Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-03-05

Rapids Monday morning.
- '-----Wm. Jones was q visitor in Ind
y pendence on Wednesday.
u Attorney W.. H. Norris was
business visitor in st. Paul last weel
= Mrs. E. H. Frentress was guet
OF friends in Waterloo part OF las
week. s.
Representative M. F. LeRo
spent a part OF last week in Mar
z chester.
y -Borh, to Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Fow
Ter, Manchester, March 2, 1913,
daughter.
II Mrs. w. c.. Amsden and Mrs. c
e. Bronson were Dubuque visitors Of
Thursday. II
Senator E.. c. Perkins OF Delh
was business visitor in Manches
ter Friday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. James McCusker
" of the West Side, are the parents q
a son, born March LIST.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. James Faust, ol
: near Manchester, are the parents o1
a daughter, born March I'd.
DIR. H. M. Bradley left today fol
New Orleans, where he will attend
a meeting Of railway surgeons. I'll
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bowen and
baby daughter have been guests OF
relatives and friends at Monona.
: Timothy Sullivan, who lives In
: the southern part Of the county, was
a visitor in Manchester Tuesday.
w. L. Davis spent few days in
: Chicago, on business connected with
the firms poultry and egg concern.
!. Major E. NJ. Carr left Friday for
.. Washington, D. c., to attend the. in
augural Of President Woodrow Wilson.
Robert Harris, who has been in
Mitchell, South Dakota, for some
ime, returned to Manchester last
week. .ss
e. E. Gildner, manager Of the
Gildner Bros. store in this city, was
a business visitor in Anamosa part
OF last week.
The Methodist Aid society will
hold home baking sale next Satur-
day at Kline & Wright's store, be
ginning at 10 o'clock.
-Wm. Cooking and son Arthur Of
near Oneida were in the city last Fri
day, going from here to Waterloo,
where they transacted business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Commerford,
who have been living in apartments
over the Peterson grocery store,
have moved into the residence for
merly owned by Roy B. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slack went
to Rochester, Minnesota, on Mon
day, where Mrs Slack is to enter
the Mayo hospital for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.. Cornweu,
who have been living for some years
at Walker, have taken up their resi-
dence in Manchester, moving their
houehold goods to this city last
week. ss
Mrs. J. A. May has been in |
Omaha, Nebraska, for several days,
assisting in the care Of her father,
s. Toney. who is critically i'll. having
suffered stroke Of paralysis few
days ago.
The girls basket ball team OF
the Manchester High school were
defeated by the Central City High
school team, in game at Central
City last Friday night. The score
was IA to 10.
Il. W. Lampman went to Cedar
Rapids Monday morning to visit his
brother, Charles Lampman. who is
recovering from the effects of a Sc,
we're operation, to which he submit
ted last week.
The Sunday edition of the Regis
ter and Leader contained picture
of the Cornell basket ball squad, of
which Paul Klaus is member. Mr..
Klaus is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Baus OF this city and is junior
in the college.
Mfr. H. G. Smith, who was crit I
ically i'll the greater part Of last
week, has sufficiently recovered tol
be able to be on the streets again
Els host Of friends are gratified to|
learn that his sickness is yielding to
expert nursing and medical atten-
ton. Is
Il. B. Bishop and family, who I
hoo ;,,;~ To ;ol> |
op farm south of Manchester during
the past year, have moved to the J.
B. Durham farm, near Oneida. Mr.. k
Bishop recently purchased the Dun
ham farm, which is one Of the fine
farms in the vicinity of Oneida. K
Mrs. Harrison Taft arrived in
Manchester Monday afternoon from
Newell, Iowa, and has -heen the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Keiser Of Prai-
rie township. Mr.. and Mrs. Taft
will take possession of the Melon
aid place southwest of this city, Mr..
Taft arriving later in the week with
his effects.
The next meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of Sand Creek is to be
held at the home of Mrs. c. H. Bur
hans on Thursday, March 18th, at
2 O'Clock p. m. ALL members are
urged to be present as this is the
annual meeting with election of Off :,
GERS for the ensuing year. Visitors
always welcime.
Miss Myrtle McClane. who has
been connected with the D. B. Fisk
house of Chicago for some time, has ,
been engaged as trimmer in the mil !
l:nery establishment owned by Mrs. ,
Margery Hoyt. Miss McClane comes .
highly recommended as a milliner. )