Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-07-12

I a. n. LIE noy was SHiSoSo VS.
itor the firstofthe weeak.
Mrs. E. H. Hoyt went to Chicago
Friday afternoon for visit witt
friends.
M, NJ. MoeE of Calmar is in the
city beginning the work On the new
school buildings.
Mrs. NJ. H. Williston entertained
the members Of the Birthday club al
her home Friday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Byrnes and son
Floyd Of Cedar Rapids spent the
Fourth with relatives in Mancheste:
Robert Harris, who has beer
spending a few weeks at Lake Oki'
bo:i, returned home the first OF the
week.
Mss Ethel Towner Is enjoying a
two weeks vacation, a part OF when
she vii spend at the Yellowstone
Ma .ioral park.
Mrs. H. F. McD2nald and daugh'
ter Bessie left this morning for
Brooklyn, Iowa, to spend week VS.
iting with friends.
Miss Pauline Oliver entertained
a company of friends on Friday eve
ming at lawn party at her nome
on Clara avenue.
Miss Stella Mutsc.er was calls q
to her home in East Dubuque las'
Friday evening on account OF the crit
ical illness Of her mother.
Mrs. F. l.. Guthrie left Fri
day morning for Dumont. Iowa, 10
assist in caring for her husband 8
mother, who is critically Ill.
MIR. and Mrs. o. C. Clark lett
Saturday afternoon on six weeks
vacation trip and will visit many
noints Of interest in the east.
Mrs. Madge White and daughter
of Charlotte, Michigan, We're guests
Of Mrs. E. w. Hoag last Week re-
turning to their home today.
Mrs. A. ]. Temper and son, LIS
ter. returned to their home in Du-
buoue last Thursday morning. arter
spending several days with Mrs. Geo.
S. Lister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hamblin and Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Hetherington went
to Des Moines Tuesday morning to
snend few days with the boys at
Camp Dodge.
Mrs. ]. A. Strickland and son
Glenn left Sunday for Lav1na, MOL
tana, and will spend a month or two
with their son and brother, Percy
H. Strickland.
Manchester was we'll represented
in the great crowds which visited Du'
buuue Tuesday, the attraction being
the appearance there Of Ringing
brothers Circus.
-Mrs. Royal McDenald spent sev'
tera, days last week Fith relauvee
Fand rrTeuus h. -Manoiestcr, setrrn'
ling to her home in Des Moines OF
Thursday morning. gaaga} -a-
-OttoHaug hastlet the contract fol
a dwelling house which he will erec'
on his lot just east Of the Hawk
eve garage. The residence will be a
handsome structure and thoroughly
modern in all Of its appointments.
III. A. LeClere of Manchester
will give a lecture on Temperance
from the Bible standpoint, at the
Coffins Grove school house next sun
dav afternoon at $3.50. All persons
interested in organizing a SUNDAY
school in the Grove are urged 10 DC
prsnt. :.
-Mr and Mrs. R. c. Keagy o.
LYONS, Iowa, spent several days @ ias
week with the formers parents. MT
and Mrs. c. w. Keagy. On FRIDAY
morning the family started on an aut
trim to Minneapolis, and other poln's
in Minnesota, expecting to be away
for several days. :,
G. K. Reading, the contractor, VII
not 20 begging for something 10 ~
for the next few days. YESTERDAY ny
closed a contract with JOS. Hutchih
.on for the erection Of large barn OF
one Of his farms northwest OF Man
chester and he also has the contract'
for the erection of handsome garages
for A. R. LIE Roy and Senator E.H
IIIoyt.
Hon and Mrs. W. H. Norris re
turned last week from a dehgntiu
trim through the west. their hrs
stop being at Los Angeles, Caifornls m
where they attended the Grand hn
camoment of the Knights Tempia1
They also enjoyed visit with tnei
children Carl and Mis- Laura. WIZ
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