Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-07
THE LOCAL NEWS
OF The WEEK
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND
ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF EVENTS
lts.ns Of Personal and General
Nature Picked up About
~ Town.

i Nature Picked up About
Town.
Miss Alma Duba was an over Su
day visitor in Waterloo.
-s. S. Squires Of Ryan was bus
ness visitor in the city on Tuesday.
Elmer Hesner went to Oelwei
Monday afternoon on business tril
Charles E. Chapman was a bus
ness visitor In Cedar Rapids Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Klaus {
Earlville were visitors in the city te
day.
"A. D. Long left Tuesday morr
ing on business "trip to Freepor'
Illinois.
e. E. Gildner left Monday after
for Dumont, Iowa, on bushes
trip.
Judge George ". Dunham he'll
court in Grundy county part Q
last week
IL. J. Gates went to Cedar Rap
ids last Thursday morning on bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Frank Assmus spent las
Thursday visiting with friends in Du
buque.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcintosh are
the parents Of a baby girl born Satur
day, May 3, 1913.
Misses Stella and Pearl Mutsch
Ter spent Sunday In East Dubuque
visiting with relatives.
Mrs. J. F.. Graham and daughter
Miss Maude Graham. were visitors
in Dubuque Thursday.
"A. B. Terrl and his daughter
Miss Blanche Terril, were visitors, in
Dubuque on Monday.
E. w. Williams spent Saturday
and Sunday in Chicago visiting his
brother, Charles Williams.
Mrs. ]. j. Goen and Mrs. E. J.
Schacherer spent Thursday in Du-
buque. visiting with friends.
Miss Gail Coltman OF Cedar Rap.
ids spent Sunday in Manchester at
home Of Miss Nell Armistead.
Mrs. Melissa Irving returned to
Manchester Thursday morning, after
9 visit in Coggon with relatives.
Ss George Robert, barber in the O.
M. Greenwood shop, spent Sunday in
Waterloo visiting with friends.
Special communication Of Man
chester lodge No. 1856, A. F. & A. NJ,
on Thursday night. May sth. Work on
second degree. ,.,s., 81
Miss Marian e. Barr. who attends
Epworth seminary, was a guest over
Sunday OF her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Snyder. Z
Mrs. H. C. Haeberle; and daugh-
ter, Miss Fannie Haeberle, returned
home last Saturday after spending a,
delightful winter In California.
Mrs. B. Blackstone OF SiouxCity
s visiting at the home OF her daugh-
.emain here during the summer.
"A. S. Blair returned home Friday
morning from a visit in Waterloo, ant
where attended the banquet given in
lonor of the judges Of this district.
Mrs. Christina Bracket was at
Central City last week attending the
uneral Of her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Harry Dubois, which was held Thurs
lay. ss7
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Blake and
granddaughter, Miss Marian Blake,
'eturned home last week after an
extended pleasure trip in the south
md east.
Fred Heald, who resides on a
arm east OF Bailey's Ford, sustained
,ainful injuries last week when 4 he
ut his hand on a piece OF broken
lass.
An uneventful meeting Of the
chool board was held Monday even
ng at the office of secretary, NJ. J.
Ioran. The usual number Of blA
we're allowed.
The marriage Of Miss Olive Mes
1T and Mr.. Harry Legacy, both OF
Bradley, Illinois, was solemnized last
by Rev. J. F. Moore, pas
or of the First Congregational church
f this city.
Your attention is called to the
advertisement of D. F. Grove &
Company, in which they quote at
ractive prices on ready-to-wear dress
IS consisting of wool, silks and WOO.
hallies.
H. L. Ram and Clarence Cox,
linotype operator, were at Central
;ity the latter part Of last week,
lelping install Mergenthaler limo
ype, which Editor E. S. Wetherbee
lad recently purchased Of the Press
+ this city.
Leopold Haas went to Lamont
,Ionday morning where he began his
luties as a sales man for Kansas
Hty firm, selling automobile repairs
md supplies. He expects to con-
inue that work until next fall when
le will enter college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hamblin and
children arrived in the city last week
rom Fullerton, Nebraska, and were
,uests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
solon Hamblin. Roy Hamblin and
amily went to Ryan Thursday morn
ng to visit relatives and friends and
lfter a three weeks visit in this vi
Unity they will 60 to California,
where they expect to make their fu-
ure home.
-Alva Smith, who received painful
INJURIES in a runaway accident three
weeks ago, is recovering slowly. A
number Of his neighbors gathered at
he home last Friday to help Mr.,
smith with his springs work. Mr..
Ind Mrs. Smith feel under lasting OBJ
igations to the neighbors who helped
hem in time of trouble. Mrs. Smith
served dinner and supper for the
nen. H
The Register and Leader Of last
Sunday contained picture of men,
oers Of the Achoth sorority of the
:owa university at Iowa City, of
which Miss Blanche Bishop, daugh-
:er of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bishop
If this city, is member. The mem
oership Of Achoth sorority is limited
to young women affiliated with the
Order of Eastern Star, who are at
tending the university. The Register
and Leader also Contained picture
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