Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-10-15

WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND
ABROAD.
I REVIEW and FORECAST OF EVENT!
Items Of . Personal and General
1 Naturs Picked up About
4 Town.
Mrs. F. B. Blair was Dubuque
visitor today.
i ID, J. Meggenburg was Dubuque
i business caller today.
Mrs. H. L. Ram and son Lucien,
lwere Dubuque visitors today.
II Gus Muehe Of Waterloo was an
lover Sunday visitor in Manchester.
Jesse Barker was here from Ce,
[dar Rapids Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. Fern Lesser spent Sunday in
Lamont as the, guest of relatives and
land friends. 2.S
( Attention is directed to Hensley's
advertisement announcing the sale OF
carnival views on post cards. Read it,
Mrs. Edwin Cobb of MARSHALL
Flown is "a guest for few days of
fher parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin D.
| Brown, <sg
George Thorpe went to Water
loo Tuesday to attend the Dairy Con-
gress, and visit his daughter, Miss
Ilene Thorpe.
Miss LuelIa Greenwood returned
to Cedar Rapids this morning after
Ia few days visit with her mother and
brother here
| Jay Barker left Tuesday for. Ce-
idar Rapids, where he will make an
Iextended visit at the homes Of his
Isons, Al and Jess.
Mrs. John F. Graham and her
daughter, Miss Maud Graham, will
lbe hostess at one o'clock luncheon
ion Saturday afternoon Of this week.
Mr.. and Mr. James Cross Of
Edgewood were guests of friends in
Manchester on Monday. en- route to
Waterloo to attend the Dairy Con-
gress.
Mrs. JOS. Hutchinson went to
Grinnell today to visit her children,
lArthur and the Misses Elizabeth and
Josephine, who. are all students at
Iowa college.
Mrs. Hattie Duffey Of Cedar Falls
is here for a visit with relatives and
friends.j Mrs. Duffey and her broth
er, Lou Young, are sproprietors OF a
laundry at Cedar Falls. Il: 5 !
! - Clark w. Howard, who has been
depending a week with relatives here
and at Hopkinton, departed today for
his home in Springfield, Oregon, at
which place he is city editor Of the
News. !. +,
Rev. and Mrs. Ray Busenbarrick
were here from Mt. Vernon over Sun
day, where both are students at Cor
nell college. Rev. Busenb barrick is
pastor of the local United Brethren
church. q ~
Mrs. George Coykendall Of Wa.
terloo is guest Of her friend, Mrs.
w. c. Blake. this week. Mr.: Coy
kendall will join his wife here later
in the week for visit at the
Blake home. Ii .3sy
Revs. Fathers Pohlman, Rowan
and Campbell Of Waterloo were
guests Of Rev. Father Rooney, at
the Catholic rectory Sunday evening.
They attended the mission at the
church that evening.
The grounds about the new Ca
tholic rectory present a very neat ap-
pearance, having been graded, .leveled
and seeded down, the work having
been done by Father Rooney and
boys from st. Xavier's school. The
grounds now add to the appearance
Of the entire church property, making
them one OF the handsomest in the
city.
DIR. Charles C. Merrill, OF Bos-
ton,S Mass, who is secretary of the
Foreign Missionary Work of the
Congregational churches of America,
delivered most interesting address
in the local church last evening. DR..
Merrill is en- route to Kansas G.
and is stopping at different points
on the way to deliver addresses per
tanning to his work. -
Mr.. Hugh Aldrich OF Cedar Rap
ids was a guest of Hon. ]. W. Miles
on Friday of last week. Mr.. Aldrlch
and Mr.. Miles spent considerable
time in their younger days in the
gold mining districts Of California
and fromed friendship those days
which has continued through all Of
the years Intervening. Their visit
on Friday was a source OF real pleas
ure to both.
Pedestrians along Butler stree'
are taking the south side of the
street on it's west end, owing (
the unsightly piles Of old lumber. dis
carded farm machinery, and rubbish
Of every description piled high OF
the Thorpe lots directly opposite tn
beautiful new Catholic rectory. Wo
men and children have long since
hesitated to pass the place, fearing
hold.ups or other deeds of violence
and if for no other reason than be
cause of its unsightliness the plac
should be cleared up.
! Emory Allyn has\ purchased tn
new residence which VIII Hahes
! has erected on North New street