Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Of THE PAST week
H. E. PHENICIE ACCEPTS POSITION
WITH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
OF GALLUP, N. N.
MERCHANTS INVITE XMAS TRADE

MERCHANTS INVITE XMAS TRADE
Marion Cloud to Locate in Manchester
For Practice OF The Il
Law
Work in the rank of Esquire at
the X. P. hall next Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Richardson
have moved into the Hugh Middleton
home on East Union street.
Miss Avis Goodwin. of Waterloo
spent last Wednesday with her mother,
Mrs. King Goodwin, in this city.
Miss Wilma Boyer of Edgewood
was guest Of Miss Anita Peet from
last Friday night until Monday.
u. E. Nye, who has been confined
to his home on account OF illness for
several days. is able to be about his
work again.
Charles Hermann of Waterloo was
a visitor among his relatives and
friends in and near Manchester sew
eral days the first of the week.
Mrs. Maurice Hetherington and
daughter. and Mrs. e. M. Hamblin,
left Tuesday for California. where
they will spend the winter months,
Mrs. E. ]. Wilson, Of Westfeld,
New York, arrived last Wednesday
evening, and has been the guest OF her
cousin, Fred H. Munson, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Mcdonald, Of
Des Moines spent several days last
week in the home of Mrs. McDOnald's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. "A. McInt0sh.s,
Mrs. J. F. Graham will be hostess
to the Missionary Society of the Con-
December 14th. Leader Mrs. NJ j.
Yoran.
Fred White of ST. Louis, Mo-, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his wife.
and daughter. Miss Olive White. in
this city Miss Flo Olmstead OF Ce-
dar Falls was also guest in the White
homo over Sunday.
There will be an entertainment
and box social held at the schoolhouse
in District No. Prairie Township.
Friday evening, December 16. Every
body invited. Ladies please bring
baskets. Alice Farrell. Teacher.
Miss Ruth Kidder Of Manchester
is member of the Cornell Oratorfcal.
Conservatory Orchestra of thirty-f0ur
pieces which will present the nire-
teenth annual performance Of Ham
deIs Messiah" here Sunday, Dec. IL.
w. ]. Davis. manager Of the Farm
ers Commission Company, brought il
a change OF advertisement too late for
insertion this week. Mr.. Davis states
that he has car load of late Ohio
and Irish Cobblers, on track and II
taken at once will sell them at $3.50
per bushel.
Attorney Marion Cloud, a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Cloud, of Cedar
Rapids, contemplates locating In Man
chester to engage in the practice Of.
law. Mr.. Cloud is graduate of the
law school of the university Of South
Dakota, and has had careful training
for his chosen profession.
The Sand Creek Ladies Aid So
5ciety will hold their annual bazaar
and chicken pie dinner at the Fred
Durey home on Thursday, December
18th. Besides the usual articles theSe
will be home baking and candy ON
sale. There will .also be grab bag.
Everyone come and enjoy the day
with US.
.-Thos McKeag, who owns and man.
ages bakery at Decorah, Iowa, spent
Sunday and Monday with his family
in Manchester. He tells us that he
has built up fine business in Decorah,
and that at the present time some OF
the boosters of that city are interest,"
ed in an undertaking to develop oil
wells in that locality.
-Representtive Clyde Doolittle has
been appointed chairman of commit
tee of the American Legion to arrange
for the County convention OF the Le-
gion, which will be in Manchester
about the second week in January.
according to present plans. More will
be said about this meeting in future
issues Of the Democrat.
Manchester Lodge No. 165s A. F.
& A. NJ, will convene Friday after
noon, December 9th, at four o'clock.
for work in the third degree. Dinner
will be served at $780, The evening
session will open at 1880 at which time
the regular election of officers will
take place, followed by third degree
work. All members and visiting breth-
rem are urged to attend.
Richard Evans and his wife and
daughters, of Warden, Washington,
came last week and are spending a
few weeks with the formers father.
John Evans, and other relatives and
friends in various parts of the county.
1t has been twenty years since Mr..
Evans has visited his father. and 1t
goes without saying their visit at this
time is proving most happy one.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Phenicie, who
have been at Cloquet. Minnesota. for
a year or more, and where Mr.. Phen-
icie has been the secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, spent few
days with relatives and friends in the
city. They left Tuesday night for
Gallop, New Mexico. where they will
make their home. Mr.. Phenicie has
accepted the position of secretary OF
the Chamber of Commerce of that city;
and begins his work at once.
"A goodly representative crowd
of our citizens gathered at the depot
last Friday with the hopes that the
train carrying Marshall Fosch would
make a stop here. 1t seems that the
party had not included Lamont m the
list of cities where stops were to be