Manchester Democrat., 1920-03-03
.l0ClL HAPPENINGS
Of TIE PAST week

day with his parents In Manchestef. ,s
warren Bissell, Z student at Ames,
ysss called home last week on account
2of The illness Of his mother.
Editor Clarence Snyder Of the
EArlviile Phenix, was 2 business Wis
itor In Manchester last Friday.
MRS. J. r. Merry entertained q
pany Of guests ct luncheon son
I saturday Of last week
REV. n. Z. Goughnour was at Wat
efloo on Monday to read : paper on on
AIsxiah', before the Ministerial Asso-
ciaAlon OF that city.
Gal Atkinson left Tuesday morn
fnssfor Chicago. for . visit Of several
: weSks with his daughter. Mrs. Car
ron, and family.
mrs. M. H. Williston went to Wat
erloo on Tuesday afternoon for . visit
with her daughter, Mrs. e. r. Afford,
Ind family.
Miss Roberta Davis, has recovered
suAl lciently from very critical ILL
neae, to be able to resume her work In
[ the law offices Of Carr g. Carr and
I Tho Democrat.
/ .Superiptendent J. s. HilliaE3 Vas
Z IN Cleveland, Ohio, several days last
week, 10 attend q meeting of the NaSi:
ional AssosietioR+ ssp sChQOl SvResane
teadents.
Rey. F. II. Boyd, pastor et the
United Brethren church. was at sDss.
Moines several days last week, attend
Ing the Inter-church World Move
ment
q. H. Dunham has purchased the
AS. Blair residence just south OF the
I Illinois Central tracks and will take
possession Of the property early this
summer.
Louis Barnd, who has been oper-
ating the Oscar Hockaday farm near
Thorpe, has moved to the Hockaday
farm near Lansing, Iowa, where he
viii continue farming operations.
Wayne Moffett, bookkeeper Of the
Eclipse Lumber Company, has been
a very sick man for several days. His
friends hope that he may soon be re-
stored to his usual good health.
Allen Barr, who spent several
months with his son, ]. G. Barr, and
family, in Los Angeles, California, ar
rived home the first Of the week. Mr..
Barr expects to 60 to Chicago soon
to spend several months there.
u. B. Thompson Of Lamont was q
business visitor in Manchester on
Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Thompson
is one OF the prominent men OF La
mont, and on Monday night he was a
guest at the regular meeting OF the
KIP. Lodge.
County Auditor Robert Fishel,
County Engineer Henry Klaus, and SUI
pervisors f. A. Mead, Chas. A. Swim
dell and w. e. Noble were at Ames
several days last week to attend a
meeting of supervisors, auditors and
engineers. n
Geo. A. Newman and his family
left Tuesday afternoon for Phoenix.
Arizona, where they will make their
home. Their carload Of household
goods has been on the road several
days, and is expected to arrive In the
south about the time the family gets
there.
Friends of Mrs. P. E. Triem and
her son. Paul e. Triem and his fam
lily will be interested to learn that
they are soon to leave Seattle, Wash
inxton, and locate for time at least
In Chicago. Mr.. Triem's work will
take him to Chicago and eastern cities
sor time. They expect to leave Sc
title about the tenth of March.
Ward Walston is still confined to-
his bed with a crippled knee, which is
/. :ausing him intense suffering and pre-
vents him from engaging in his work.
Last November he pierced the knee
With a fork tine, and inflicted slight
wound. The injury to the knee
does not seem to yield to treatment and
Il causing much concern to his lam
lily.
IT E. Ellingsen, who has been op-
Grating his tailor shop on the corner
Of Fayette and Franklin streets, has
moved into the rooms formerly oc-
cupied by A. e. Peterson, in the City
Hall block. These rooms make very
desirable place for Mr.. Ellingsen, and
all of his customers will fnd MIN
there with full line Of woolens and
patterns for spring suits and over
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