Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-09-25

rs, rs WEDNESDAY, '1' 'E''ll sEPl l:'!
3. J. Page Is = Waterloo buslnes
visitor today.
"A D, Long was in Earlville o,
! business Friday.
Fred Miller is IN Cedar Rapid
en- business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Matthews spen
Friday in Dubuque.
I'd: o. Chamberlain was q vistto
In Dubuque Thursday.
p, e. Gildner spent Thursday i
Cedar Rapids on business. f
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Finch wer
visitors IN Dubuque Friday.
Thomas Noonan was bushes
visitor in. Earlville Thursday.
H. c. Smith was at Dubuque al
tending the races Thursday.
Dr. N. D. Wilson was bushes
Ev!si' Or in Dyersville Thursday. 1.
Lyle Conger is visiting witt
frends at Bemidji, Mississippi.
E. NJ. Carr was business Wis
for In Independence Wednesday.
MIR: and Mrs. o. H. Lewis wer,
Cedar Rapids visitors Thursday.
II -,iy g g.s
Mise Doris Finch was . guest o
friends at Usage q part OF last week
H. NJ. Gibson Of Waterloo was ,
Manchester visitor the latter part Q
last week. !,
Mrs. W. c. Blake was a gues
Of friends in Waterloo the latter par
@ last week. s4.s
Sam Townsend went 70 Waterloo
Thursday morning tor several days
visit With friends. /
Miss zazel Evans spent the lat
ter part Of last week IN Waterloo Wis
ting Nth: friends.
anf Mrs. Jos. Mccormick o1
Cedar Rapids were guests Of relatives
IN Manchester last week. 3
and Mrs. r. W. Cutler Of
Cedar Falls were guests Of Mr. and
Mn NJ. T. Leroy last week.
John Reilly Of Ryan was In the
city Wednesday morning enroute to
Dubuque on business trip.
Mrs. VIM Crosier Of Coggon
spent Friday IN Manchester. a guest
a. the home OF her parents. n
Mrs. IA. Strickland was a guest
.os her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. v.
Sewcomb at Ear3ville Thursday.
Mira. Grover Better Of Waterloo
was a guest Of her sister. Miss Mable
lsit,ert. the latter part OF last week. i
MrA Burdette Given has return
Ell home from, q two weeks visit with
friendssat Mineral Point Michigan. N
y. s.s..s--Mrs. G. ". Kellar and daughter
IN TAursdsy morning for Brooklyn,
Iowa. for two weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
sllinssE ofsS ColssbuEs
vasinsManchester the latter part Of
last week. : guest 1t the home Of
his son.. Edw. Bolsinser. 35
Mrs. w. H. Enstgn entertained
the Attle tolka of the ,Presbyterian
church and their mothers ~ the
maass last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. yred Kner Of Carol,
Michigan. arrived 10 Manchester on
Thursday afternoon for visit With
her friend, Mrs. Burdette Given. III
Miss Mable Green and Mr. Harry
c. Glanz. both oes Hopkinton were
unttedHtn marriage BY Justice George
S. Hster on Wednesday afternoon,
Light frosts wste reported from
different parts Of the state last
Wednesday night. No treezing frosts
were reported and no damage was
done to crops. M
James Gates departed Thursday
morning for Seattle, Washington. to
attend school the coming year. Mr..
Gates may decide 10 locate at Seat
tie indefinitely. !,
III Mrs. H. c. Haebefle and daugh-
ter, Miss Fannie. are enjoying Wis.
It from w II. McCoYA and daughter,
Miss Florence, Of Kai1spell. Montana,
who arrived Friday morning.
Mrs Thos. Elder was at Marion
last week. : guest Of her son, Clyde
Elder, who IL recovering from injur-
les received In . railroad accident at
Cedar Rapids,
Mrs. "A. e, Taber returned to
her home at Marble Rock, Iowa, on
Thursday afternoon after a visit in
the city at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
W. H. Magill.
"A Chinese laundry will open this
week in the Bowman building on
north Franklin street. The business
viii be conducted by Charles Chong,
who comes here from 1ndependen
Niles Margaret Dittmer left Sun:
day morning for Oberlin, Ohio, where
she will enter the conservatory OF
music at Oberlin college. Her moth
er, Mrs. H. A. Dlttmer. accompanied
her al far as Chicago. q
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Scott have been
visiting In Manchester at the home
o. the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scott. Mr.. Scott. who has been