Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-10-13
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REVIEW AND FORECAST OF the vElK
Items Of Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
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Mrs. E. II. Prowse was visitor
In Cedar Rapids on Thursday.
Thomas McKeag was a business
visitor in Waterloo en- Thursday.
S-Edw. Asher was visitor in Wa
terloo Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Idel Miles left Thursday
for st. Paul, to visit friends for ten;
days. s q sS55 u Il N 4 &. n
~ 3l=-A \. d, Long was al business visit
or at Sioux City Iowa, the latter part
Of last week: II 81 y.
Miss EllAs Greeley, Who teaches
OF friends ii this city. q 5 s35SisS Il:
n. BelknapS OF Chicago, was q,
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Pentonys
several days last week. s.$a "a. IN .5sl3
MRS. George Nelson OF Council
Bluffs, Iowa, is q guest OF her bro
fther, Cal Martin, this week. ;s
Miss Ella Cafes went to Waterloo
on Saturday night for q several days;
visit with relatives and friends. srsS srsS
Miss Eva Gurrin, Of Cedar Rap
ids, was a guest several days last
week OF her friend, Miss Josephine
Thorpe Ssi;3 ~ &. Y as ..s3
ss----Mrs. Mary Young of Marshall
town, lowe, was q guest several days
Inst week ct her mother, Mrs, Mary
!SGrvoss. /, B ssfll ss.$ (.
6. S. Lister left Tuesday
afternoon for Beloit, Wisconsin where
she viii visit her sister, Mrs. Hugo
won Oven. ~ u. ts rs. H: 4. & l# 3
David Jones, Of Waterloo, was an
over Sunday guest OF his mother Mrs
Effie Clones. He returned to his
work on Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Arnold and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Arnold we're
guests Of relatives in Hophnton on
\ Sunday afternoon. III &
Howard Drew returned home on
i from a business trip to North
Dakota and MINI esota. sa53Ss 3553I$
Miss Margaret Lindsay. ltbrar-
4 ~ this CITY.
E ! fh.sls,as the stsss & cosfa7, q iowa
Mrs. sA. Thorpe, who spent sey-;
eral weeks with friends and relaa
4 tiyes at Sioux Falls, South Dakota,
arrived home Thursday night 81
THE M. E. church Of Ryan will
hold q dinner$and apron sale at ~.
IR Files on Saturday Oct. 16. Ev-
eryone is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Charles sKeiser and two !
sons, Hubert and Harold, were guests
tof MIR. and Mrs. Frank Keiser, at
Parkersburg on Saturday end Sunday
=-Mrs: III. H. Lawrence sretnrneed
to- her home in Waterloo on Sunday
afternoon, after spending several
days with her parents, Mr.. and MIS-. l0[l'
81. "A. .Steadman. ~ III
Miss Mary Little of Waterloo, was
q guest in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Armistead a few days last
week. Miss Little returned TO her
home Sunday night :s:
Mrs. George Amsden, who has
been spending several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. a. O. Stanger, LEFT
Tuesday morning for her home at
4 Cocoanut Grove, Florida. 5
M .Sand Mrs. Weston. Squires OF
near strawberry Point, we're visitors
i ct the home of the latteT's parents,
IMr. and Mrs. Fred Petition, the lat
ter part of last week. s3.y.5 f, Il !,
MRS, Belle Armistead Pitzer, who
lis a guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs; Geo. Armistead, was at Belle
tlPlain last week, where she attend
ed the wedding OF a friend.
Miss Jennie Holmes entertain1
ed at q six thirty dinner on. Monday,
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Mrs. Gorham and Mrs. Geo. Amsden,
who have been guests Of friends in
Manchester. IA .;2g
Hon. and Mrs. ]. X. Montgomery,
Of West Union, are visiting their
son, Rev. w. A. Montgomery, and
family. They viii remain for the in
stallation service at the Presbyter-
ian church Friday evening.
Mrs. A.. o. Stanger went to Col
flax, Iowa, Tuesday, to attend the
meeting OF librarians and members
Of boards. From Colfax Mrs. STAN
ger goes to Grinnell for a visit with
her daughter, Miss, Margaret Stanger,
who is student in Grinneu college
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hart Of Los
Angeles, California, are the guests,
this week of their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. George S. Lister Mr.. and Mrs.
Hart have been making an extended
trip through the northwest, coming
here by way of the Canadian route.
Mrs. John Haltmeyer and her
daughter, Miss Elnora, were in Du-
buque the first of last week. Miss
Elnora Haltmeyer and her cousin,
from Dubuque, left last week for q
visit with relatives at Princess Ann.
Maryland, expecting to be away for
several weeks.
Representative Peter Swenson,
OF Hartley, Iowa, and his sister, Mrs.
Peter Crispang,, also Of Hartley left
Saturday morning for Chicago, where
they will visit with relatives and
friends fer short time. Mr.. Swenson
| is passing through great sorrow be
cause of the, death of his wife, which
occurred at Hartley e short time ago.
He and his sister had been SPEND
ing a few days with Mr.. Alex Sef-
strom and DR.. and Mrs. J. j. Lind
say. Mr. Sefstrom end Mr.. Swenscn
were born and grew to boyhood in
the same neighborhood in Sweden,
and came to, America on the same
boat. Naturally, there has existed be
tween the gentlemen the closest OF
Ifriendship, and their visits are