Manchester Democrat., 1920-09-29
Miss Kathryn Beatty left for Ames
owa, to attend school on Monday

Iowa, to attend school pm Monday
morning.
Mrs. S. X. Myers is visiting rela-
tives and friends at North Judson
Indiana, this week.
| Hubert Phenicie. one of the or
ganizers for the Kiwanis clubs of the
United States. is spending his yaca-
tion with his parents. in Manchester.
Duane Heath is attending the State
University at Iowa City, taking pre-
| paratory work for this Year, and in
tends to take up medicine and sur
gerry later.
Hubert Carr accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Virginia Carr. to Chica-
go last Friday. From Chicago Miss
Carr went to Northampton, Mass, to
enter Smith College.
The regular meeting of the Jones
Mill Grange will be held in their hall
on Saturday, October End. Every mem
ber is urged to be present Dinner
at noon.
Chester Mccarthy met with pain
full accident one day last week while
cutting enslage. The bones IN one leg
were fractured and the injury will lay
the young man up for some time.
The Tourist Club met at the home
of Mrs. F. L. Durey in Prairie town
ship Tuesday evening. Judge Geo. w.
Dunham gave the ladies instruction
regarding the presidential election OF
the coming November, and very
interesting meeting was the result.
About thirty-five members OF White
Shrine OF Jerusalem accepted an inyf--
tation from the Cedar Rapids lodge
last Friday and attended a big meeting
there that evening. The Cedar Rapids
Shriners entertained the visitors from
Manchester in a most royal manner.
"A. G. Philipp, who was in attend
ance at the meeting Of the National
Pharmacy Association in st. Lious,
several days last week, arrived home
Monday evening. Mr.. Philip came
home by way of Chicago, where ne
purchased large consignment OF
goods for his store.
u. A. Strickland, who has been
such sick man for many weeks, was
able to come to his office for a short
time Tuesday. He has been at the sani-
tarium in Prairie du Chen, Wiscon-
sin, for several days, and is now on
the road to complete recovery. His
many friends are more than pleased
to see him about town again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ford arrived
home from their wedding trip last
Friday evening and will soon go Q
Housekeeping in the M. !. B. Rich
mond residence on Franklin street
Mrs. Ford, whose home was formerly
at Garner, iowa, will be cordially wei
coined by the people OF Manchester
| and both, she and her husband vii
have the most cordial good wishes for
long and happy married life.
On another page of this issue OF
the Democrat appears the advertise
ment Of James Bishop and Harry Da-
ker, announcing public sale OF cat
tie, hogs and poultry. Mr.. Bishop and
Mr., Daker intend to go into the full
blood dairy cattle business and fea-
ture the dairy business more IN the
future. Our farmer readers will note
what they say in their advertisement
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. Smith, and
three children, who have been stationed
in the Philippines for several years,
awaiting orders from the American
Board of Missions to enter their form
er field Of work in Turkey, have re-
turned to the States, on account OF the
very unsettled condition in Turkey.
They spent last Sunday with Mrs,
Smiths father, J. c.. Heath, and are
now spending some time with the form
er's parents, at Rowley.
William Evans of Coffins Grove
is in Finley hospital at Dubuque. a
very sick man. About week ago Mr..
Evans was taken violently i'll with
intestinal trouble and for a time his
life was despaired Of. An operation
was performed on Monday afternoon,
which gave the patient considerable re-
lief, and it is expected to operate
again later in the week. The Democrat
hopes that Mr.. Evans may soon be on
the road to recovery.
The newspaper publishers of the
county, were guests OF the editors OF
the Manchester papers. at dinner at
Keckler's restaurant last Friday even
ing, and following the dinner the
boys enjoyed smoker and discussed
some of the aggrevating problems
which confront all publishers at this
time. A county organization was form
ed. with Editor H. L. Ram OF the
Press, as president, and Editor w. +
Beels OF the Hopkinton Leader, Sec
retary.
L. d. Niles of Lucerne Park. Fla,
spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. whitney, while on his way back
from trip to Colorado. Mr.. Niles Is
the manager of large fruit growing
concern and was sent by his company
to Colorado on business. Friends of
the Niles family will be pleased to
learn that their daughter, who was IN
such critical condition some weeks
ago, is now practically recovered and
is spending some time with friends
,on the beach;
Mrs. G. M. Brown and daughter,
Miss Edith, of Boston, Mass, have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
a dn1rc Mrs