Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-08-16

A % AUD nuSscll leIL MOnO8y 1Or
Adell, Iowa, to spend several months
with relatives.
The Misses Jessie and Elsie Dor
ward Of Des Moines, are the guests
of their cousin, Mrs H. E. Henderson
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bolsinger went
to Dubuque Monday morning, to be-
gin a vacation trip UP the Mississ-
ippi river.
Mrs. w. F. Grossman left this
morning for Brownsville. Texas, near
which city her husband is stationed
with Company H.
III. G. Dennis of Weeping Water,
Nebraska, Was in the city over Sun.
day. a guest Of his brothers, VIM.
and D. R. Dennis.
"A. R. Leroy, president of the
First National bank, was in Des
Moines several days last week to
attend a meeting of Iowa bankers.
Mrs. B. H. Reynolds has been
confined to her home by illness. Her
friends hope that she may soon be
restored to her usual good health.
MIR. and Mrs. John Fisher and
children went to Independence Tues
day to attend the Buchanan county
fair and visit with Mrs. Fscher's
mother. - A4es
DIR. and Mrs. N. D. Wilson and
children are on vacation, which
they are spending among relatives in
Michigan. They made the trip in thei
Ford.
Frank D. Had,ey and son Harold,
of Sioux City, were guests of Mr..
am Mrs. A. c. Philip, several days
last week. Mr.. Hadley is a brother
Of Mrs. Philip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Miller
who have been living on North Frank
lin street, have taken possession Of
their handsome new residence on Del
aware street.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society Of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. H. A. Dittmer ON Wet
nesday afternoon, August 23rd. Mrs.
C. G.. Yoran will be the leader.
Miss Jessie Maley and her cous
in, Miss Elizabeth Shalla, of low
City, Miss Mayme Dempsey Of Cedal
Rapids, and Miss Flossella McEnan!
of Coggon, left Saturday morning To-
Dubuque, where they left on the pas
senger boat for Saltwater. Minnesota
and other points for few weeks Va
cation.
/ Mrs. August Miller and daughter
Miss Henrietta Miller, Mr.. Geo. Du
kek and Mrs. Fred Miller and, Mr.. an
Mrs. Sheppard were guests Of Mr.. an
Mrs. George Miller at Lansing, lows
several days last week. The part
made the trip in Mr.. Dukek's Overlan
car. They found the roads In Clayto
and Allamakee counties in fine shap'
| Harry Davis. who has been EN-
ployed by large electrical compan,,
Of Milwaukee for some time, has give
up his work in that city, and vii
60 to Akron. Ohio, to work for tn
Goodyear Rubber and Tire compan
This large company is about to insts
its own generators and manufactur
its own electricity for power an,
lighting puposes, and Mr.. Davis vii
be one of the men who will hav
charge Of part of the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dittmer {
Columbus, Ohio, arrived in Manches
. ter Thursday evening for O visit wit
. the formers parents. DR.. and Mrs.
A. Dfttmer. They had been at Dulutl
Minnesota, on pleasure trip. an
came by way Of Manchester on thei
way to Columbus. Mr.. Dittmer tell
us that S r.. Young and his wife al
located at Columbus. and that M
Young Is meeting with unusual su,
cess as salesman for the Mergenth.
Ter Linotype company.
4 Miss vina Brazzelton entertaine
at a house party last week a nun
ber Of her friends. Among the guest
were Mrs Orcu4 Of Delhi; Mrs
Herbert Bush and daughter. Gather
Inc Of Dorcus. Texas; Grace Lax
son Of Earlville; Miss Maude Crab
Of Greeley; Mrs. J. Gimmell Of indie
pendence; Mrs. w. Kirkwood, Mrs
N. Gearhart and daughter, Mary Eliz
abeth Of Hopkinton. On Wednesda,
morning Miss Elsie Case and Mrs
Hoyt entertained at breakfast at tn,
Fish Hatchery the guests mentioned.