Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Of THE PAST week
MR.. AND MRS. C. j. SEEDS TO AT
TEND NATIONAL MEETING OF
BANKERS ON COAST
STUDENTS RESUME SCHOOL WORE
Misses Elizabeth and Josephine Hut
Crimson Arrive In
Honolulu.

Mrs. ]. D. Cloud Of Cedar Rapids
is spending the week in Manchester
The little son of Ned Paris ha,
an arm broken this week when cal
kicked him.
DIR. and Mrs. Phil Kittoe of Gal
ena, Illinois, are visiting at the ]. H
Allen home.
Mrs. James Kenrick and son o
Britt, Iowa, are visiting at the w. L
Noble home.
Miss Mabel Munson left today fo1
Chicago where she expects to work fol
a few months.
MIR. and Mrs. L. P. McFadden arr
in Mason City this week visiting Mr.
McFadden's family.
George Dilger, Robert Atwater ant
Raymond Hare have all entered Grin
nell College this fall.
Miss Froste Coltman has just ar
rived home from Chicago and Other
parts of Illinois this week.
Miss Margaret Denton left today
for Wellesley. Massachusetts,, where
she will resume her school work.
Miss Anna Hussmann has accepted
a clerical position at the Nationa
Manufacturing Company in this city
Mrs. G. G. Pierce OF Chicago ls
spending a few days with trends in
Manchester.
Leslie L.. Hoyt, son Of Mrs. Mar
gerry Hoyt, Of this city, has entered
Kemper Military School, at Boonville
Missouri.
-Lafe Matthews Sr., left on an ex-
tended business trip this week to SionS
City. points in Minnesota, and the
Dakotas.
Miss Ruth Kidder, Miss Ruth Will
son, and Miss Mabel Ryan, left foI
their school work at Cornell College
this week.
Dan Reagan, of Ryan, was busi-
ness visitor in Manchester Saturday
and while in the city paid this office
q pleasant call.
Miss Agnes Wilson left last week
for Pleasant Plain, Iowa, where she
will be in instructor in history in the
high school there.
Y "A. C, Philip leaves in few days
for Denver, Colorado, where lie is a
delegate to the NATIONAL Association
of Retail Druggists.
Mrs. A. S. Coon of Huntertown,
Indiana, left for her home Tuesday
after a visit in Manchester with hcr
son, Harlo, and family.
John McKeag has purchased a new
Ford touring car. Probably the new
stretch of Highway east Of town Was
for this venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fardy return
eG this week from an auto .r1p to
Omaha, where they have been visit
ing, Mrs. Fardy's brother, T. P. Dew
lin.
The Misses Lydia and Lillian Hass
number of guests last
Wednesday night as a compliment to
their cousin, Miss Ruth Myhrmann Of
Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Durey and little son
Of Strawberry Point and Mrs. E. Chap
man and Mrs. w. r. Leck OF this city
leave next week for visit at Sigour-
ney, Iowa.
Clarence McKeag who has been
working in Decorah all summer is
home this week He expects to depart
for Iowa City next week and enter
the University there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keiser and
little daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Drew and two children drove to Cedar
Rapids Saturday to see Barnum-B Bailey
and Ringing Brothers circus.
w. l.. Drew left last week for
futile, North Dakota. where he ex-
poets to look after the harvesting of
his crops. Mr.. Drew will also make
/ business trip to Minnesota before
to Manchester.
The Misses Virginia Amsden, Elsie
McKeag, and Gladys Mcintosh depart
ed for Grinnell College Monday morn
ng. Miss McKeag will enter her sopo-
more year there, and the other two
voung ladies will register as fresh
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Hollister of
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, are visitiI 6
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Scott and Mr.,
md Mrs w. C. Blake. Mr.. and Mrs.
1ollister drove here in their car and
will go on to visit other relatives in
IrinneIl
John Coon, IS years of age, de-
that he is rather active
nan even yet. He shocked grain and
pitched bundles to the threshing ma
,hine this summer, and the other day
he husked eighteen bushels OF seed
,orn for his grandson, Earl Durey.
Mrs. John R. Kennedy Of Prairie
Township and her sisters. Miss Chloe
md Kathryn Allyn, gave a miscellan-
,ous shower at the beautiful Kennedy
arm home for Miss Margaret Barr,
Who is to be a September bride a
oyous company Of about forty were
'oyally entertained, and presented
Hiss Barr with many beautiful and
lseful gifts. Music and various en-
ertainment followed by refreshments
illed a delightful afternoon on Satui-
lay afternoon of last week.