Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-09-10
Miss Freda Todd i q guest
Ter sister. who lives In Chicago.

Miss Freda Todd i a guest q
her sister. who lives In Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Hutson OF Wat
erloo were visitors in Manchester las
Friday.
j Mrs. M. r. Pratty was visitor
in Dubuque several days the first O
last week.
! Mr. and Mrs. Homer Davis Of
Littleport, were visitors In Manches,
ter on Friday.
Mrs. Lloyd Jones Of Los Angeles
California, Is guest OF her mother
Mrs. T. =. Fleming.
DIR. Harry Davis went to Roches-
ter. Minnesota. Monday morning to
consult with specialists.
Miss Virginia Carr left Tuesday
for Mt. Carroll. Illinois, to enter
Frances Sinner school
Mrs. Alice Bagley went to Kansas
City. Mo-. last Saturday for a visit
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crosier OF
Coggon were visitors at the Delaware
County Fair last Thursday.
Miss Ennis Boggs OF Jacksonville,
Florida, is spending short time with
her old time friends in Manchester.
Miss Alma Leroy, who has been
engaged in associated charity work at
Oshkosh, Wis, for some time is
spending a few weeks at home.
Miss zelda Hall and Walter Cool
ey, former students Of ,Coe college,
left Monday for Cedar Rapids, to
again resume their school work in
Coe.
George Link fell from a ladder
one day last week while picking APP
pies in his orchard, and sustained
injuries which laid him up for sew
eral days. ,s
Senator R. W. Thrill. who has
been in discouraging state Of health
for some months, went to Rochester,
Minnesota. Monday morning TO consult
specialists.
A3iiss Josephine Hutchinson leaves
next week for Grinnen to- begin her
work as assistant Instructor IN the
physical culture department Of Grin
nell college.
Edwin and Andrew Gpen, student
OF st. Joseph's college ct Dubuque.
left Tuesday fors the Key City, to
againS Fsssme their school work fol-
lowing the summer vacation.
A. Hollistsrsol~ sDelevan.
Wisconsin. Il spending Z, few weeks
with her many old time friends In
Manchester. She IL : guest Of her
niece. Mrs. H. B. Atwatst:
.,s.4. u 3s - ss.s FSA;
Harry Turner, who underwent .
very serious operation ~ Rochester.
Minnesota, several wSskE ago, 4 at
home and getting over the effects from
the ordeal in fine shape.
&C: c. Prits9 left Monday night. tDr
Columbus, Ohi6, where. hs will visit
,yith friends he VIII also visit
Win fkhfites 1T Washington. Mich
gan, =, -, ssg sIIE. e. ass syss ssas
se-s k,eesr stA1eH ,ndays - Gs3l
Amsden and Isabel Pentony leave next
Monday for Grfnnsii 10 enter college.
Mics HockAday has beenM 1tadent In
that excellent schopl, ana other young
ladies 50 for their first term IN COLI
lege.
II. Mrs. NJ, D.. Arnold, who has been
spending several, weeks with her SIS
tef. Miss Susis. RAnneft, atso Epwostthl
ma niece 1t Chicago, arrived IN Man
chester Sunday afternoon, and win
!aake Asr home With hst son. r B.
Arnold. J. J.
Robert Hutchinson. who spent
several months visiting Yellowstone
Park and many other points Of inter-
In the west arrived. home Saturday.
Robert leaves the first of the week
for Grinnell to resume bis college
work again.
Henry Goodhile left Sunday for
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to attend
a meeting Of the stock holders Of the
Samis Oil Company. which he repre-
SCENTS in this section Of Iowa, Mr..
Goodhile has sold large amount Of
stock in the company, and goes to
Oklahoma City to represent the local
stock holders.
Frank Lundell and Daniel Ballard
are at home from the hospital at
Anamosa, and are feeling fine after
having passed through severe opera
tions. Dr. ]. A. May, who also sub
mitted to an operation at the hospital.
is recovering nicely but will have to
remain in the hospital for possibly
two more weeks.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS