Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-12-17
Mrs. Arthur McGarvey was a Wis
tor in Dubuque on Tuesday. 81

ness visitor in the, city Friday.
Mrs. Lee Burbridge was a cues
of friends in Dubuque on Saturday.
u. F. Carr OF Lamont was a bust
ness caller in Manchester last week.
w. L. Drew was a business visit
or in Minnesota the first Of th'
week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones Were
Cedar Rapids visitors part Of las
week. y
Skating has begun on the bach
waters of the Maquoketa river al
this place.
Miss Ella Gates returned home
Sunday evening after visit with
friends in Waterloo. s55.
y Mrs. Alton Dunham OF Strawber
ry Point was a guest of relatives j
the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence, returned
to Manchester Friday after visit
in Waterloo with relatives ana
friends.
4 Mrs. J. H. Allen of Anamosa was
a guest of her niece, Mrs. A. Gild
ner, in the city the latter part o1
last week.
&C George Yohanek and Miss Nora
Musgrove, both of Coggon, were unit
ed in marriage on Tuesday by Justice
Geo. s. Lister. i E5s "a
Mrs. NJ. 3. Hutson went to Wa,
,terloo Friday morning for visit in
the home Of her son, Earl Hutson
and his family. " 4 III
Miss Blanche Bishop, who is q
student at the university o. Iowa
Is expected home Friday for a two
weeks holiday vacation. 4
Special conclave Of Nazareth Com
mandery will be held on Friday ey'
$ening Of this week. Inspection and
work on Temple degree.
I Brown, the Furniture Man, has
change OF advertisement this week
In which he suggests a Kelly Comfor'
chair as d Christmas gift. 53 "A
,;s About $50 couples enjoyed the
dance given at the Central opera
house last Wednesday evening for thu
benefit OF the local band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stolen.
berg Of Earlville were visitors in the
city on Tuesday morning on their wa:
home from a visit with friends in
Cedar Rapids. E..}.
-R. c.. Keagy, who IS attend
ing the Drew Theological seminary
at Madison, New jersey, is expected
to arrive home in a few deys for the
holiday vacation. \. i3.5 .sS5 n. 5l
We direct the attention Of opl "
readers to the advertisements Of
the snodgress Clothing company. n
which they suggest mems and Boys
clothing Eyls Christmas gifts.
The sCoggon High school basket
bail team were in the city this
morning on their way to EpWorth,
where they will play against the
team at that place this evening. "a.
Douglass May. who attends a
boys school at Beaver Dam, Wis.
consin, returned last week to spend
the holiday vacation at the home OF
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. A. May
Miss Aletha Gillian, who submit
te. to an operation for appendicitis
at the university hospital at Iowa
City last week, is rapidly recovering
and will return home in a short time.
-Gildner Bros. ask the readers OF
The Democrat to come to q men and
boys store for gift suitable for a
man or boy. They quote attractive
prices in their advertisemnt on an.
other page. 4.
Don't fail to read A. c. Philip: s
advertisement on another page. Il
you are interested in bargains in
books, Monday of next week. De
cember 22nd, IS Red Letter day at
the Central Pharmacy. Es sS, S,s
-Beyt Stier has a change OF ad'
vertiseMent in this issue in which
he asks the Christmas shoppers to
come to his store and look over the
practical and useful articles he offers
as Christmas gifts.
I g d r. : ii :,
Harry Inman Of Almoral and
Miss Carrie Clute Of Earlville We're
united in marriage at Earlville on
Sunday, December IA, by Rev. A
w Virgins, pastor of the Congresa
tional church at that place.
The Manchester Cooperative
Creamery company win pay its pa
irons on Saturday, December goth
The cream cry will be closed all day
Christmas, and patrons wishing tt
get cream or milk will get it the
day before. !.
George H. Kerton Of Hanley
Sask., Canada. who had been here
for several Gays on business trlP
returned to his home last week
Mr.. Kerton shipped "a carload o
choice horses to Canada, where HI
operates a large ranch.
Miss Laura Norris is expected
home this week from New York cit!
to spend the holidays at the home O
her parents, Hon. and Mrs. W. II
Norris. Miss Norris is an instructor
in all branches Of mathematics II
an Episcopal school for young ladies
in New York city. She has met Wit
unusual success in. her work, rae
which is very gratifying to ne
home friends.
That Clifford Garlick, who live
on VIM. Barr's farm four miles soutl
Of Manchester, is successful no
raiser, there is no doubt. He deli'
cred 56 head of spring pigs to tow