Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-08-20
Rev. s. G. Bretna1l OF Lamont
was a visitor in Manchester last last
Thursday. r ~ 32 s.s8 yA sS

with friends TN Re VI tf{ss II
The Misses sArtazena and Chris
tine Scanlon were visitors In Du-s5i
buque, Thursdaay.
Mrs. Kathryn Blaisdell expects TO-
leave this evening for Colorado for
a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence went to
waterloo ..~@ q two weeks visit
with friends on Tuesday.
Mrs. Avery Long and sister. Miss
Opal Kephart, were guests OF rel
auves In Wayerly a part Of last
week. !.H al 3$8 588
Miss Lyna Pierce, who had been
q guest OF Miss Laura Dunham, left
Monday for her home at Belmond, ,s
Iowa. ri. 81 5s3S 3: s.9
Mrs. a. Foster and daughter, Miss
Mae Foster, went to Earlville this this
morning for a few days visit with
friends. s$.!
Bradley Edmunds Of Owensville,
Indiana, has been q guest OF rela-s
tives and friends here during the
past week. 81 }5 III 533|3 L M. 81
Mrs. John Haltmeyer and son
Carl went to Dubuque this morning
for a visit with relatives there and and
at Sheriff. s
Miss Clara Wolcott leaves soon soon
for Cambridge, Massachusetts, where
she will enter a note1 physical train ain
ing school.
Mrs. Thos. Morlsey Of blooming
ton. Illinois, returned to her home t'lrl' I.
Friday after visit in Manchester
with friends. 5S,{
Miss Mary Griffin leaves. next
week for Jacksonville, Florida, where
she will teach In the city schools
during the year. g.'5l
Mrs. Otis A. samuels Of Chicago
returned to her home Saturday, at
ter visit with the Misses Lizzie
and Mary Griffin.
Mrs Mary seryoss expects to
leave on Thursday evening Of this 4
week OF Dolton, South Dakota, for q
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Jess II
Young. ,5Ss5s .3s ss53sIss 5353$3s
Mrs. E. M. Carr and Misses Eliz-
abeth and Josephine Hutchinson and n
Mr.. Arthur Hutchinson have return
ea home after pleasant trip in
the west y: .2s \.
Mrs. E. w. Eames, who has been eses1
a guest o Mr.. and Mrs. B. y. He'd He'd
iund for several weeks, returned to
her home at Marshaltown this /
morning. ,.S5i 5is5s 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moves OF
Dubuque were guests Of relatives herr
yesterday and today. Mr.: Noyes has;
an excellent position with the street
railway company ot the Key City.
Peter Carr, one Of the prominent /; 4
citizens Of Lamont, was 9 business 's'
visitor TN Manchester Thursday. Mr..
Carr states hat the corn did not suf-
fer as much from the drought as
one might expect. .St@
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haltmeyer en- I
ltcyed pleasant visit Sunday from
the formers brothers, Ernest and
Herman Haltmeyer, and their wives,
ard sister, Mrs. Will Lindeman, and
her husband, all Of McGregor. The
party made the trip overland in
large touring car.
Mrs. l.. D. Niles and children, s
who had been visiting in the city
at the home Of the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitney, left
Tuesday morning for Cedar Rapids 1
for several days visit. They go
from the Parlor City to Chicago and
from there return to their home at
Lucerne Park, Florida. ;
Miss Ruth Pride returned home
last Friday from Storm lake, where
she was, In attendance at a confer
ence Of Presbyterian young people.
Delegates were at the meeting
from Iowa, Minnesota, South Dako-
ia, and Nebraska. Miss Pride will
give part of the report ON the con con-
ference on next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lawman Of
North Corrin, New York, are guests
OF relatives in the city. Mr.. Law
nan is brother Of Mrs. S. collard
and Mrs. Peter Boardway, and he
formerly resided in Manchester, this
being his first visit here in thir-4
ty-five years. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawman
will visit with relatives at Cedar
Rapids, independence and Marshall
town before they return home.
WELL KNOWN FARMER WEEDS.
George Hebron, one of the widely
| 1,,or,- oT town Shin