Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14
LOCAL NEWS
0F-:FHE WEEK
WHIT II MANCHESTER .!''4 '',';3E ESail PEOPLE
AR DOING ;AT HOME AND
"A 5SSa5i} ABROAD. 4:
RlE@VlENAKD FORECAST OF The WEEK

s ~ N a
n Elte3ns ds%a Personal and Genera
Nattrrss rs.z Picked Up About
s '6a!o eqa ..E.
W.sAD. .loyt was business Wis
itor in9GDubrque on Monday.
-MrsI o. ~. Hockaday is gues
1 Of relatiE yes in Chicago this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Condor
were vis1 torsin Dyersville over Sun
day. r&
i Mrs. 4Mar>ery Hoyt, was a visit.
Or in Dub 1aq\ on Thursday of last
Mrs. W Hcosyt csv and Mrs. T.
Wilson wei WEisitors in Dubuque
Monday. or slils
Attorney H. Norris was a
Monday. SaS1days Y'Sia :agoe 4 oeaar Aap'us - -
Mr.. and Mn s\ w. stearns we're
! week. sf al l.E'5-
! ii. ". 5sSs,l5ess y u!'of ol lne US
son Alohi5ao2F, ,H.Na2, 'Wafh. business VISITOR
IN IN ,Manehester: Wal slss Y o\oAs yday
otspnsii luls.l n.u w VI, OF niiiine.t,
| iaaHo, 1sSa suest irelatiVes anu
irlenas IN aha 1eaweNanchester.
mrs. - - ny sYas called 60
Aehiey' IOWA, !aSkHaFk on account y
u ene Ne cfit,Ihi .Itau t1tut n1ntrs her ia.ner
Mrs. s. :Alton DunAl sn OF otraw-
perry Folhe was V: oyer :, sun lll
Day Oh her lhoener' NFNsA = ray
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t1e Witch he 5disnosea Sof III. INC Chi.
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n1rs Paa nMnhan h1;5rh B. Mind A,+or
n,nbam - strsmbe b ErrW r' 's$PoA yS and
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~, 49,, :: -, 11ondaas Il M III fist -
~ Mrs : ~. e y . W,;e,T yy,,o n sbsssb ean
visiting with relatives sans. -s.iiends
at Atlantic and Omaha since) Aefore
the HOLIDAYS. arrived home last Meek.
On another page ofEthis E&Assue
annears the adyertise ent sof Mrs.
r, Carhart in which she Wan
uounces a corset sale during Ekhe
month Of January. a$3$ Av5t
Mrs. Charles Hermann, who Yfks
the guest Of her sister, Mrs.. #Jal
Haltmeyer, west of Mancheste
week, returned to her home Sat} %sV89E
terloo on Monday, NJ
ssttss--- y Miss Vira Moore left SATURDAY.
morning for Minneapolis, Minneso1aA
FLOR a$visit with Miss Jennie MCCAIN
IreasWho teaches tsi e g oois re
y, ssss
The Delaware County Agri( 4 Slts1r. 17tr
al society will hold their anil1la4seiecf anl1l
ton of Officers at the Court HooYse
in this city on Saturday, January II,
at 2 o. m. sa 4- }5sstt33$3s }stt3$3ss
Marian Barr, who issattsnding
school at Epworth seminary WAS a,
guest OF her uncles, RoDssrA "A and an
John barr IN th1s cl.y, goyerSl1 " unaay, y
Miss Barr returned 20 He rSi schopi s'll''tt
duties on Monday. hlofplis "nN
George s.. Lister left IAlesday
evening for Newton, Iowa. to3attend
the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers and directors OF the MutuaIs Fire
and Tornado Association. Mr. Els
ter is a member OF the board Of Adf.
rectors Of the insurance assoclatloR- $50 sl.p
On page four, of this issue of
The Democrat, appears the adyer,
tisement OF the Farmers and Mers
chants State Savings bank. in which
they suggest safe method of pay
ing bills and accounts. Readers Of
this paper should not fail to note
what the bank has to say in their
space from week to week.
Mrs. e. b. Bolander and chill
dren left Monday morning for ke-
vance, Illinois, where they VIII
visit with Mrs. Bolander's parents,
until their. car of goods reaches
Round Up. Montana, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Boland-
er leaves today for the northwest
with his car o. goods. < t@
Mrs. John Seeley jr., who has
been spending several days with
her husbands parents, Mr.. and MRS:
John Seeley, in this city. left Satur-
lay morning for her home at ,Wav-
erly, near which place she and her
husband will engage in farming our
ing the coming season. Mrs. see
fley has also been visiting Win her
parents. who reside near Elkport'
Miss Verda Smith of Ponca
city, Oklahoma, who has been, a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Rus
sell in this city, left Tuesday morn.
ing for Walker, Iowa, for "a shor.
visit with her brother Alter prlel
stay at Walker she and her 'brotner
will go to st. Louis Tor a Vlslt' go.
| ing from there to their nome at
Ponca City.
%. C. Clark, who has been spend
ing severa, weeks visiting relatives
and sightseeing in the northwest, re-
| turned home last week. During his