Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-17
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND NJ
ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF EVENTS
its'ns Of Z Personal and General
Mature Picked up About
q. Town.

Mrs. Harry Munsons and Mrs
Louis Hintz were Dubuque visitor
Monday. 3si5 4:.. 5 ;s.s n, n
Leopold Haas left last week 70
Des Moines to enter a business col
lege in that city, .,l 5:i
Miss Ida Hedlund returned HON
Sunday night after visit in Chica
go with friends. , 5sl i;
Miss Grace Molcott went t
Grinnell on Monda morning to ente
Iowa college. u. s5.fs s # s
a. Mrs. NJ H. Hyde and daughter
Mrs Jay Matthews, were visitors II
Dubuque Friday. 81
Paul Billingsley left last week 70
Chicago, where he will attend North
western university.
A. NJ. Cloud and Bert DNeyg lief
last Saturday for Morris, Minnesota
on "a business trip. a. Il
Roy Hilton Of Morrison, Hi
nois, spent Saturday and Sunday II
Manchester with friends. n s. si3
Mrs. Mary servoss left Thursday
evening for Dolton, South Dakota. fol
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. jess
Young. N S. 5s@ III "
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reisner an
children were at Independence las
week, attending the funeral of VIM
Z. Bordner.I s.ssi e ~ y
Charles Petition returned to hi
home at Aurelia, Iowa, on Friday
morning after a visit in this vicin
lty with relatives 8
rs A. o. Stangeri and daughter Miss
Margaret, left Monday morning fol
Irinnell. where Miss Stanger will at
tend Iowa college.
The Misses Elizabeth and Jose
phine Hutchinson, and their brother
Arthur, have gone to Grinnell to
to attend Iowa. college.
Paul Wagner returned to Cedar
Rapids Saturday night, after visit
ing a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Wagner. N I,
Mrs. H. J. schwietert returned
to her home in Chicago on Friday
morning after a several days visit
In Manchester with relatives.
Miss fGensvieye Donnelly was .
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Pinch
Friday and Saturday Miss Donnelly
returned to, CedarAsR Rapids Saturday
morning B: 4; 4; II n. 81
Z Leo Tierney,s son OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Tierney, leaves next week for
Washington, D. C. where he will
enter the law department Of George.
town university.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Wagner and
their daughter, Mrs. Robert MctNaB
lney and her husband Of Cedar Rap.
Ids, returned last. week from visit
with friends at Morris, Illinois.
Ralph Richardson, Harold Pride,
Merle Reed, Henry Duffey and Har:
Did HOyt were among those from Man
chester who left for Ames last Fri
day to enter the State agricultural
college.
Mrs. David Dennis and little
daughter were guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Schultz
2 part OF last week. They return,
ed to their home at Cedar Rapids
Saturday night. q.
DIR. Edna Northey Of Portland
Oregon, is visiting in the city at
the home of her father, James Bis
hop. Or. Northey goes to Chicago
the latter part OF the week for a 3sev.
,eralS days visit before returning to
her home. 3 ( N. #
Rev. w; H. Ensign, formerly
pastor Of the local Presbyterian
church and who began his work as
pastor OF the Hopkinton Presbyterian
church last Sunday, delivered the
ANNUAL address before the students
of Lenox college last. week. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lawman ol
North Corrip, New York, who have
been visiting relatives here for sev,
eral weeks returned to- this city
from Independence on Tuesday after:
noon after a visit at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. B. Coltman.
-Earl Hutson Of Waterloo was q
guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
M. D. Hutson, few days last week
returning to his home Saturday
evening. Mr.. Hutson is associated
with one Of the leading real estate
and insurance agencies of that city
James 5. Moyle Of Richland town
ship met with very serious acct
dent recently when horse which
he was driving became unmanageable
and plunged onto him, inflicting an
ugly scalp wound, besides injuring
his chest. Eight stitcheS were taken
In the scalp wound. 81
i3--Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Reding oi
Waterloo were guests a part of last
week at the home Of the formers
mother, Mrs. A. T.. Reding,, = and
sister, Mrs. w. L.. Dudley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reding had been visiting the
Minnesota State Fair at Minneapolis
earlier in the week. e,
Geo. H, Barr and w. H. Hutchin
son left yesterday for Hanley, Sask:
Canada, to look after their real es
tate holdings in that vicinity
Charles Haight and George Kerton
former residents Of this county have
land adjoining that Messrs. Hutch
|:inson and Barr. They report bump
er crops in that section this year:
Auctioneer E. S. Johnston O
Mt. Vernon, Iowa, was q business
visitor in the city on Tuesday. Mr.
Johnston has cried several sales II
this county aud is a very successful
auctioneer. He has had twentythret
years Of experience and is highl.
recommended by those whom he hal
cried sales for. Look up his adyer
tisement in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Grems o
Fredericksburg, Iowa, have purchase,
Of Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence her residenc
property on Union and Franklil
streets. They will remove her,
about the: first OF. October, when po
session will be given. Mr.. and Mrs
Grems are the parents of B. W
Grems, the well known druggist 9
this city, who is highly gratified ov
er the prospect of the removal 0
his parents to Manchester.