Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-08-17
Mr.. and Mrs. will Cloud a,

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cloud ant
daughter Margaret are spending this
week at the Dells in Wisconsin, The
Cloud family drove there in their car
Mrs. Frank Hall. Mrs. George
Storey, and Mrs. Glen Strickland are
attending the Pythian Sisters coRven-
ton at Waterloo the 16, II, and Is OF
August.
Mrs. Irene Bonnell Of Chicago left
for her home Saturday after spending
some time this summer at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Jones.
The Misses Mabel and Dorothy
Munson plan to spend the weekend
in Cedar Rapids at the home Of Mrs.
George Heayerman. Mrs. Heaverman
was formerly Miss Marion Blake Of
this city.
"A. C. Philip advertises this week
supply of Gene Stratton Porter's
new Book, Her Fathers Daughter"
on sale at Central Pharmacy today,
August 14th. 1t is a beautiful romance
of Sunny California Read his ad.
Marriage licenses were issued out
of the clerks office during the past
weeks to the following persons: LIE
Roy McGregor and Myrtle ]. Faust: :
Of. Leroy Corell and Mildred A. Gund-
ZACH; Edw. c. Bruggeman and Emma
M. H. Dingbaum.
George kerton and his sister, Mrs
Chas. Haight of Hanley, Sask, Can
ada, returned to their home Tuesday
morning, after having been called
here on account of the death of their
father.
Fl Martineau and son Donald ar
rived in Manchester Monday for
visit at the home of Mr.. Martineau'sI
sister, Mrs. Bert Grems. Warren
Grems came home with them after
spending two weeks with them in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Carr and
Helen and Virginia, motored
to Cedar Rapids Saturday to attend
the wedding of Mrs. Carr's niece, Miss
Margaret Powell to John D. Wallace
Of Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Clemans and
family returned last week from the
west, where they have been making |
an eight weeks visit among relatives.
They have also been visiting many |
places. They spent some |
time in Washington and Oregon and |
made tour of the Yellowstone Ma
ional Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Matthews and
laughter, Nary and Norman Ackley
md AL Thorpe have returned home
rom the lakes after two weeks va
.ation Last week Mr.. Matthews father
received a box sof fish sent by them
rom the lakes. Among the large fish
vas pike twenty-five inches long
Weighing seven and one hall pounds
aught by Mrs Matthews.
Walter r. Schwandt, who has been
pending the past two and half Il
months in Denver and the Rocky
fountains in Colorado, arrived home
friday afternoon. He has again re-
umed his position as linotype opera
or for the Democrat. Arno Peet, who
'perated our linotype machine during
he absence of our operator, is in
,edar Rapids this week making his
lans for school work at Coe College.
Through an oversight the Demo-
rat failed to make mention of the
cath Of Robert Carter, baby son of
ref and Mrs. C. H. Carter. The baby
lad been frail from birth, but in
pite of this handicap the little lad
eemed to gain in weight and strength.
Ir. and Mrs. Carter and the baby
ad been spending several weeks of
heir summer vacation with relatives
4 western Iowa and Nebraska and
eturned to their home here about
.ugust 1st. Without moments warn
lg death claimed the little life early
thursday morning, August 4th, Heart
reuble caused the baby's death. Mr..
nd Mrs. Carter have the profound
of their friends in this sor-
DIV which has come to them because
[ the death of their only child.