Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-07-21

Iowa City, last Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Krall are the
parents of daughter, born, Friday
July 10th, 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne, Gibson, OF
this city are the parents OF son, born
last Saturday morning.
Mrs. Emma j. Parker left Monday
afternoon for Chicago, where she will
spend few weeks with friends.
Claude Wright arrived home last
week from several days trip tc
points in Wisconsin, on land business
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Adams, OF
Frankfort, South Dakota, are the par
ents of a son, born, Saturday, July II
1920.
| Mrs. S. J. Small and daughter, DR.
| Susan King, left last Wednesday even
| ing for their home in Denver, Colo
RADIO.
Miss Virginia Carr leaves Thurs
day for Crystal Lake, Illinois, where
she will attend house party for a
couple of weeks.
DIR. Edwin Cobb, of Marshalltown
spent Sunday with his family, who
had been guests in the A. D. Brown
home, for several weeks.
A. R. Loomis, of F't. Dodge, Iowa
spent Monday and Tuesday in Man
chester. Mr.. Loomis was on his way
to Chicago, on business trip.
Mrs. Anna King and Mrs. Leslie
| Raymond, who we're called to Man
chester on account of their mothers S
death, have left for their homes at La
Crosse and Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. F. Leroy and Miss Dora
| Leroy left Tuesday morning for Mimi
eapolis, Minnesota, for short visit
From there they will go to Colfax,
| Iowa, where they will spend few
| weeks.
DIR. ]. ]. Maley returned to Isabel
| South Dakota, Sunday night, after
spending few days with his relatives
| and friends in Manchester. DR.. Maley
is engaged in the practice OF dentistry
at Isabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Burke and Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Masterhan left yester-
day for Chicago. While on their trip
| they will visit eastern and southern
points. The trip is being made in
Mr.. Burke's car.
! The Ladies' Kensington of the First
| CONGREGATIONAL church will meet with
! Mrs. L. l.. Platt, next Wednesday al
| ternoon, July 2Sth. Mrs. Platt will
be assisted by Mrs. w. L. Dudley and
Mrs. E. E. South.
| Mrs. S. e. Jacobs, of Monticello
| Illinois, concluded, pleasant visit
among her Old time friefils in Man.
| chester, and returned to her home
last Thursday. Mrs. Jacobs is max
ing her home with her daughter, Mrs
Eta Gilbert, and family f.
Mrs. Clara Ball went -sto Iowa
City Thursday, for an opelNtion. Her
| friends hope that the operation may be
successful and that she be restored to
her usual good health. Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Bishop, of Central City, visited
Mrs. Ball several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Stier and their
son and his family of Indianola, Iowa
| have been the guests OF Mrs. STEERS
sisters, Mrs. J. F. Merry, and Mrs. H
F. Arnold for several days. They will
go from here to points in Wisconsin
| for a visit with other relatives and
| friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Peters and
family of Chicago, spent few days
| with the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Chas. Johnson, in North Manchester
| Mr.. Peters and his son returned to
| Chicago, Monday afternoon, while his
wife remained in Manchester for a
| more extended visit with her parents
Miss Stella Mutschler arrived
home from Rochester, Minnesota
where she had been with her father
| who submitted to a severe operation
| Miss Mutschaler's friends are pleased
| to learn that the operation was sue
cess, and her father can soon return to
| his home in Dubuque.
On another page appears the ad'
vertisement of Tobe Husmann & Son
proprietors of the Manchester Laun-
dry and Dry Cleaning Works, of this
city. Our readers should give their
| advertisement careful consideration.
Mr.. Husmann has just recently en-
ployed an expert laundryman from
| Cedar Rapids, and Is able to give the
people of this place first-class SER
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Burt, OF
Brodhead, Wisconsin, are guests OF
| friends in the city this week. Mrs.
Burt was formerly Miss Mae Roderick,
| and taught in the Manchester schools
| a few years ago. They were united
| in marriage on June 18th, and have
been spending their honeymoon in the
| west, visiting Yellowstone park and
other places. They are now on their
way home and will be at home to their
| friends on farm near Brodhead, Wis
| consin.
Mrs. Harlo Stephens and children
| expect to leave the latter part OF Al
gust for their new home in Phenix,
| Arizona, where Mr.. Stephens has been
operating cotton farm. Before go
ing to their southern home Mrs. Steph-
ems and the children will visit with
relatives and friends at points in Iowa
This estimable family will have the
most cordial good wishes of their
| friends as they take up their home in
! the southwest.
| Miss Magdalen Simon, who has
| been the very capable milliner in the
m Nanoopburo ctnra for Savpra