Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23
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Mrs. Henry Lewis was a Delhi Wis
itor Monday. " SstS
Mrs. w. v. Keith went & to Man
chester Monday to assist her daugh-3
Ter, Mrs. Guy Bishop, in caring for
her husband, who has been Ill with
pneumonia
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dunlap went
10 Manchester Monday. 5sst XII $
Miss McCuskey was up from Mon. \
ttcello Thursday.
J. w. McGlade has returned from
his visit to Ohio. II
Mrs. Ida Rickliffe and little son Of I
Monticello visited among friends in
town Thursday and Friday.
A little son was born to Mr. and
/. Mrs. R. j.. Mcneil last Tuesday.
Mrs c. E. Reeve, Mrs. R. G.
Crawford, Mrs. J. S. Mcconnell, Mrs.
G. H. Ricketts,, Mrs. Rosalia Cum
m1nss, Mrs. F. A. Irish, Mrs. w. S.
-3ee,s, Mrs. r. N. Hooking and Mrs. y
Trevarthan went to Strawberry Point
nd visited Wednesday and Thursday
With Mrs. o. NJ. VanSwearengen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Schuster have
-een visiting in Cedar Rapids and
-lso attended the dairy show In Wa
terloo.
Mr. and Mrs w. B. Morgan leg
Thursday morning for Zephur HiIl
Florida, where hey will spend tt
winter MI
Frank Wheeler and wife Of Mason
f''lle visited couple Of days with a
relauves here. ss5
J. Platt attended the dairy show at
Waterloo last week. M
Mrs. circuit went to Monticello ON
Friday evening and Miss Pearl Or
Gnt. went to Davenport the same
evening. a5l
Mr. and Mrs; Frank Hill and \
daughter Bessie and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Barnes went by automobile to a A
Dubuque Wednesday. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Porter Of AL
Lion, Nebraska, are visiting their
orothers. William and Thomas.
Hon. Maurice Connolly Of Dubuque,
democratic candidate for ! Congress
from the third district, win give an
address in the opera house Monday
evening, October 81. EVERYBODY inyit-
3D.
On Wednesday. October 18th. at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Null,
'en, two miles east Of town, the MARI
riase Of their daughter, Nellie MaeA
julien, to Mr.. Homer H. Brooks,
COX place. The wedding march was
played by Miss Cora Brooks, Miss II
sophia Toennis sang 20 Promise m
Me- The ceremony was performed
~ DR.. S. T. Foster. The newly mar
rjed couple Went to Monticello. where
they took train for Ottawa, Kan
sas, for visit Ola couple Of weeks.
they have many friends who unite in
congratulations and good wishes.
The W. C. T. U. will meet Friday, (
October rs, with Mrs. Getaway. VII.
The Presbyterian church was well
-i'iea on Tuesday evening to hear, Il
Dr.. ]. S. McGaw on Practical Patri-
itism. He is national field secretary
. the National Reform association, III
.nd is on campaign across the Unit
r States in the interest Of the
.orld's conference on the Christian
rinciples Of Civil Government, to be
neld in Portland, Oregon. June 20 n
. August 6, 1913.
A Steiner and neice, Miss Maud ~
Smith, of Monticello visited at j. C.
.irAwooa's last Friday.
ron4 Treser was over from Walker
.r.day in his automobile. 33s3l
Miss Bertha LeClere returned Tues
lay from Miller, South Dakota, where
she has been teaching music for sew 4
sral years.
Mrs. Harma Barnes has been in
siarcus the past week.
s N. "A. IeaInart IS going 70 build &
'osidence, which when finished will -$
cottage on his lot Just west of his 81
1e occupied by his parents. Work has
.lready been commenced
Mrs. G. c. Morgan visited in Mon "
.lcello couple Of days last week.
Mrs. Grant Keith and daughter Eva
we're in Monticello last week.
This town certainly has it's share
# commercial men. One hotel haY-5 "
rg twenty in one day last week.
A. L. Barker and family were in
Manchester Saturday.
Mrs. Green of Coggon is here with
1er sister, Mrs. Hill, who has been
'ery i'll, but who we hope is on the #
way to recovery.
This vicinity was visited by thunder
storms Sunday afternoon and through
he night.
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