Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-10-07
LOCAL D news \ E ........... {.
OF j !. ! THE II ]. WEEK VI &
WHAT, MANcHEsTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND
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REVIEW AND felErn7 Of ilE IEEI
Its'n. Of ) 4 Personal and General
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Mrs. s. A. Thompson was q visl
( or in Cedar Rapids on Monday. VA
Judge Geo. W. Dunham went !,
Waterloo on Monday morning, to ho
+ Court. q. ~ - 3.
Mrs. George W.. Storey spen
& several days last week with Mr.!
! H. G. Garfield, at Fayette. e., F.
Il 15--E. NJ. Carr is In Des Moines tc
day to attend meeting Of the Ie
wa Press and Authors club. d
Earl Hutson OF waterloo was
guest Of his parents, Mr. and Mn
NJ. D. Hutson. Of north of Manche,
ter, on Sunday. .a ss:.. $s@ "a d.
yE'-Mr., and Mrs. E. r.. Hensley wen
to Glenwood. Iowa. Monday mornine
Ito spend a week or mere :with rela
tfves and friends. Z
g--Mr., and Mrs. William Confar
went to Waterloo on Saturday t,
spend Sunday with their son, Harr!
Contare, and family. VT -. ~. .... 5.s5.'. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haus an,
Mrs. Otto Haug and Miss Lydia Hau
We're guests OF Miss Viola Haue j,
Waterloo on Sunday.
MIR, and Mrs. B. c. Hail enjoyed
Ia visit on Sunday from their friends
Mr, and Mrs. w. G. Byerly and Mr
and lal:si Mrs. Applegate, Of Marion. e (
Miss Ocea Norris, a teacher IL
the Independence High school. was q
guest over Sunday, Of her uncle and
aunt. Hon. and Mrs. w. H. Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Simpson Of
Marshalltown' arrived in Manchester
Saturday evening for visit with the
formers mother. Mrs. Al. Simpson.
Mrs. ]. w. Brazelton left Mon.
day morning for Chicago. where she
will be the guest of her, son, Edgar
A. Brazelton, and his wife, for sev.
|eral weeks.
szsSs-9. a. Sires returned last week
from Aiken, Minnesota. where he In
vested In quarter section Of land,
the deal being negotiated by. Henry
Goodhile OF this city. ii
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chester people went to Guttenburg
and Garnivillo on sunday to spend
the day among the scenic hills along
the banks Of the Mississippi river. &
N win Schmidt, who lives near
Bailey's Ford, is spending several
weeks near Aiken, Minnesota, where
he g erecting buildings son his farm
which he recently purchased at that
place. IL \. u. H. AZ. L.
Joe Nieman, who has been laid
up for many weeks, with a broken;
limb. is able to drive his car about
the country again. His friends: are
pleased to learn Of his improved
condition. :.:S 3. We :l
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Stephens,
who have been the guests Of their
son, ,Harlo Stephens, and family In
this city for a week, returned to their
home at Plattville. Wisconsin, Mon
day morning.
Fred salow, who has been en-,
ployed as clerk lin the w. c. ANS
den store for some time, contem-
plates going to San Francisco, where
his brother resides. Fred has IN
view an excellent position with tel
egraph company.
. M. F. Shelley, one Of the pros
porous farmers OF the Robinson vi
cinity, Is erecting a modern dwell
ing on his farm. and is, equipping it
with a thoroughly up-to-date heating
ane water system. Hutchinson &
Of this city have the con-
tract for the heating and plumbing.
DR.. "A. NJ. Billingsley has been
somewhat under the weather for
several days. His physician has .ad-
vised him to give up his work for a
Few weeks, during which time, he
will take a much needed rest. His
many friends hope that his ailment
will soon yield to medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. Durey have
ct their contract for the erecting of
heir new residence on North New
street to F. NJ. Parkhurst. The dwell
ng will be modern in all OF its ap-
and will be heated by q
steam heating system which Hutch
nson & Atwater are going to install.
&C. Carroll of Delaware went to
Seney, Michigan, last week to i'm
prove his $50 acre farm which he
ecently purchased through Henry
soodhile. Will Straub and Linnell
Hill Of near Manchester also ship
,et car load of goods to McGregor,
where they will improve
heir 4SO acre farm. 80 =,
Charles, Speck returned recently
rom a several months visit with his
.ged father, who lives in northern
Colorado. Mr.. Speck reports having
pent 4 delightful summer in Colora-
10, and is gradually regaining the
se of his limbs which were terribly
injured in an accident in the local
ards of the Illinois Central railroad.
Miss Rafoth, of Dyersville, who
as been caring for Mrs, A. J. An
rews, since the accident in which
he sustained severity fractured
nkle, left for her home Saturday.
he many, friends of the Andrews
amily will be gratified to learn that
Irs. Andrews will soon be able to
cave her bed, the injury healing In