Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-22

THE LOCAL news
OF THE WEEK e /
WHAT MANCHESTER . PEOPLE
Il ARE DOING At HOME AND
5S ABROAD. a., :.
REVIEW land FORECAST Of EVENTS
Items Of a Personal and General
Naturs Picked up About =,
Town. Be- I"
q -R. A. Denton and J. ]. Hoag
were visitors in Waterloo Wednes-

-R. A. Denton and j. ]. Hoag
were visitors in Waterloo Wednes-
q day. ,"''@:s
Milton Smith and wife are the
parents of son, born "Wednesday,
January Is, 1913. p
Mrs. G.. J. Seeds and the Misses
Josephine Hutchinson and Margaret
Stranger spent a part of last week in
Chicago.
and Mrs. Louis Cooking of
Coffin's Grove township are the par
ents Of son, born Wednesday, Janu-
airy Is, 1918. - IL
Fired Dewey was a guest OF his
brother, AL Dewey, who is in bust
ness at Dolton, South Dakota, a
part of last week.
Mrs. Albert Reeves returned on
. Monday from a visit with relatives
and friends in Waterloo.
Arthur Lyle Conger, of the Man
chester & Oneida Railway station
force, has been visiting in Chicago
for a few days.
-Thos. Given has been. confined
4 to his home by a stubborn attack OF
the grip. His friends are pleased to
learn that he is rapidly recovering.
Charles Parker went to Earlyille
Thursday to assist with some work
in connection with the, w. D. Hoyt
company's business at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis kearney,
who have been spending some time
with his mother and sister, in this
city, left Monday afternoon for their
home at Rollins, Wyoming. s..
Attorney Lyle M. Shelly, who
spent several days with Ibis brother,
Mr.. Theo. Shelly, and his wife, left
On Wednesday for Pontiac, Illinois,
where he is engaged in the practice
Of the law,
Mrs. O.. e. Huene and daughter
Miss Hazel Huene, went to Edgewood
Monday morning for a visit with
friends. They were accompanied to
Edgewood by Miss Zelda Farmer Of
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Gray ar
rived home last week from a delight
full four weeks trip throughout, the
east. While in; New York state, Mr..
and Mrs. Gray spent some time with
the latters' narents, who reside near
Fairport.S
Miss Ider Miles, who has been
enjoying a few weeks visit with her
brother, B. F. Miles, and family at
Harrah, Oklahoma, returned to her
home Thursday afternoon. She re
ports her father, Hon. J. w. Miles,
as enjoying the winter with his son
and family at Harrah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Duncan enjoy
ed a.vistt last week from Mr.. c. II.
Evans, a Civil war veteran, from
Aurora, Nebraska. Mr.. Evans is an
uncle Of Mrs. Duncan, and his visit
among his relatives here, and with
the few remaining veterans in this
city, proved source of much pleas
ure. to him and his friends.
"A. w. Stearns" arrived home from
Rochester, Minnesota, Saturday. He
reports Mrs. Stearns as recovering
from the effects Of an operation for
and that she will be able
TO leave the hospital in a few days.
Mrs. Eliza Russell, who accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Stearns to Rochester, |
will remain with her daughter until
she will be able to return to her
home. .>
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dorman i
and Mr.. sud Mrs Oscar Dorman have
been enjoying a visit from Mr.. and |
Mrs. Irwin Nicholas and baby Of Plu-
yer, Pocahontas county, this state.
who came last week. Mrs. Nicholas
is a niece of the Mesdames Dorman.
From here they will go to Edgewood
for a visit with Mrs. Nicholas grand
parents, Rev.. and Mrs. A. D. Hub
bell.
Justice Geo. S. Lister performed
the ceremonies which united in: the
bonds Of matrimony a number of
young people from the northern part
If the county. On January 10, he
united in marriage John B. Brown of
colesburg and Miss Lulu Waten of
Greeley. On Monday, January 20, he
Joined in marriage Wesley Welch and
Miss Edith Davis, and Earl Harry
Ind Miss Jennie Parsons, all of Ora
IAN, Iowa. -.
Miss Nina Carhart, who has been
he guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Carhart, since before the
holidays, left on Thurs day morning
or Beloit and DeKalb, Wisconsin,,
or a short visit with friends. Miss
Jarhart was former teacher in the
ity schools of DeKalb and Beloit.
rom there she goes to Chicago,
where she will spend few days be-
ore leaving for the south.
Walter Sedgwick and his daugh- '
er, Edna, left Thursday evening for t
1oscow, Idaho, after pleasant visit :
nth Mr.. Sedgwick's parents, Mr.. and I
IRIS. E. w. Sedgwick. Mr.. Sedswick +
as been engaged in flaming in north
m Idaho since leaving Manchester. 4
nd has prospered beyond his expec-
atoms. On Thursday he enjoyed s
lort visit from his cousin, Mrs. Cora
lson of Waterloo, who spent sever
days with her relatives here. :
John McEwen enjoyed visit N
ON his cousin, Mr.. E. H. Seeley OF
urora, Illinois, a part of last week, G
r. Seeley returning to his home on
lursday morning. Mr.. Seeley is til