Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-06-08

Georgia and Kentucky on busines
, several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Williams en-
tertained few friends at six-thirt.
dinner on Saturday evening.
Miss Hess, Commercial teacher il
the local schools, has gone to her hom
in Kansas for the vacation.
Mrs. C. T. Heninger of this cit.
was a visitor in Waterloo severa
days the first of last week.
/ Dewey Jones OF Mason City spen
several days last week with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cad Jones.
Miss Kate Singer, who has beer
nursing near Winthrop for severa
weeks, arrived home last Thursday
evening.
The Fortnightly Club members
are enjoying themselves at a picnic al
the Fish Hatchery this "wednesday
evening.
Miss Virginia Carr, who has been
attending Smith college at Northamp-
ton, arrives home today for the sum-
| mer vacation.
Miss Ethel Taylor and her mother,
of Eugene, Oregon, arrived in Man
chester the first of the week for visit
in the w. N. Wolcott home.
Miss Whitcomb, art teacher in the
local schools, has gone to Cedar Falls,
to spend the summer taking special
work in the teachers college.
Mrs. C. e. Bronson and son, Henry
Bronson, went to Rochester, Minne-
sofa, Monday morning. Mrs. Bronson
goes there to consult specialists.
Miss Stella Taylor, teacher in
the Manchester schools, went to La
mont the latter part Of the week to
spend the summer with her parents.
Miss Luella Greenwood OF Cedar
Rapids, and Miss; Nettie Brown of An
amosa spent several days last week
with the formers brother, O. M.
Greenwood.
Miss Hilda Magdsick, who has
been the very efficient teacher of
music in the local school, has gone to
her home at Charles City for the sum-
mer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs, H. F. Boil from near
Mt. Hope left Tuesday morning by
auto for Ames, Kansas, where they
viii spend the summer with their two
sons, Archie and Floyd, and families.
The regular meeting Of Orient
Chapter No. Is. o. q. S., will be held
Tuesday evening, June 14th, at 700
o'clock. Owing to Chautauqua the
meeting will be called early and no
supper will be served.
After T.4-rsdsY. ggaa sts., the
rooms occupied by the Associated
Charaties will be closed until Sep;
tember. Any one especially needing
help during the summer time is asked
to notify some member of the COM
mittee.
Mrs. Fred Haug, who has been in
the hospital at Anamosa, where she
submitted to- a very serious operation
some weeks ago. has recovered suffi-
ciently to be able to return home,
much to the delight Of her many
friends.
Ross Phenicie, a student at Lin
coin, Nebraska, was privileged to
attend banquet given in honor of
General John ]. Pershing recently.
General Pershing addressed the meet
ing on the subject of "Our Army in
Peace and War;"
Mrs. Frank Slack leaves on Fri
day of this week for Davenport, where
she will visit her son, Leslie Slack,
and wife, and from there Mrs. Slack
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Slack will
go to Chicago for a visit with rela-
tiyes and friends.
County Clerk o. r. Dunham issued
marriage licenses to the following
persons during the past week: Mel
vim L. Bond and Frieda e. Roloff;
Earl H. Raus and Selma E. Lorenz;
Jerome A. Glass and Fannie NJ. Gray;
Frank d. Brickley and Evelyn M.
Michael.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
American Legion Of Manchester will
not meet on Wednesday evening, June
18th. on account of Chautauqua, but
will hold its next regular meeting on
Thursday evening, June 23rd, at 8 |
1oI 1;o;h -
bership are urged to be present.
"A team belonging to George Sid |
dell INDUCED in lively runaway last
Thursday morning, making things
rather interesting about town for a /
few minutes Fortunately little dam
age was done, and that was to Ford !
truck belonging to Jess G. Lewis, and |
standing on Fayette street just south
of Mr. Lewis Music House.
Mrs. A. D. Brown of this city and
her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Cobb, of
were at Macon, Mo-,
several days last week, where they at
tended the wedding of Mrs. Browns
niece. Miss Dorothy Doneghy, and Mr.
Byron T. Wherry of Chicago. Mrs.
visited here on numerous oc-
casions and has many friends among
the younger people who wish for her
and Mr.. Wherry much joy and happi-
ness.
The National Manufacturing Com
pany makes an announcement on the
Farm Bureau page this week that
should find a ready response from our
farmer readers. and that is during
tbp npyt fow dayc tho oop,,op,- will I