Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-05-12
al HAP PENINGS
Of THE week


Of THE week
gorge S. Hanta was 4 business
in Independence on Tuesday.
aul Barr and vern Troupe Of
;,berry Point were visitors In
aester, Sunday.
Hiss, Dora Leroy arrived home.
Boston, last week, after an abb
OF many months.
Miss Avis Kelly, OF Emmettsburg.
!, IL a guest this week Of Mr.. and
Charles Harrison.
Mrs. G. e. Fish Of Algona. Iowa, is
lest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcintosh, this week.
Miss Jennie Ford has again taken
sr work in the office Of Or. 2. G.
Ter, after an enforced vacation on
ant OF illness.
Vi. 8. Banta Is confined 10 MS noue
lis time and is suffering from an
k Of heart trouble. His friends
that he may soon be on the road
.covery.
Mrs, Samai skinner and Mrs.
S,sann0n, Of the United Brethren
CHI. are at Gladbrook, lows, this
k attending the state meeting o.
Missionary Society OF that rhurchs11
Clarence Cox, left Tuesday for
roit, Michigan. in company with
e men from the Schrupp Motor CO.
dubuque, and will drive home new
ge car which he purchased Of W. Vi
b OF this city.
Roy Timmons, Noel May and John
mann were in Chicago, last week
drove home three classy new
X cars for the Manchester Auto 4
ply Company. The company is sell
them faster than they can get the
Mrs. 3. r. Leaman met with Q
tossing accident ct her home one
last week while engaged at house
ning. She WAS standing on . step
er and lost her balance and fell
he floor with the result that she
tured the bones In one Of her arms.
Mrs. Al ]. Gildner = spending this
K 1t Iowa City, where she Il at
ling the 28th annual meeting Of the
q. d. Statehood. This Is one Of the
81 important meetings Of the order,
il "A siaborate affair, with many
the prominent p. p Q. officers n
ndance.
IA iin6 from Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Davis, OF StlttGart. Ark. brings the
that they are very much pleased
.stheir new surroundings. Mrs.
8 has Joined her husband. and
% yet they have not found =
.e to their liking, they are comfort,
situated In Z suite Of rooms:
The project to form : consolidated
ol district at Dundee won by Q
) margin, ct the election held last
nesday. The district Of Dundee
ady has q fine modern, new school
ling, and will be ready to- enter ct
upon a large educational pro-
d for ne district.
Miss Grace Halpin, formerly en-
sed al b0okkeeper and stenog-
her for the Democrat and Carr \
offices. was 9 guest In the James
ley home last Friday evening, and
AIDED the X. p. MayrolS dance.
i ;Halpin has al, excellent position
he FIRST National bank u Du-
le.
Mrs. G.. L. Caswell Of Ames arr.
d In Manchester on n 6edaS and n
lest 1t the hons Of NJ, md Mrs., ~
caswtell. We have an Idea that
CaSwell came to Manchester u
time to make the acquaintance Of
fine little granddaughter, who ar
ID at her sons home few weeks
Miss Nell Clark arrived from Cal
mia on Monday morning, after hav-
been called to the coast on account
the illness Of her mother. Miss
rk and her sister from Cedar Rap
hrriver at their mothers home
'rtly before she passed away.
~ Clark has the sympathy Of her
qy friends In the sorrow that has
,.e to her in the death Of the mother.
The remains OF the infant daugh-
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Graham OF Hazel
aen township, were taken from the
swing vault IN Oakland cemetery
1 taken to New Hartford, Iowa. for
srment. The little daughter, Lor-
a Jeanette, passed away early in
rich. 1920. Rev. George LaBounty Of
, Golden Congregational church ac--
npanied the family to New Hartford,
4 had charge Of the interment SER
es. /.