Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28

28, 1913
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. .Beeman werf
visitors in Dubuque Tuesday 4.
Mrs r. w. Fishel was a guess
OF friends in Cedar Rapids Tuesday.
Mrs. Thos. Lincoln Of Independ
ence is a. guest Of friends in Man s
chester today. y v. .Ss.. 4 4: u.
III. G, Pierce wentto Chicago or
Sunday. night to attend meeting 5ol
railroad officials. II 3s;5. Il IS. ,a
Mrs. Gus Barnd and son Frank
and daughter, Miss Ona, were visit
ors in Dubuque Tuesday.
Earl Thomas went to Lamont On
Tuesday afternoon for a visit with
friends in the Peter Carr home. Il
Capt. J.. F.. Merry goes to Hazel
ton Friday morning to deliver the
Memorial address at that place.
Mrs. Harry Austin of Harvey
Iowa, is a guest OF her mother, Mrs.
w. H. Lawrence, this week.
Miss Ethel Carr was called to
Lamont Tuesday afternoon by the III.
ness of her sister. Miss Alice Carr:
.-Chas. Smith, who resides short
distance southwest Of Manchester,
was an Independence visitor Tues
day. ..ss 4. ID h
~. H. Leighton Of Chicago has
accepted a position in the Manchas-
ter & Oneida Railway offices in this
city. II q s,,4.
Miss Blanche Terril spent a few
days the first of the week in Chica-
go attending the "World in Chica-
co. ~ 81 55s5 " +
Rev. J. F. Moore went to Grin
nell Monday evening for a short Wis
it with his son, Jasper Moore, and
his wife.
Miss Mary Burke expects to
|leave5fsoon for South Dakota, for 2
yisit|sof several weeks at different
points in that state.
Judge Geo. w. Dunham went to
Independence Monday morning to
preside over the spring term Of the
Buchanan county district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Pooley Of
Grinnell was an over Sunday guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cruise jr. Mr..
fooley is a son OF Mrs. Cruise.
Mrs. NJ. w. Bush and daughter.
Dorothy Of Garner returned to their
home last week after pleasant Wis
it with, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. sAmsden.
Mrs. Lila Afford, Mrs. N. Rick
er and Mr.. and Mrs. Lore Afford Of
Waterloo were over Sunday guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Huber ''lt'els
Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Evans went
to Aurora Saturday afternoon for !s
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin.
Mrs. Martin is sister OF Mrs
Evans. .4 III I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Waugh Of
Chicago have been guests this week,
OF the formers mother Mrs David
Waugh and sister, Miss Mamie
Waugh. s3 J. II .f.
Messrs. James Burns, John Far.
dy, William Hahesy and w H. LAT
ferty were Cedar Rapids Sunday, to
attend a,meeting Of the Knights Of
Columbus. Ill
-, A. Strickland went to Colfax
on Saturday afternoon to, spend Sun
day with Mrs: Strickland. who has
been spending some. weeks at the san
itarium at that place. 81 y III
Judge "A. 70. Long went to Min.
{neapohs, Minnesota, Tuesday morn.
ing on business connected with one
of the insurance companies which he
represents in Delaware county. !.
as Mrs. +. ]. Jacobs went to Tole-
do, Iowa, last Friday morning, fer
a visit with Rev. and Mrs. F.
Black. Rev. Mr.. Black is pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal church OF
that place, 4. 1, is.s 45s u I
Miss Jessie Ricketts, Of Hopkin.
ton is "a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VII.
Reed. Miss Cora Ricketts, Of Water
loo arrived in the city today and will
spend a few days with her sister and
MIR. and Mrs. Reed. a
Frank Keiser, manager OF the
Snodgress Clothing company's store
at Parkersbure, Iowa, has been haI-
ing severe tussel with an attack OF
tonsilitis. He expects to return to
Parkersburg in few days. 81. 5i8
Miss Margaret Erickson Of Wa
terloo was guest Of her friend, Mrs.
c. S. Lister, part Of last week;
Miss Erickson is professional
nurse Of Waterloo. Following her
visit here she went to Monticello Tor
a visit with her parents.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the United Brethren church
.wilE#meet with Mrs. Samuel Hawks
on Tuesday, June 8. All members
are urged to be- present and all 9TH
ers interested in the work the socie-
ty Is doing are welcome. 4.
q The Sand Creek aid society vii,
hold the next meeting at the home
of Mrs. Eta Reeves on Thursday,
June 5. A good dinner will be sery-
ed at noon by the ladies Of the so
ciety for the benefit OF the church
A cordial invitation is extended tc
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ready have
removed from Cedar Rapids to Nam
chester, where Mr.. Ready will do
carpenter work. Manchester people
extend cordial welcome to Mr.,
Ready and his family and trust that
they may find Manchester a desir-
able place to live.
Rev. and Mrs. C. K. Hudson went
to Hampton Tuesday morning for a
visit with Rev. Mr.. Hudson's par
ents. On Friday, Decoration Day,
Rev. Hudson will deliver the Memor-.
ial Day address at Norwood. Iowa.
where he was formerly the pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss Eva Benson, who has been
teaching in the mission schools OF
Marion, Alabama, for the past two
years, is expected here on Friday Of
resided in Manchester and will spend
her summer vacation with friends in
Manchester. and her sister. Mrs. D.
Ryan, at Thorpe. q