Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-09-25
e. &; Miss Effie Buffers spent Sunday

Miss Effie Buffers spent sunda
In Cedar Falls. sj4t, 4
e. 3. Gtdner IS a business Wis
itor at Mason City. Il Ny
George Clemens was a busines
visitor In Dubuque Monday.
George Klaus is "a business Wis
itor in Cedar Falls today.
Will McCormtck spent Sunday Il
Waterloo, visiting with friends.
-Earl McGee left this morning
tor Cedar Rapids to enter Coe college.
Mrs. J. W. Lewis and Mrs. H
j. schwtetert are Dubuque visitors to
day. as.s..
Glenn Strickland went to Cedar
Rapids Monday morning to enter Coz
college.
Mrs. Robert Graham and daugh
ter, Miss Helen, are visitors in Du
buque today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Durey are th<
parents Of a baby boy; born Monday
September %. 4
w. N. snodgress Of Iowa Falls
was IN Manchester on business the
first Of the week. IssE E,s3
miss Mable Sdbert announces
millinery opening for Wednesday. SEP
tember rs. Read the announcement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Bolsinger en-
joyed a visit from Mr.. and Mrs.
John Feyerison Of Waterloo over Sun.
day.
Allen Leroy returned home Mon.
day after an extended pleasure trip
in the east and an ocean trip to
Cuba.
In q change Of advertisement
this week "A. D. Brown offers spec
ial price Of 80 cents on dining room
chairs. 55.s Il,
Mrs. John Rector and daughter,
Miss Eva, returned from 1ndepend-
ence on Monday after a visit with
relatives. IN ~ L
The marriage Of John Nc Ev-
ers and Alice Katar was performed
BY. Justice Geo. S: Lister on saturs
day evening. ..ts
w. L. Drew advertises a special
showing Of Ladies' and Misses pat
tern, tailored and ready-to-wear hats
for this week. :35.s,: a #s.
"A. T. Prescott Is enjoying Wis
il from his father and mother, who
arrived from Charles City on Satur-
day afternoon:
Special communication Of Man
chester Lodge, No. 165, A. F. & a,
NJ, on Friday evening, September 27.
Work on the first degree. ;s
The passenger trains on the Illi-
nois Central have been delayed con:
siderable during the past week on ac-
count Of the heavy freight traffic.
irss Thomas Wilson went %
Chicago Sunday to visit her /, son,
Thomas, who has just entered the
naval training school at that place.
Father T. J. Rooney is at Dy-
enville today attending the twenty.
fifth silver jubilee Of the ordination
Of Father Warning Of that place.
James Rizer, who is manager Of
the Robinson Mercantile company at
Robinson, in this county. went to Du-
buque Monday morning on q business
trip. .s5 q,
The city charity circle will meet
with Mrs, Richard Condon Thursday.
October 3rd, at her home on south
Tama street. This will be an all day
meeting. d
Read what Hutchinson & Atwat-
er, have to say In their change OF ad-
vertisement this week about the new
Monitor Radiator. A demonstration
Of the heating stove will be given at
their store on Wednesday, October 9.
The death OF Mrs Clara Corn
well occurred a. her home in this city
on Tuesday afternoon, September u,
1912. Mrs. Cornweu was IS years OF
age. The remains were taken to
Elk Creek n Clayton county, where
the funeral services were held Thurs
day and interment made in the Elk
Creek cemetery.
Mr.! and Mrs. Augustus Schwager
and daughter Emma returned to their
home at Marengo, Illinois, on Monday
morning, after a visit in this city at
the home OF the formers brother,
Jacob Schwager. Mr.. and Mrs.
schwager were just returning from
Dakota, where they have been 10
Gated on a claim.
Mrs. Ella Spencer OF Cleveland,
Ohio, and Mrs Minnie stoddard OF
ST. Paul, Minnesota, and Harry Mar
vim, also Of st. Paul, Minnesota,
were guests at the home Of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Marvin.
They were here to attend the 5Oth
wedding anniversary Of their parents.
Harry Marvin returned home this
morning and Mrs. Spencer and Mrs.
stoddard expect to return to st.
Paul the latter part OF the week.