Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-10-21
---Dg. A. J. 'Collinge was a visitor
NYaA-~i4o Gokas-lns.

---Dy. A, ]. Collinge was visito,
In waterloo Saturday.
| Henry oshlar ct Dysrsvills is q
business visitor here today.
Frank Barnd was q business Wis.
itor in Dubuque last Saturday.
Attorney and Mrs. H. +. Arnold
We're visitors in Dubuque on Friday.
Miss Agnes Kelley was a visito1
In Dubuque on Saturday OF last week
Mrs. w. D. Hoyt and Mrs. Thos.
Wilson were visitors in Dubuque on
Saturday. -.
Mrs. Geo, Klaus and Miss Mar.
garet Lindsay are visitors in Du-
buQua today.
County Clerk r.. D.. Graham was
business visitor In Waterloo Sat
urday OF last week.
Il. Matthews sr. went to Rock
ford, Illinois, to attend to business
matters. last Friday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bplingsley and Mrs.
c. X. Hudson were visitors in the
hey City on Friday.
Howard Drew went Tuesday .af.
he will look after land interests.
Oliver Delano went to Seneca,
South Dakota, on Tuesday after
noon, where he goes to look at land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carradus Of
Prairie township are the parents Of
a daughter, born on October IA, 1914.
Fred H. Munson left Friday after
which place he has large grape vine
yards.
Mrs. Ray Brown was a guest Of
her parents, in Central City several
days last week, returning to her
home on Friday evening.
Rev. J. Frank Moore went
to Almoral this morning to assist in
meetings that are being held at the
Almoral Congregational church this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haug had as
their guests several days last week.
Mrs. Haug's cousin, Mrs. Albert
Stiehl, OF Charles City. Mrs. Stiehl
returned to her home on last Friday
morning.
Clarence Atkinson, who has an
excellent position with the Illinois
Central Railway company, with head
quarters in Chicago, was guest on
last Saturday and Sunday, of his
brother, Roy Atkinson. and his fam
lily.
Mrs. ]. w. Conklin and daughter,
Grace, OF Madison, Wisconsin,, ar
rived in Manchester Friday evening
for visit with her sister, Sister
Mary Stanislaus, at the Convent In
this city. Mrs. C0nklin and daugh-
ter returned to their home Monday
Mrs. Donahue and two children,
Of Dubuque, was a guest Of Mrs. NJ.
Of the week. Mrs. Donahue and her
children left this morning for Wa
terioo and Charles City, where they
will spend several days with friends
before returning to their home.
Upwards of forty from Manches-
ter and vicinity went to Waterloo on
Friday morning to} attenH the Dairy
Show and Cattle Congress. in ses-
sion there last week. Large delega-
tions from Manchester and vicinity,
in fact, attended the cattle shows
each day - - =! ~. n ". ~ e se
Tho nine. year old daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. Chas.s Haynes, OF south
patient at Parkview hospital in this
alton for appendicitis, and is now a
patient at Parkview hospital In this
city. The child rallied nicely from
tho ordeal, and every indication
points to a complete recovery. >:
Miss Flora Newman. formerly Of
In, hncfo a
night for a visit with her friend,
Mrs, L. L. Platt. Miss Newman will
also visit friends at Edgewood before
going to the Pacific coast, where
her people are visiting: She hasebeen
spending several weeks with friends
at Wolcottsville, Indiana.
DIR. ]. w. Parker o. Lamont has
a number of patients at Park View
hospital in this city. Last week the
son of c.. Aherns submitted to an.
operation for appendicitis, and on
Monday Of this week Geo. Yonda, al
so of near Lamont, submitted to
similar operation. Both of the pa
tients, are doing nicely.
DIR. A. NJ. Billingsley went to In
dependence, Friday evening to con
duct quarterly. conference on that
evening. He also visited the parish
a. Jesup. 1t will be gratifying news
to DR.. Billingsley's friends here to
learn that he is regafning his
strength after having suffered from a
severe attack Of stomach trouble.
Fatal accidents have become so
common in this state that the Iowa
Highway Commission has taken up
the subject with view of trying to
put stop to so much reckless driv-
ing. It is time something was done,
for during the month Of September
alone, twenty-five persons were kill
ed on Iowa roads, to say nothing Of
those who were badly injured.-Ex.
Mrs. o. E. Huene and daughter;
Mrs. Charles Hickman, of Chicago,
were visitors in Cedar Rapids Sat
urday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman have
been guests of their relatives in Man.
chester for several days, coming here
obliged to return to their home by
train Sunday. owing to the unfavor-
able conditions of the roads.
-Chas. Bunker and Jas. bishop Of
Manchester and E. E. Moore, OF Ma
sonv1lle were at Waterloo ON Thurs
day of last week, and attended the
meeting Of the. leaders of the repub-
lican party of the Third district, the
being held in the beautiful
new Russell-Lamson hotel, prior to
the addresses OF Senator Albert B.
Cummins and Hon. Burton E. Sweet
Of Waverly.
: r. J. Duffey,, proprietor of Brook
vale stock farm south of Manchester,
is advertising stock cattle and stock
hogs for sale, in the columns of The
Democrat. Our farmer readers
should not overlook Mr.. Duffey's ad-
vertfsement which appears on page
8. Mr.. Duffey is an experienced
stock raiser and any one looking for
choice viii not be Gisap-
pointed in what he finds on Brook
vale Stock Farm.
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