Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-24
LOCAL news 81.
OF THE WEEK v K.
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND
ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF EVENTS

;e ite nc. Of a Psrssnal and oanssa
$. Mature Picked " About
= Tewn.
IN. j. Yoran was attending cour
at independence Monday.
y Miss Hazel Huene is a guest o
6 her sister in Chicago this week.
g Misses Pearl and Estella Mutsch
:. Ter were East Dubuque visitors Sun
/ day. u i5
> Misses Nell and Belle ArmisteaG
are guests Of friends in Chicago
this week.
! Harold Jones, Robt Harris ani
: Burr Finch were visitors in Dubuque
e Friday.
Mrs. H. G. Pierce and daugh.
y ter Gertrude were in Cedar Rapids
( Saturday. aa
Hon. R. G. Clark Of Webster
City is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. Ram today.
3 Oscar Smith Of Coffins Grove
!. townships was business visitor in
Waterloo Tuesday. r.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Cary went
: to Jesup Tuesday evening for brief
visit with relatives.
Misses Clara Bing and Nellie
Clark were Cedar Rapids visitors
the first Of the week.
Mrs. 1. s. Blaisdell OF st. Paul
is guest this week Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. N. Frentress.
Miss Blanche Derflinger OF Ce-
dar Rapids is q guest this week Of
her friend, Miss Abbie Howard.
Mrs. James O'Brien Of Carbon
dale, Illinois, has been visiting Mrs.
Micheal Kelley, tor the past week.
Mrs. o. c. Clark and Mrs. Hen
ry Bronson and daughter, Bethel
were Dubuque visitors Saturday.
Miss Elnora Haltmeyer, who is a
student in the Waterloo Business col
lege, was a guest Of her parents over
Sunday.
Mrs Julia Ferguson OF Peoria,
Illinois, is expected here for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Frederick Glis-
sendorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Graham were
at Waverly last Thursday and FRI
day, attending the fair and visiting
with friends.
IT Wilson and c.. H: Bunker
went to Robinson Monday to make
a survey and plat Of an addition to
the new town OF Robinson.
Milo Goodyear of Morton, Illinois. |
was a guest last week +of his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bur
hans, I'm Prairie township.
Theodore Hatch left Tuesday
morning for Hartley, Iowa, where he
Win superintend threshing operations
on HIS farms near that place.
MRS Gus Barnd and daughter,
Miss Ona Barnd, went Saturday !
morning to Beloit, Wisconsin, where
they Will visit with Mrs. Barnd's
sister. b
Rev. JAW. Turner of Edgewood
and Rev. PMS Slocum of Dubuque
were in Manchester Tuesday morn
ing en- route to Upton to attend con-
ference.
;Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy Of Pc
catonica, Illinois, returned to their
home Tuesday afternoon. after a
weeks visit with their neSce, Mrs.
F. F. Cary
DIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Billingsley,
Rev. C! X. Hudson and c. L. Adams
are at Upton this week attending
the annual conference OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Durey in
tend to visit their friends and rela-
tives in Chicago and Michigan short
ly after the sale and leave for North 1
Dakota some time in October.
Mrs. J. r.. Inman is a guest of |
friends in the city. She leaves soon
for Des Moines, where she joins her
husband, who has an excellent posi- /
Miss Abbie Howard, stenographerI
for Thrill & Pierce, is at her post
again after a delightful vacation trip
through the east. MISC Howard spent
several weeks with relatives at St
Albins, Vermont.
Mrs W. A. Durey and Mrs. John
Hatfield and two children are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. w. Bayles in Chi
cago Heights, Illinois. Mr.. Bayles
took them in his car to Tampico. II.
linois, to see Mrs. F. Pope. Mr.. Hat
field will join them for a visit next
week.
Miss Edith O'Connell, who was
guest of Senator and Mrs. E. H.
Hoyt Tuesday, left last night for her
home at Ponca, Nebraska. Miss
O'Conneu has just returned from q |
trip abroad and stopped off here to
spend q day with her former teach
er, Mrs. Hoyt.
Mrs. S. ]. Lyttle returned to her
home at Coggon Saturday evening,
after a visit with her daughter, Mrs
Rae Dunham. Mr.. and Mrs. Durham
also enjoyed . visit from Joseph
Lyttle, a cousin of the latter. Mr..
Lyttle has recently come to America
from Ireland. Ms
Miss Eva Benson, who has been
spending the summer with her sis
ter, Mrs. D. w. Ryan, near Thorpe,
and relatives and friends at Alta.
Iowa, left Monday morning for Mar
ion, Alabama, where she teaches in
one of the A. NJ. A. mission schools.
Miss Benson will spend q day or
two with friends in Chicago before
leaving for the south.
John Wood, former resident of
Delhi, but who has been living at
Los Angeles, California, for some
time, was guest of old time
friends in Manchester Monday.
Mr.. Wood is member Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic and came to
his former h. lne to spend few days
among his o'd comrades and friends.
Meme Lubbin. who lives about
seven miles northeast Of Manches-
ter, met with a very painful accident
last Wednesday when he was kicked
In the face by horse. He was un-
conscious for about eight hours The
horse kicked him on the side of the