Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-11-26

Mrs. Margery Hoyt was it3yisslt I
or in Dubuque Monday.
Mrs. Richard Condor was a gues,
7 OF friends in Dubuque Monday.
Dale Henderson was a guest Of
friends in Eariyille over Sunday.
Nj. Mccarthy was IA guest OF h!s
4 daughter In Water.oo over Sunday
John Hockaday and san OF Gree
| Icy. were guests OF relatives here on
lSunday.
FRANK Moreland OF Dyersville
I was a guest Of friends in Manehes-
i ter Sunday.
/ MIR. and Mrs II. G. PlereaAWere
|guests of relatives In Waterloo sat
Iurday ard Sunday.
Frank Dobbins, who is. emEloye d
at Waterloo, is a guest of afr.4 and
Mrs J. Goen this week.
I Henry Cehler, Justice of the
/ Peace at Dyersville. was business
Icaller i'll Manchester Tuesday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Roy Mccarthy CT
I ltndepenaeiice were guests on ESls3daS
of the latter's father, Harry Graz
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Clemans
ana son OF Waterloo we're guests5 Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Barnd on sunsaE.
Frank Cass has been spending a
few: days at the home Of his parents,
Mr. ana Mrs. Tony Cass, near!ssian-
chester.
Mrs A. B. Terri, went to-
! terloo Tuesday morning to spend a
few days with DR.. and Mrs. @. J.
Fullerton
Mrs. Fred Franks OF, Waterloo is
a guest Of relatives in Manchester.
expecting to remain until after
Tbankssiying.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. P. Powell II Of
Cedar Rapids and Mrs. L. Afford of
Waterloo were guests OF Mrs. Hub
ert Carr last Saturday.
Mrs. b. E. Shelley and son
Wayne OF Denver Colorado, return
ea to her home Saturday after spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Shelley.
Mrs. T.. A. Wood was called t.
Graham, Iowa, the first Of the
week, on account of the critical Ill
ness Of her sister, who suffered q
stroke Of paralysis on Saturday..
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Carr re 1
turned last week from a two weeks
pleasure and business trip to Ration,
New Mexico. They also visited at
points in Colorado and Missouri. en-
route
Miss Ada Smith. teacher ii the
West Side schools Of this city, was
a guest Of her brother Wayne Smith,
in Dyersville. on Sunday. Wayne is
a student in St. Francis college a
Dyersviile. 5St
80 Mr.. William Kuhn Of .slgona ant
Mrs. Iuthera Smith Of Edge Wooe
were pnite1 in marriage by Justice
g. S, Lister, on TUESDAY afternoon,
Mr. ana Ms, Kuhn el wiz lsake l;f thttr
Misses Alice yvo'cott, S 4 Dorothy
Munscn and Etna Barr left Tuesday
evening for Grinhsn, where they
will spen,, Thanksgiving. vacation
with the. Manchester young ladies'
who are students ct Iowa college.
Carl Anderson, who has beer
stationed at Lacrosse, Wisconsin.
experimenting work in. connection
with the United States Department.
Of Fisheries, returned to Mancheste,
the first OF the week. and Will spend
the greater part Of the winter here.
-R. J. VanAntwerps of Delhi is
recovering from an operation for
appendicitis, which was performed
at Park View hospital some days ago.
Mr.. VanAntwerp is a former resident
of Manchester and his many old
friends here will be pleased to learn
OF his speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A, Rudolph OF
Canton, South Dakota, and Mr.. A. F.
Rudolph of Washington, D. C. who
wgre called here on account OF the
death OF their brother-fn.law, the late
Mr. ] III. schelling, have been re-
newing acquaintances in Manchester,
where they spent their younger days
i Members Of the Stat, Highway
Commission from Ames We're in the
city the latter part of the week, and
went over the pieces of county road
which .hayc been in dispute. The COM
mission has not as yet filed its re-
port on these roads, excepting in the
case OF the Lux bridge and change Of
a piece of road. From this city the
members OF the commission went to
Clayton county, to look over the road
question with the county engineer of Of
thpt county.
Il This office acknowledges pleas
ant cali Saturday from Mr.. John E.
Littleflield of Eopllinton Mr.. Little-
field is one OF the best known men
afSthe south half Of the county, and
haa been a reader OF The Democrat
since its establishment, nearly for
ty years ago, Mr.. LittlefieiG tells Us
that he and his family look for the
paper every Thursdas.qssEEand if it fai $
to arrive they miss lit like one does
a letter from a c'ose% friend.
The young people Of the eongre-
gational church enjoyed ssocial ev-
ening in the church parlors on Fr.-
lay evening. At this social the young
peop,e raised something over $500
which they give as thei share of the
church's contribution to a hospita
fund which the Congregational
churches of America are raising, and
which is to be used for the estab-
fishing OF hospital in Albania,