Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-03-19
THE Til LOCAL NEWS
I. OF THE week
WHAT MANCHESTER People
ARE DOING At HOME AND
ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST Of EVENTS
Itsms Of a Personal and General
Nature Picked UP About
Town.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF EVENTS

Mrs. Margery Hoyt was 4 visi
or in Dubuque Tuesday.
Mrs. A. M. Cloud was q guest Q
friends in Dubuque Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Burk wer
Cedar Rapids visitors Monday.
Paul Wagner was q guest Q
friends in Central City over Sunday.
The pupils OF the Catholic schoo
are enjoying the Easter vacation thi
week
Mrs. R. D. Graham and Mis-
Helen were visitors in Cedar Rapid
Saturday.
"A. NJ. Cloud was business Wis
itor In Independence on Saturda.
afternoon. -a.2s 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dutton wer,
over Sunday visitors with relatives
at Coggon.
Mrs. George Clemans was a Wis
itorf in Cedar Rapids ON Saturday O
last week.
Mrs. William Jones and Mrs
Harry MunsOn were visitors in Du
DuQue MONDAY.
James Toogood was in Ceda,
Rapids Thursday. where he attended
the auto show. lsi
Miss Gladys Adams Of Delhi wal
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
SolOn Hamblin last week.
Miss Hilda .Wetherbee OF Centra
City has been the guest OF her friend
Miss Amber Davis, this week.
zP #. Madden and d. o. Cham
Iberlain returned Friday from busi.
ness trip to Denver, Colorado.
III. C. Smith and H. T. Smith
a sale Of Thoroughbred Holstein cat.
tie.
Mrs. A. d. Brown and her ,daugh-
ter, Mrs Edwin Cobb, Of Marshall,
town. We're Dubuque visitors on Tues
day. IL "a 4. y
Mrs; H. F. Dutton returned from
Cedar Rapids Monday morning, after
spending a few days with her daugh-
ter. -..
!s$ Gene Mullen, brother Of B. S
Mullen, has accepted 2 position with
the Delaware County Telephone com
pany. ii
JOS Hutchinson was business
visitor in Waterloo Tuesday, attend
ing sale Of thoroug gh-bred Holstein
cattle sss
Miss Marie Byrnes Of st. Mary'a
Academy, at Cedar Rapids, has been
a guest Of the Sisters Of Mercy OF
this city.
w. NJ. Denton Of Gettysburg,
South Dakota, was q guest Of his
brother, R. A. Denton, and family
the first of the week.
Mrs. Edwin Cobb of Marshall:
town arrived In Manchester Saturday
afternoon for q visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Brown.
DIR. and Mrs. b. II. Byers, who
have been living in the Hubert Carr
cottage on Gay street, have removed
to the Taylor residence on Prospect
street. w
Glen Strickland has completed
a business course at the Cedar Rap
ids Business college, and has entered
the real estate offices Of his father
and brother. a IL .
Alfred Gildner Of Anamosa was a
guest Of his brother, e. E.G ildner,
on Monday. From here Mr.. Gildner
went to Los Angeles, California, for
a few weeks'>xacati0n. ia
In another column OF this issue
OF The democrat VIII be round the
advertisement OF halamlty Inorpe.
IN winch ne adVertses the famous
warner HustoProof 'i''I corsets.
Sister Mary Leo OF st. Clara's
academy, Sinsinnawa Mound, Illinois.
and her sister, Mrs. J.. C.. Rooney,
went to Cedar Rapids to visit their
niece, Mrs. Joe Mccormick.
Don A.. Preussner has purchased
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Leroy the
residence property on the corner Of
Franklin and Howard streets, at pres
ent occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Brockwell.
-On Wednesday afternoon and
evening. March 26. the Ladies' soct-
ety OF the Conversational church will
hold their annual apron sale and sup
per in the church parlors. Every one
is cordially invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs Raw Brown of
Tx1orne were guests OF Mr.. Browns
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown.
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Rev. and Mrs. G. 4. HUDSON en-
1oyed q VasM the 1lrst OF tne week
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