Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-01-05
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| Miss Bessie Lewis returned Sunday
from her vacation with her parents
at Roseville, Illinois.
i Miss Lillian Kahl is home from
her visit with her sister in Water
loo.
| Miss Sadie Bell has concluded her
visit with her brother and sister, who
live north of town and resumed her
school work at Sloan, Iowa, Monday.
, Miss Roberta Baskerville left Satur-
day for Sutherland, Iowa, to resume
her teaching.
| Mike Moroney of Masonville, was
a recent visitor at the home Of his
brother here.
| Miss Ida Helbig returned from Du-
buque Sunday.
Reynold Virgins OF Cedar Rapids.
is here this week with his Eare' IS,
Rev. A. w. Virgins and wife.
Jake Bllmeyer end family move.
to town Thursday. His nephew'. Zee
Billmeyer, has rented his fan for
this year.
Evangelist Joseph c. Ludgate, is
attracting increasingly large number
at the meetings which are now be-
ing held in the Congregational church
He is very forcible speaker, and
breaches good sound dccrtines. He
is also a very pleasing singer. Ev-
erybody should attend this meeting,
and receive the spiritual blessings.
! George Kuehule returned to his
studies at Bayless college, Dubuque
Sunday. ~
. Miss Hazel Baskerville returned to
her studies at Epworth Seminary, On
Monday. -s'"'
{ John r. Wood has returned to
Grinneu college.
| Loren Davis has returned to Ames.
Mrs. Robert Carly and daughter,
Vera, are home from a visit with
relatives at Des Moines.
| R. w. Hunt returned to Waterloo
Saturday to resume his work at the
business college.
! Miss Ella Smith is home from bust
ness college at Cedar Rapids for a
short vacation. -
Jake Kaiser, who has been attend
ing school at Fort Dodge, was home
for the holiday vacation: 49,.
Albert Staehle, who came to visit
count of his daughter, Marjorie,
breaking her arm. He returned home
Wednesday,. ~ 80,
! Mrs. A. C. Walters of Strawberry
Point, is here visiting with her moth
err and brothers, D. F.. and G. M. Lax
son. .f.g4t.
Rev. David deBest, wife and two
children Of Wyoming, spent the holi-
days at the home Of Mrs. deBest's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.. M. Laxson,
here.
Robert Ortberg and daughter, of
Mohall, North Dakota, are visitors at
the Walter Ortberg home, this week.
! Miss Minnie Laxscn has returned
to Park River, North Dakota, after
spending the holiday vacation with
her parents here.
J H. E. Gardner and sisters, Mary
and Angelina, spent Thursday with
their Dubuque, relatives. r ~
! Clarence Martin of Dubuque, tran
sacted business in town Monday.
Zale Tobie returned Saturday
from a weeks visit with friends at
Dubuque.
Mrs. John l.. Cruise and SON, Maur-
ice, returned to their home at At
lantic Iowa, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Emma Parker of Manchester,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in town.
A. Johnson and Seth Miller made
an auto trip to Dyersville Thursday
Fred Clemens who is working with
the construction company at Win
throp, was home New Years.
School begansMonday, after
two weeks vacation.
M. M. Smith and wife are hcme
from a few weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrs. A. Rasham, at Oel--
vein.
The fourth number of the High
School lecture course which was to
day evening, by the Jefferson Trave-
logue. was postponed on account of
the gentlemens baggage being smash
ed in a wreck AS yet no definite
date has been set for that number.
G. H. Pitcher, wife and son, Ron
aid, Of Delaware, Mr. and Mrs. R. c.
Dimond Of Omaha, were New Years
guests at the J. Dimond home here.
Henry Goodhile and Frank Cald--
we'll Of Manchester, were here We'd
nesday in the interest Of the land
seekers excursion to southern Texas.
Mrs. Will Cousins and son, Harold,
We're Dubuque shoppers Thursday.
H. E. Gardner of Grundy Center,
is here visiting among his relatives.
Lyle Watt and wife of Stockton,
ILL.,, spent New Years at the home of
Mrs Lily Watt here.
Born, December Goth, a son to Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Rayburn.
Born, December 81, son, to Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Lowe
Herbert Stoner of Oelwein, spent
New Years with his mother here.
John Breckon is seriously i'll with
pneumonia. A trained nurse is in at
tendance. His many friends hope for
a speedy recovery.
Miss May Powell spent last week
with relatives in Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Breckon rec w.
ed word Friday of the serious illness
of their granddaughter, Margaret, at
but owing to- Mr. Breck-
on's illne they were unable to go.
Mrs. Louis Schaller and daughter, |
and son, Herbert, returned |
Friday from East Dubuque, where
they spent the holidays with Mr.. |
Schal1er on the farm.
Miss Harriet Wooten has returned |
from her holiday vacation at Inde- |