Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-02-23
! LOCAL [ J. |. news ! ! ] I
Of The II WEEK
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AT HOME AND
fjJ ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF The WEEK
ltems Of 4 Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About the
~ City.

Mr.. and Mrs. Don A. Preussnel
were visitors in Dubuque last Thurs
{ day.
Miss Stella Mutschler was CUES
{ Of relatives in East Dubuque over
4 Sunday.
Edward Hruby and Sherman
Harris We're business visitors in Du-
buque last Saturday.
20. C. Clark and his daughter,
Mrs. Henry Bronson, were visitors
in Dubuque last Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob Schwager of west
Of Manchester, is hostess to the
sewing circle this afternoon.
Charles Evans of this city has
purchased Chandler Touring car
from the Manchester Auto & Supply
Company.
s"s Mr. and Mrs. William Evans and
daughter, Miss Gretchen, of Collins
Grove township, were visitors in Du-
buque last Saturday.
H. Miss Dorothy Keyes, who is at
tending school at Mr.. Vernon, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Keyes.
The Misses Riddeu, Graham
Grimes, Richardson, Sturtz and Port
er, all teachers in the Manchester
High school, we're visitors in Dubuque
last Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. George B. Mangold
of St. Louis, Missouri, are the par
ents of Son, born February 18th.
Mrs. Mangold was formerly Miss Ed
it'll Putnam Of this city.
H. Miss Erickson, a graduate nurse
from Monticello, spent several days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Earl
Davis, near Spring Branch. She
went to Cedar Rapids on Thursday
morning.
+. Fred Arnold was visitor in
Waterloo on Saturday of last week.
Mr. Arnold will in few days move
to his farm which he recently pur-
chased Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rizer,
just west Of Manchester
7 Miss Gladys Sabin and Miss Floy
Porteous were over Sunday visitors
in their respective homes in Man
chester The young ladies returned
to their school work at Cedar Falls
on Monday morning.
The Democrat is pleased to learn
that Rev. Miss Lulu Hindes, who
has been so desperately i'll with
pneumonia, for several weeks, is now
considered out of danger, and on
the road to complete recovery.
3 "A. r. LIE Roy, president of the
First National bank, arrived home
from Los Angeles, California, last
Friday. Mr.. LIE Roy states that his
mother and sisters are having de-
lightful winter among their relatives
in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haug left Fri
day evening for Des Moines, where
the former attended the auto show,
and posted himself with regard to
the merits Of new electric lighting
and starting device, which is said to
be the latest in automobile construc-
ton.
Mrs. A. D. Long had the misfor-
tune to fall on an icy walk near her
home last Friday morning. For a
time it was feared that she had sus-
tanned severe injuries to her head.
We were pleased to learn later that
the injuries proved to be of minor
nature.
MIR. and Mrs. Atwood Weber.
who have been spending two years
in Nicaragua, Central America. ar
rived in Manchester last week, and
have been the guests of the form
er's' brother, H. S. Weber, and fam
lily. Mr.. Weber was engaged in the
management of large banana PLAN
tation in Nicaragua, and says the
banana business is a profitable cccu-
patton in that country.