Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-30
THE LOCAL news
OF The WEEK
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AT HOME AND
ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF EVENTS
Items Of a Personal and General
Mature Picked up About y
E Town.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Clemens i
we're Cedar Rapids visitors on Mon
lay
Mrs. Edward Schacherer. went to
Dyersville on Saturday afternoon Toy
a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Hines and daughter,
Miss Cecil, arrived in the city Satur-
day afternoon from. Charles City. /
. Mrs. NJ l.. Hennessey and Mrs.
Oscar Hockaday and two children
were visitors in Dubuque Saturday.
Mrs. George Klaus and sister,
Mrs. Margaret Lindsay, spent Satur-
day with relatives and friends in
Earlvil,e.
H. H. Lawrence returned to his
home in Waverly Saturday afternoon
after a visit in Manchester with REL
atives and friends.
Mrs. E. II. Prowse departed on
Saturday afternoon for Rockford, II
Enois, to visit with relatives and
friends for several days.
Work of laying the cement blocks
on the Haug machine shop was COM
| menced Monday. 1t is expected tc
have the factory in operation in a
few weeks. ID.
| MIR. and Mrs. Harry Drew ii
Green, Iowa, are the parents OF
son, born Friday, October %. MI
!: and Mrs. Drew were former residents
of Manchester. :
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. King have
been enjoying visit during the PAS
week from the latter's mother, Mrs
Henry Stiles, of Cedar Falls. Mrs
Stiles departed for her home Mon
j, day afternoon.
p. T. Madden went to Water.o
, Monday morning. Mr.. Madden !
called as one of the jurymen to hea
. cases to be tried before the Unite
: States Federal court in session a
5 Waterloo this week.
Peter Even arrived in Manche'
e ter Saturday afternoon from Frleh(
/ ship, Wisconsin, where he had bee
a looking after land interests. He RI
5 ports good crops in that section c
{, me state ssr this year.
: REV. an5 Mrs. j. F. Moore wer
. in Waterloo last week, Mr.. Moore a
tending the sessions of the Laymen
: Missionary conference, and Mr.
Moore remaining to attend the Sc
g siors CT the w. B. M. 1.'"'
DIR. C. R. Weir spent several da!
last week at Iowa City, called in co
sultauiun with DR.. Dean OF the me
ical deartment at the State unlve
sity. DR.. and Mrs. Weir returned
Manchester Saturday morning. a.
Will Hahesy, who recently cor
. pleted the erection of the handson
!. lnew residence he sold to Curt
Hockaday, has commenced the ere
! ton of second residence on
lots on New street. Mr.. Hahes
hopes to complete the building
!. the first of the year.
). Curtis Hockaday and family a.
O now nicely settled in their beautH
new home on North New street, r
a Gently purchased Of VIM. Hahesy. In
q residence is one of the most mode1
!. residences in the northeast part
the city, and will make for Mr.. al
) Mrs. Hockaday a strictly model
# home. r.-s .,.'
Mrs. Earl Bronson, who has bee
a guest at the home Of Mrs. G.
Bronson during the past sever
weeks, departed for her home
F. Spencer, Iowa, Saturday mornln
n Her daughter, Miss Zoa Bronson, lie
e Thursday for Iowa City, where 81
J. will visit with friends for a bre
$ time before returning to Spencer.
Her Many friends in this CT
win be pleased to learn Of the IL
prcvvnent IL the condition OF MI
Oliver K. Lennon, who has BET
critically IL, at her home on la
Wayne street. Mrs Lemons mot
er. Mrs. E. L. Massey, of Garne
Iowa, arrived the latter part OF Ia
week to assist in caring for b
daughter. Tx.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Gildner al
baby and Mr.. P. Swanson were An
mosa visitors Sunday, making t
trip overland in Mr.. Gildner's STA
ley Steamer car. Upon their relu
the party was accompanied by NJ
Alfred Gildner, manage OF the vi
rer Bros store at Anamosa. N
Gildner returned to his home MO
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Amsden hav
been enjoying visit this week 1ro
Mrs. Amsden's sister, Mrs. l..
Miller, Of Minneapolis. Minneso'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kenny Of Watt