Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-22
/ REVIEW d AND FORECAST OF THE WEEK
4 ltsms Of Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
So the City.

Editor F.. "A. Peet of Edgewoo
was business visitor in Manche
ter Monday. I 55.
5---E. F. Mulvehill Of Masonville We
La visitor in Manchester on Frida
OF last week. IS
sa'--;Mr. and Mrs. Emil Vending (
near Manchester are the parents {
4 a daughter, born April 18th. n .S
Mrs. NJ. Jones and Mrs. Hel
~ Goodhile went to Waterloo Nor
day TO spend the day with friends.
Mrs. s. r Hersey Of Cedar Fall
was a guest at the home Of Mr. an
Mrs: John Cruise on Saturday Of las
week. sti5 ls| S,4l!e VI 81
Mr.. and Mrs. s. !. Merton o
Colony township are the guests thi
week Of their daughter. Mrs. Ere
Haug. b (: a. y, Il 5
s--77Miss Belle Bailey attended tn
Fourth District Christian Endeavo
convention at Waterloo on Saturda
and Sunday. H
--H. w. Phenicie attended tn
Fourth District Christian Endeavo
convention at Waterloo last Satul
ddySand Sunday. 4 a q y
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Philip
Hopkinton were rs in Manchester Fri
day. the guests of the formers broth
Ter, A, O. Philipp.
Miss Blanche Terril is expecte,
home the last Of the week for a tel
days vacation from her duties a,
thes;lM oody Bible Institute. 3
Harry Pinch was q victim OF {
severe attack OF tonsilitis last week
Hes has so far recovered from the
aggrayating disease as II to be Al
work again this week.
roland Herring ton, who has beer
spending the winter months witt
his sister, Mrs. NJ. IL sB. Richmond
in this city, left Thursday morning
for his home in Chicago. 4.
Miss Ellen Hazelrigg, a delegate
from the Presbyterian Christian En-
;deaYor society OF this city, attended
the district convention at Waterloo
last Saturday and Sunday.
Fred N. Miller returned i from
Dubuque Friday nigh, after having
been there for several days receiving
treatment for trouble which he has
had with his eyes and nose;
Il Il Miss Bertha Schroeder was a Wis.
itors in Dubuque Saturday. While In
the city Miss Schroeder met her
mother. and Joined her there for 4 a
visit with friends in Anamosa.
IL :ss Mr.. and Mrs. Francis 3. / Dunham
returned from their wedding trip on
Wednesday, night. They will be at
home to their friends on Mr.. Dun
hams farm east OF town in a short
time.,sst n y ~,
/ q Mrs, G. H. sMorisey, who spent
the greater part Of the winter at
Hammond, 5, Louisiana, arrived in
Manchester earlier. in the week, and
expects to spend the summer with
friends here. Il a s55
I Clarence Hyler, who is a student
at St. Joseph, 8 college at Dubuque,
was a guest Of his grandmother, Mrs.
in this city since Easter
Sunday. He returned to his school
work the first Of the. week.
( A grand ball is to be given at the
opera house in Masonville on Thurs
day evening, April Both. Bill's harp
ONSAAS0SA a Will lu1 A4oA lllC tASA
the dance. The committee extends
an invitation to all lovers of the
dance to- attend. Y. 4Ss lzs
: Rev. Nv. H. Ensign, former pas
tor Of the Presbyterian church of
passed through here on
Friday night on his way to Water
loo. where he attended the Christian
Endeavor convention, in session there
Saturday and Sunday.
Work was commenced the first OF
thesweek on the new residence which
j. w. Wright, the shoe man, is go
ing to erect on his lot just east Of
Iowa street. Mr.. Wright. will erect
a thoroughly modern residence, which
will make a marked Improvement for
that section of the city. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hilton Of Nor
rison, Illinois, were the guests of
friends in, Manchester the latter part
of last week. Mr.: Hilton has accept
ed the editorship on one Of the daily
papers at Wichita, Kansas, and left
for that place Monday morning. His
wife will remain here for two weeks.
IL. g. Kagel, who purchased the
Schilling farm northeast of Man
chester this spring, is confined in
Parkview hospital, where he is re
ceiving treatment for an abdominal
trouble from which he has been a
great sufferer> for some time. At
the present time he is doing as well
as could be expected.
The many friends Of Mrs. Michael
Cossey Of Forestville, will be inter
ested to learn that she is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia, which
confined her to- her bed for several
days last week. Mrs. Cossey is well
along in years and grave fears were
entertained by the members of her
family as to the outcome Of her con-
dition.
"A. E. Peterson, the grocer, ad-
vertises rose bushes and shrubbery
in a space on page 8 Of this issue of
The Democrat. He also reminds his
customers, and all those who have to
use grass seeds this spring that now
is the accepted time to buy lawn
grass, white clover and Kentucky
Blue grass seeds. Read his adver-
tisement.
Fred Petition Of this city holds ths
record for catching large trout in
this section of the state this year
On the 18th Mr.. Petition caught two
truot that weighed 2 $40 and
pounds respectively, and measured II
length 40 and % inches. The heads
Of these two fish were on display in
the window OF Hutchinson & Atwat
er's hardware store. and were view
ed by many local nimrods.