Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-08

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u Of friends In Dubuque over Sunday:
u Miss Naoma Little OF Coggon is
guest of her sister, Mrs. Rae Dur
s ham, this week. ,%
: Mr.: and Mrs. o. A. Dunham wer
: guests. of friends and relatives a
Colesburg on Sunday. 1 &
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Aimers O
Dundee are the parents of bab,
born Thursday, April 2. y. &s2.
:. Mrs. Hugo Won Oven of Beloit
Wisconsin, was a guest Of her sister
Mrs. Clarence Lister, last week.
4 Mrs. A. D. Brown, Mrs. E. N
/ Woleott and Mrs. j. A. Strickland
) were visitors in Dubuque last Thurs
day.
Mrs Henry Bronson returned
Ing several days with friends. in thai
city. .s,ss.
, !, Mrs. "A. N.8Pond Of Dubuque was
{ al guest Of her sister, Mrs. Frank
. Assmus, on Wed dnesday and Thurs
lay Of last week.
Special communication of Man,
hester Lodge, No. 4 1865, A. F. & A
NJ, on Friday evening, April 10th,
Work on first degree.
4 New and exclusive styles in Eas-
ter hats are to be found at Wibbell
& Walker S, the Franklin street mill
iners. Ladies,-do not forget to read
their >advertiseme this week.
,--R. C: Keagy, who has been a
Student at Drew Theological semin-
ary at Madison, New Jersey, is; ex-
" tol J,1 fcr {bo! ncSo cot
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Gray, who
have been living in the Doolittle resi-
ience for some time, have moved in
to the Bruce house on sFayette street.
Miss Marie Grimes returned to
! Manchester Sunday after spending
several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Fs A. Grimes, at Colesburg.
Sherman Smith and his wife
have been Apending anxious days the
past week at the bedside Of their
young son. who IS critically i'll with
pneumonia.
Hon. and Mrs. a.. NJ. Cloud leave
J, ,ater in the week for. Marshalltown
70 spend Easter Sunday with Mrs.
Sloud's parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. p.
Fleming.
AIR. and Mrs. Rae Dunham are
enjoying visit this week from Mrs.
j.. T. Reid and her daughter of, Du-
buque. They arrived in the. city this
morning. 4 q.
The. Manchester Tailoring Com
pany has a change Of advertisement
in this issue which will be Of interest
to the ladies'. Read their announce
ment this week.
-Theater goers will be interested
in the change OF advertisement OF
the Princess Theater, which appears
on page eight The program for the
week appears in5full.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Worthing,
who had been spending the past vim
tier with their daughter, Mrs. Harry
3. Gray, returned' to their home at
Fairport, New York, on Thursday
morning. 5s 81.
Miss Edith Barr was a guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and MRS. q. Barr.
last week, spending the spring Vaca-
ton season here, Miss Barr is g
seaeher in the Highs 4 school at 4 Larchs a.;
wood IoWa. $ s3t ts sSs
Miss Margaret Myers. superin-
tssendent Of public instructions Of Black
Iawk county, was a guest Of rela-s
tives in Manchester on Sunday. Miss
Myers was formerly a teacher in the
city schools here. sse5,
Miss Gladys Mcintosh, who has
been spending the winter ,. :, with
friends at Los Angeles and other
California points, arrived home Sum
LAY afternoon, after spending a most
delightful winters sojourn..
Robert Law Of Waterloo. one Of
the republican candidates for the
Congressional nomination in this dis
trict, was in the city on Tuesday
making himself agreeable which is
an easy task for Mr.. Law.
Haug e Son have a change of
advertisement in their space this
week in which they set forth some
tof the reasons why the Buick auto
mobile has become such a popular
car. Be sure and read their adver-
ltisement this week.
On Thursday, morning nearly all
Of the teachers OF the High school
and grades went to Cedar Rapids,
where they attended the meeting Of
the Northeastern Iowa Teachers As
| sociation, in session there on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
| III. w. .Lampman, who recently
submitted to severe operation IN
the Mayo, hospital at Rochester, Min.
nescta, is recovering as rapidly ass
possible from the effects of the or
deal. He expects to return to his
home here later in the week.
Mrs. A. B. Holbert and son, Tom
Holbert Of Greeley, were guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Dittmers a few
days last week. Mr.. Holbert and
mis- sister, Miss Charmion Holbert,
who is student at Morningside col:
lege at Sioux City, expect to spend
1.-THE SUNNI er abroad Miss Holbert is
a guest OF her parents at Greeley
Ithis week ss's
| Miss Jennie NlcCarren, who. has
Ibeeng occupying a responsible position
/ in the schools at Minneapolis, Min
nesota, for some time, spent a few
1 days last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. P. McCarren. Miss Nc
Carren was successful teacher in
4 the Manchester schools before she
Engaged in this line of work in the
Minneapolis schools,
New Clothes for Easter" is the
lsubject Of the advertisement which
Gildner Brothers have in this issue
4 Of The Democrat on page s. Read,
what they have to say about the sea-
Fson when every man and boy wants
a new suit. They have a large line
of very popular priced suits, from
i which anyone can make selections.
BE sure and read the large adver-
|tisement this week.
i Miss Ressa Banta, who is do
mestic science teacher in the High
school at Usage, was guest last
week, of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nj. S. Banta, in the south part of the
i ta larpe