Manchester Democrat., 1920-12-29
Mrs. Solon Hamblin is seriously
III at her home suffering from Bright's

i'll at her home suffering from Bright's
disease,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Malyen OF
Waterlo spent Christmas with reia-
tives and friends in Manchester.
--Arno Peet, student in Coe Col
Iege, is spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Peet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Townsend and
son, Bobbie, spent Christmas day with
relatives and friends at Aurora Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stevenson and
two sons, are spending the holidays
with the formers parents, at Ottum-
wa.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. D. Brown and son,
| Clarence Brown, spent Christmas with
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin Cobb. at Marshall
town.
Olaf Beeman, a teacher in the
local schools, is spending a part Of
her vacation with friends in Washing
| ton, d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Young OF Lake
\ Geneva, wisconsin, have been the
guests Of the latter's mother, Mrs
Mary Servoss.
| Miss Man Carhart OF Northwest
ern University Is spending the va
cation season with her mother, Mrs
| A. b. Carhart.
| Mrs. C.. M. McKinnis of North
Manchester had the misfortune to fall
down flight Of stairs and break
the bones in one OF her arms.
| Hubert Smith. George Richardson,
Hassel Munson and Henry Munson
| ali students at Ames, are spending the
vacation with their parents, In Man
chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Purvis and
baby OF Dubuque. and Mr.. and Mrs.
I VIM. Puryis and baby of Waterloo were
guests Of Mrs NJ X Brown over the
holidays
County Superintendent and Mrs.
W. A. Ottilie were summoned to Cold
field. Iowa this "wednesday morning
on account OF the illness of the latter's
father, Mr.. George w. Whyte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Carr enter
tanned a company OF young people at
dinner party Monday evening IN
honor Of their daughter, Miss Virginia
Carr. who is spending. the Christmas
| vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Blake and chill
dren Of Clermont, Iowa, spent Xmas
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I IS. H. Morgan. Mr.. Blake won out in
a hard fought contest for representa-
| tive from Fayette county and VIII
leave for Des Moines next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Morehouse Of
| near Masonyille have the sympathy OF
their friends in the sorrow that mas
come to their home because OF the
death OF one Of their twin sons, who
succumbed to pneumonia on Christ
mas morning. Funeral services were
| held at the family Tuesday afternoon.
County Clerk o. r. Dunhan Is
sued marriage licenses to the follow
ing persons during the past week:
Leonard G. Steva and Mildred Fern
Hamlin: Willis J. Rowell and Goldie
! Tracy. Miles G. Bushnell and Lilace
r Richardson, Allen G. Hermance
| and Fern Ryan; John w. Johnson and
| Eva F. Haigh, Trevor T. Haight and
WV r. Hunt, Howard H. Hunt and
Emma Fern Reeder.
The Manchester Auto Y supply
| COMPANY brought in change OF ad-
yertisement too late for insertion II
this weeks issue. In their advertise
ment they call attention to their bss.
ter service, storing batteries during
\ the cold months, and repairing and
rebuilding such as need attention. Auto
/ owners who are not using their cars
j during the winter will do we'll to taks
/ their batteries to the firms plan
and have them taken care OF by ex
pefts.
I IT. N. Arnold, for some years IN tn
grocery business In Manchester, ans
4. who is now the big chief in one OF TN
hest wholesale fruit and grocery house
in Nebraska. spent Saturday and sun
day in Manchester, and while here a
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs. =
L. Ram. Mr.. Arnold is some business
/ man. take 1t from us, for his hous'
land a wholesale house in Counci
Bluffs. Iowa, are said to be the oni.
4 two concerns in the states OF Ne
braska and Iowa that did not sustain
a loss when the price Of sugar tool
its timble. Those who attended tn
services at the Methodist church las
Sunday morning had the pleasure o
hearing him sing, and all are agree
that he has not lost any Of his apii
itv as a tenor singer. He left Monda
afternoon for Dubuque where ne ma
some business matters to attend 10.
Wayne c. Currell, assistant cash
, lier Of the Delaware County State bani
/ is a very capable man when you pSac
him behind the counter In bant
| but what he does not know aoou
, driving a car on slippery roads woui
fill a good sized book. On Christina
dav Mr.. Currell attempted to drive
!, Tama by way of Cedar Rapids, an
when he was out of the town OF Cos
J gon a few miles he permitted his me-
: Buick to slip into the ditch, with IN
i result that both left wheels wef
: broken off 1t is bad enough to los
two wheels from the car, and ate
, walking back to Coggon he could ne
/ get a soul to come to his rescue uni
late that night, and so was Obliged