Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-21
mrs. Pierce was a guest 0

Mrs. Pierce was d guest Q
relatives iii e. rieo Friday.
i Herbert y erson is here froI
Colorado visith :, I'll friends.
Henry Pettl> ent part Of Ia las
" ek visiting witt, ls at Fayette
/ y--Mr. ana Mrs. ) al OF Dela
/ ware were visitors il Anchester O.
Saturday. .
Mrs. Ralph Dutton went to Cog
gon Monday morning for a visit wit
trelatives.
Mrs. A. r. Redding left Monda,
morning for Waterloo to visit witt
relatives. { &,
"A. b. Terril and daughter, Mis-
blanche. were Dubuque visitors o.
SATURDAY. KS. {S Il,
MRS. George Clemens returne'
nome TUESDAY night Iroln Vlslt n
Ceoar Rapids. ,%
marry andrews left Monday al
ternoon Tor DuOuque, Wnere ne VII
remain Indefinitely.
3a-Mlss Mabel. Jones OF LeMars wa
guest at the A. A. Mcintosh none
me first OF the Week.
I Miss Alma Lettoy spent Sundd!
at the nome OF her parents, Mr.. ant
MRS. M. r.. Lehoy. s
Senator anu MRS. r. II. Hoyt re
lurneu hoMe MONDAY evening aItel
an extenuad visit III the West.
mr.. ana MIS-. u. j.. Sthacherel
and Miss Dess Thorpe spent SUNDAY
ylSlting trIenus in Dyersvllle.
-hey. e. n. huoson went to Edge
wood Tuesday morning Where he !:
assisting with special services.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Carr, Mr
and Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson and NJ
f.. Le Roy are visitors in Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Garlick ex
pect to remove to Clinton, Iowa, IN the
near future where they will RESIDE. II;
MRS. r. N. Hooking OF Hopiksiin[ TN
con was a guest OF her daughter, MRS
". f. Reed, during the past week.
Mrs. Nell Hayes of Omaha is ex'
pected in Manchester the latter part
Of the week for visit with relatives
Il. L.. Platt was q visitor in Min
neapolis and other Minnesota points
last week looking after land interests
Leon Beardslee, who is a student
at the state university at Iowa City,
was an over Sunday visitor in Man
chester. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy C-osier and
children OF Kentucky are visiting in
the city with the formers mother and
brother. 3:3a
Miss Ella Gates was down from
Waterloo over Sunday visiting at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Gates. :,
The Manchester High school ball
team 60 to Independence next Satur-
day to play against the High school
team at that place.
Mrs. Chas.sW hitman, has returned
home from Rochester, Minnesota,
where she submitted to an operation
at Mayo hospital. s
e The friends OF Mrs. J. B. Enos
will regret to learn that she recently
received painful injuries in a fall at
her home on East Union street.
Mrs. George Thorpe returned to
her home here Saturday afternoon al
ter visiting at Waterloo with her
daughter, Miss Inene Thorpe.
Rs 4 Miss Madge Pentony and Mrs. g.
Z. Belknap Of Highland Park, Michi-
gan, are visiting in the city at the
home ;ofs Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Pentony.
John Scott, Frank Odell and Mr..
Rolf went to Central City Monday,
where they spent the day fishing
along. the banks of.. the Wapsipinicon.
Charles Bunker returned home
Monday morning from Springfield. II
linois, where he went as delegate
to the convention OF insurgenti wood
men.
The work Of excayating has been
begun on a lot on east Fayette street
recently purchased 'by Henry Petition
where he will erect, fine new resi-
dence.
Mrs. ]. J. Kidder and children OF
Olin, Iowa, who have been visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Middleton, returned Friday
night to their home. r.
Miss Ruth Graham, who has been
employed as millinery at the W.. T.
Drew store during the past season, re-
turned to her home at Springfield, II
linois, Monday evening. !.
Miss Florence Riddell was q.
Lincoln, Nebraska, the latter part OF
last week, attending the annual re-
union of the class 6f Lincoln un1ver-
sity of which she was a. member.
County Superintendent Guy y.
Ribb,e landed the largest fish caught
from the Maquoketa this year one day
last week. 1t was a black bass and aA
weighed four and one-ha.f pounds.
rs --Geryi May has taken pos'tlon
with tn Bureau of Fisheries, anu le1t
SlonI.J incraiEg with a fish cal Tor
Dubuque, and will go from there TO
s4.crIegor and other northern points points
long the Mississippi river!
-Orln Greenwood has a novelty DIS
: Law at his bsr.ser shcn in the way
Ssa cabinet which contains more 7 thar'
,ishsy specimens of mounted birds.
The specimens are cf different var
iet;es ard have been gathered from
,ifferent parts Of the United States.
&C. L. Adams the local florist, wa vas $.
in Dyersyille Saturday arranging and
planting flowers in the Dyersville
cemetery. The lDyersville cemetery
association employed Mr.. Adams last
year to do the work and were so Wsit
pleased that his services were again
sought this year. ~.
Henry Sphinx Of Platteyil.e, WIS
,onsin. who had been visiting in the
city at the home of his sen, j. n
Sphinx. left Tuesday morning FOR
points in Minnesota, where. he is lcok'
ing after land interests. He WI re
turn to Manchester in about e. week
for a short visit before returning TO
his Wisconsin home.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel M;rgar and
lou ,hter, Miss Ethel Mor2an, were
.alled to Clerenont, 11Wa, last Week
~ the death Of the ine1nt schEd CT
Mr., and Mrs. William Blake, Mrs.
3lake is the, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Morgan. The death Of hte child oc-
Cured last Thursday morning.
John Kretzmeyer- who played
with the Manchester ball team one
season and who is an instructor In
st. Joseph's college at Dubuque, was
a Manchester visitor Saturday even
ing. He was on his return home from
Fayette, where the St. Joseph team
played against Upper Iowa university
that day.
The Junior class at the University
r.