Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-10-27
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Q !; THE 4 ]. WEEK I :,|:.|
What MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING 5AT HOME AND
B ABROAD. s::3. n
|REVlEv and force Isl. OF THE WEEK
l lts ~. q Personal and General
haturee Picked Up About the
SIS City. ii.

:s3s Mrs. John Haltmeyer went t.
DUBUQUE Saturday for q visit witt
n friends. js5 issS$ $$ NJ.
ss3 and Mrs. Bert SITTER were
over Sunday guests Of relatives al
n Grand MouDd, Iowa.
~ G. Hansen OF the High schoo
faculty., was q guest OF his parents
Eat Cedar Falls over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. H. M. Bradley had
# as their guests on Sunday, DR.. and
u Mrs. r. J. Guthrie, OF Dubuque.
and Mrs. w. J. Davis had
as their guest on Saturday of last
# week, Miss Alma Nicholson,o of Della
ware. 4, z i ~. .s "a:
MIS-. m. Hahesey5 of this city
left Saturday. fer. a few days visit
with her friend, Miss Kate O'Con.
nor, at Dyersville Z, !, z.
iit ~ Miss Minnie Strutz, instructor, In
q the Manchester High school went to
Dysart, Iowa, Friday night for visit
&c q few days with her parents.
u Mrs. w. Z. Dudley was a visit.
or In Chicago several days last week.
Mr. Dudley joined his wife for a
4 short visit in the city on Sunday.
M Mrs. Charles Barnette returned
home from Rochester, Mimi, last
& Saturday evening, after having con.
suited specialists at the Mayo hospi.
! tai .i
Mrs. A. NJ. Billingsley OF Mt.
! Vernon, was a guest Of her daugh.
Ster. Mrs. Floyd III Arnold, on Friday,
returning to her home on Friday
night. .;,. y. I'll
ss-.- The Ladies I Aid society Of the
Il Sand Creek church; will meet with
Mrs, Edward Bloseh on Thursday
& afternoon, November 4th. Everyone
Welcome. 6 All \. S
Mr. and Mrs. Z. r. Bushnell and
i children Of Iroquois, South Dakota,
came last week for a visit with the
sformer's parents, Mr.. and Mr.. Henry
4 Bushnell. }5 ..3@F q 4 Us 4. Ri,
and Mrs. William Hockaday,
N sr.. spent Saturday with old friends
1. In Earlville,, and attended the an
nual bazaar given by the Congrega-
/ ticnal ladies. Is, 4. IA.
If. and Mrs. George Malven, of
Long Prairie, Mimi, who have been
the guests Of relatives and friends
here for a few days, leave the last
.-Of the week for their home.
- one looking for furnished
rooms with bath, and a large barn
suitable for storage and garage
purposes, will find just what they
want in this line by inquiriDg at
\ this office. NJ a a Ss 5sss3
DR.. Edna Northey, who had been
spending some time taking POSTCARD
uate work in Chicago, and also visit
ed aher father. James Bishop, in this
city for several days, returned 3s to
her home in Portland, Oregon, Sat
surday night. 5s5
Mrs. ina G. Houck, who has been
spending La month with her friend,
Mrs. sA. b. Terri, leaves this week
Tor Water 90, and on Thursday she
leaves TOT her home in Seattle, Wash.
!. ingtOn. Mrs. Terril accompanied Mrs.
8Holck as far as Waterloo.
s. Banta went to Iowa City
Friday night for short visit with
his son, George Banta. We under
stand that r. X and Mrs. George
ABanta are to occupy the Banta farm
Just south Of Manchester next year,
moving here some time early next
spring. 4. 5s3
II. &: True, of near Edgewood,
WAS ia u TIE CITY uGcNc5,H supplying
scme Of our merchants with sup
ply OF his choice winter apples. Mr..
True is a member Of the state horti-
cultural society OF Iowa, and Is a re-
85cognized authority en- good apples ant
fruit OF various kinds.
81. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Gildner of
Nora Springs, returned to Z their
home last week, after spending sew
I eral days with their son, Alfred Gid
& ner, and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Gildner
contemp late removing to Los An
geles, California, where one Of their
sons, and other relatives reside.
81 A. Leon Beardslee, a student in
j the medical department at the state
university at Iowa City, was a guest
of his mother, Mrs. A. L.. Beardslee,
over Sunday. Mr.. Beardslee was re-
Gently elected president Of the Phi
Beta Phi fraternity, and is also bust
ness manager Of the NEEDLES Annual,
a publication issued by the medical
students at the university ~s.rS; 81.
Mrs. Will Jones of Waterloo, re
turned to her home Friday evening,
after spending some time in the
1 home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Hawks. Mrs. Jones was call
ed here to help care for her moth
er, who suffered an injury in fall
recently. Her friends are pleased
to learn that she Is making a sat
isfactory recovery.
Jack Allen, pitcher for the Man
chester base ball team during the
past season, was a visitor in Man
chester on Sunday and Monday. Mr..
Allen is a student at Leander Clark
college, at Toledo, Iowa. He partici-
epated in that pleasant and exhilarat-
ing pastfme -footbaIl-and in re
cent game sustained a severe injury
to one of his limbs, and was confin-
ea in hospital for several weeks.
The Central City News-L letter
of last week bad the following to
say of Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Wagner,
s form erly of this city: III. D. Wag-
ner has recently completed an addi-
ton to the Wagner home by build
I ing on a large bay window especial
{ " for flowers and plants. Mrs. Wag-
ner has a very fine collection CT
them and they make an attractive
showing from the street, especially
after night when the window is light
ed up with an electric light hanging
amerg t. o green foliage"
The Iowa Baptist State conven-
ton will be held in Cedar Rapids.