Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-29
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MISS MAUD Edrndrt lett last week
to resume her work as teacher in
.Ames. 81. "
Mrs. Darling Of Manila, Iowa, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. S. Morton.
Mrs. Ensign of Cleghorn, who was
called here by the illness of her sis
ter, Miss Anna Johnson, returned
home Monday, and was accompanied
by her sister for visit OF a couple
Of months, in order that she may re-
gain her health.
Miss Lucia LeClere left Friday for
Miller South Dakota. sv-@..
A little boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Bulls last Friday. .
Mrs. S. p. Carter went to Du.
buque Wednesday, on account Of the
serious illness of her mother, who
died Thursday evening. e.. . .-...
Mrs. w. E. Reed of Manchester was
down last week to see her mother
Mrs. Hooking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson have
arrived home from their wedding triI
and will be at home to their friends.
Mrs. Arthur Bartlett of Brainard
who was visiting at George Vesey's
was taken seriously i'll the day after
arrival and died Sunday afternoon
The body was taken to the home al
sBrainard Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Tunis Gearhart Wis
tied during the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. D. C. Gearhart. They had
sold their property in Cherokee and
left here for Los Angeles, California
to make their future home. s-..
Mrs. LandeIs and son visited III
Cedar Rapids Wednesday.
w. C. Dolley has returned from
Leeman, Wisconsin, where he went
a couple Of years ago, and has rented
the John Fear farm.
A number of neighbors and friends
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brokaw en-
joyed a pleasant evening at their
country home last Friday evening,
Mrs. Chester Caldwell and little
son of Marion visited Tuesday with
Mrs. Rosala Cummings. l-
h There has been quite sudden
change of property the past week.
LeClere and Bowen have traded
their stock of groceries as part pay
ment to Littlefield for the w. II.
Hull farm, which they recently pur-
chased. The stock Of groceries was
then sold to Wallace and Ferguson
and p. r. Wheeless. The stock OF
shoes was bought by Glen and CLAUDE
Reed, who will open a shoe store III
the building now used by P. X Wheel
ess. Floyd Bowen expects to move
TO his farm near Brandon. w. A.
LeClere has not yet decided on Ills
plans for the future.
The east side country people were
Ivy Mr.. and Mrs. Il. a.
Wallace Friday evening.
Mrs. Minnie Englehart of DaVen-
port visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. F. K. Barnes and motner'
Mrs. M. I. Campbell visited IN Ar
lington last Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Hooper went to Cres-
60 last week to visit relatives.
Ben Dickey is here from Marnata'
South Dakota. He expects to go soon
10 Oregon, where his mother has
been for some time.
Mrs. circuit was taken to Dubuque
Tuesday evening for an operation for
She was, when hearu
rom the last of the week, still in a
serious condition. "
Miss Jennie Strane Of Dubuque Is
visiting at the home OF A u. LeClere'
Next Sabbath evening the Christ
an Endeavor will hold a service IN
Of the founding OF
heir association, at the time or the
evening service.
Mrs. Blanchard and little daugn-
er of Edgewood spent last week WIN
Irs. Brooks, while Mr.. BlslnchaIu
md Mr. Mullan went to Chicago win
hree cars of sheep for the .hrooAs
'rothers.
Frank Lux and Miss Gertrude NC
)onough were married on TUESDAY
n Dubuque. After the ceremony,
Wedding breakfast was served at tne
ome of the brides mother, a1ter
Which they left for Chicago. After!
february 1st, they will be at Rome
o their friends at their farm hone !
outh of town.
Lew Bette is going into the sroc-
nv business again. Will set up III
he Platt building.
Cliff Main of the Leader office mas
ccepted a position with the Mancnes'
sr Press, and he and his Will SOON
cave for Manchester.
A. N. Lowe Of Portland, Oregon
visiting his brother Sidney Lowe.
his is his second visit after thirty
ears of western Life. He is on his
ay home from an eight months tour
Europe.
Mrs. ". 4. Milcy = AM Miss Jessie
icketts are among the sfci> oI.e7' Inns
eek -.