Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-14

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p. M. Prayer service at 7:3O on Thurs
day evening. Sunday School at noon.
| CONGREGATIONAL
| Sunday School at 10 A. M. Preach
ing at HOO A. M. Christian Endeayor
at $50 Preaching at 1880.
Henry Munsen is home from Wy
oming, Iowa.
Mrs. ]. NJ Jones spent Tuesday
in Cedar Rapids.
Andrew Goen left last week for
/ school in Dubuque.
Mrs. A. Thorpe and Mrs. James
Kelsey were in Dubuque last week.
Miss Lorraine Bradley leaves Fri
day to enter the Liberal Arts College
at Chicago Northwestern
w. ]. Smith and family arrived
home from five days auto trip 10
Minneapolis last Sunday.
The Thursday Afternoon club will
meet the 22nd of September at the
home of Mrs. Harold Durham.
"A. Thorpe spent several days last
week in Dubuque purchasing merchan-
disc for his store.
Miss Elizabeth Baumgartner will
leave for Chicago this week to enter
the school of speech at Chicago North
western.
Miss Mary Mccormick, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mccormick, is
attending school at Mt. st. Joseph's
in Dbuuuqe.
Mrs. Catherine Schneider of Col
den was a visitor in Manchester Mon
day. Mrs. Schneider advertises her
farm for sale.
Mrs. Ruth Fish and Miss ,Iuliette
Mcintosh entertained at an informal
party Tuesday evening at the VIM
Mcintosh home.
Cecil Brayton of Ryan left for
Coe College at Cedar Rapids this week.
Mr.. Brayton attends college and also
an instructor there.
WI. duu MIS- OIlS MillcI anu
daughter Evelyn were guests of Mrs.
Miller's brother at Independence sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. Sarah Bradley and Mrs. Gao.
w. Dunham entertained the Tourist
club Tuesday at a one o'clock lunch
con at the home of Mrs, Bradley.
u. H. Ward of Chicago visited
with his sister, Mrs. M. ]. Britt last
Saturday for few hours. Mr.. Ward
also went to Ryan to see his relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Tobe Hussman, and
Rev. and Mrs. Otto Graf drove to Du-
buque last week to visit Joe Nieman
who is recuperating at Mercy hos
pital.
Miss Grace Wolcott entertained at
tea from two to four o'clock NJ, nday
afternoon. Miss Margaret Stanger. who
is Just home from Boston. was the
guest of honor.
MIR. and Mrs. c. 1. Coon and fam
lily of Cherokee, Iowa, left today after
spending few days in Manchester
visiting at the home of G. Coon and
ether relatives.
Miss Grace Wilcott leaves this af-
ternoon for Boston, where she will
enter her last year at Emerson Col
Iege of Dratory. Miss Wolcott expects
to get a degree in Literary Interpre-
tation.
Clerk o. r. Dunham has issued
marriage licenses during the week to
the following persons: Albert v. Sill
and Hazel B. Shower; Irwin H. Rhoades
and Florence v. Hill; Geo. A. Ovel
and Emha F. Norman; Carl Halt
meyer and Fern E. Mulligan.
Elder NJ. w. Akefs tells us tina.
Mr.. Carl Ausmus, one of the two men
who were so brutally murdered in the
basement of a large garage in Chicago
last Friday, was personal friend of
his, having for some time lived in the
same house with Elder Akers and
wife at Bloomington, Ill.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul r. Stevick of
Moosup, Conn, have been visitors al
the George Wood home this week Mr..
Stevick who has been doing graduate
work at Boston University the past
year left this week for Sioux City
where he will head the department Of
Religious Education, at Morningside
College. Mrs. Stevick will remain for
a few days with relatives in Manches-
ter and vicinity before joining her
husband at Sioux City.
Miss Margaret Stanger arrived in
the city Monday morning from Boston,
for two weeks vacation. Miss Stang
er has almost completed her second
year of training at the Boston Chill
dren's Hospital. She will be sent to
New York City on her return east to
take a course in hospital there and
will work several months in the slum
districts in connection with her hos
pital work. After this course is com
pleted she will return to the hospital
at Boston to complete her training