Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07

Francis Fleming of Delhi spent
4 the past week visiting his cousin Glen
Barr
Mrs F.. j. Thomas and son of
| Chicago are visiting at the Rowe home
on East Union street
Clyde Rowe of Chicago left Mon
/ day after spending few days at the
home of his mother in this city.
Miss Florence Klaus left last week
for Valley City, North Dakota, where
/ she will teach in the high school.
Herbert Wolcott left for Chicago
1 Monday night to visit with his mother,
| sisters, and brother. Nelson Wolcoti.
Chet Liddle of Chicago returned
to that city Saturday after spending
several days visiting his friend Cal
Martin
Miss Floy Hooker left Monday for
Cedar Rapids to take three months
course in the Cedar Rapids Business
College.
Miss Sue Fleming and Miss Grace
Wolcott spent several days last week
in Cedar Rapids visiting, Mrs. George
Heaverman.
Mrs. Joe Rhines has been enjoy
ing visit from her daughter. Mrs.
Chas Kay, and small daughter, of
Farley. Iowa.
w. N. Wolcott arrived home from
CoIfax, Iowa, last week Mrs. Wolcott
who is there taking treatment is much
improved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Dennis
OF Detroit, Michigan, drove home with
the D. r. Dennis family to make an
extended visit in Manchester.
Mrs. S. B. CharIeton of Woodward.
Iowa, left for her home Saturday af-
ter an extended visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Barr.
Mrs. Writ Bronson of Spencer,
Iowa, and her daughter, Kathleen, of
Bay City, Wisconsin, spent Friday in
Manchester at the home of Mrs. c. E.
Bronson.
DIR. F. p Webber and James =.
Vert of Cherokee, Iowa. visited W..
IA. Norris Monday on their way to at
tend st. Bartholomew Conclave at |
Cedar Rapids.
Billy" Kurth, mechanic in the
Manchester Auto & Supply Company
repair shops, was the winner of the
Ford Touring car, given away at the
Legion picnic at Delhi on Labor Day. |
w. J. Lawrence left for Chicago
Saturday after making visit at the
Henry Goodhile home. Mr.. Lawrence
will visit Clarence Copeland in Chi
cago and will then return to his home
in Pasadena.
Tom Norris left for Iowa City
Monday. Mr.. Norris was elected bust
ness manager of the University's hum
urous magazine and he and the editor
of the magazine are now getting this
years plans organized.
The Misses Virginia and Helen
Carr left Tuesday for Mount Carroll, |
Illinois. Miss Helen Carr will enroll
in the Frances Sinner school as a !
first year student Miss Virginia will
return home Thursday.
Miss Phyllis Hughes, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Hughes, entered
De Sales Heights School for Girls
at Dubuque on Tuesday. In addition
to the regular school work Phyllis
will be given special training in music.
The attendance at Upper Iowa
Fayette, Iowa, this year
promises to be very large. Practically
every room at the Ladies Dormitory
is taken Other rooms are rapidly
being reserved. School opens Septem-
ber 13.
"A large congregation was present |
at the morning service in the Con
gregational church last Sunday, to
greet the new pastor, Rev. J. Frank
Moore, and to hear him in his first
sermon of the present pastorate. Those
who heard Mr. Moore last Sunday were
delighted with his sermon. Members
and friends of the church are invited T
to attend reception for the newf
pastor and his wife on Friday eve
ming, at $50, in the parlors of the
church