Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-09-30

Miss Adah Smith was, an. over
Sunday guest Of frienda in DUBUQUE.
Misc Ennis Boggs OF. Jacksonville,
ness. y 81. },ss 'sss -. d .s -
Mrs. H. l.. Ram aud Mrs. NJ. J.
Yoran were visitors In Dubuque on
Saturday. %' H@''@f' ~
Frank Carpenter OF Aimoral was
q business visitor in the city on last
Friday. ~ ts ST.
Mrs. s. P. AcCsrren is visiting
friends near Strawberry Point Tor.
several days " ~- -, ,9,. (,
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Beddow and
children spent Saturday in Dubuque
visiting with friends.
Mrs. Henry Petition and Miss Mel.
lie Petition We're guests OF friends in
Dubuque on Friday. ..e,...I ~. ~.
Miss Edith Wells was a visitor
in Dubuque several days last week,
attending the district convention OF
the w. c. T. U. s>z9 !.s:5.sg 49,,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J.. Yoran de-
lightfully entertained q company OF
friends at their home on Friday ev-
enfng. Z. .s@%,: ag.,{ il g.E & e. III
Charles jHamblin OF Earlyille was
a visitor In Manchester Sunday ev-
ening. being the guest OF his moth-
er. Mrs. Enos Hamblin. Il: ~:
Mrs., Dan Lehan and children
left Monday morning for Berlin. M.
D.. to Join Mr.. Lehan, who has been I
OF ha rlo 10 for couoro1
Ralph Richardson and Wayne Dutl
ton, who are attending Cedar Rap
ids Business college. were\ over Sum.
day visitors :, with their parents: ~
III you are intending to, build a,
a new fence. read what the Man,
chester. Lumber company has to say
in their space this week, about Car :
bo Steel posts. ,s, :,
The American Mortgage and Sc
curities company has a change Of ad-&
vertisement this week which will be
OF interest to anyone having money
to invest in farm loans. - s%
The Eclipse Lumber company
has q change of advertisement In
this issue OF The Democrat regard
ing fence posts and gates. Read
what the company has to say. t., -E
. Mrs. A. D. Brown and her son.
Clarence Brown. and party Of wo-
men; friends. were visitors In Du- :
buQue on Saturday, making the
trip in Mr.. Browns handsome Chal-: !;
mers touring car. ,,5 I'll. /; ,,;2 ;l ,...s. 81
Hon. and Mrs. r. J, Bixby and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Forward OF Edge
WOO were In Manchester ON Satur-
day, afternoon, and that evening went
to Cedar Rapids. where they attend II.
ed the conference Of the Meth0dtst
Episcopal church. =. ,.A 4 : 5.ss is .E5 ;s
MIR. q. Nj. Daniels, manager OF the r5
Eclipse Lumber company Of this ci- II
ty, has been critically Ill with ap- \
pendicitis for several days. 1t is Il
quite likely that Mr. Daniels will be 4
obliged to submit to an operation be
fore he gets permanent relief u from &
an ailmept which has been causing
him considerable trouble this sum
mer. Il L. \; :t y1,': . 5s.s g 4: )
cott represented the; local Congregar X
Monday In Aterloo to- act ssOnS the
First ConEregational and Plymouth v
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES Of Water i.
loo; both pastors having resigned 4
their pastorates to- engage In other
lines Of work. # . u y: II /. :3;.:
5.t ;. Mr. and Mrs. E.. E. AcCloud OF
Ryan. who have been spending the
past few months with their son. who
lives in Canada, returned to their
home on Friday OF last week. Mr..
McCloud was business visitor In
Manchester on Saturday. and he jim :
forms us that the, section in which
his son lives has been favored with 1
sufficient rainfall and crops were :
nv E25af 5;f.5t$ tf. S3y
Emil Vending. who lives five
miles south OF Manchester. has an
advertisement In this weeks issue
Of The Democrat In which he adyer- \.
tises lot OF choice thoroughbre
hogs for SALE. Our farmer readers
will not overlook his announcement.
Mr.. Vending has been In the hog I
business for years, and believes In $
raising nothing but the choicest OF
hogs. " zI5$ i Il, 55I.:. : 5,I If$