Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-20
LOCAL news
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WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
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REVIEW and FORECAST OF THE WEEH

ltsms Of Personal and Genera
Nature Picked Up About
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Mr.. and Mrs. C.. J. Boardway ar
the parents Of a son born May 18th
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Joe Evers was business visito
in Cedar Rapid the first Of th'
week. s.5ss .4@ s. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Liste
were guests OF their daughter, Mrs
III. Temper, at Dubuque, on Sunday
Wayne Barker is at Rochester
Minnesota, where he is receiving
medical treatment in the Mayo hos
lpital.. .s4a5 "a &; Y Ei
Joe ,Wintager OF Coffins Grove
Township purchased Ford car from
lin. Jones & Sons OF this city or
fsMonday i. Il, sE5
55--Mr. and Mrs. Alton Dunham o.
IStraWberry Point were guests o.
lfriends in Manchester on Sunday ant
Monday. Is e Z, .i$ 3;.5 3-s..
The Ladies Kensington OF the
Congregational chuch will meet witt
Mrs. ]. F. Moore next Wednesday af
ternOon., Z &
a. NJ. Cloud and H. E. Hender
son went to Des Moines on Monday
Iowa farm loan dealers.
Mrs. Royal Mcdonald OF Cedar
Rapids was a guest Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. IA. Mcintosh, par'
| Of last week. s,s
Dr.. and Mrs. H A. Dittmer werd
| at Gutenberg Friday to attend the
funeral Of the formers uncle. Mr'
Martin Dittmer S*.}
F. s.. Seymour left this morning
for Toronto, Canada. where he has
business which may, keep him In the
king 5, domain for several months.
The Manchester Tailoring com.
pany has a change Of advertisement
on page OF this issue of The DEM
ocrat, which our readers will find
Eof interest. N ss..sY.3 Y 81 4
-Dr. H. A. Dittmer left Tuesday
evening for Iowa. City, where he at
tends the state medical association
meeting, held in that city on We'd
nesday. and Thursday, 5 "
SsS--4 3;SS-- i. and Mrs. j. R. Whitman re-
turned last week from Rochester,
Minnesota, where they had been to
consult DR. Charles Mayo regard Ing
the III health OF Mrs. Whitman. ,1s@
Harry stewart has purchased 9
Ford automobile from J. NJ. Jones e
sons, and is now deyoting conside er.
apstss time to a careful study OF the
lnnerSsworkings OF the ma chiRes .tsrfs
Mrs. Charles Barrett, Of vermil.
lion, South Dakota, has been. the
guest other mother, Mrs. c. Sanborn
and her brother, Judge Geo. Dun
ham, and family. the past week.
VI Mrs, George Dittmer was at
Colesburg last week, where she join
ed other members Of her family and
attended the funeral Of Mr.. Martin
,Dittmer at Gutenberg last Friday.
Mis- Marguerite Madden, who is
pursuing a course in professional
nursing in Hahnnemann hospital at
Chicago, is expected home on Thurs.
day of this week for a month 8 vaca-
ton. Nh. 5Sss ssyS. @ { G5& 5,&
- Arthur West and Miss Helen
Breyfogel OF this city were united In
marriage at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage last week. The young
people will make Manchester their
home. 5.. = So. s.s
"a. E. Peterson, the grocer, has
an advertisement in this issue OF
The Democrat which will be of espec-
lal interest to all users Of that much
used fluid gasoline. Read what Mr..
Peterson has to say. 5.s: 5S
DIR. and Mrs. E. G.. Dittmer and
daughter, Miss Dorothy, were at Gut
tenberg on Friday, to attend the fun
tin Dittmer, one OF the pioneer farm
els Of Clayton county. z i
The Eclipse Lumber company has
a change of advertisement in this is
sue in which they set forth some
good reasons why the Queen Cupol
for barns is superior to other makes.
Read their advertisement. IT,
The First National Bank has a
change Of advertisement in this is
sue which will be of interest to our
readers The bank assures all of It's
customers prompt and the best pos
sible service Read what they have
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Miss Alma Leroy left last week
sor Chicago, where she spent short
ime. From Chicago Miss LIE Roy
went to Streator, Illinois, where she
will be the guest OF her uncle, MIR.
Fred Leroy, and family, and other
relatives ~ % fs5+sss&
The Langford Shoe company has
a; a;change Of advertisement. on another
page of this issue, in which they have
more to say about the Red Cross
shoes, which have been such a pop
aular5 seller at their store. Read their
advertisement. s-,. .,,s;;S&&
The K. P. Ministries Of this city
are scheduled for a performance in
the opera house at Strawberry Point
this evening. The Minstrels will
make the trip overland in automo-
biles. A. large number expect to go
to the neighboring town. ~j>t-sn w
Miss Edith Dunham left Monday
for Marshalltown, Iowa, where she is
attending the state conference OF
Congregational churches. Miss Dun.
ham Is one of the state officers OF
the association, and took part on the
program of the convention. 4.
Mrs. Charles Staehle, who had
been guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Work for several days,
left Tuesday night for Newman
Grove, Nebraska, where she Will vls'
it with relatives and friends before
going to her home at Hancock, Min
nesota. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barr are al
Rochester, Minnesota, where Mr.
Barr is taking, treatment at the Mayo
hospital. His friends in Manchester
hope that the treatment he receives
at the Famous hospital win prove
beneficial to Mr.. Barr. =
| Mrs. J. A.. Strickland is rapidly
recovering from the effects of an op
Grafton, to which she submitted : a
| y -. vfto1 OF Rochester, Min