Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-11-19
LOCAL HAP NlNGS
Of The PAST ]! week ]

VI Hi nv y LLIl
Mrs. Charles Hermann Of Water.
100 was a guest Of her sister, Mrs. ]
I Haltmeyer, over Sunday. returning e
her home on Monday
Mrs. D.. A. Molter, Of Freeport
Illinois, formerly Nora Mansfield O
I this city, is here visiting at the home
rof her sister, Mrs. J. w. Taber.
The Congregational Ladies So
ciety will meet with Mrs. E. B. Stiles
Wednesday. November %. Mrs. Johr
Graham, and Mrs. Bert Grems ASSISTING
Miss Margaret Jones, who has been
spending some time with relatives ~
Portland, Oregon. arrived in Manches-
ter last week, and will spend some
time with her relatives here.
The Dmocrat is pleased to- learn
that m b. w. H. Norris. who was quite
seriously Ill several days last week
il measurably improved at this time
MRS. NJ. r. Patty. Miss Margaret
Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ". Her
mann and son, Joseph, were visitors
In Dubuque last Friday.
Mrs. John Haltmeyer was 3 pa.
tient II the local hospital several days
last week, having submitted TO- an op-
GRAFTON for the removal Of tonsils.
N. O'Brien Of Duluth. Mimi,
win hold gospel meetings at the North
Manchester Church Wednesday, Thurs
Day and Friday evenings Of this week
# 1880.
Mira. John Fraser and little son,
Donald, who have bcen visiting rela-
tiyss IN and near Manchester for sew
eral weeks. left early Monday morning
for their homo IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The sale Of wan paper which A. G,
Philipp started Some days 400 Is still
n progress and viii continue for q
time. MI. Philip has to reduce his
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secretary 10 49, ASsoCiati1a 81 Collie
giats Alumna4 Wassin the CIV today
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tion n Manchester. Mrs. MaftiaS
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Clarence Cox, formerly linotype
operator TOR the Press. has been In
charge OF the Earlville Phenix for sew
Seral weeks, and is giving the good
people Of Earlville 4 newspaper that
reflects much credit upoa the young
mans ability. Mr.. Cox Is hustler.
and will make good in any line Of
worki.in which he engages.
Mrs. Robert. Brogmun OF Alta,
Iowa, spent the first sof the week with
her aunt, Mrs. ID. Wi Ryan, and left
this morning for Iowa City to attend
Home Coming at the university. Mrs.
Broemun is pleasantly remembered
here as Miss Maud Knight, who re-
ceived her early education in the Man;
chester schools, and later graduated