Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-05-26
p'CAL HAPPENINGS !.
! / OF THE PAST WEEK

iirst Of the week,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Carter have
oeen enjoying visit from the formers
brother, Raymond Carter.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Hollister OF Belvi-
lere, are guests of relatives and
'riends in Manchester this week.
Frank Caldwell. formerly Of this
ity, now living in Arkansas, was a
visitor in Manchester over Sunday.
Mrs. H. r. Arnold is giving a
luncheon this AFTERNOON, compliment
tary to Mrs. M. r. Patty and Mrs. O.
A. Durham.
Mrs. J. A. Strickland entertained
8. Sunday School class of young
folks at picnic in Thrills park last
friday evening.
Miss Ethel Harris returned the
irst OF the week from a two weeks
'acation which she spent in Louisville.
kentucky.
The Sand Creek Ladies' Aid So-
iety will meet with Mrs. Will Keiser,
Wednesday afternoon, June End. Ev-
,ryone Is cordially invited to attend.
The mill work for the finishing
# the interior Of the new Congrega-
ional church arrived the first Of the
week and is now being put in place.
"A delegation Of Masons from Man
chester went to Greeley on Tuesday
evening, to put on Second and Third
gree work for the Greeley lodge.
Miss Belle Bailey left last Friday
orning on 4 business trip to Tulsa,
d other Oklahoma points. expecting
be In the south about ten days or
B weeks.
Miss Ola king and Miss Ruth
YES leave Saturday for Washington,
c., where the latter has q position
d the government telephone service.
Il where Miss Killing will spend Q
ant OF her summer vacation.
p-Luke scanlon, Miss Retta Scanloh
4, Mrs. David Kennedy we're called
anttda Grove, Iowa, last week on &C.
t0 mt OF the the critical illness Of Mr..
counlon's sister, Mrs. Robert Baxter.
Scay returned home on Thursday
Thssing.
sse' Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson,
-. C. J. Seeds, Mrs. w. c. Amsden
Mrs. Miss Elsie McKeag drove to Grim
and last Friday, to attend the annual
NELLY festival Mr.. Hutchinson arrived
Maye on Monday, but the ladies re-
hPmiel for . more extended visit in
AZ college town.
q Mrs. H. l. Goughnour and son.
ga, leave next Tuesday for Johns
LvnA, Pennsylvania, for visit with
townives and friends. They will also
relatss with relatives and friends at My
wit Ae, and other places In Repnsyl-.
NaMia, before their. return later IN the
sumner.
Charles Mccormick a Carrying
one Of his eyes around In sling these
days. IA few days ago Mr.. Mccormick
vas opening box Of merchandise and
IN doing 90 q piece Of . board struck
his left eyeball. Fortunately the injury
is not OF very serious nature, al
though 1t might have easily have been
80.
The W. G T. U. will meet with
Mrs. M. H. Willist0n on Saturday al
ternoons Of this week, the subject for
the meeting being Mothers OF Men,"
This meeting has been postponed
from Friday afternoon. the regular
time, to Saturday, on account OF the
dedication Of the state park at the
Devils Backbone. Members will
please take notice of the change OF
time.
Friends here have received cards
announcing the marriage OF Miss Cor
nelia Coralin Chatfield and Mr.. Wes-
ley H. Freleigh, both of New York
City, the marriage having taken place
on April 80, 1920. Mrs. Freleigh Is q
niece Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Williston,
and spent several weeks with her rel
atives here several years ago. During
her visit here she made many warm
friends, who wish for her and her hus-
band q happy and prosperous mar
ried life. They will be at home at
Ten West 65th Street, New YORK. City.
The Audubon Club enjoyed q pic
mic in the woods on Honey Creek north
OF the Oliver Lewis place last Thurs
day afternoon, and at five o'clock a
picnic dinner was served. to which the
husbands OF the club members were
invited. The affair was compliment
airy to Rev. and, Mrs. w. A. Montgom-
cry, who are soon to leave for their
new home in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Mont
gomery has been valued member OF
the club for number Of years, and.
will be greatly missed by the members
Of the society. @
On another page appears the ad-
vertisement Of Kramer & Schacherer,
announcing some mighty attractive
prices on household necessities. These
prices should appeal to every house
wife, who is honestly trying to keep
the grocery bill as low as possible
They also state that they have just re-
ceived carload of salt. in barrels,
blocks and sacks. This is the kind
OF salt that does not harden. We urge
every reader OF the Democrat to give
this advertisement careful considers
ton.
Mrs. H. w. Phenicie, formerly OF
this city, and who has been pursuing
a course in Des Moines Still College