Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
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&RoBusiness last Monday night.
Mrs. Collar visited in Anamosa las
week.
IA. IL Barker returned Thursday
I evening from a business trip. Il
IA Mrs. Stamp Of Cedar Rapids was
an over Sunday visitor at MIR. Cope.
lands.
Mrs. Dorine White Of Delhi was in
a town last week.
Mrs, c. Thompson and little boys
OF Manchester was On town Thurs
day.
355. Harold Stead and wife are expect
ed in a few days from the south and
will make their home in Manchester
Mr.. Robey and Mr.. Kelley Of Ross
vile visited Wednesday at the home
OF C. E. Reeve. J:
Mr.. and Mrs William Porter were
Monticello visitors Wednesday
AL. Steiner Of Monticello was IL
town Thursday. *
3. NJ. Ferguson was an over Sun
4 day visitor in Cedar Rapids. !,
Miss Emma Reed OF Anamosa and
Mrs. Hofarce of5iMonticello were over
Sunday visitors with A. G. Reed and
wife. y s... .4 5,s3g s s,S. /.
The election has passed. Nothing
Ike opposition to bring out all Of the
voters. The following were elected:
ID. C.. Oehler, mayor. for councilmen,
William Porter. R. A. Wallace, w. p
Doan, c. P. Joseph, e, F. Main,
4 treasurer, F. R. Tesar, assessor, J. E
Burns.
]. S. Mcconnell ! went to Des
Moines Tuesday to attend conven
ton Of telephone men.
Mrs. Morrow returned Thursday ev-
ening from a three weeks visit a.
the home Of her son in Minnesota. 4
Word has been received from Re
gina, Canada, that Mrs. John Cham.
bers had been taken to Rochester
Minnesota, for an operation for ap'
pendicitis. y.a, -
Mr.. and Mrs. Beels, Mr.. and Mrs
Ricketts,. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Landers We're en-
tertained March 21stsby Mr.. and
Mrs p. e. Reed. The occasion 'bein.
the birthday anniversary Of Mrs
Reed and Mrs. Beels:
E. G. Talmadge got one Of his fling
ers badly cut in the meat slicing ma.
chine at the meat market Tuesday.
Mrs. I. T. Wilson entertains thu
Clio Club Tuesday, April 2. The sub.
jects for discussion are, "The Drama
Mrs. Wilson, THE MeltingFot," Mrs.
Wallace, Some Great Actors, Mrs
Beels.
Several in town are already maxim.
use OF the day service Of electricity.
A ten horse power has been installed
at the creamery in the place Of the
steam engine heretofore used. Tht
Leader will be printed by electricity
as we'll as with it. F. NJ. Doan uses,
it with his lathe in his jewelry store.
/. T. Wilson will use one with his
power work at the farm and house
keepers are also talking Of electric
irons and conveniences which will
lessen their labors.
Simon Moulton left Monday for
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, to make
his home with his son.
a. J. King and wife returned on
Thursday evening from visit at
Greeley. Il;
Ivan Sweezy Of Monticello spent
Saturday with his, brother Harold.
Mrs. John Dalrymple has been quite
sick the past week.
Rev. S. T. Foster was at Morning
Sun last Sabbath assisting the pastor
during communion services.
Mrs. Bush came out from Chicago
Friday evening to see her sister,
Mrs. Doolittle, who is not yet able to
be up.
Jake Waits and family are expect.
Ing to move in a short time to Wa
terloo.
Miss Hazel Tibbitts is at home
from Independence for her sprins
vacation.
A large number Of ladies attended
the sewing machine drawing at Nil
>roy and Nelson's last Saturday. The
lucky number was held by Mrs. John
Gudenkauf.
Miss Jennie Dunlap has been quite
sick for few days.