Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-11-04
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itOc in Cedar RaDids Monday

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Mrs. A. B. Terril went to Wa
terloo Friday morning and spent the
day with DR.. and Mrs. o. J. Fuller
ton. ~
Miss Emma Asmussen, steno-
grapher in the offices of A. NJ. Cloud,
was a, guest Of relatives and friends
in Dubuque last Sunday. y
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Haug went to
Colesburg Saturday afternoon to
spend Sunday with Mrs. Haug's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merten.
Miss Vina Brazelton went to Chi
cago Tuesday morning, to join her
mother for a visit in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Brazelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Petition, who
had been spending several days with
relatives at Waterloo. returned to
their home last Thursday afternoon.
Joe Mccormick of Cedar Rapids
was a visitor in Manchester Monday
night. Mr.. Mccormick is now asso-
ciated with the Powell Insurance
Agency OF his home city.
w. H. Lafferty makes an an
nouncement through the columns of
The Democrat this week which will
be of interest to our readers. His ad-
'vertisement appears on page 8.
Bert Mullan has, been making i'm
portant improvements to his resi-
dence property on East Gay street
during the past few days. He is
planning more Improvements which
he will carry out during the winter.
Miss Florence Stearns of Cedar
Rapids is a guest of her aunt, Mrs.
A. J. Bruce. Miss Stearns arrived
in the city on Saturday evening and
will spend week or ten days with
her relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs.-G. c. Good are en-
ioying a visit from Mrs. D.. Goods
mother, Mrs. O. C.. Brown, Of Indian
ola, Iowa. Mrs. Brown arrived in
Manchester on Thursday afternoon
and will spend some time with her
daughter. = = Z.
His many friends in Manchester
will be pleased to learn that Harold
Jones is making rapid strides toward
complete recovery from the effects Of
an operation for appendicitis, to
which" he submitted at Park View
hospital recently. ~
Miss Marguerite Madden, who is
for the profession OF train
ed nurse at Hahnemann hospital in Z
Chicago, was a guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F.. Madden, over
Sunday. Miss Madden returned to
Chicago the first of the week. s
r R. C. Keagy went to Oelwein on
Friday morning, where the opening
of missionary educational
of Iowa was conducted the
last Of the week.: Mr.. Keagy is In
this. week in the inter-
ests of the missionary movement
which he represents, -.g- !.
The Democrat neglected to call
attention last week to the stock ad-
7ertise ement of B. B. Brayton, who
operates Fairview Farm, near Gold
IN. MIR. Brayton advertises choice
stock hogs for sale, and our farm
,r readers will not miss it II they
ook up what he has to SELL. The
advertisement appears on one Of the
inside pages on The Democrat. y .ag
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Temper and (
ION of Dubuque came Thursday even
ng for a. visit with the latter's par
,nts; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Lister. "
Mrs. Temper has been in a. hospital
n Dubuque, where she submitted to y
IN operation. Her many friends in
Manchester will be pleased to know
hat she is making satisfactory re-
overy from the effects of the Or
eal.
Mrs. Franc B. Wilkie left Thurs
lay afternoon for Dubuque, where
he attended to business matters
or a day or two. Mrs. Wilkie had
cen the guest Of her cousins, Mr..
nd Mrs. J. A. Morse, west of Man
hester for, two weeks, coming here
rom Des Moines, where. she attend
d the Iowa Authors and Press club
leeting. She went to- Chicago for
n extended visit there before going
, Washington, D. c., where she will
pend the winter.
Mrs. W.. c. Cawley was hostess at
delightful social affair in Indepen-
ence recently, when she had as her
uests the Past and Present Mat
ons' club Of Orient Chapter, O. E.
:, Of Manchester. and Mrs. Clara g.
oies, the Worthy Matron Of the =
hapter of Independence, who was
le guest of honoor. The Manches-
r party left here in the. forenoon
automobiles, trimmed in lodge COL
s., and when they, arrived at indie
,ndence, a four course dinner was
rived at the Gedney hotel. The place +
lrds and table decorations were in
,eping with an o. E.. S.. gathering:
he party arrived home at about six
clock, after having spent a day not
on to be forgotten. Those who
mpsed the Manchester party we're
esdames Jennie Jones, w. H. Nor
), Cora Sabin, R. w. Thrill, w. D.
ork, A. B. Carhart, William Dudley,
e. Nye, Sarah Bradley, A. c. Phil
p, the Misses Idell Miles and Eva
NTH, and Mrs. w. c. Cawley.
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