Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
OF THE PAST WEEK
MRS. ALEX MARSHALL CALLED TO
MONTICELLO BECAUSE OF
BROTHER,S ILLNESS.
MRS. GRANGER HAS SERIOUS FALL
Harry Davis Of Buell. Idsho, Visits
Parents Here. Brought Csr Lead
. Of Apples to Independence.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. williams are
in Des Moines this week. Mr.. Williams
is attending the meeting Of Iowa Fair
Secretaries. SIS
Miss Margaret Stanger arrived
home this morning from New York.
to attend the funeral Of her grand
mother, Mrs. B. M. Amsden. ss
Miss Sadie Griffin arrived home
from Minneapolis. last week and ID
spending a few weeks with her sisters,
Misses Lizzie and Mary Griffin.
Mrs. Geo. w. Miller and Mrs. +.
B.. johnson Delightfully."- entertained
company Of ladies at a one o'clock
luncheon, Tuesday, at the home Of Mrs.
Miller on East Union street.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the American Legion win
be held in the parlors Of the armOry
on Wednesday evening, December 21st.
All members are urged to be present
The American Legion Auxiliary
will serve refreshments; pie, sand
witches, doughnuts and coffee in the
J.. M. Jones Garage the evening OF the
old time dance. Friday. December 1e.
Jos. Hutchinson and E. M. Carr
left Sunday afternoon for Washington
on business connected with the Man
chester & Oneida Railway Company.
They expect to be in Washington about
week.
The boys and girls Sunday School
class Of the Golden church held par
ty at the parsonage last week. There
were forty young people present and
enjoyed chicken pie supper and So
cial time.
Clerk o. R. Dunham issued mar.
riage licenses to the following persons
during the week: Jas. r. Clendennen
and Margaret Lewis; Truman H.
Goldsworth and Elizabeth NJ. Heiser-
mann.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the AM
erican Legion will serve lunch In y.
Nj Zones & Sons Garage offices dur
ing the dance next Friday evening.
The proceeds will 60 into the Auxiliary
treasury. e
Quite number OF Manchester
folks were at Earlville on Tuesday to
attend the funeral services OF Mr.
Robert Hunt, who passed away in Fin
ley hospital at Dubuque last week.
Mr.. Hunt was the father OF nineteen
children. s
Mrs. Ned Paris OF Spring Branch
has been seriously i'll suffering from
an attack Of appendicitis. Her con-
tition is very materially improved &C
this time. fact her friends will be
pleased to learn.
Mr. and Mrs W Sea ~ Ton.
kawa. Oklahoma. are guests this week
OF Mr.. and Mrs. C.. M. Hanna. in North
Manchester. Mrs. See is sister OF
Mr.. Hanna. They expect to leave for
their home on Thursday.
Are norr. ra.,,. . :. ~,
90 % ,as. u,aas. ,,;th har rsathar ~.
= n I.anr ~ strawhsrry POINT Mrs M
+ ,an~ ,s N " hosn;ta1 - Ch,casn CO. ,vhar.
she submitted to a very serious oper-
alton. Her friends hope that she may
be speedily restored to good health.
Harry Davis ~ Rrel Idaho n Il
the CITY this week. Visiting with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis
and other relatives near Manchester.
Mr. Davis accomnaniad q car load ~
APPLES from RneI 10 = grocer AZ In-
dependence. and came to Manchester
to visit his people.
Mrs. Harriet Sammons OF Farming
ton. New Mexico. arrived in Man
chester early this morning. called here
on account OF the death Of her moth
er. Mrs. Sammons was ON her wav "a
Florida. and when she reached Jacr.
sonyille the word of her mothers death
was Communicated 70 ar.
r,,.rd. !, NJ. n.
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