Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-10-01
Mrs. NJ. F. LIE Roy was a visitor
in Dubuque Friday.

- Robert Porteous lies criticall
i'll at his home on East Union street
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Smith Q
near Manchester are the parents of
son, born September Gath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Abbott hay.
the sympathy in the death Of thei
infant, whose death occurred Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Wolcot
and daughter. Miss Alice Wolcott
were guests Of friends in Dubuqu.
J. LkSaturday. ,,4 z q i
---Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Russell 81
Wilmington. Delaware. were tht
n guests last week OF the formers aunt
Mrs. Eliza Russell. lsz
Miss Margaret stanger. student
at Grinnell college. was a guest OF
8 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
stanger, over Sunday. a.
r Mrs. L. L. Sabin OF Ft. Defiance,
= Arizona, is guest OF her mother and
q sister, Mrs. H. c.. Haeberle and
S Miss Fannie Haeberle. 3Ss
u Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall left on
y Saturday morning for Northwood, 10
wa, where they spent several days
! with Mr.. Halls aunt and cousins. 4: 4, Il
g. Mrs. w. H. Bowen, who has been
: the guest Of her son. w. E. Bowen;
and family. for the past two months,
!, LETT for her home at East Palestine,
Ohio, Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Stearns have
been enjoying visit from Mrs Geo
Pettigrew and her two daughters
Of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Mrs.
Pettigrew is an aunt Of Mr.. Stearns.
, Miss Laura Norris, daughter Of
Hon. and Mrs W.. H. Norris Of this
city, has gone to New York city
where she; will teach mathematics
in St. Johns Episcopal School for
girls -
Mrs. J. F. Jackson and children
left Saturday morning for Savannah,
Georgia, after spending a few months
with Mrs. Jackson's father, E. A. At /
water. Mr.. jackson win meet his
family at Birmingham, Alabama, and
accompany them to their home in
Savannah. u
Henry Waldo and Guy DuncanI
have ben making decided improyesl
ments to their residence properties
on Gay street. They have raised the
buildings several feet. and placed
them upon cement block foundations,
and otherwise improved the same BY
the addition of neat and spacious
porches. Gay street is rapidly be
coming one Of the finest residence
streets in the city; In fact. 1t Is the
only residence street in Manchester
which has solid footing for travel
at all times OF the year.
HoPklNToN.
Miss Mae Dunlap was in Manches-
ter for several days last week
r Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Tourtellott are
visiting their daughter I'M Austin.
Miss Mary Guthrie has been con.
fined to her home with a sprained
ankle. i. .4 :.$s e sSSSSs. "a, & it5 {
I5Rev. W. H, Ensign went to Ep-
worth Thursday to conduct to funer
4l service. S
Mr.. Wolf has removed into the
Preston house. /,
J. d. Morgan and Henry Dufoe are
spending their vacation from rural
mail duties in Cedar Rapids, Ne :
braska. Dean Morgan is taking the
route Of his uncle during his absent
ce.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. A., S. Bort and Mrs. !,
Cyrus Bort came from Monticello on
Thursday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. ZolI
lar. t
David Johnson took a car. load Of a
stock to Chicago last week.
p. A, Krkwood and A. W. Nc
Donald have purchased the Cline
farm OF about 30 acres. lie
About fifty Of the neigAbprs and v
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs, George Cord
went to their home to assist them in | !.
celebrating their wedding anniversary
A very pleasant time was had. ii
Mrs. Garvin visited a day or a
two in Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Ham :
tltOn and little daughter Of State
Center accompanied them home for
a visit during Rev. Hamilton's alb e
sence at conference
A. H. Reed has contracted for q !
car load OF potatoes from Minnesota,
which he will have for sale.
Mrs. r. A. wallace shares with S
Mrs Floyd Smith The letter receiv-
ed states that they were then in
Beirut, Syria, with friends by the
name Of Ward, Their friends had
invited Elliott Parkhill to visit Ic
them, and the three old Lenox stu
dents had a happy time in that far
OF land.
Announcement has been made of F
the marriage OF. Miss Olive Arnold n
OF Hopkinton to Mr.. Cecil B. Curtis,
of Monticello. They were married
in Monticello last Tuesday and left
for a two weeks trip in Nebraska
and South Dakota.
r. w. Hooking made his annual
trip last week to his old home at
Hazel Green. Wisconsin. N
The Christian Endeavor society Of la
the Presbyterian church held a cook :,
ing sale in Wallace & Ferguson's on
g John Dalrymple celebrated his 73d G
birthday anniversary last Monday v
with the, aid Of large company OF
friends, who came unannounced3 but :,
were none the less welcome
The business men Of town are unit l
ing with those all along the line in b
petitioning for additional train ser T
vice.
Mrs. G. L. Campbell were in Iowa n
City last week. III: ssst Il
The Woman Workers of the Presby
terian church held their different a
group meetings last Wednesday, !
Mrs. George Vesey and Mrs C. N.
Hull have been among the sick the =.
past week.
Mrs. F. S. Keith Of Marion and
Mr.. Arnold of Manchester visited at u
the home Of W v. Keith last week. n
The installation services Of DR.. w. o