Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28

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Items Of Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
as; the City.
VIII Mccormick is a business
visitor in Waterloo today.
I vi &C. 81 3. Chapman was business
visitor in Dubuque on Tuesday
Capt. and Mrs. j. F. Merry are
@ visiting in the Key City today.
III. C.. Smith had business which
called him to the Key City today.
]: 5S S5 q: RI and Mrs Charles McCor-
mick are visitors in Waterloo today.
Father T. j Rooney was a guest
of friends in the Key City on Tues
day.
Misses Ruth Richmond and Ollie
McAHister of Lamont are guests of
Mrs. Wade Long. .,4
n VI Mrs. Hugh Middleton and Miss
Lucy Merwin were visitors in Du-
buque last Saturday.
- Mrs Harold Durham and Miss
Hazel Barr were visitors in Dubuque
J, on Saturday Of last week.
II Mrs II W. N. Wolcott and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Wolcott, were visit
Ri ors in Dubuque on Saturday.
rs. Lizzie Lawrence has as
her guest this week, her friend, Mrs.
1cr1o 49, u q mi dc e
4 Hrs. W. f. Grossman returned
last week from a visit Of ten days
with relatives and friends at Kansas
VI City. IA.
n. Miss Bridget Maroney and the
young son -of Mr.. and Mrs. III. T..
n Smith are visitors in, Dubuque to-
IS day. s N s.
!$sS Mr.. ana Mrs. ID. ID. Young had
( as their guest last week, Mrs.
fYoung's father, Mr.. w. D.. Noble, Of
Greeley. "a
The Misses Jessie Maley and
Abbie Howard were in Dubuque on
Sunday, where they were the guests
q OF friends. u 5Is3s vi NIB # I'M
sss Carl Anderson was visitor in
Dubuque last Saturday, and while
there attended the play, "The Gar
den Of Allah ). Il IA &, B II Ii .554
The Misses nellie and Ruby Kir-
by OF Epworth were the guests Of
] relatives and friends in Manchester
y the first Of the week. N. 4 B .:s
DIR. and Mrs. B. H. Byers en-
joyed visit over Sunday from DR..
Byers' parents. Mr.. and Mrs Clair
Byers, Of Abel, Iowa.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Pinch and
son Walter left Tuesday night for
Peosta, where they will be the
guests Of friends for several days. g
Attorney Henry Bronson is con-
fined to his bed by an attack of
gall stones. His friends hope that
his condition will soon yield to
medical treatment.
M We refer our readers to change
of advertisement OF w. L. Drew, in /
Which Mr.. Drew quotes attractive
prices on high grade rugs. Do not
4 fa1lt TO look up these prices.
S$s The Ladies Aid society OF the
Thorpe Methodist Episcopal church
will serve dinner in the church on
February 2, 1914 Everybody is cor.
daily invited to attend this dinner
Mrs Mrs. W. P. Bissell and sister,
4 Mrs Webb, have been enjoying a |
visH part Of past week from Mrs.
Webb,s son, Mr.. H. y. Webb, and
his wife OF Sand Stone, Minnesota.
Mrs. Charles Baird, who has
been the guest Of her brother, Hen
~ Goodhile, left this morning for
Waterloo for a visit with her friend,
Mrs. Knowles, before returning to |
her home at Crookst ton, Minnesota.
AZ Miss Mary Gemmel Of Fayette
was a guest at the Frank Hall home
here Sunday. Miss Gemmel had been
at Ackley to visit her father who
has been critically Ill for some time
Miss Gemmel returned to her lone
Monday morning.
Miss Edith Barr, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. C. Barr OF this city, has
accepted a position as teacher ! Of
J Latin in the High school at Larch-j
wood, Iowa. The hardwood schools
have secured the services of a very
efficient instructor in the person of
Miss Barr. ,5all
Frank Smith Of Cherokee, Iowa,
who was called to Manchester
on account of the critical ill
ness of his mother, Mrs. Cowell, re-
turned to his home this morning. His
Mrs. We're Gardiner, was
also here earlier in the week. She, !
returned home Monday.
Miss Leota Hatswell was called
to her home at Red Oak, Iowa, be-
cause of the sudden death Of her
rather, who passed away Sunday ev-
ening. Miss Hatswell's many Man r
chester friends sympathize with her
In the sorrow that has come to her
through the death of her father. ~
On another page appears the
advertisement Of Hubert Carr and j.
~. Pentony, referees, in which
hey offer for sale an excellent piece
II 1DelaWare county land, near Man
chester. Our readers should not
all to read this advertisement, if D
Interested in the purchase of choice
,iece of land.
Manchester friends of Mrs. C.
4. Hanna, will be relieved to learn
hat she is recovering from the ef- IT.
ects Of critical operation, to
7hich she submitted a week ago.
IRIS. Hanna has been at the hospital
t Anamosa for several weeks, and
opes to be able to return to her d
ONE here in a short time.
Mrs. Harvey E. Hanna and two
ons, who had been spending sever
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ -
lama, in North Manchester, left Ju
aturday night for Alburnette, Iowa,
'r few days visit before leaving
'r their home, at Grand View, Ida
o. They expect to start for Grand
lew the patter part of this week. De
Harvey Hempstea left last
riday afternoon for Chicago, where
: enters Armour Institute to pursue
course of special instruction in
engineerinp Mr. Hemn- Jul