Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-14

/ Ben and John Hussman are trS
ing out the local roads with ney
Ford Coupe.
/ Hugh Clemans returned Saturda
from business trip to ST. Paul an'
Minneapolis.
Max Dawson and Paul Young LEI
| Monday morning for Coe College, a
Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. D. B. Bogaard entertaine,
the Fortnightly club last Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. L. d. Massey of Creston, Ia
visited at the R. D, Graham home las
| Friday.
| Fred A. Pope spent several day
with his mother in Tampico. Illinois
last week.
Miss Edna Meyers of Strawberry
Point left for Grinnell Monday to en-
ter Grinnell College.
Miss Blanche Everett spent severa
days last week with Mrs. j. B. Enos
and daughter at Marion.
Miss Floy Porteous left for Grin
nell last week to resume her work as
instructor in the city schools there
Miss Lillian Hass left for Chicago
Monday night to spend two weeks with
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
E. Myhrman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Strickland, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Strickland and Mrs. M
I. B. Richmond motored to Dubuque
Saturday.
Miss Villa Richardson left fol
Iowa City Friday to take up her work
as English instructor in the Iowa City
high school.
Mrs. Robt. Harris and her mothe,
Mrs. Ed. Harms leave by auto this
week for Jefferson, Iowa, to visit in
the Charles Brock home
Mrs. VIM. Scholl, who has been
spending several months with her
brother, Cal Martin, returned to her
home at Ft. Dodge last week.
Senator and Mrs. Geo. S. Banta
and their daughter, Norma Banta, and
the local editor of the Democrat spen.
Sunday with friends in Waterloo.
George Everett took vacation
from his work on the streets of the
city last Friday by indulging in at
tending the Ringing Bros. circus at
Waterloo.
Miss Gail Bronson and her brother
Chester Bronson, of Chicago, We're in
Manchester on Sunday to attend the
funeral services Of their grandmother,
Mrs. G, E. Bronson.
Emery Reading of Davenport, Ia,
came to Manchester Saturday night
and spent Sunday with his brother.
G. K Reading, who is critically ill
with heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hutchinson Were
greatly elated over the news of the
safe arrival at Honolulu, of their two
daughters, the Misses Elizabeth and
Josephine HUTCHINSON.
Miss Mary Lindsey, who visited
several days in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Barr, returned to her home
in Minneapolis, last Thursday. Miss
Maud Barr accompanied Miss Lindsey
to Minneapolis, for a short visit.
Miss Agnes Bradley left for Chi
cago Monday morning to enter the
National Elementary Kindergarten Ca,-
lege. Miss Bradley graduated from
Ward Belmont school for girls at
Nashville, Tennessee, last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Gleason of
Masonville, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Har-
ris and Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Harris
of Manchester motored to Waterloo
Friday to see the famous Barnum-
Bailey and Ringing Brothers circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Seeds leave
next Sunday for Los Angeles, Califor-
mia, where they will attend the meet
ing OF the National Bankers Conyen-
tion. They will also visit Mrs. Pauline
Seeds and daughter, and other friends
on the coast.
One and one-half inches of rain
fell during the storm on Saturday eve
ming. 1t was such beating rain that
the main highways leading into Man
chester were in excellent condition. In
some sections where road work was
under way, it made motoring next to
impossible
Miss Ruth Cessna of Ames has.
returned to that city to take up her.
work as instructor in the physio-
logical chemistry department at Iowa
State College. Miss Cessna has been
visiting at the DR.. C. NJ. Morgan home
in this city, on her return from Roch-
ester where she has been employed
in the blood chemistry clinic.
Mrs. A. B. Carhart and daughter,
Miss Carhart of Volga City. were in
Manchester on Friday evening to at
tend the reception given by the mem
bers and friends of the Congregational
church to their new pastor, Rev. J.
Frank Moore and his wife. Judge and
Mrs. Stiles drove to Volga City during
the afternoon and brought Mrs, Car
hart and Miss Carhart to Manchest.,
in their handsome Hudson Coupe.
Members of the Manchester school
board and their wives extended very
gracious welcome to the teachers OF
the city schools at six o'clock din
ner served on j., S. Jones lawn las
Wednesday evening. 1t is difficult for
a stranger in any community and
his little courtesy shown by the school
board will undoubtedly help the teach