Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-01-24
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AT HOME AND
ABROAD. I.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF EVENTS
Items Of Personal and General
81 Mature Picked Up About
Town.

: Il u ~ Z.
u sSs M. F.. LIE Roy and E. NJ. Carr
were business visitors in Waterloo
Monday.
W. L. Davis goes to- Chicago the
latter part OF this week on a brel
business trip.
John Seeley Of Waverly was an
over Sunday visitor with relatives
and friends in this city.
"A masquerade skate will be giver
at the Central Opera. house on Fri.
day evening. February End,
Mrs. A. N. Billingsley was en-.
tertained at the home Of Mrs. T. j.
Hamilton at Hopkinton part OF Last
week,
There will be regular commun-
ications off Manchester Lodge, No. l65
A.. F.%& A. M, on; Saturday evening
Of this week.
Miss Villa Richardson returned
to Ames on Wednesday morning to
resume her studies at the Iowa
State College.
George Severance departed Sun.
day for Mexico. New York, where he
VIZ spend two weeks visiting rela,
dives and friends.
Al. y. Thorpe OF Waterloo was
a guest at the home OF his parents,
Mr.: and Mrs. A. Thorpe, the latter
par &c last week.
Mrs. Eta Reeves returned
home from Dubuque Monday after.
noon, concluding a brief visit with
relatives in that city.
County Clerk Graham issued one
mrriage license during the past week
to John Matusch, aged 81. and Miss
Ella. straub. aged e..
Gus, Barnd and son Dan 60 .tc
Rochester, Minnesota. next Monday
where the latter will submit to ar
operation for appendicitis.
~: III schaeherer of Edgewooi
ard john schac herer of Dyersvnle
spent Wednesday. at the home Of Mr.
ari Mrs. E. j Schacherer.
4 Mrs NJ. H. Wrlliston will be
hostess on next Monday evening e
the Thirteen Club. The Thackeray
program will be continued at this
meeting.
The City Charity Circle will
NEE. with Mrs. NJ. 8. Van Auken on
nent Friday, January 2s. AL mem.
bers should be present az there ID
business to be transacted.
Miss Minnie Hahesy departed on
Monday for Des Moines. where she
will enjoy a two weeks visit at the
home Of Miss Mable True. Before
returning home she will also visit
with friends dn Waterloo.
"A dance WILL be given at tho
Opera house In this city st. Valen-
tines day. February 18th. Carpen-
ter's orchestra has been secured for
the event and these who attend. are
assured Of a very pleasant time.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taerney.
who have been spending several
months in this city as guests at the
home Of the formers sister. Mn.
JIG. Roney. leave next month for
their home in Deadwood, South Da.
kota. N "a.
Samuel Krall. who was operated
ON for appendicitis by DR.. Guthrie
Of Dubuque at Park View hospital
in this city Friday. Is getting along
as wen az could be expected. news
Ills many friends viii be glad 4 to
learn.
After vacation visit. OF sever
al weeks In the home OF his par
enta, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Davis
Harry Davis departed Thursday fo1
Ames to resume his studies in the
state college, where he Is pursuing
an agricultural course.
The Ladies OF Maccabees arr
anticipating a PLEASANT time at the
X. P. Hall tomorrow evening, wher
installation Of newly elected Officer.
for the ensuing year will take place
They will have as their out OF tow1
guests. Ladies Petit and Perkins {,
Waterloo and Lady Webb OF Cedar
Rapids.
Wayne Smith, who has beer
employed on the Wells Fargo Elk
press wagon in this city, met with {
distressing accident In the freigh'
room at the NJ. & o. depot saturda,
morning while waiting for express 81
a train that was backing into thu
yards. He was leaning against {
raditcr and as he stepped forward
it fell and threw him and as re
suit broke his leg in two places.
"A. E. Fierstine, who livesa on
the Hutchinson farm near the Barry
Vile cremery, has been feeding {
bunch Of quail during the winter ant
the birds have become 80 tame tina
they come up and feed with the
chickens and seem to have no NOR
fear of the members of his family
than does the poultry. Anyone know
ing that there is a bunch Of quail OF
his premises should see to it tina
they can obtain sufficient feed dur
ing this time when the snow is g
deep that birds cannot find the foot
tsr themselves