Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-28

la visitor in Manchester Monday.
Mrs. ]. w. Lewis. Is in Chicago.
purchasing merchandise for the.l
store.
Mrs. D. B. Bogaard spent day
in Cedar Rapids the latter part Of
last week. -
The Thursday Afternoon club will
meet with Mrs. A. J Gildher on Sep
tember 9Th.
Miss Blanche Lane of Oelweln
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
friend, Miss Roberta Davis.
Miss Virginia Carr left last week
for Southampton, where sne enters
Smith college for her second year,.
Jones Mill Grange will meet at
the hall Saturday, October 1st. Din
ner at noon. Work in the afternoon
Robert Hutchinson left Sunday for
Chicago, where he enters Chicago Uni
versity to pursue course OF study.
The Pythian Sisters meet at Castle
Hall October 9TH. There will be work
and all members are urged to be
present
The Sand Creek Ladies Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. .. A. Anderson
on Thursday afternoon, October 6th.
All are invited.
Miss Bessie Graham, who is en-
ployed as dressmaker by Mrs G. \.
Reading. is spending the week with
her parents at Ryan.
Hubert Smith. Henry Munson, Mis-
ses Katherine Beatty and Doris Durey,
students at Ames, left for their school
work Monday morning.
Mrs. Louis Wetter of Sherril, Iowa,
lis a guest this week OF ner sister
inelaw, Mis-. JOHN Haltmeyer, coming
to Manchester on Monday.
&C. Roland Toogood, OF Chicago,
spent two days last week with friends
in Manchester, returning to his work
in R. Donnelly's printing plant on
Monday,
William Bartman and Harold
Hickox, both graduates of the Man
chester High School, have entered the
University of Iowa, for school work
this year.
The w. C. T. U. meets on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Martha Firestine-
The subject is "Our Schools Mould our
Future for Weel or Woe" Leader Miss
Jennie Youngreen.
Mrs. Paul Farlow and little
daughter OF Chicago are guests CT
Mrs. Farlow's father, Jay W. Lewis.
Mr.. Farlcw will join his wife here
for visit late in the week.
Mrs. Chas. Gioirno and six little
children have moved to Manchester,
from Dubuque, and aie now living III
the Hugh Clemans house Oh the corner
Of Kranklin and Butler streets
Mrs A. C. Philipp and daughter.
Miss Vera, went to Iowa City last
Friday. Miss Vera enters the UNIVERSITY
and will take a course in pharmac1.t
Mrs. Philip returned home Monday.
The Farmers Commission company |
announces this week that it will have
a car load Of Michigan apples on track
here on Friday of this week, and thai !
they will be sold at $2.1O per bushei
Mrs. e. NJ. Condit and Miss Ida
woodbridge OF Datona, Florida. are
spending few weeks with Mr.. and |
Mrs. A. c. Phillip. and other friends
in Manchester.
Herman Roloff Sr. OF Arlington,
spent several days the first OF the i
week with his son, Herman, and
daughter, Miss Henrietta Roloff, anu
returned to his home on Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Clarence Brown, who has been
spending his summer vacation with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Brown,
leaves Thursday for Chicago to take
up his work as law student in the
university.
Mrs. VIM. Evans of Coffins Grove
township has purchased the H w.
Lawrence residence on Franklin anu
Clara Avenue, and takes possession
of the property soon. Mrs. Evans VIII
not be able to move to Manchester
until next March, following sale Of
personal property.
-Thos. Wilson went to Rochester
Tuesday morning to consult special
lists regarding his condition. Mr.. VIII
son has been decidedly under tie
weather for several weeks, and we
trust that he may get relief from his
ailRent. DR.. A. J., May accompanied
Mr. Wilson to Rochester.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gray are
making plans to leave Manchester II
a month or so, and will make their
home in Rochester, New York, for the
winter at least. Mrs. Gray's parents
reside at Rochester. and they are in
feeble health, and Mrs. Gray will be
able to give them needed care. i,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mullen OF
Waterloo were guests Of Mrs. Mullen's
people at Dundee several days last
Manchester. He tells us that he has
spent the greater part of the summer
On construction work for the Bell
company out of Des AIoines.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Woods have Is
had as their guest for several days, {
Mrs Ella J. Redmond, sister OF Mr.
Wood, On Thursday evening about
hirty old time friends and neighbors 1
per petrated a neat surprise on Mrs. ,
Redmond, by assembling at the Wood {
lome without first meking their IN /
entons known. II