Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-11-03

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makes the; company's plant one Q,
the most modern In the eastern pa r
OF the state BY the use OF this equip
ment the company will be IN posi-
ton to handle a much larger amount
Of poultry than before. S55
Miss Viola McKeever was Wis
] itor IN Dubuque last Saturday.
Mrs. e.. G.. Dittmer and daughter
Miss Dora Dittmer, were visitors IL
Dubuque last Saturday n ssft ,i5.;
Fred J. Smith and two children
lBernadine and i Niles visited rela
tives in Dubuque Sunday.
Mrs, Charles Hermann Of: Water
loo, was q guest of her sister, Mrs.
John Haltmeyer, on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest Lawman
were guests OF friends at Cedar
Rapids Saturday and Sunday.
Judge George W. Dunham left
Monday afternoon on business trip
to Chicago and points in Michigan.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown of Sidney,
Montana, arrived in Manchester last
week for visit in the home of. Mrs.
Jennie Brown. H.
Mrs. G. B. Mills goes to West
Union Friday to spend a few days
with her daughtSr, Mrs. Frank S.
Coleman, and family, t..-.i tse.i.
Mrs. CHARLES McC Cormick and
tlaf Rapids on Tuesday evening for
a short visit with friends: ne
DR.. w, b. Boynton Of Chicago, is
expected to arrive In the city Satur-
day and win spend a few days with
his mother, Mrs. w. N. Boynton. +
~ Miss Olive. Pride OF Waterloo,
came Tuesday morning for a short
visit with her father, G. C.. Pride,
and brother, Denby Pride. and family
Mrs. Paul ]. Gilbert and three
daughters of Elgin, Illinois, came
Saturday evening for a visit with
Mrs, Gilbert's mother, Mrs: T. ].
Jacobs. ,s..s
County Superintendent F. p.
Walker went to Des Moines Tuesday
evening to attend the State Teachers
convention, in session in that city
this week. sSs
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burns arriv-
ed home frmo a two weeks wedding
trip in the west, and are now COM
for rtably settled in their home on
Prospect street s:$ Il.
< M. D. Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. R..
B. Arnold and George and Susan
Bennett of Epworth were guests Of
relatives and friends at Waterloo
last Saturday and Sunday. .f
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Beatty and
son of Waterloo, Iowa, were over
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Smith, in this city. They return
ed to their home on Monday. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith also had as their
guest over Sunday, Mr.. Smiths
mother, Mrs. A. Smith OF Epworth.
Mrs. A. b. Carhart leaves next
week for Whiting, Indiana, to spend
q few days with her daughter, Miss
Nina Carhart, who teaches in the
schools at that place. From! Whiting
Mrs. Carhart will go to Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, where she will spend
the winter with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Granger, who
have been making their home at
Strawberry Point since they came
home from Jacksonville, Florida, ear
~ last summer, came from Straw
berry Point last Friday and are with
their daughter, Mrs. M. J. Yoran,
and family Mr. Granger has been.
in discouraging state OF health for
several months. III.
-On another page Of this issue ap--
pears the professional card Of DR.. G.
M. Morgan, veterinary surgeon, who
last week purchased the practice and
office building of DR.. J. w. Scott. DR..
Morgan can be found at his office on
Delaware street, and will answer
calls promptly, day or night. He
has rented the residence OF Mrs.
Margery Hoyt James, just north of
the High school. and will socn be
settled in the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Dunham en-
joyed a>brief visit from the latter's
brother, S. Earl Taylcr, Of New
York City, on Friday. Mr. Taylor
was on his way to Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, where he. will attend con-
vention of Methodist Laymen and
Keprese entative T. E.
Taylor OF Independence was also
guest in the Durham home on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Loomis, who
have been living in Cherokee, Iowa,
for several years, have gone to
Phenix, Arizona, to spend the win
ter months, and.n the climate prov
es beneficial to Mr. Loomis' health
they may make their home there
nsrnenently. Mr.. Locmis has been
in poor health for some time, and
tho change of location Is made in
the hope that he may be restored to
his former good health. Manchester
friends of the family trust that the
southern climate may bring the de-
sired results.