Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-03-19
Mrs. John Fardy was visitor in
Dubuque Monday. E ~

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Mrs. John Fardy was visitor
Dubuque Monday. s,s
Mrs. Jennie Ford was Dubuql
! visitor on Thursday. Il
Miss Jessie Maley spent Sunda
with friends in Dyersville.
M. D. ARNOLD was a business Vi
itor in Waterloo on Friday.
y. B. Evers was a guest
friends in Dyersville Sunday.
Mrs. D. F. Grove was visitc
in Cedar Rapids on Thursday.
M. ]. Yoran was business vi!
itor in Independence Thursday.
Mrs. o. X. Lennon was a gues
OF friends in Waterloo on Friday.
1 Attorney w. H. Norris was a
tending court at Independence Thurs
day.
Capt. and Mrs. J. F. Merry ar
the guests Of friends in Dubuque tc
day.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. S. Full
bright, Saturday, March Is, 1913, /
daughter. 4.
ALLEN r. Leroy was a bushes
visitor in Cedar Rapids last Wednes
day night.
Mrs. Eliza Russell and. Mrs. A
w. Stearns are Cedar Rapids visit
ors today.
--Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Pierce ant
children spent Sunday with friend
in Waterloo.
! |-Miss Alma Duba and Miss Nell'
Armistead went to Waterloo on Fri
day afternoon for a brief visit.
-Dr. H. M. Bradley returned las
week from, New Orleans, where he at
tended meeting of railway surgeons
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Snodgres:
of Iowa Falls are the parents Of {
daughter, born Sunday, March 16
1913.
w. D. Hoyt, president Of the w
ID. Hoyt Implement company, was e
business visitor In Cedar Rapids par
Of last week.
M. D. Arnold and Henry an6
John Hermann attended the automo
bile show at Cedar Rapids on Thurs
day Of last week. 5
Mrs. B. F. Hedlund was called
to TT. Dodge Friday morning, on ac.
count of the critical illness OF her
mother, Mrs. Parker. ;s,
Station Agent H. G. Pierce was
in attendance upon a meeting Of ILL
nois Central officials in Dubuque on
Wednesday, afternoon.
Mrs. w. H. Ensign and her moth
er, Mrs. C.. X. Greer, were guests
OF relatives and friends at Jesup on
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank (orwald returned to
her home at Farley on Thursday,
after enjoying a pleasant visit at the
Link home in this city.
Mrs. J. NJ. Killing and daughter,
Miss Ola Killing, went to Cedar Falls
on Friday afternoon for brief Wis
it with relatives and friends.
Mrs. James Green went to Fay
cite Friday morning to visit her
daughter, Miss Hazel Green, who is
. student at Upper Iowa university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Firestine We're
In Dubuque Thursday, looking up a
residence there. They expect to
move to the Key City in a few days.
Mrs: H. A. Owens OF Otranto,
Iowa, returned to her home last
week, after spending /, several days
with her son. Frank Owens, and fami-
", in this city. Z,
George and Bert Kerton left on
Thursday afternoon for Canada, both
having purchased farms in the Sas-
katchewan country, and where they
expect to make their future homes.
MIR. and Mrs. H. H. Lawrence re-
turned to their home at Waverly on
Friday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee came to Manchester to be pres
ent at the birthday anniversary of
HRS. A. Steadman.
Her friends will be, greatly re-
lieved to learn Of the marked i'm
provement in the, critical condition of
Mrs. Hugh Clemans, whose illness
from pneumonia has caused much
alarm among her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gates of Cleve-
laid Ohio, spent several days Of last
J.. Burk. From here Mr.. and Mrs.
Gates went to Greeley, where they
visited with friends before returning
to their home at Cleveland.
Lester d. Jones and family, who
have been living in Greensburg,
Pennsylvania, for several years, have
taken up their residence in Manches-
ter. Mr.. Jones is q son of Mrs. Jen
ME Jones, and has accepted a posi-
ton with the Dairy City creamery
company.
George Durey shipped carload
of household goods and farm imple-
ments and horses to his farm near
Bismark, North Dakota, where he in
tends to superintend the cultivation
Of his land near that place. Mrs.
Durey, will join her husband at Bis
mark later in the summer.
Tom Wilson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Wilson, arrived home Tues
day morning for fifteen-day fur
lough. Following his visit here he
will enter the service, of the navy,
having been assigned position on
the battleship Kansas, one Of the
largest ships in the north Atlantic
fleet.
Anyone who has the interests of
Park View hospital at heart, and who
desires to aid the committee which is
to prepare the supper for the bene-
fit ball, may do, so by furnishing a
chicken, dressed or alive-and leave
the same with M578s ]. A. May any
time between now and Monday noon.
A donation of this kind will be great
ly appreciated, and will be devoted
to worthy object.
John Rose, one of the prosperous
farmers of Coffin's Grove township,
purchased an Overland car last
week. The Overland, 1913, is a
classy car, and is sold in, this terri
tory by John M. Jones & Sons. This
firm also sold last week to Mr.. w. j.
Helmricks, of Golden, a classy Ford
roadster. DR.. J. j.. Lindsay and DR..
J. w. Scott have also purchased
Ford roadsters through the Jones &
Sons agency.
Clarence Jones. who has been in
the employ of the Delaware County
Telephone. company, as an electrician
has gone to Chicago, where he will
take a snecial course, in the mechan.