55S & :S5$ :5$IsE|.
James Burns, bookkeeper for the
Delaware County Telephone com.
pany, was visitor in Dubuque Sun
day afternoon and evening. 3$S $s5
Mrs. T. Wilson is spending two
weeks with relatives near Lincoln
Nebraska, going to that place the
latter part of last week. ,s{
Mrs. S. F. Hersey and son Of ]
CEDAR Fails, were guests on Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cruise, return
Ing to their home on Monday. US
| F. c. NAPLES, secretary Of & the
american Mortgage and Securities
company, was q business visitor in 4
Chicago the first of the week.
| There will be a special meeting
OF Manchester Lodge, No. 165, "A. F -s
& A. NJ, on Friday night OF this
week. Work on first degree. &]sz
Mote what Earl Seeley, optomet-
| rist, has to say about the treatmnt
| OF astigmatism. His advertisement
appears on another page Of this
issue. ~ e. $sl ttssEs,$SSSs
E. M. Stimson left Saturday tor i
the Pacific Coast for three weeks,
trip. Mr.. Stimson will also visit 3at
kallispell, Montana, before he re-
turns home ,.s ":' a ssS4t5
Mrs. E. T. Afford and children
OF Waterloo are expected here later
in the week for visit with Mrs.
Affords parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
H. Williston. s.; 81 y s s n
Mrs. J. W. Morley and little
daughters, Nicola and Neva, OF y
Clarion. Iowa, were guests several
lays last week Of the formers moth
ar, Mrs. Della Logan.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Gold
en-, will give an ice cream social at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John ShO-
yer, Saturday evening, July 31st. $Ev-
eryone is cordially invited
Miss Alice Walters of Waterloo. I,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. GeoIgNY u
W. Storey several days last Wee
On Monday Miss Walters and ~ IA
Marie Storey went to Lamont 70 visit y
Continued rainy weather Of the j
past week has seriously 3interterred
with farm work. Much hay isg still
to be put up, and small grain iss
ready for the binder. 55s 35ss
e-.----lMrs. T. Il. III Flaming N and two
daughters, thes Misses r lillian and Sue
lF1eming, are spending . few weeks
in the west, visiting the exposition
at San Francisco, and other points
of interest. q 5.t. &. y 3t,Es 3fs 3
VIC. Blake has returned, from
vacation trip to Chicago, and points
in Wisconsin. Mrs. Blake Is spend
Ing several weeks with her sister
Mrs: Edward Hollister, at Williams
Bay, Wisconsin. 4. !; " 7. 53 \ II 2stSs5
Mrs. Will ,Carrothers and child
rem and Mrs. Luke Scahlon attended
meeting Of the Missionary societYs
OF the Silver Creek church at Mrs.
Win Carrothers .Sr., Saturday. and
spent Sunday with friends at that !;
place. v" - ,i@ 4 IL a "a
B. c. Hall and family enjoyed = /
short visit recently from F. w Hall
and family and F. c.. Book and fam
lily of Elmwood. Illinois. The party
made the trip by auto, and were Ia
v0rably impressed with the Iowa
roads. {, 5s, .55t8 &. N 4
Mrs. Caro- Millen Hammond and
daughter, Of tLawton, Oklahoma, were
visitors In the c., "A. Pierce home ON
Monday and Tuesday. 1 From here
they went to Earlville, where they
Will be the guests OF relatives for q
few days. .,,. g-.E}t. 4: r. 81. B: ,..ls5.
miss Rose Nickolaisen has been
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hen
derson during the past week. Miss
N1ckolafsen was formerly stenogra-
pher for the American Mortgage and
Securities company of this city, and
is now employed In the First Nation.
al bank at Grundy Center.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the United Brethren church will
meet with Mrs. l.. Scanlon, on next I.
Tuesday afternoon, August Sd, at 2
O'Clock. An interesting program will
be- given, after which refreshments
Will be served. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all to attend and en-
JOY the afternoon. - s iss5
Glen Bushnell, son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Chancey Bushnell, was operated d
| upon for appendicitis, at Park View
hospital in this city, on Monday
morning. Friends of the family are
pleased to learn that the boy is re-
| covering rapidly from the effects OF Z;
the ordeal, and will be able to leave
| the hospital in short time.
Jay Dudley OF, Stewart, Minneso- 7
ia, arrived in the city on Tuesday
morning for short visit among rel-;
atives and friends here. Mr.. Dudley
reports crop conditions in the vicin-
ty OF Stewart as very promising.
Corn, he says. is somewhat back
ward on account of the rains, but
small grain is going to be bumper
crop. #
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Torrey Of Cler-
emont, Florida, arrived in the city ON
Monday night for q several months
visit with relatives and friends in
Manchester and other northern
places. The Democrat is pleased to
learn that these estimable people are
in the enjoyment of good health, and
that they are to spend several month:
among old time friends. 4 4 E7
Rev. w. J. Suckow and his
ldaughtec Miss Ruth Suck0X. = left