Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-08-10
-E. H. Hoyt of Des Moines was in
Manchester last weekend.

! e H. Hoyt of Des Moines was il
Manchester last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Williams wer,
!. visitors i'll Chicago several days las
week.
4 Mrs. Edw. Hruby left Monday
morning for visit with relatives in
Chicago.
! Miss Ethel Hankins is taking a
weeks vacation at her home in Hop
kinton.
Miss Melba Stephens is spending
a few days in the Jack Wider home in
Dubuque.
Mrs Margary Hoyt is enjoying a
weeks visit with Miss Lucy Johnson
OF Dubuque.
Judge A. D. Long left this We'd
'nedsay morning for Sioux City, where
he goes on business.
MIR. and Mrs. Brown and their
daughter, Miss Nesta Hall, are en-
joying visit from their son and
brother this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Barrett of
Vermillion, South Dakota, are visiting
at the home of.Judge Geo. w. Dunham
They came here from Lake Okaboji.
Miss Name Delvin is back from
Cedar Rapids with a new line of Fall
Millinery for Welch & Co. She is
holding formal opening this week.
Miss Louise Williams of Charles
City visited for day with Miss Laura
Norris. Miss Norris left with her
Wednesday for her home to make
short visit.
Miss Etna Hoyt leaves this week
with her uncle E. H. Hoyt for Spirit
Lake, where she will spend week at
the Hoyt cottage visiting her cousin,
Mary Eleanor Hoyt.
ALI the county officials with the
exception OF the clerk, will attend the
convention of county officers held at
Fort Dodge on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Stanger, who
are camping in Minnesota, wrote home
that they had witnessed tragic
drowning of woman and boy and
girl in the lake where they were.
Miss Helen Graham is expecting to
entertain Miss Dorothy Becker Of Mil
waukee, Miss Naomi Lubien of ST.
Ansgar, and Miss Stella Taylor of La
mont, the latter part of this week.
Florence Kinney returned Satur-
day from FIVE weeks spent in Finley
hospital at Dubuque. The young
lady underwent several operations sue
cessfully and is now much improved.
Mrs. J. C. suydan and daughter,
Bina, of Dodgeville, Wisconsin, are
spending few weeks at the George
Keyes home. Mrs. Suydan and her
late husband resided here some forty
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sabin and
little daughter have arrived by auto
in Manchester from Fort Defiance.
Arizona. They expect to spend a
month visiting at the Haeberle and
Sabin homes.
Mrs. Charlie Hoag left this week |
for her new home near Syracuse, New
York. Mr.. Hoag and their daughter
and husband are already there. The
families have bought farm in the
vicinity of Syracuse.
Robert Condor has returned from I
the hospital at Iowa City, where he
has been taking eye treatments. His
sight is much improved and much en-
as to his condition has
been given him by the specialists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Phenicie ar
rived at the Phenicie home last week
from Croauet, Minnesota. They came
to Manchester in their car, leaving
Croquet at 8 o'clock in the morning
they arrived at Manchester at 8 o'clock
the same evening. Minnesota and
northern Iowa evidently have excell-
ent roads.
The Misses Mary, Katherine and
lane Mccormick have returned to their
home in Cedar Rapids after visiting
in the Charles Mccormick home. The
children's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Mccormick, have been travelling in
California this summer. "Dode" was
sent as delegate from Cedar Rapids
to attend the X. of c. convention at |
San Francisco.
Claude A. Wright has opened up
his Photo studio in Manchester again.
Until his downtown studio is ready
he will do pictures in his home office.
Mr.. Wright is making a speciality of
home portraits and has extended his
business to eight of the neighboring
towns. He has not been away from
the business for so long that people
can not recall his former good work
in the photography line.
Father Joseph McElmiel of Delhi
will officiate at st. Mary's church in
on Sunday, August IA,
and at st. Johns church in Delhi on
Monday, August 15. Father McElmiel
was born and raised in Delhi and is
he son of Joseph F. McElmiel,
pioneer resident of Delaware county.
Father McElmiel was ordained at the
University of ST. Louis, June 26, 1921,
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