Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-02-26

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HI. L.. Ram went to Chicago tn,
first of the week on a business trip.
-Dr. R. ]. Guthrie Of Dubuque wa
a business visitor iD the city Monday
>-W. H. Norris went to st. Pau
the first Of the week on q business
trip. ..3. 53a
-Milward Dennis OF Cedar Rapid
is visiting in Manchester with rela
lives and friends. ii #
II. F. Haennig of Masonville wa
issued a patent last week for an auto
matte pump vent.
w. N. Snodgress Of Iowa Fall
was a business visitor in Mancheste
the first of the week. s,
IS. X. Myers and J. H. Sphinx re
turned Saturday morning from :
business trip to Chicago.
The board of supervisors We're ii
session at the court house last Fri
| day. They will meet again next Fri
day.
George Robert Of Waterloo ha!
taken the position as barber in the
first chair at the Orin Greenwood
shop. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. L., E. Pride ant
daughter were at Hopkinton las
week to attend the funeral Of Floyt
S. Bowen. (.
MIR. and Mrs. Lambert Simmons
Of Chicago were in the city last week
attending the funeral OF, the late If
yin A. MCGEE
Mrs. Herman Zirtzman went t
Rochester, Minnesota, Friday, where
she is receiving medical treatmen
at the hospital.
IS. H. Morgan has recently pur
chased the Frank Cramer residence
on East Howard street and takes pos
session this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fiyeash
and children removed to Cedar Fails
last week, where they will make their
home in the future.
Isaac Sheppard and family, who
have been residing near Delhi, have
recently removed to a farm just
south OF Manchester. e,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Ball, who have
Deen speneing the winter months at
Hammond, Louisiana, expect to soon
Ireturn to their home at Delaware.
r. 7. Sites and family, who have
been living south Of this city, leave
today for Candor, New York, where
they will make their future home.
Father Rooney went to Hazelton
Monday afternoon to attend the For
| ty Hours Devotion, which was held
at the Catholic church at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Adams OF
Danbury, Iowa, are visiting in the
city, guests at the home of Mrs:
Adams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. a,
Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. y, NJ. MQrisey OF
Dubuque were visitors in the city
last week, and while here attended
the knights OF Pythias anniversary
on Wednesday. evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William LaWler re
turned on Monday afternoon to their
nome at Mcconnell, Illinois, after a
visit in the city at the Hubert home
IN North Franklin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Matthews
left Monday afternoon for their home
|, at Danbury, Texas. after visiting in
the city at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Matthews ST
Mr.. and Mrs. John May jr. and
little child left this morning for Per
ry, Iowa, where they will make their
home in the future. Mr.. May has a
position as brakeman on the Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad.
Mis- Maggie e.! Little OF Hopkins
ton and Mrs. Albert Swanson of Man.
chester were united in marriage on
last Wednesday by Rev. G. K. Hud:
son at the Methodist parsonage in
this city. Their friends extend con.
gratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Whitney re!
turned home Saturday morning, after
a several weeks visit in Florida. Mr..
Whitney says that they have been
having a fine winter in the south
Ina the large number of Manchester
people in the south are enjoying the
best Of health.
The marriage Of Miss Ella Matt.
son and Mr.. Alex Swanson, both OF
south of this city, was solemnized at
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in
this city on last Wednesday, after
noon by Rev. c.. X. Hudson. They
viii make their home on the Lind.
say farm, near Oneida. Their many
friends extend congratulations.
The following is taken from the
Colonist, paper published at Zephyr
hills, Florida, regarding r. w. Thrill
who, with his wife, is visiting at the
home of his brother there and who
addressed a e. A. R. meeting: Mr.
Thrill is ex-Department Commando,
of the G.. A. R., Of Iowa, and is q
logical and forceful speaker. His. par
was the Administration of Lincoln
and surely he handled the subject tc
perfection ana pleased shis audience
greatly"
"A farewell surprise party was
held at the Theodore Hayden home
west of this city recently. About
ninety guests were present and EN-
'toyed a very pleasant time. Mr.. H
LeClere presented them with a silver
fruit dish from the guests and sig
net ring to Miss Ella Hayden from
Mrs. E. A. Durey's music class. Mr.
Hayden and family expect to remove
to Manchester in the near future ant