Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-01-05
LOCAL news
OF THE WEEK
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AT HOME AND
ABROAD.
review and FORECAST OF THE week
Items of a Pers onal and General
Nature Picked Up About the
City.

Mrs. Oliver X. Lennon was 8
visitor in Dubuque last Friday.
Fred Ford went to Usage Satur
day to spend a few days with
friends.
Miss Pearl Mutschler spent New
Years day with her parents in East
dubuque.
Jay Barr and Stanley Atkins on
have gone to Chicago to resume Their
school work.
Mrs. E. NJ. Carr spent New
Years with her mother and sister
in Grinnell, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Durham and
baby spent New Years day with Mrs
Dunham's relatives in Coggon.
Mrs. w. B. Coltman and Son, O.
Independence were guests Of rela-
tives here several days last week.
Miss Alma lie Roy left Monday
afternoon for Chicago, after spend
ing the holidays in Manchester.
John Dukek of Minneapolis
Minnesota, came last week for a visit
with his father, George Dukek and
Isister, Mrs. A. Miller.
! Miss Artazena Scanlon, one OF
II1l0 VIGIL nAO"A ICdOACAS VI OIL AS
township, is i'll at the home of her
1mother, Mrs. William Scanlon, west
lof Manchester.
The Misses Elizabeth and jose
Iphine Hutchinson, and 50 Margaret
Stanger left the first of the week for
FGrinnell, where they are all students
in Grinnell college. ...
The Manchester Auto e Supply
company of this city unloaded car
Of new Buick six cylinder cars on
Monday. The company finds the
Buick q ready seller -
The Misses Angie and Barbara
Pierce left Sunday morning for their
school work. Miss Angie going to
Huron, South Dakota, and Miss Bar
bara, to Whiting, Iowa.
| Collin, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Smith, has been a sick
little lad for several days. We are
pleased to- state that he is, much i'm
proved at this time. ~ 80 .,,
l. Leon Beardslee, a. student in the
state university at Iowa City, spent
his vacation with his mother, Mrs. A.
l.. Beardslee. He returned to his
school work on Monday evening.
l. Miss Mary Collard, who teaches
in the. High school at Cherokee, a.,
returned to her school work Sunday,
after spending the Christmas season
with her mother, Mrs S. Collard.
| Loren Davis, of near Earlville,
was in the city Monday morning, en-
route to Ames, where he will ! re-
sumo his studies as a student inSIme-
chanical engine ring dep artmf Mt.
Miss Florence Fisher, who, las
been spending the holiday vacation
with her mother, Mrs. John Fisher,
ST, returned to her school work in
Ellsworth college, at Iowa Falls, on
Monday morHfng assss~
| j. H. Robson left last week for
the south, expecting to spend the
winter in the southern part, of Texas.
He will spend some time in Calves
ton, and later on in the winter ex-
lpects to go to New Orleans, .srs3.s
to- his home on Howard street with
many friends hope that the disease
Imay soon be checked, and he restor-
ed to his former good health.
| Miss Nina Carbart, who is a
teacher in the schools at Whiting,
Indiana, spent a. part OF the holiday
vacation with friends In Manchester.
She returned to Whiting last week,
to; resume her work In the school at
that place. ~.
Miss Elsie Dorward was a guest
Of her COUSIN Mrs. H: Z. Henderson,
on Sunday and Monday. Miss Dor
ward Is student in the university
Of Wisconsin, at Madison, and spent.
the Christmas vacation with her par
ents at Des Moines.
Charles BroWnell leaves this
week for Blue Rapids, Kansas, where
he has secured an excellent position
In a large store owned and operated
by Mr. Newton F1ack Mr..
Brownen's family will not leave Man
chester for the present
Harold Hoyt, senior in the cleo
trical engineering department in
the state agricultural college at
Amos. returned to his school work
on Monday evening after spending
the holidays with his, parents, Mr.:
and Mrs. w. D. Hoyt..
Miss Florence Miner entertain
ed the members Of her Sunday school
class, and the members eof the .schu-
man club, at a Christmas party in
the parlors Of the Methodist Episco-
PAL CuuTCu On " eQneSu3y evening,
December Goth. The young people
had most delightful evening.
Mrs. e. E. Morse, is i'll at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. William
Crosier, at Coggcn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morse went O., to Coggon few days
before Christmas. to spend the hell
days with their daughters, Mrs. Cros-
Ter and Mrs. Patten, and while there
Mrs. Morse was stricken with a Sc
we're attack Of the grippe = e,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. I. B. Richmond
are enjoying a visit this week from
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock of Tompkins--
vile, Connected. Mr.. and Mrs. Pei
lock came New Years morning, and
will spend several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Richmond, before going to
South Dakota, where they took
up a homestead on a farm several ,
years ago. i
u H. Morrissey Of indianapolis.
Indiana, and his daughter, Miss Ruth "
Morrfssey, of st. Louis, Missouri,
spent several days with Mr.. Norris
sey's mother, in this city. Mr.. Nor
rissey returned to his home On Thurs.
day afternoon, while his daughter re-
manned here until Sunday, leaving
that day for ST. Louis, to resume
her work in the city schools.
Miss Lucy Shjmmen, a teacher
in the schools at Milwaukee, WiScOn-