Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-11-05

Rev. j. Frank Moore was a bus
ness visitor in Waterloo on Tue
!, day.
I Mrs. A. D. Brown and Mrs. e. \
: Wolcott were Dubuque callers Q
Tuesday.
: w. R. Robson, of Coffins Grov
was here on Saturday en- route t
Waterloo on business.
Miss Loretta O'Dowd was tn
guest of her sisters, Misses Juli
, and Leone, at Waterloo, on Sunday
Mrs. Rea Dunham went to Cog
gon Tuesday morning and will spen'
the remainder of the week with hel
parents.
w. E. Mittlestadt returned Sat
urday from Chicago, where he hat
attended the National Dairy conven
tion at the Coliseum.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Malven sand
son, Donald, and George Malver
spent Sunday with their cousin, Fred
J. Malven and family. north of Gree
ley.
Miss Margaret Florine, who has
been in a critical condition, suffer.
ling from concussion Of the brain, is
reported considerably improved to-
Iday.
| George Newman, county treasur-
Ter, will next week move into his spa
icious and modern new dwelling on
the. corner of Fayette and Madison
istreets.
| Mrs. E. T. Afford and her son
!Williston Afford of Waterloo were
guests of Mrs. Affords parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ H. Williston, on last
Thursday.
Miss Margaret Lindsay, the
Every efficient librarian at the Car
negies library, was an over Sunday
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Prentice,
at Earlville. ,s5 70
f Miss Ruth Billingsley has re-
turned to her studies at Cornell coll
lege, Mt. Vernon, after a visit here
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs A.
NJ. Billingsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Jewell and
daughter of Dundee expect to leave
this week to join the large colony
Of Delaware county people who are
spending the winter in Florida.
Miss Mary Welterlen, a student
at the Iowa State Teachers college
at Cedar Falls, was an over Sunday
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Welterlen, Of north Of the
city.
+. William Halbur, a farmer living
near Manchester, and Miss Irene
Adams OF. Dundee, were united in
marriage in this city last week, Jus.
tice Of the Peace Geo. S. Lister, Of
ficiating. s:Sii5 II
Basket ball is claiming the at.
tention OF the athleticly inclined
young ladies' OF the High school and
in game played Thursday evening
the first team defeated the second
by score of 25 to s,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Rea, form
er residents of Colesburg, who have
been visiting there and with the
formers sister, Mrs. O.. A. Durham,
in this city, for the past four or
five weeks, left Tuesday morning for
their home in Lindsey. California.
Albert c. Gienapp, son Of G. H.
Gienapp Of Delaware and who is.
we'll known in Manchester, was mar
ried yesterday in Dubuque to Miss
Edna Voss. The young couple went
At once to Ft. Dodge, where the
groom is employed by the Standard
Oil company.
-Messrs. Glen and Claude Reed,
Miss Trevarthan and Miss Ruth
Pride, students at Lenox college,
made up an auto party
which motored to Manchester to
spend Sunday at the home Of Miss, !,
9ride's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Pride.
Don A. Preussner on Monday
began the erection of thoroughly
modern residence on his lot at the
corner Of Franklin and Howard
streets. Reuben Pinch also has a
orce Of men excavating for the
cellar of the fine home he is to
erect on east Main street.
Joe Sranek, who returned to
Manchester from Des Moines after
he death of Prof. Babcock, head Of
he Babcock Institute Of Pharmacy,
eft again for the Capital City on
Ionday, another professor having
arranged to conduct the classes in
he institute. John Scott, who also
'eturned last week from Des Moines
will not re-enter the school until the
irst of the year.
Col. ]. H. Peters, one of Della
7are, county's real pioneers, arrived
lere Sunday evening from .Califor-
ia where he has been for nearly
wo years on legal business. The
colonel needs no Introductory men
ion here, having spent faithful
Ifettme in this county, He expects
o spend some time in Manchester
nd Delhi, renewing acquaintances
efore returning west.
-Messrs. Ralph Chesebrough Of
:eloit, Wisconsin, and Kent Childs
+ Chicago, were guests over Sun r
ay of their friend, Allen r. Leroy. l,
'he former is vice consul at the Am b
rican legation in Constantinople, {
turkey, and is spending 60 days t
1rIo,,ph in tho TI,ito1 AIT IL