Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-08-06
NEWS,
OF The week
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND
ABROAD. &. Il
REVIEW AND FoRflA!T Of EVENTS
ttsns Of Personal and General
Mature Picked " About
Town.

Miss Edna Starbard was visit.
or in Dubuque Monday.
Maurice Maroney OF Earlville. was
a business visitor In Manchester on
Monday. a$
Mrs. Gus Barnd and daughter,
Miss Ona Barnd, were visitors in Du-
buque Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Mcintosh and
daughter, Miss Hazel Mcintosh, were
Dubuque visitors on Monday.
Paul Wagner went TO- Cedar Rap
ids Monday morning. having found
employment in the Parlor city,
James Green left Tuesday morn
| ing for Canada, where he will visit
for several days with his daughter,
Mrs. George Kerten.
Miss Belle Armistead eno1ed a
visit from her friend, Miss Leila Hue
bsch, Of lie Mars, Iowa. She return
ed to her home on. Monday morning.
Miss Ruth Brock, who has been
the guest OF the Misses Ida and
Rose Hedlund for two weeks, left for
her home at Marshalltown Tuesday
|evening. ss.st s's
George Storey has entered the
employ Of the Churchill Drug Co., Of
Cedar Rapids, commencing his work
as a taveling salesman for the COM
pany on Monday. .,34 .
During the year ending June 80,
eight divorces were granted in the
district court. In seven cases the d.
vorce was granted 70 the wife and
one to the husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Collard Of
Cedar Rapids arrived in Manchester
Friday night for visit with Mr..
Collard's mother. Mrs. $. Collard,
and brother, Victor Collard.
Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Moore and
Miss Vera Moore left Friday morn
ing for Clear Lake, where they will
spend the month Of August at that
famous Iowa summer resort.
4 Miss Mayme Assmus, Of Indep.
andence was a guest Of her brother.
Frank B. Assmus, and wife, over
Sunday. Mr. Assmus' title niece
accompanied her aunt home. on Mon,
LAY, after weeks visit insMan.
chester. 4, NJ 5.
Mayor F. E. Richardson, City
Clerk Wilson, and ,Councilmen G. J.
Hockaday, j. Hetherington and J. Bis
hop were at Lancaster, Wisconsin,
Tuesday to look up the merits Of a
street roller which the council conten
plates purchasing. ,g {,
While Dan Williams was hand
ling one Of Harry Grey's horses
Friday morning, the animal gave a
quick pull on the halter rope. which
severely injured one Of Mr.. Williams 8
fingers It required several stitches
to close the wound. a II 3S
Mrs. Earl Kelsey OF Dubuque
arrived in the city Saturday morn
ing for visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. L., Kelsey and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. R. Hensley Mr.. Kelsey
joined his wife here Sunday for 9
short visit with his parents.
Mrs. Ida Snoden. who has been
the very efficient bookkeeper in. the
local offices Of the Delaware County
telephone company, has rendered her
resignation to take effect Saturday
OF this week. Mrs. snowden will go
to Lincoln, Nebraska, next week for
q vacation. $93 81 y 3S 33S
Mrs. Charles Barrett Of Vermil.
lion, South Dakota, Ii guest Of her
mother, Mrs. C.. Sanborn, and broth.
er, Judge Geo. w. Dunham. Mrs.
| Barrett expects to remain here fol
a visit Of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Searles oi
Chicago are in the city, assisting iI
the care Of Mrs. Searles' father, Mr.
Fred Glissendorf, who Is confined t
his home by sickness.
1
from Lavina, Montana, Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. stanger reports crop condt
tons in the part Of Montana he has
land interests as being the best he
has ever seen them. Mr.. Stangel
says that parts OF Nebraska have suf
fered severely from the continued DRY
weather. He also tells us that Mr.
Homer Porter, who suffered q pain
full injury to his limb some time ago
Is able able to get about with Z the le aid o.
a crutch.
Miss Sadie Hanna arrived home
from Grand View, Idaho, last Fri
day. after spending few week.
with her: brother, Harvey E. Hanna
and family. Miss Hanna reports he1
brother and family enjoying goot
health and prospering. On her re
turn trip Miss Hanna visited Sal
Lake City. Yellow Stone park, Den