Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-08-31

for visit in western Iowa and MIN
nesota.
Leslie Hoyt has returned from a
Boys summer camp at Minoqua. Wis
consin.
Mrs. W. H. Barnes left Monday
for an indefinite stay at Arlington,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Strickland
spent few days in Minneapolis re-
Gently.
Mrs. Thomas Norris Of Dennison,
visited at the W. H. Norris home the
past week.
Herbert Wilcott of Ames, Iowa, is
visiting his friend, Robert Hutchin-
son, this week.
Mrs. Martin Murray and daugh-
er Mary of Fon Du Lac, Wisconsin,
are visiting at the John Fardy home.
Manchester and Winthrop played
ball at Jesup last Thursday. Mnaches-
ter was defeated by a score OF TO
2.
The Thirteen Club will commence
its winter work at the home Of Mrs.
Julia Boynton on September 5 at 1880
O'clock.
Mr.. and E. NJ. Carr are in Gin
cinnati this week attending the an
nual meeting Of the American Bar
Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Pollard and
family. of Chicago stopped at the r.
A. Denton home on their return to
their home after several weeks spent
at Clear Lake.
Miss Emma Paxson has gone to
Omaha to- be with her sisters. Mrs.
Nell Hayes and Miss Susan Paxson.
Miss Susan Paxson is critically Ill
at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carroll and
William Fardy OF Monroe, Wisconsin
spent several days this week at the
John Fardy residence.
Miss Marguerite Goen leaves to-
morrow for Libby, Montana, where
she will take up her second year as
commercial teacher in the schools OF
that city.
Mrs. J. C. Suydan and her daugh-
ter Bina of Dodgyille, wisconsin, VINO
have been visiting for the past few
weeks at the George Keyes home
leave Saturday night for their home
Mrs. Donna Taylor, who has been
at Strawberry Point for several weeks
caring for her mother, has again re-
turned to her work as stenographer
in the law offices of Yoran & Yoran'
Thomas McKeag and his two little
grandsons of Decorah, Iowa, are IN
Manchester for several days this week
Mrs. Charles McKeag will also spend
few days in the McKeag home this
week.
Mrs. Denton Burdick and son, Den
ton, of Redmond. South Dakota, are
visiting Mrs. Burdick's grandmothers
Mrs. C. e. Bronson and Mrs. Miranda
May. Mrs. Burdick will be remembered
as Miss Zoa, Bronson.
Prof. and Mrs. v. Weems are now
located in part of the Mrs. w. G,
Amsden residence on North Franklin
street. Mr.. Weems succeeds Miss Flor
ence Riddell as principal of the local
High School, while Mrs. Weems will
teach in one of the grade buildings.
Miss Florence Riddell, who served
the local High School so acceptably
in the position of Principal for eleven
years, has accepted position OF
teacher of latin in the High School
Of Rockford, Ill, beginning her work
there new week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kramer Sr.
Of Dyersville were guests over the
week end of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kramer in this city. On Sunday the
Kramer families drove to Norway, Ia,
where they visited with Rev. Joe Drex-
Ter.
Miss Dorothy Keyes has purchased
new Ford Sedan from Jones and
Sons. Miss. Keyes returned last week
from Chautauqua work to resume heI
schoolwork in the Earlville schools
She has signed three year contract
with the Dominion Chautauqua, the or.
ganization she has been working for
the past season.
Thirty-eight members of the Noble
families had picnic reunion at the
Quaker Mill Sunday. John Chase and
family Of Wolcottville, Indiana, the
Will Harris, and Arthur Harris, and
Frank Thomas families of Greeley, the
E. B. Porter family of Delhi, the Will
Noble and Floyd Noble families, Bur-
dette Young family the r D.. Graham
family and the Charles Noble family
of Manchester were those that attended
the reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Morse and
their daughter Miss Luella leave Man
chester soon to make their home in
Long Beach, California. The members
Of the Baptist church and the fam
ily's old neighbors gathered Satur-
day at the Baptist church as fare
we'll, compliment to the family. A pro-
gram of speeches and musical num-
bers was given and ice cream and
cake was served. A luncheon cloth was
presented to the family as parting
gift from their friends.
Hon. ]. w. Miles enjoyed visit
last Friday from his nephews, Hon
Harry ]. Miles and wife, and Stanley
Miles of Miles, Iowa. Stanley Miles
served a year with the American Army
in France during the world war. Mrs