Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-08-23
"A. c. Philip is business visitor
in Minneapolis, this week.

"A. c. Philip is business visitor
In Minneapolis, this week.
Miss Dora LIE Roy was visitor il
Dubuque on Monday. 80
Editor Will S. Beels of Hop
kinton was business visitor in Man
chester Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcintosh OF
this city are the parents OF a son
born Monday, August 21st.
Miss Pearl Mutschler OF East
DUBUQUE spent Sunday and Monday
with her sister, Miss Stella Mutsch-
Ter.
Miss Mildred Nc Gee, who had
been visiting with friends at Marcus,
Iowa returned home the last OF the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. johnson were
\ III Dubuque last Saturday and sun
day, guests of their son, a. G. john
son. and family.
Mrs. C. w. Hayes, who has been
spending a part of the summer in
the Paxson home, in this city, return
ed to her home in Omaha, Nebraska,
Friday morning.
Mrs. Enos Yoran Of Albany, New
York. came last week for a visit of
Mrs. Calvin Yoran. .rs.......
We regret to learn that J. B.
Enos is confined to his home by
illness. His friends hope that he may
health.
Misses Sue and Emma PaXson are
spending two weeks in ColfaX, and
at the conclusion of their visit there
Miss Sue will go to Omaha, Nebraska,
to resume her work as instructor in
the High school, while her sister will
return to Manchester.
James Bishop, who has been
spending a few weeks in the north
west, returned home Sunday. Mr..
Bishop visited friends in Colorado,
Montana, Washington. and Oregon
We have an idea that Mr.. Bishop had
the time of his life while in the west.
-Amel Keiser and William Lepley
went to Sphinx County, South Dako-
ia, last week to look after the
threshing of the small grain on
their farms. We understand that the
small grain was severely damaged by
the unfavorable weather conditions
and that the yield is very light.
Prof. Carl Naether, who taught
in the Winchester High school last
year, spent a few days last week
among his friends in Manchester.
He and friend started by auto the
latter part of the week for Salt
Lake City, Idaho. where he will teach
in a college. ..-.
Rev. C. K. Huoson's Sunday school
class, composed Of the following young
men, is spending a week In camp at
Quasqueton: Tom Norris, Harvey
Atkinson, Leslie Slack, Stanley Klaus,
Alonzo Kenyon, Norman Raster, Ger
aid Miller, Vivian Hudson, Charles
Burbridge and Dennie Ryan.
M. w. Sheldon of Seneca, South
Dakota, advertises farms for sale and
Tor rent in the vicinity of Seneca.
Readers of the Democrat who are
contemplating investing in farms in
South Dakota, will do we'll to drop
Mr.. Sheldon line, and he will be
glad to furnish particulars as to farms
and prices.
Friends of Hiram Arnold will
regret to learn that he has been in
very poor health for Several days,
and that he is in the care Of a train
nurse. We hope that his condition
will soon yield to the tender nur-
sing he is being given in, the
home of his daughter, Mrs. H. l..
2ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Carr started
N a two weeks vacation last Satur-
ay evening They expect to spend a ,
sw days at Kansas City and Excel
Tor Springs, MISSOURI, and go from
lere to Chicago, where Mr.. Carr will
tend the annual meeting OF the =,
merican Bar Association which is =
i'd this year in that city, on August 4
tn, 31st. and Sept. list.