Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-09-30
LOCAL news +. h. =. ...
]. .... OF The | I|:.. week. v & |.
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND s
i ABROAD. - t-@
REVIEW and FORECAST OF 1aE uEEI

Items Of Personal and Genera
Nature Picked Up About %
the City.
Father ]. J. Collins Alta Vista,
was q visitor in the city last Friday.
William Hermann was bust
ness visitor in Dubuque on Saturday.
Mrs. Edwin Davis was visitor
In Cedar Rapids on Saturday OF last
!. week. = s.F - = -
!, DR.. and Mrs. J. C. Brown Of Lit.
tleport were visitors in the city
last Friday. * a ->~ss@,> ), - ri
Mrs: A. F. Slack and daughter
were guests OF relatives in Cedar
Falls last Thursday. =,
Major and Mrs. H., G. Utley and
daughter were visitors in Cedar Falls
on Thursday OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rurhans
were guests OF relatives in. Dubuque
the latter. part Of last week.
"A. Marcucci returned home last
Thursday morning after a business
trip to Chicago and Lincoln. Illinois.
!F-Rev. J. F. Moore was guest OF
his son. Jasper Moore, and family at
Grinnell. last Wednesday and Thurs
day. IT., -
Mrs. Mary Servoss left last Thurs.
day evening for Dolton. South Da-.
kota. for visit at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Mary Young. ~
Mrs, Georg.. Durey returned to
| nnhn nuta 10 ct l. 0ft ct
at the home of her son. Bernie Dur
ey, at Menoken, South Dakota.
Mrs. j. F. Moore. who has been.
spending the summer and early fall
weeks Ut Ashland. Wisconsin,, return
ed to her home here on Saturday
fevening. .sa& ~, + so: ss3.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Terril. Miss,
Blanche Terril. Mrs. L. l.. Platt and
Miss Edith Durham drove to Cedar
Rapids in MIR. Terril's Buick on
Monday, IT - = 4
| MIR. and Mrs. William Maurer Wis
tied with relatives at Guttenburg 9
part OF last week. They were called
to that place by the critical illness
OF a relative. .%.' =ef$s@ ,-s'$.., ts u: .$.> +
The Misses Villa Richardson and
Ruth Pate were visitors in Water
100 on Saturday, attending the foot
ball game between the Manchester
and Waterloo teams. ". s.,@ X. 81 n y
Fl II. w. Lampman left Sunday night
TOR New York state, going to, the VI
fcinity Of Buffalo, where he intends to
buy several car loads OF apples Tor
distribution In this vicinity. s III.
Mr. and Mrs: B. "A. stockwell OF
Monticello were guests at. the home
Of, sIAr. ami frs i. saSns q last;
week. Mrs. Stockwel is a daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner::'st ;5a*s9@ - ,ss{,as
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Long and
Mr., and Mrs. Richard Smith and
Clifford Legg were visitors in lDu.4
buque on Saturday of last week. max
ing the trip In Mr. Longs Ford.
Mr.; and Mrs. George b. Lane de-
parted Saturday for visit at the
home OF the latter's sister at Rock
ford, Illinois. They will be away for
about two weeks and will also visit
relatives at Belvidere and Beloit be-
fore returning home. I'LL.
A dance will be given at the op-
sra house in Masonville on Friday
evening, October @: Music will be
furnished by Bills harp orchestra
Of five pieces. Supper win be- serv-
ed at the Fergeson hotel. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blosch and
children were guests over Sunday of
the formers uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Blosch. Of Prairie
township. Mr.. Blosch and his family
returned to their home on. Sunday
evening. 5y. i. .s
Mrs. /. w. Lampman and her
mother, Mrs. ]. A. Morse, returned
Saturday evening from Dubuque. at
ter having been in attendance upon
the sessions OF the district conyen-
ton Of the w. C.. T.. u, and also
visit with their relatives. ,,,-lsg
Mrs. Charles Heath Of Waterloo
arrived in Manchester Friday evening
to visit in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Heath. Mrs. Heath left Mon |
day morning for Winthrop. where
she Is attending the meeting OF the
Dubuque Association OF Congrega-
tional churches and ministers.
The fire department was called
out Friday morning in response to
a call from the G. M. Gilman home
on East Howard street. The blaze.
was caused from sparks falling from
q defective chimney flue, and setting
on fire quantity of kindling wood
which had been stored in the furnace
room. Considerable damage was
done by the smoke aand water. -
Mrs. Sadie Lehan returned to
her home in Waterloo last Friday af-
ter q visit in the city at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID.
Wagner. Mrs. Lehan was accompanl-
ed home by her mother. who Will re-
main III Waterloo until next Sunday
when Mr.. Wagner and his family
will 20 to that place in, their auto
mobile. returning home Sunday ev-
ening. 4, -, ii. < A u :s4 5s.,..- = = ri
A special train from Cedar Rap
ids bearing q large delegation OF
the members of Ell Kahir temple, No
bles OF the Mystic Shrine, was in the
city last Thursday morning for a
forty-five minute stop. The delega-
tion was en- route to Dubuque to at
tend a meeting. Among those from
here who accompanied the Cedar
Rapids Shriners were A. D. Brown,
Burton Clark, H. r. Smith, p. Sven
son, N. f. Davis, Ged. w. Storey.
and w. d. Hoyt. Manchester also fur
nisheG five candidates. as follows:
S. Lyman, C. E.. Cawley. A. c. Phil
ipp, DR.. J. J.. Lindsay and c. j.
Hockaday.. 5-'i<. .s't
Capt. and Mrs J. F. Merry left
Saturday morning for Beloit. Wiscon-
sin, where they were the, guests OF
Mrs. Merrys sister, Mrs. F. c.
Stevens. They also visited with Mrs.
Merry's other sister, Mrs. Emma
Crockett. whose home is at Roscoe,
Illinois,, After a visit with their re-
latives Mr.. and Mrs. Merry will go
to Chicago, where the former will at
tend a meeting OF the Society Of the
Army Of the Tennessee, of which he