Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-04-30

Falls Thursday to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank McCaffery Of Qunde
was a guest Of friends in Mancheste
on Saturday. 81
Mrs. P. "A. Peterson went t
Usage this morning for a visit wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cloud an
Mrs. Margery Hoyt were visitors i
Chicago the first'of the week.
Mrs. Otto Haug and daughter
Miss Viola Haug, were guests Q
friends at Colesburg Sunday.
Miss Marie Sheldon OF Wheaton
Illinois, was guest the first of tn
week OF Dr.. and Mrs. ]. A. May.
Ed Chapel, who has been ii
California for several years, was
guest Of his son, Will Chapel, o.
Monday.
Mrs. c. S. Lister left last weel
for Beloit, Wisconsin, where she i
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Huge
Won Oven.
pr. and Mrs. Edwin Cobb of Mar
shalltown were guests over Sunda,
OF Mrs. Cobb's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
~. oloW .l..tFS..a r. -s,
Mrs. Sherman Harris and Mrs. A
NJ. Cloud are at Excelsior Springs
Missouri, expecting to remain ther,
about two weeks.
Mrs. H. G. Nieman returned thu
latter part of last week from Waiver
ly, where she attended the wedding
of her brother, Paul Fischer.
81,
the latter part of the week from Mrs
Charlotte Kirby and her daughter
Miss Ruby Kirby, of Epworth.
George Clemans left on Tuesday
morning for Seneca and Faulkton
South Dakota, to look after his land
interests in that section of the state.
DR.. A. NJ. Billingsley returned on
Monday afteroon from Maynard and
Randalia, where he conducted quar-.
terly conference on Saturday and
Sunday.
The Misses Anna and Marths
Fischer returned to their home at
Waverly on Tues day morning, after
a brief visit with their sister. Mrs
Henry c. Nieman.
D. Hoyt has been at Des
Moines and Ames on business for sew
eral days, Mr.. Hoyt was a guest on
Sunday of his son Harold, who is a
student at the Agricultural collge at
Amees. 5',a
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam scheer Of
Ryan We're Manchester visitors on
They had been at Center
Point, Iowa, where they attended the
funeral OF his sister, who passed
away last week.
Miss Mildred Smith, who is su-
perintendent of nurses at the Nation
Il sanitarium at Freeport, Illinois,
vas a guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Smith, Friday night. Miss
smith returned to her work on Sat
irday.
Charles Bennett of Sabula, Iowa,
las accepted position in the Press
'ffice, commencing his work here on
doc'nday. Mr.. Bennett intends to re-
move his family to Manchester, If
le succeeds in finding suitable
esidence.
Mrs. Clara Haeberle and her
laughter, Miss Fannie Haeberle, are
'pending this week with friends In
Denver, Colorado. They have been
spending the winter at Los Angeles
md other places of interest on the
oacific coast, and will arrive home
his week.
Charles Hruby, Of the local fish
ultural station at Spring Branch,
eft Tuesday morning for Viroqua,
Wisconsin, with a shipment Of 26, 900 |
rook trout, which will be deposited
I trout streams in the Coon valley. |
he shipment was sent to Viroqua
! response to an appeal from the
portsmen club for game fish.
,,---- Mrs. Timothy Sullivan and her
[ster, Miss Lizzie Hennessey, Of |
ioux City, arrived in Manchester on
[onday afternoon. From here they
'ent to Ryan, where they will make |
le1r future home. Mrs. Sullivan is /
le widow of the late Timothy Sulli-
an, for years one Of the leading com
lission merchants Of Sioux City.
Mrs. J. M. Jones went to Storm
axe, Iowa, Tuesday morning, to
pend some time in the home Of her
'n, Raymond Jones, and also to
'rm an intimate acquaintance with
er young grandson, born last week
} Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. Grandpa"I
'nes has been receiving hearty con-
ratulations upon the happy event.
George Klaus enjoyed a visit on
riday Of last week from his cousin,
harles Fregenbaum of Index, Wash
lgton. Mr.. Fregenbaum was for
,me years connected with the Second
ational bank of Dubuque. During
le past few years he has been presi-
ent and general manager of the In
ex Lumber and Saw Mill company,
ith his offices at Index.
Mrs. J.. j. Lindsay and daugh-
r, Miss Florence Lindsay, who have
zen spending the winter at Las An
sles, California, left that city Sunday
orning upon their return trip. They
Ill stop off at San Francisco, and
her points on the Pacific coast;
alt Lake City, Utah, and other
cities. They expect to ar
We home about May Sth.
have commenced on
e excavation for the foundation to
e handsome new feed store building
hich c. H. and Fred johnson will
'ect on the lots on West Main
rect. The work will be crowded
ong as rapidly as possible in order
at Mr. Johnson can move his stock
feed and coal into his new quar-
RS early this coming fall.
The Ladies' Aid society of Sand
reek will hold the next meeting in
e form of a social, at the home of
e pastor, Mr.. Sires, on Thursday
ternoon, May 1st. We are glad to
tie that Mr.. Sires and his family
I'VE taken up their abode among us,
wing moved into the Barr cottage
r the summer. A cordial invita-
IN is extended to all to be present.
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r. c. Keagy, pastor of the Meth
list Episcopal church at Dunkerton,
as a guest of his parents, Mr.. and
rs. C. w. Keagy, a part of the past
eek. Mr.. Keagy: had been in at
ndance upon the sessions Of the an .
lal conference Of the Dubuque dis
let, held at independence last week.
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