Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-17
Mrs. j. "A. strickland spent Mon

Mrs. j. "A. strickland spent Mon
day in Cedar Rapids,
Mrs. Edw Hruby Is visiting with
friends in Dubuque today.
s---Dr. "A. I'M. Billingsley was a visit
i or in Dubuque on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Meskimen We're
lover Sunday visitors in Cedar Rap
ids.
Mr. ans Mrs. Earl Kelsey OF Du-
buqueT were Manchester visitors the
first of the week. 55ssys
Ray Wells left Monday night for
Mt. Vernon to enter Cornell college
for the coming year.
County Auditor, G. H. Bunker re-.
turned home this morning from a
business trip to Waterloo. [
Mrs. R. g. Wilson Of Cedar Rap
ids was the guest of her friend, Miss
Pearl Middleton last week.
Ernest Lawman goes to Buffalo,
New York, the latter part OF the
IWeek for visit with relatives 4
Mr.: and Mrs. Harry Pinch re
turnef Tuesday morning from Cedar
Rapids after visit with friends.
Miss Pearl Middleton returned
home Tuesday morning after visit
with friends in Cedar Rapids.
| Mr. and Mrs, John Cruise jr. at
ftended the funeral OF William ston-
er at Earlville@ on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Rose Pomeroy Of Pecaton-
lea, Illinois, is In the city, a guest
| at the home Of her niece, Mrs. F. F..
Cary. 4as
Paul Klaus went to Mt. Yer
non Monday evening where he will
resume his studies slat Cornell col
lege. n
Miss Ruth Billingsley left Mon
day morning for Mt. Vernon, where
| she will attend Cornell college the,
coming year. II .3 s$3. &.
NJ. t-Aspecial meeting Of Manchester
I be held on Friday evening. Work,
@ first degree.
Your attention Is called to the
advertisement of the Langford Shoe
Company in which they advertise the
Packard shoes. n. s5,5
Max Meserve Of Chicago was in
Manchester, Monday, attending the
marriage of his sister, Enid Meserve,
to H. G.. Edison. /. 4 II
Hans Schoenaur, who was, catch
er for the Manchester base ball team
several years ago, was "a visitor in
the city Monday.
County Treasurer Newman re,
quests The Democrat to make men
ton of the fact that this is the last,
month to pay taxes without penalty.
Il VIM. Jewell and his force OF
men are at work constructing the
foundation for the mausoleum which
is to be erected in Oakland cemetery.
Miss 9Abbie Howard, who lis stem
ographer in the office OF Thrill &
Pierce, expects to return next Mon
day from her vacation trip to Ver-s
mont. {
q change Of advertisement this week
their , millinery opening for Wednes-
day and Thursday, September Path
and 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown of
Thorpe We're in the city Monday
night on their way; to Central City
for q visit at the home OF the latter's
parents. ~, .{s8; .5-s |; "a. B. "a,
four attention is called to the
advertisement Of s. H. Morgan In
which he announces that, he will |
again cry sales in Delaware and adj
Joining counties.
- 5s Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mcconnell |
OF Washington, D. c., who had been
guests of relatives here for several |
days, left Monday for Marion for a |
visit with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin Cobb Of |
Marshantown were visitors In q the |
city the latter part Of last week at |
the home Of Mrs. Cobb's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Brown
y among those drawn for the petit
jury for the September term Of the
federal court which cohvenes In |
Cedar Rapids on September 30 is |
F. "a. Doolittle of Delhi. ,,;
Mrs. w. p. Bissell is enjoying
a visit from her sister, Mrs. Emily
Webb, OF Mapleton, Minnesota Mrs.
Webb expects to spend the winter !
in Manchester with her .sister.
County Clerk Graham asks The
Democrat to state that the last gem
eral assembly made q law requiring
that marriage certificates be returns
ed to the clerks Office within fif-
teen days.
The district court Of Black
hawk county convened at Waterloo
on Monday morning for the Septem-
Der term. with Judges Geo. w. Dun
ham and c. w. Mullan OF Waterloo
presiding.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,FraAk Farley mourn
the loss OF their daughter, Winona,
whose death occurred last Saturday
morning. The funeral services were
held Monday and interment was
made in the Catholic cemetery.
% Miss Blanche Bishop left Tues
day morning for Iowa City to re-
sumo her studies at the state uni
yersity. Her mother, Mrs. James
Bishop, accompanied her as far as Ce
dar Rapids and returning home on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Middleton
and daughter, Miss Pearl Middleton.
left Tuesday evening for Young,
Sask., Canada, for q visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Middleton's son, Edward j.
Middleton, who is operating large
farming interests. s.. Z!
Mrs. s.. A. Steadman left for
Waverlyi on Monday morning for
visit at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. H. H. Lawrence. Mr.. Steadman
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