Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-05-09

- MIR. and Mrs. Irving Long of YER
million, South Dakota, came home on
Saturday morning to visit with their
relatives.
Mrs. w. F. Grossman went to
Boone, Iowa, last week to stay with
her husband, Capt. w. F. Grossman,
for time.
| Francis Cloud, who is attending
school in the university at Vermillion
South Dakota, arrived home last week
| for short visit.
Frank Williams left Monday for
Great Falls, Montana, with car load
of horses for the Holbert Horse I'm
porting company.
-Lucien Ram and Clarence Brown,
students at Beloit college, came last
week for a short stay in the homes
of their parents.
Mrs. Frank Coleman of Westgate
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
kMrsaG b. Mills, last week. and return
ed to her home Saturday afternoon.
E J. Hopkins, the auctioneer of
Delhi has leased the Will Chapel
residence in Manchester and will re.
move his family here about June 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harms, who
have been spending several mo1Ahs in
California, arrived home last week,
and will spend the summer in Man
chester.
DIR. T. F. Liddy of Chicago and
Mrs. Hannah Barr of Garretson. Iowa,
spent Sunday with their sister. Mrs
A. L. Beardslee. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Stanger were
in Grinnell last week, attending the
May festival. Their daughter, Miss
Margaret Stanger, Is member of the
graduating class this year.
Mrs. Jos. Hutchinson and Mrs. c.
J. Seeds went to Grinnell last week
to attend the May festival and spend
few days with the formers daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine Hutchinson, who is
senior in the college.
The children of the grades will
present Cinderella in Flower-land, at
Central Opera House on the evening
of May 22nd. Full cast of characters
and particulars will appear in these
columns at later date.
W. S. Smarzo, a former Man
chester man, but who is now engaged
in business in New York city, spent
few days last week among his old
friends here. Mr.. Smarzo had been
in the west on business and was en-
route home.
IN. H. Hyde of Manchester, Edward
Lyness of south of the city, Joe Null
vehill Of Masonville and William Ros-
sow of Collins Grove township have i
taken out their Ford cars during the |
past few days. These cars were all |
ordered early in the winter, and J. NJ. |
Jones & Sons have only recently re-
ceived sufficient numbers Of cars to fill,
these orders. ..a.,
Mrs. NJ. R. Patty spent several
days week in Manchester, packing and |
storing her household goods. Mrs. |
Patty has leased her residence to Mr.. |
and Mrs. F. c. NAPLES, who get pos
session on June 1st. Mrs. Patty's |
friends in Manchester will be interest
ed to learn that she has decided to
continue her work in connection With
the Young Woman's Christian Asso-
citation at Dubuque, for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Malven were
guests several days last week of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
F. Buffers. Mr.. and Mrs. Malven were
on their way back to Long Prairie,
where the former has an
excellent position in newspaper Of
flee. George had accepted a position
with an eastern ball club, but on &C
count of the disturbed conditions be-
cause of the war;, the club is not fol-
lowing out it's schedule this season.