Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-12-03
Miss Idell Miles was a visito
in Waterloo on Monday.

in Waterloo OH Monday.
E. j.. Carpenter of Delhi was
\ visitor in the city Monday. o.
IL -Charlss Mccormick and childre
spent Sunday in Dyersville.
Capt and Mrs. J. F. Merry ar
- visitors in Chicago this week.
A. r. lie Roy was a business Wis
itor in Chicago the first Of the week.
Mrs John Dubois is visiting with
relatives in Clayton county this week
Giles F. Bloodsworth, rural mai
) carrier, is recovering from sever;
attack of pneumonia.
The Delaware County Board o
Supervisors were in session at The
court house on Saturday. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harms
went to Monticello on Tuesday even
ling for several days visit.
Mrs. NJ. II. Williston returned
home Monday afternoon after visit
with her daughter. Mrs. E. T. Afford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miinch
left Tuesday morning for Hot Springs
Arkansas. where they will spend the
winter. ::
Judge c. E. Ransier and AT
tcrney J. Z. Murtaugh of Waterloo
were business visitors in the city on
Monday.
Mrs. James Cary and children re-
turne. home from Dubuque on Sun
day, after several days visit with
relatives. /.
Miss Anna Morrisey returned to
Vivian, South Dakota, on Monday
! morning after visit in the city
with relatives. =
Mrs. Sarah Carr and Otto Fisk,
both Of this city, were united in
! marriage last Wednesday afternoon
by Justice Geo. S. Lister-
MIR and Mrs. Herbert Harris re-
turned to their home at Great Falls.
Montana, on Monday morning after
spending several days in the city.
Attorney and Mrs. A. NJ. Cloud
were visitors in Marshalltown@ over
Sunday, at the home Of the latter's |
parents, DR.. anG Mrs. T. E. Fleming. !
Mrs. Fl. A. Dittmer entertained !
a company of friends at luncheon on
Monday afternoon, in honor of. her
guest, Mrs. George Wickersham, of
Omaha.
Miss Amber Davis spent Thanks
giving in the city, at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Davis.
Miss Davis is a\Astudent at Cornell
college at Mt. Vernon.
Miss Dorothy Keyes returned to
Cornell college at Mount Vernon on
Monday evening after'a visit in the
city at the home of her parents, MIR.
an1 Mrs. Geo. Keyes. = :-s,,-
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Wickersham
Of OmahaSreturned to their home on
Monday evening, after visit at |
the home, of DR.. and Mrs. H. A Dit
ner, in this CITY,. and with relatives
near Colesburg. r% t. s...ls. a
The Ladies' sciety the Unit =
I'd Brethren church will serve supper
in Friday evening, December 5, at
The home Of Mrs. Albert Reeves. >Oy-
'ters and lunch will be served. Every
one is cordially invited. Il.
Mrs. Bessie De Moss o. Cropsie,
Illinois, and Earl Anderson of Sas-
1atchewan, Canada, are guests at the
7. G. Anderson home, being called to
his city by the critical illness of
heir brother, Archie Anderson Il
Rev. Mr.. Robertson Of. Cresco, |!
owa, viii deliver an address on u
'Woodcraft" at the Woodman hall
N December g. District Deputy Slat- :
cry of Dubuque will also be present n
t this meeting. The election of Of C
icers for the ensuing year will be L
eld after the address. II
Among those from Manchester in 3
tendance at the funeral of DR.. S. 3
). Douglas, at Earlville, last Sun
ay afternoon, were Chas. Bunker, /
has. Rizer, George A. Newman, R. 5
}. Graham, A. E. Dunlap, DR.. H. 3
4. Bradley. DR.. J. A. May, DR.. e. G.
)ittmer. D. H. Young, Archie Ly- n
IAN and August Barnd. Il
Miss Ressa Banta returned to II
Usage on Sunday evening after St
isit in the city with her parents, Mr.. 4
nd Mrs. NJ. S. Banta. Miss Banta a.
) Domestic Science teacher in the d
IioI 81 En~a1- l
inc Shontz. who had been guest of m
liss Blanche Bishop, also returned h
. Usage, where she has a position Al
S teacher in the public school. cs
The ladies' Of the Congregation p;
church have everything in readi- m
ess fro the big church event--the an el
ual bazaar and supper. The ladies S.
ave made elaborate plans for this st
vent. The sale Of fancy work, 81
prons, candy and home baking will ia
e on sale during the afternoon of OF
riday, December 5th. Supper will be tc
erved from $3.50 until all are served tr
Frank Mills, the fourteen year al
Il son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Mills D'
Iowa City, who disappeared from
is home on June 5, 1913. and who nj
as thought to have been kidnap- ce
ed, returned to his home last Sun 81
ay morning. The boy stated that o.
e ha2 been working on a ranch in be
la Black Hills region of South Da- tn
ota, during the entire time he was to
one. Mr.. and Mrs. Mills were for es
Ter residents of Manchester. o:
Among the members OF Jones ID
ILL grange who were guests of the &C
osgon Grange last Friday were Mr.. y"
nd Mrs. Fredy H. Munson, Mr.. and 'e
[rs. c.. H. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs