Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-11-20
Cal w. Martin spent Sunday with
friends in Dubuque.

N In Dubuque Saturday. -
Allen Leroy spent Sunday visl
ing at Beloit, Wisconsin.
FL Howard Marshall spent Sunds
visiting friends in Waterloo. #
Capt. J. F. Merry was Ceda
Rapids business visitor Friday.
Hugh Clemans was a bushes
visitor in Dubuque Wednesday.
. John Hughes Of Ryan was a bus
ness visitor in the city last week.
i Rev. w. S. Sylvester of Fayett
u was Manchester visitor last week. /
The annual Thanksgiving dane
will be given at the Central opers
house.
Mrs. G. G.. Bradley was a recen
t visitor with friends and relatives il
Dyersville 4E
> DIR. r. J. Guthrie of Dubuque was
in the city Monday afternoon on his
way to Ryan.
The laying of the cable for new
:, electroliers on East Main street was
begun last week. S
Misses Ona Barnd and Eathyle
Morgan visited with friends in ,Inde-
pendence last week.
"A. D. Long spent part OF last
week in Cedar Rapids, attending a
meeting of the Scottish Rites.
- Miss Eathyle Morgan expects to
spend Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Seeley at Waverly.
The Farmers Savings bank at
Robinson, this county, opened its
doors for business last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cowles had
as their guest the latter part of last
week, Mrs. Emma Wilson of Jesup.
Miss Mildred Smith returned
home Sunday from a visit at the
home Of Mrs. Vera Sibert Better at
Waterloo.
Mrs. William Burk went to Mus
catine, Iowa, last week to attend the
funeral Of her mother-in-law. Mrs.
Sarah Burk.
The Misses Hazel and Margaret
Adams, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Adams. We're Independence
visitors Saturday.
"A. D. Brown, in his advertise
ment, calls attention to the many ex-
cellent qualities OF the Globe-Wer-
ncke sectional bookcases.
!. Miss Madge Pentony went to
Detroit, Michigan, last week, where
she will remain for an indefinite vis-
1t at the home Of her aunt, Mrs. c. L.
Belknap.
The next number of the Man
chester Lecture course will be given
at the Central Opera house on Mon
day evening, December 2, by the
Four Artists. -
- Mls. Margaret Mitchell Of. Delhi
and Mr.. Frank AIcDonough Of West
Union were united in marriage byI
Father T. j. Roney Of this city on
afternoon, November II,
1912. Their friends extend congratu-
ations.
Mrs. J. F. Clokey of Dubuque
was a visitor in the city Wednesday,.
Mrs. Clokey, who is the wife Of the
pastor Of the the Westminster Pres
,yterian church Of Dubuque. spoke
Il the praise meeting held at the
,ome of Mrs. w. D. Hoyt that after
loon.
Oscar Benson, who has posi-
ion in the agricultural department.
It Washington, D. c., was guest
II friends in Manchester part OF
asst week. Mr.. Benson Is Della
ware county boy. having been en-
gagged in educational work in Iowa
prior to receiving his appointment
n the government service.
Miss Aletha Gillian entertained
= her home south Of this city on
friday evening the members Of the
Senior class OF the Manchester High
school, and. the members Of the fac
llty. An interesting pro8am was
;arried out by the members of the
lass and by the members of the
aculty. After the program, Miss n
Sillilan served dainty refreshments.
&c. w. Ortberg, who about four I
weeks age suffered most distress
ng accident, by being thrown from
lis vehicle while his team was rull-
ling away, was able on Sunday to
,e on his feet, by the aid Of a pair Z
# crutches. Mr.. Ortberg had the
zones in his lower limb terribly shat
ered, and has since been confined TO
lis bed. It will be some weeks yet
,efore he will be able to get along
without the aid Of crutches.
-N1ert Scovel, who lives east OF
recently returned from
hospital at Rock Island, where he
went to receive treatmnt for his eye.
While doing some carpenter work
lew weeks ago, nail struck the eye
oall in such a manner as to badly lac
crate it. For time it was feared
hat Mr.. Scovel would lose the sight
If the eye. The surgeons at the
Rock Island hospital are confident
hat the sight can be saved.
-Dyersville is the first city in
EASTERN Iowa to get good deal OF
Advertising along the line of the Chi
cago Great Western railway through
Tho aoonnv of q Pullman cOmpart-