Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-08-17

t Mrs. I. L. Rogers and her so
Lloyd OF Evansville. Indiana, are spend
ing the week at the home of j. I
Sloan.
!, Mrs. Burnside and little daughte
of Jesup arrived Saturday to spen
a short time at the home of her mother
Mrs. Tom Kent.
Mrs. o. r, sherwood and he
daughter, Miss Ida Barnard, have beer
! visiting Mrs. A. Foster and her daugh
. ter May, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chase an,
family of Wolcottsville, Indiana, ar
visiting at the home of Mrs. Chase
! father, w. e. Noble.
Miss Margaret Meyers, who il
county superintendent of Clayton
County, is at present visiting at thu
M. II. Williston home.
Miss Wilma Kenny of Waterloo
returned to her home Saturday aftel
spending few days visiting, hel
cousin, Miss Virginia Amsden.
Miss A. f. Williams and Miss j
Norris of Philadelphia have left fol
visit in New Jersey after spending
six weeks visiting Mrs. Eliza Russell
in this city.
! MIR. and Mrs. N. H. Hyde, Charles
1 Thorpe, Mr.. and Mrs NJ l. B. Rich.
mond, and Miss May Coleman spent
Sunday at Richmond Springs near
Strawberry Point.
Mrs. Blanche Locke and children
are spending few days at the Harry
Muckler home. The Locke family at
one time lived in Manchester, and now
reside at Marcus, Iowa.
Miss Daisy B. LIE Master of
Charleston, West Va, returned to her
home last week after two months
vacation spent among friends in the
vicinity OF Manchester.
Mrs. Fred Durey entertained at a
one o'clock luncheon one day last
week as compliment to Miss Juliette
Pierce. Miss Pierce returns to her
home in Los Angeles. California, this
week
The. Rev. Daniel Russell Of New
York City was guest for few days
last week at the home of his niece,
Mrs. e. W. Williams. Rev. Mr.. Russell
is pastor of the Rutgder Presbyterian
church in New York City.
Clifford Kephart is taking his va
cation this week from the store of
w. l.. Drew. He and his wife and
young son are taking in all the neigh
boring fairs, Cliff is playing a few
ball games also.
Henry Stiles, an old resident of
Delaware Couaty, now of Cedar Falls,
drove to Manchester last week with
Sherman Turner. Mr.. Stiles is eighty
six years old but he enjoyed his ride
immensely. While here he visited Mrs. |
James Killing and family.
Byron Bronson of Muskogee, Okla
homa, arrived in the city Sunday. Mr.. !
Bronson drove here in his car and was |
caught in several transforms enroute.
Regardless of mud and transforms he
says that the west road coming into
Manchester is the worst one that he (
"A. M. Cloud has sold the Leroy |
home on Main Street to P. M. Cloud
The home now owned by p. M. Cloud I
has been purchased by NJ j. Morten-
SON. The Mortenson family will take /
September 1st. James Bur-
bridge has rented the home that the
Mortenson family now occupy,
George Barr and family return
ed last week from an interesting trip |
taken through various western points
Of interest, such as Denver and the r
Yellow Stone National Park. 1t seems
to be a case of the little old Ford
right along for Mr.. Barr
says while Cadillacs sat by the road
side he and his family sailed on in
their trusty Ford.
Miss Bertha Waterman of CARRIER.
Iowa. is visiting at the home of Miss
Lenore Kenyon. Miss Kenyon and Miss
Waterman taught in the Colesburg
schools. They are plnning to leave
for Castlerock, Washington, later in
August to teach in the public schools
there. They expect to take a tour
through Yellowstone Park on their
way to Washington.
Miss Alice Jones is spending few
weeks at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Jones. Miss Jones
has just finished a course of instruc-
ion at Northwestern summer school,
where she was in charge of the teach
ing of public school music to school
teachers. During the year Miss Jones
teaches music in the Evanston schools
and is assistant supervisor of public
school music at Northwestern Uni
versity.