Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-01-06

The Priscilla club will meet witt
Mrs. w. C. Chapel on Thursday o
this week. I5Ea !: n .sf " ts:E .325
Miss nellie Sullivan was a CUES
| at the M. Relies home near Delh
last week. e ". sIi,i ;sy5 is.;E,55
H. o. Harris Of Great Falls, Mon
tana, was renewing old acquaintance
IN the city the first of the week.
The Thursday Afternoon clut
Will meet at the home of Mrs. e.
LIZ Bolsinger on Butler street this
week. - 80. =. 2,, =. 5%5'sSS..
The final declamatory contest
Will be held in the High school 2u-
ditorium in this city Friday evening,
January %. .",.... .l5s $lls..s. !. lE1:' .
Charles Thomas and Miss Esther
Pike Of Edgewood were guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.. Wheel
Ter last week. i r,..% .,$. s$ss5.. u
DIR. Chas. Dutton and daughter of
Minneapolis were guests OF the for
mer's brothers, F. e. and E. A, Dut
ton, last week. Z Z. x, .a.,s +: * E5a9
l-E. E. Gildner of MarshaIltown
was an over Sunday visitor at the
home OF his brother, Alfred j. Gildt
ner, in this city. 4
Mrs. M. A. Fawcett of Monticel-
10 arrived in the city last week and
will spend the winter here with her
daughter, Mrs. J.. E.. Nye:. .... @:s$
Mrs. E. M. Carr returned home
on Tuesday afternoon from Grinnell,
where she had been the guest of
relatives for several days. 4 :i.l.f
Mrs. H. B. Commerford and her
little daughter returned home Tues
day evening after a two weeks Wig
1t with relatives in Coggon. 55
Miss Mabel Munson left Saturday
tor Rockford, Illinois, for visit with
friends in that city, before return
ing to her school work in Chicago
William, the young son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Barnette received
painful cut on one OF his legs last
Sunday. while coasting down hill on
his sled. y;;ir, ,$..55 5...l5t
y. P. Fowler and family, 4 who
have been residing on q farm eight
miles north of Manchester, removed
the first OF the week to a farm near
Coggon. / 55S: ss.5.S l5@.$z ll.s.sa
MIR. and Mrs. R.. c. Keagy arrived
in the city ON Monday afternoon for p
several days . visit at, the home Of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !
C. W. Keagy.. q. t5 ..s t s.ss & s..s'
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Paris return
ed to- their home at Doland. South
Dakota, today after a visit OF a
few weeks with relatives and friends
in Delaware county.
Miss Jessie Fawcett, who Is a
teacher in the schools at Mechan-
icsville, Iowa, spent New YEARS. day
IN the city, a guest at the home OF I
her sister, Mrs. j.. E. Nye. :, ~ f,.; y
Z. The main college building Of 4
Stanley Hall at Minneapolis was de-
stroyed by fire on New Years eve.
Miss Etna Barr OF this city isl :. a
student in that excellent school.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT,. E. Nye enjoyed
a visit on New Year 's day: from
their son, Jesse Nye, and his friends, 4
Mr.. Fred Murphey, and the MissSs
Raftery and SaskeA, Of Cedar Rap
ids. \ .5 II "a .e.s7 4.
~ . Christopher Carrothers and fam
lily, who have been resid ents In TIE {
southWest part Of the county, have
removed to- Manchester and are nice
ly settled in one Of; Will Hahesy's
cottages near the High school.
Virgil Thompson, manager Of the ]
Princess Theatre, has been presentins
some excellent features to his pa
:rons and on last Wednesday even
ng fine show was given, entitled 4;
The Wdll-o o-the-Wisp'.' All &
Mrs. F.. M. Tunts OF Ames and
1er daughter, Mrs. M. B. Oates. OF
shreveport, louisiana, were visitorn
It the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Free
nan Smith in this city last week, re-
urning to Ames Saturday morning. Il
a kitchen shower was given on q
asst Saturday evening at the home
# Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. b. Davis q in
lonor of their daughter, Miss vida III
Davis, whose marriage to MIR. Nelson II,
sullivan takes place on Thussday OF #
his week. d Ss9 f5iss
The Missionary society of the n,
church viii meet with
lrs. C. C. Bradley on Wednasday.
anuary 1S. A called meeting OK; the Z,
aides Aid society win follow the; S3
leeting Of the Mis- sionary society. A #
I'LL attendance Is desired as impor-
ant business will be transacted.