Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-03-27

LUUAL nAIrLlVllvuO
! Of The PAST WEEK
A r, LIE Roy was business visitor
In Chicago last week.
Rev w. j. Suckow was a visitor in
Cedar Rapids last Friday.
Miss Nell Armistead and Mrs James
Burns spent Tuesday in Dubuque.
Miss Jennie Holmes was visitor in
! Cedar Rapids several days last week
Miss Hazel Clark spent Saturday
and Sunday in Waterloo visiting
with friends.
H L Ram was at Waterloo last
Friday and drove home his Cadillac
touring car
Il. M. Carr went to Des Moines this
afternoon to attend meeting Of DEM
Ocrats of Iowa.
Mrs. w. H. Hutchinson and daugh-
ter. Miss Deligt, are visitors in Chi
cago this week,
The Priscilla Club meets with
Mrs M. Jones, on Thursday after
noon, March 9th.
Mrs Hubert Carr and mother, Mrs.
H. Afford, were visitors in Chicago
several days last week
Judge Geo. w. Durham was at
home over Saturday and Sunday from
his court work at Waterloo.
Mrs Margaret Coleman of Westgate
was the guest of her father, Mr.. G.
B, Mills, several days last week.
Editor W. s. Beels, r. e. William
son and A, Sheppard of Hopkinton
were visitors in Manchester Tuesday.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will
meet at the home Of Mrs. George
Durey for on all day meeting on April
LIST.
W. G. Amsden, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Cocoanut Grove,
Florida, arrived home Monday morn-
( ing.
Miss Jennie McCarren, teacher in
the city schools at Minneapolis, Mimi,
arrived home last Saturday for the
I Easter vacation
Mr. and Mrs c w Keagy went to
Lyons, Iowa, last Friday, and are
the guests of their son, Rev. r. c.
Keagy, and his family.
Mrs. ]. G. Sabin and children of New
Albin, Iowa, came last week and are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Cary
and Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Platt.
County Auditor Merten ]. Klaus and
County Engineer Henry Klaus. were
visitors in Chicago the first of the
week. returning home Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. A. B. Carhart entertained a
number of friends last Friday, and
among those friends was Mrs. Brad
ford, who celebrated her 9lst birth
day.
Francis Wilkemeyer, son Of 3. +,
Wilkemeyer, who recently passed the
Civil Service examination, left on Mon
day for Washington, D. e., to report
Tor duty.
Mrs A. B. Carhart leaves Thursday
morning for Whiting, Ind, to spend
\ Easter with her daughter, Miss Nina
4 Carhart, who teaches in the schools
of that city.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Sand Creek church will meet with
Mrs John Swanson next Thursday
afternoon, April 4th. Everyone Is cor
daily invited.
The w. C. r. u will meet at the
home Of Mrs John Cruise on Friday
afternoon, March 29th. Subject,
"Votes for Women" Miss Jennie
g Yonngreen will be the leader
Mrs a. G. Philip and Mrs. j. e.
Nye entertained the Worthy Matrons
at the formers home at a luncheon
Tuesday noon Following the lunch-
con the ladies went to Red Cross room
for work
Mrs. j. ]. Goen is at home from Du-
buque for short time. Her two
sons, Donald and Edwin, who are stu
y dents at st. Joseph's College, will be
home later in the week for the spring
vacation.
Frank Clark of near Golden is in
the hospital in this city, where ne I'M
D derwent an operation last week. He
Is making satisfactory recovery and
will soon be able to leave the hospital.
Geo. l. Tousley and his son, Their
on, leave this week for New York
state, where they will go to farming,
and make their future home Mr..
Tousley has been living in Manches-
tr for number Of years, and we wish
him we'll In his new venture under
new surroundings
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