Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-07-01
LOCAL NEWS
Of. The week |: !
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND
ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF TIE WEEK
Items Of Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
the City. s.ts.5

solan G. Vail Of Des Moines wa
a guest OF his friend, Fred Saloa
On Thursday Of last week. S.ss5s
Mrs. w. NJ. Croiser and son q
Coggon were guests OF Mr. and Mrs
2. aE. Morse last Thursday. 81
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Brown an
baby Were guests OF relatives q
Central City over Sunday. ;5 n
Mrs. George w. Storey went 4
Waterloo Monday morning for q wis
| 1t with friends. 81 3 81; 3$]=5 .]5.,
John Reiger,. the stock buyer, hal
purchased an Overland touring ca
from ]. M. Jones & Sons agency o.
this city. t54. b s55
Mrs. Florence Temper and sol
OF Dubuque have been the guests o
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George S. Lister. Il i.
Miss Alice Walters Of Waterloo
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Storey for three weeks
She returned to her home on Mon
day morning. .sE5 z. Z
Mrs. r. G. Clark and daughter
Miss Sybil Clark, OF Webster: City
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their home after visit with the
formers mother, Mrs. Mary A. Ram.
Ben Smith, who has; an excellen
position with the Illinois Centra
railroad company at Dubuque. was {
guest OF his brother, Fred Smith, fol
several. days last week. II @5:S n
N James Bishop and his daughter
Mise Blanche Bishop, were visitors
last week Saturday at Postyille. To
wa, where Miss Bishop will teach In
the High, school next year. The trir
was made in Mr.. Bishops automobile
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hines and
baby of Charles City were guests OF
Mrs. Hines parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Keiser, over Sunday, return.
ing to their home on Monday morn.
ing. ..sf 4; 3ss Ssig 5is
During the severe electrical storm
last Friday night the large cattle
barn on the Howard Mcbride farm
in. Hazel Green township was struck
and destroyed. Two calves were con
sumed by the flames. 4 Il
Mr.. and Mrs. r Relf OF De
corah were guests OF Mrs n Relf's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. q. M. Hanna,
the latter part Of last week. RETURN
ing tQs their home on Friday after
.n0on. They made the trip over yer.
.lnnd IN their car.
4 - The Eclipse Lumber company has
a. change tos. advertisement In this
Issue which offers some very timeaD
advise. They \ sngE Eest A,ntlding
.home and Investing yOOTs money tn!
way, rather than having fit laying
idle Read what they have to say Il
Airs. "A. G. Carter gave q picnic
party to a company of friends, Sat
urday noon, the. occasion being the
birthday anniversaries OF her hus-
band, Mr.. C. Carter, and also Mrs.
Ida Elder. "A most. enjoyable time
was enjoyed by those present. ;Ss
and Mrs. Charles Barnett
and two. children leave Saturday OF
this week for Fulton, Illinois, where
they win be the guests OF Mrs. Bar
netts people. They will also visit
with relatives and friendssSin Chica-
90, before returning to Manchester.
Mrs. w. r. Hissong Of Urbana,
Illinois, Is expected here the latter
part Of the week for a visit at. the,
homes Of her sisters. Meesdames L.
NJ. Phenicie and H. R. Vorheis. She
will also attend the Chautauqua,
which begins on Saturday OF this
week. s y23 !4ss' d "a 5s5:5I Il n n
Burton clark, Robert Harris and
Howard Hogan, son Of VIM. Hogan
Il Minneapolis, Minnesota, arrived
home from the Twin Cities last Fri.
lay evening, bringing with them y a
handsome six cylinder Mitchell tour
ng car, which Mr.. Clark purchased
while there. " Ia .5
Gildner Bros. have a change OF
which will prove Of
interest to all of our readers. Be
sure and read the same on page 8.
Their store will be- open on Friday
evening OF this week, but will close
at noon on Saturday, the
Fourth Of July. ssrs L.
Miss Lucia Danforth of Plattville,
Wisconsin, was a guest of her: friend,
Mrs Alfred Gildner, over Sunday.
Hiss Danforth was an instructor in
he schools at Plattville, and was
n, route to her home at Mortified,
Minnesota, where she will spend
he summer vacation.
The Manchester Tailoring COM
ANY has change OF advertisement
n which they announce that the time
) drawing to a close for the special
'rices they have been quoting on
ailor-made suits. Read what they
ave to say. Their tailoring estab-
lshment will be. closed during the az
ernoon Of Saturday. the Fourth.
Miss Blanche Terril, who. is a
tudent in the Moody Bible Institute
t Chicago, has been in one Of the
OF the city, where she had
cen receiving treatment for a Stub
orn case OF muscular rheumatism.
Ter many friends will be pleased to
earn that she was. able to leave the
) be at her work again.
Miss Lilly Baxter Of Galva, Iowa,
as been the guest Of her uncle and
unit, Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Scanlon,
'est of the city. Miss Baxter also
listed her aunt, Mrs. William Scan
IN. Miss Baxter, accompanied by
er cousin, Miss Retta Scanlon, left
n Tuesday morning for points in
where the young ladies
Ill be the guests OF relatives for q
hort while. .s{5.
Mrs. E. w. Williams and Miss
ladys Andrews went to Humboldt.
IVA, Saturday morning for a short
Isit with their friend, Miss Ruth
rey, formerly connected with the
airy City Creamery Company's Of
ce force. Mrs. Andrews, who had
cen the guest Of her brother, In
es Moines, for a few days met her
aughter, and Mrs. Williams at Hum
Dldt, on Saturday. :.
Mrs. l.. c. Miller, who has been
le guest of her father, John Cruise,
nd sisters, Mrs. A. A. Mcintosh and /:
[rs. w. c. Amsden. for two weeks.
eparted for her home at Minneapol- L
j, Minnesota, on Monday morning. /,
RS. Clara Cook and her daughter, +,
no had also been guests Of Mrs. 3
ook's father and sisters, departed
II their home at Waterloo Sunday /.