Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-07
Vincent Cihula .of Cedar Rapids
vas visitor in Manchester last

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Vincent Cihula .of Cedar Rapie
Il was a visitor in Manchester la
week. II
z Miss LYDIA Hedlund spent SUI
day visiting with relatives at Ma
shalltown.
Rev. Theodore Warning OF Dyer
vile was Manchester visitor o
Tuesday.
The open season for game lis
commences on May Is and closes NJ
+ vember 10.
Misses Florence Riddell and Gen
Minkler were visitors in Strawberr
Point last Saturday.
Il. E. Pride returned home OF
Tuesday afternoon after visit II
Waterloo with relatives.
Albert Volt, editor OF the Earl
vile Phoenix, was a business visitor
in Manchester Tuesday.
Miss Mae Porteous OF Mitchell
South Dakota, is visiting in the city
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. o. c. Clark and Mrs. Hen
Try Bronson and daughter Bethel are
visitors in Cedar Rapids today.
The president Of the Illinois
Central and other officials of the
road were in the city this morning.
The friends Of Mrs. Richard Laity
regret to learn OF her serious illness
at her home in Richland township
this county.
Ben Adams, who attends Cornell
college at Mount Vernon, arrived In
the city Friday evening for visit
with friends.
The owner Of a valuable bunch
Of keys can procure the same by in
luiring at the H. w. Welterlen car
penter shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Petition and
daughter. Miss Nellie, Mrs. J. Petit
Ion and Mrs. Henry Petition We're Du-
buque visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Donald ERNST and children
came up from Cedar Rapids Saturday
morning for visit with the formers
mother, Mrs. Ida Snowden.
Archbishop Keane Of Dubuque
spent Tuesday visiting in Manchester.
During his visit In. the county he
confirmed class at'Delhi.
Miss Barbara Pierce, who attends
Upper Iowa University was an over
Sunday visitor in the city at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A.
Pierce.
The many friends of Miss Edith
Pinch regret to learn of her critical
illness at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Pinch, on Iowa
street.
Gus Barnd and crew of workmen
have been busy during the past week
erecting a new bridge over Plum
Creek, east of Earlville, on the Dy-
ersville road.
Mrs. Mary Dubois returned to
her home Tuesday night from Central
City, where she had been called by |
the death Of her granddaughter, Mrs.
Harry Dubois.
The Delaware County Telephone
company have been laying several
blocks Of cable east from Franklin
street in the alley between Fayette
and Butler streets.
Frank keiser, who conducts a
branch store of the Snodgress Cloth !
ing company at Parkersburg spent
Sunday in Manchester visiting with
relatives and friends.
II. N. Long and son, Joseph Long,
of Marshalltown were visiting rela-
tives in Manchester on Saturday. be
ing on their way home from a bust
ness trip through Michigan.
Ray Howick, who has been en-
ployed in The Democrat for several
months, left Saturday morning for
Belle Plaine, Iowa, where he has
taken a position as Junior linotype
operator with the Union, a weekly
OF that city.
"A. B.. Terrl enjoyed brief vis-
it on Friday from Mr.. Joseph Odren
Of independence. Mr.. Odren was
a member of the same company in
which Mr.. Terril saw service dur
bers Of Company G, 4th Michigan
cavalry. Their visit on Friday proved
a source OF real pleasure to both.
Thomas Given, the contractor,
has his fighting clothes on, and If he
catches the low-browed scoundrel
who walked off with push cart there
will be something doing. Mr.. Given
declares he has the goods" on the
tel.rw, but If the article is returned
10 the shop on south Madison street.
the matter will be dropped without
further publicity. |,
Mrs. Martha Bentley and her
daughter, Miss Nettie Bentley, Of Du-
buque were the guests of Mrs. G. j.
Bailey on Sunday and Monday. Miss
Bentley, who is the choir leader of
Summit Congregational church, IA
vored the young people of the Pres
byterian church with solo number
1T the Christian Endeavor service,
and at the Congregational church at
the evening service last Sunday.
Miss Bentley possesses pleasing al
10 voice.