Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-24

Mrs. G. A. Peterson was q Wis
itor in Waterloo Thursday. ,3.
Nv. F. Croskey was 9 business
visitor in Dubuque Thursday. 155s
Mr. and Mrs. D. y. Meggenburg
were Dubuque visitors Monday.
: Alfred Gildner was E business
visitor in Anamosa last Thursday.
Miss Genevieve Drummy was
a guest Of relatives in Dubuque over
Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Condor and daugh:
ter were visitors. in Cedar Rapids
Friday. 43s
jay Barr has gone to Chicago to
enter the law department Of Chicago
University.
Mrs. E. r: Afford Of Waterloo
was a guest Of her mother, Mrs. M
H. Williston, the latter part Of last
week. ~ AZ s%5 '5S
John Mulvehill Of Masonville was
q business visitor in Manchester
Friday. g. /. .s,s5 f.3 .;
Mrs. J. F. Jackson and children
were guests OF friends in Dubuque on
Saturday. 5
MIS-. A. D. Brown was a guest
last week Of her daughter. Mrs. Ed:
win Cobb. at Marshallt0Wn.
Mrs. George Buffers and daugh:
ter. Miss Effie Buffers, were Du- J,
buque visitors Saturday. e. IA 4 5i5.a y
Charles Hoag of Charlotte. Mich.
lgan, arrived in Manchester Thurs
Day for q visit with his brother. E.
w. Hoag. s., .a
Judge Geo. w. Dunham went to L
Waterloo Monday morning to preside
over the session Of court being held
there this month.
Mrs. w. M. Crosier and son re-
turned to their home Saturday even
Ing. after spending few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Morse. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Steadman, re- 4
turned from Waverly Saturday after
noon, after spending the week with I
their daughter, Mrs. H. H. Lawrence,
and family
Mrs, Florence A. Graybill, who q
has been guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hetherington. left 4
Thursday for her home at Bartles-
vile, Oklahoma. ,s,5
s-Supt and Mrs. H. +. Ports
have been enjoying a visit this week
from the formers mother, Mrs. L.
H. Ports yof Des Moines, and brother,
VIM. Ports Of Sheridan, Wyoming. 3.
y. NJ. Morisey, division passeng-
7r agent Of the Illinois Central, was
guest Of his mother. Mrs. G.. II. Il
Morisey. and looking about among n
Ills old Manchester friends last week.
.--B. w. Grems, j. j. Goen and n
Iohn Fardy were in Dubuque Friday,
attending the business men Of the
Key City an invitation to visit
Manchester on one. Of the Carnival
lays.
Miss Mary Gates, daughter OF
!. ]. Gates Of this city, left Friday
morning for Iowa City, where she n
'nters the state university. She 35
vas accompanied as Tar as Cedar
eapids by her father. :. @.5
Mrs. George w. storey went to-
'edar Rapids Monday to assist in the a
are Of Mrs. d. B. Allen, who has
een in feeble health, and who now
> PROSTATE with grief over the death
t her daughter, Mrs. A. 8. Hart. II .. M
James Beal and his sitter, Miss a
dattie Beal. Of near Delhi, were In
Manchester Monday morning. They
lad just returned from I four weeks. /.
fsit with their sister, Mrs.. Ltzziss
Feals Palmer, whose home Ii 1t Com
ord, New Hampshire Mr.. Beal Ia
eports the fruit crop In q larger por-
lon Of the east through which they S5
assed as far. short Of the usual
ield. The drought which was sox gem
raj throughout the central west, ex-e
ended through q large area Of the
ruit growing districts Of New York
nd other states Of the east. They
eport a highly delightful trip.