Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-10-22
LOCAL | NEWS
Of Of The | |! ]. WEEK. ! Y EEK.
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE.
ARE DOING AT HOME AND
81 ABROAD.
REVIEW And FORECAST Of EVENTS

Z hLIlIW AND IUnLOAOl Ut LvLNl
q lte; ne Of 4 Personal and General
\ Mature Picked Up About
\ Town.
i Henry Logan was passenger to
4 Cedar Rapids Monday.
Il Attorney Calvin Yoran transact.
led business in Earlville on Monday.
i j. J. Goen and R. A. Denton were
business visitors in Dubuque on Mon
slday.
F. NJ. Burbridge Of Oneida was a
business caller in Manchester on Mon
day.
4 The Clarence House advertises in
! the Democrat this week for a dining
troom girl.
Il Miss ,Vira Moore is spending few
iays with her, brother, Jasper Moore,
at Grinnell
IT. J. Knaack returned Tuesday
from business trip to Van Horn,
his former home. 0 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Carr and
little daughter Mary Louise were Wis
litors In Waterloo last Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Mittlestadt,
lof this city, are the parents OF a
daughter, born October Is. 1913.
The Ladies At Home society Of the
Presbyterian church will meet today;
at the home OF Mrs. Hugh Clemans.
Mrs. Frank L. Frentress, Of
Waterloo visited last Saturday and
Sunday with relatives and friends in
this vicinity
Lyle Conger went to Perry, To-
wa, where he has accepted position
on the G. NJ. & St. P. railway as
operator.
Mrs. F, F. Collier, who has been
a guest Of her sister. Mrs. !. \,
Moreland, left Thursday for her home
at Marcus, Iowa.
Ned Cowles went to Cedar Rap
Ids this morning, where he has ac-
|cepted a position as "bell hop in
the Montrose hotel.
Miss Ruth Billingsley, student
at Cornell college. was an over Sun,
day guest of her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. A. M. Billingsley.
Miss Kate Hubhell Of Howard, j
Illinois, and Mrs. w, ]. Rawson, OF
Colon ILLS. Illinois. are guests at,
the home Of Mrs.. s. ". Hubbeil D
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. searles, Of,
Chicago, are in the city. and expect
to spend the winter in Name chester
with .he latter's mother Mrs. Fred
Glissendorf. II II, h. : z,: A
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Acres ex-
pect to leave about November l., for,
their winter home in ST. Petersburg,
Florida, after spending the summer
here in their old home.
Mrs. Sarah Bradley left Tuesday
morning for Council Bluffs, Iowa..
where She goes to attend the state
convention OF the O. E. s. lodge as
a delegate from the local chapter.
!, The following were among those
from here who heard Secretary Of
State William J.. Bryan's address at
the Dairy Cattle congress in Water
loo Friday E. NJ. Carr Mr.. and Mrs
E. B. Stiles. Mrs. C. E. Bronson and
Mrs. Henry Bronson.
Mrs. j. I. Brownell left Monday
for Chicago, concluding a weeks vls-
it at the home OF her nephew, Arthur
McGarvey, and family. Mrs. H. NJ:
McGarvey, mother of Mr.. McGarvey.
who has also been a guest OF her
son. returned, to her home in Edge
wood on Sunday.
n; Il; IS w. Greaves, former Della
ware County resident. now located at
Tyler, Texas, was a guest Of Miss
Clara Marshall and her mother, last
week. Mr.. Greaves is now assistant
auditor of the Cotton Belt Railway
in Texas. His family removed from.
Delaware, their old home, in 1877. 4
Miss Annette Pride, little daugh:-5
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Denby Pride,.
spent Saturday in Waterloo, the
guest Of her aunt, Miss Olive Pride.
The little lady made the trip unac-
companied. and perhaps enjoyed the
trip more than any other I. c. pass
enger ever did.
The first fall of snow of the pres.
ent season occurred early Monday,
one Of the earliest in the history OF
the county. Its early arrival awaken
ed fund of "reminiscences from pion-
GERS, some of whom declared that on
October 25, 1881, the heaviest snow
of that severe winter fell, the day,
being marked by fierce blizzard.
with resultant heavy damage to stock
and crops.
-Rev.J. F: Moore left, Monday for,
IGrinnell, for brief visit with his
son, Jasper Moore. and family. Mr..
Moore went to Kansas City from Gri
nell, to attend the National Council
of Congregational churches. Mrs.
Moore, who has been visiting for a
few days with relatives at Grinnell,
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