Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-05
WHAT MANCHESTER, PEOPLE
ARE polhotAT HOME AND H
ABROAD. s......
REVIEW AND FORECAST OF. TIE xEEH
ltsms Of : Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
1 the City.

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yisitors in Dubuque on Thursday
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Oden are
1.-THE parents OF a son, born July 31st.s
John Reilley, OF Ryan. was q
business visitor in Manchester Mon
day. 54 q
Porn. to Mr. and Mrs. Henry An.
! ton, OF Prairie township. !. August 1st,
a son. 81 q: N Fl .El ,555 sS5
Born. to, sNr. and Mrs. John
schroed der. alncclhester, July 20, q
daughter. 4 III. s$ss 81 4.
Oris Miller and wife Of Milo
township are the parents Of a son,
born August 3rd ii.
ME-; and Mrs. Peter Maesh Of
near Manchester, are the parents Of
! a daughter, horn August Cd. &
w. Welterlen left Monday for
i New Vienna, where he finishes this
{lweek the erection Of q creamery.
Miss Beatrice Pentony returned
from Chicago last Sunday evening,
Iaf.er spending three weeks with her
AUNT, Mrs. Belknap. 81. II II
Miss Floy Porteous went Tues
day morning to Mitchell, South Da-
kota, where she viii be the guest Of
her uncle and aunt for several days 4
i Read what Haug & Son have to-
say. regarding the 1915 Buick car
Their adyertisem ent appears on anoth
er page Of this issue Of The Democrat
s&- F. q a.. Gras sfield OF Upton, Iowa
and who was formerly engaged IN the
retail shoe business in 4 Manchester,
was ayisitora in Manc hester Friday.
His old friend ds~were glad to see him..
The Woman's- Foreign Mission
airy society OF the U. B. !. church will
meet with Mrs. Luke scanlpn Wednes
day. August Y at n o'clpek, An 4tp.5
teresting program viii be- given after
which refreshments viii be served:
All are welcome at this meeting. ~ IS
49, Miss Maude GIL, Of @Rolla, Mis-
Esaslri. left Monday ST st: Louis,
Missouri where she viii visit with
friends for ., few days before return
ling TO- her home. Miss Gill Is d niece
Of Hon. and Mrs. r. Z, I; Bixby Of Ed
gewood, and has been their guest for
a month. II: s.3
1 - g. H. T; Ports, who managed the
chautauqua for the Redpath people, IA
Oelwein last week, arrived in Man
chester on Friday mornin s, and left
again that SAME morning for sabula,
Iowa, where "a he opened the chau-
itauqua the first Of this week. Mr..
Ports family companied him to sa,
bula, where they are spending the
week with him.
B 5;g---Rey. E. IS l.. True and family Of
Truman, Minnesota, are spending sew
eral days with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. H. Tyue, Of Edge
wood. Rev. Alrs True is pastor x OF
the Baptist, church at Truman, and IS
spending a brief vacation among his
old time friends in an near Edge
wood. 55-i; B. Il iss 4: ,s;sS
8 Mr.. and Mrs. u : E. .Gildner of
were the guests OF Mr.:
and Mrs. Alfred Gildper on Saturday
and Sunday On Moday Messrs. E. E.
and Alfred Gildner. went to Chicago, +
where they were Joined by the man
ayers Of the other stores. While # in
Chicago the brothers and managers Of
the twelve stores win purchase the
fall consignment Of goods for their
twelve stores. Il,
Mrs. w. H. Otto of Castana, To-
wa. has been the sguestzof her daugh-- |.
ter Mrs. F. g. Waples, the past few |,
lays. Mrs Otto has Just returned
from a visit with her son z in New i
York, and was en- route home. Mr..
and Mrs, Waplest have also had as Ii
their guests the last few days. Rev:
md Mrs. VIM. Patterson Of Arthur,
Iowa. Rev. and Mrs. Patterson had J
been in England. and reached New +
York city earlys last week. Mrs. Pat
.erson is a sistersof Mrs. NAPLES. a 4
Il Rev. and Mrs. u. F. Moore left on
Monday evening for Waterloo to visit 4
heir son Mark, who is recovering 4
nicely from the effects. ot5an opera. !
ion. Rev. and Mrs Moore left on
Tuesday morning for N ineapolis, Min
lesota, where they will. spend a week q
,r more, and viii be- Joined later by. t
heir son Mark, and then go to Ash Il
on, Wisconsin; to spend their vaca- t
ion. Mrs. Moore hopes to be able to I
escape the annual attack of hay, few !
ar, by going into the extreme north \
srn part Of Wisconsin, among the I
Great Lakes. 3sF. 5ssY#
Frank Beal, George Harm and H..
aoodhile Of this city left Tuesday :
morning, for the northern peninsula f
# Michigan to look over land pros I
,ects in that section of the country. t
Many Of our. readers took advantage s
# seeing some Of the samples of !
he kind Of grains and fruits that G
ire grown in that section of the a
state. Henry Goodhile is representa- 6
i've for the land company which had Ic
he exhibit car here last week. In G
lis change Of ad this, week Mr.. Good t
lille states some facts about this par t
icular section Of Michigan which is t
# interest to and seekers. G
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