Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-09-15

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The Friday Afternoon Club viii
meet with Mrs. William Barr on. I'm
4 ion Street this week.
4 The Ladies' Aid Society Of thu
Thorpe churchS will meet with Mrs
Will White on Wednesday, September
22nd. A cordial invitation is extend.
ed to all.
Mr.. S. F. Beatty, son Of Rev. and
Mrs. S. r. Beatty, was at home for 8
two days, visit last week while on his
way from Vancouver, B. c., to St
Louis, to attend the annual convention
of the United, Typotheate of America,
of which he is a Cost Accountant.
! Mrs. j. p. Ball and Mrs. Margaret
Wilson went to Indianapolis, Indiana,
last week to visit Mrs. Balls son, Mr..
Wheeler, and while Mrs. Ball was
visiting her son, Mrs. Wilson went to
Warsaw, Indiana, to visit her brother.
EC. E. Dittmer, and family. They re-
turned home on Tuesday.
Miss Sue Paxson, who has been
at Rochester, Minnesota, for four
weeks and submitted to operations.
leaves that place today for her home
at Omaha. Nebraska. Miss Paxson
has been obliged to give up her work
has teacher Of Latin in the high
school at Omaha, at least for the pres
&C. G. Pride leaves his week for
his old home city. indianapolis, Indi-
ana, to visit the scenes OF his boy:
hood, and. to attend the national en-
campment OF the Grand Army of the
Republic. He will also go to Wash
ington, D. c., for a visit and on his
way home will stop in Chicago and at
Elgin, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Strickland
went to Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin,
Monday, where Mr.. Strickland enters
the sanitarium for treatment. Mr..
Strickland has been very sick man
for many weeks, but is on the gain at
the present time, and we hope that
the treatment at the sanitarium will
hasten his complete recovery.
George Odell, who some weeks
ago was severely burned about the
hands by lightning following the high
line into the building where he was
working, is making satisfactory re-
covery from the injuries. The injur-
les on his left hand are still causing
him much pain and 1t will be some
weeks before he can resume his work
for the Iowa Electric Company
Mrs. Nellie Terril Of Seattle
Washington, has been spending the1
week among her many friends in this
city She arrived IN Manchester last
week and had the pleasure Of being
present at the dedicatory services Of
the Congregational church last Sum
day. She will return to Clinton soon |
to make more extended visit with |
old time friends before returning to
her home at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Davis and
daughter, Miss Amber, and Mr.. s. E..
Way arrived home from fourteen
hundred mile trip which they made In !
Mr.. Davis handsome Nash sedan
They went to Redfield, South Dakota
where Mr.. Davis has land interestssl
and came back by way of Minneapolis
and st. Paul, and spent several days
at some of the lakes in Iowa and
Minnesota. I'll
IAN automobile LEI, driven by a young
man from Dundee, struck the south
wing of the cement culyert neal. the
old Fred Seymour place west Of
town last Monday afternoon, and
wrecked the Car, ~ turning II cons
pletely over into the ditch, and as the
ear struck the csnent wing 1t tooswas
lsokeH Sdft u @dd S9ant AoFn into the
ditch TheS occlpants Of the car
escaped with but slight injuries.
MIR. and Mrs. B. o. Inman OIL
Spencer, Ohio. and Mrs. J. r. Inman
of Red Cat Iowa, spent Monday with
Fred w. Herman and other friends in
this. city, Mrs. Inman had been
spending the summer with relatives
and friends at Spencer, Ohio. and she
and her husbands parents were driv-I
ing Overland to Red Oak. They left
forenoon for 5Applington,
Iowa, where they will spend q day
Will. MI. and Mrs. David Innan, be-
lore going to Red oak supt. J. R.
[nman returned to Red Oak the first
If August TO- line up his school work
Tor the year,. 4