Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-18

SlrMrs. H. G. Keiser and daughte'
arr Dubuque visitors: today. +
'i--Mr., and Mrs. Ths1dors Hatch ar.
visitors in Cedar Rapids today I
County superinta tandsnt G. D. Rib
Bile is visitor in Earlyille today. /,
Wv. T.. Millen. of Ear1ville was a
business visitor in the city on Mon
day. y =. ..,i. ~ 81 &; \, ,3 u.
Miss GeneYieve Drummya was q
guest Of relatives in Dubuque on Sun
day. - SsS't Fl 4
A dance will be. given at the K.
P. hall this evening and Bills orches-
ira will furnish the music. AZ;
Hang & Son unloaded q car load
Of Bucks on Tuesday: The cars are
Of, the. 1914 models and are beauties.
Floyd King, who conducts a
restaurant at Elma, Iowa, was a
visitor in the city the first Of the
week. 4&r- =: X. Il, e, a
DIR. H. M. Bradley purchased a
Ford automobile Of the, 1914 model
from J. M Jones & Sons the first Of
the week. - AZ
II. J.. Schwietert of Chicago was
a visitor. in the city on Tuesday en-
route to Des Moines and other Iowa
points. a,3.. ~ s@..i5z
X X, Earl Childs and W. B. Childs
an1 son went to Cedar Rapids this
morning to attend the automobile ex-
hibition. -. ;s
DR.. W.. s. O'Brien of Ryan vac
cinated forty-two head Of hogs for
Carrothers Bros. near that place last
Thursday. rs
and. Mrs. William Jones were
among those from Manchester who
are attending the Cedar Rapids au-,
to show today. Y; H..
&c. H. Utley has taken the agen:
cy for the Studebaker; obile, one
OF the leading and most popular line
OF 1914 cars.
M. E. Blair and n, E. Davis went
to Cedar Rapids thfs$morning to at
tend the automobile show which is
being held there. -,:s$s ....ss3
. Read what the Lansford Shoe
Company has to say in their change
Of advertisement this week +aboutt the
Red Cross shoes::-
kAANCI6OnSau auu S. nClAGy
left Tuesday morning for Rosetown,
Sask., Canada. where they will re-
main Indefinitely. s$ FT. 81: 4:
a. J. Andrews has a change Of ia
vertisement this week In which he
quotes attractive prices ON groceries.
Read his advertisement.
:: Mrs. III. F. Gray returned home
Monday afternoon from Rochester,
where she recently sub.
mitted to an operation. s4 /,
Bishop returned home Mon:
day afternoon after a visit at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. Charles
Carpenter, north Of Earville: ~
4 The ladies' kensington Of the, Con
church; will meet with
Mrs. A. w. Stearns and Mrs. Rus
sell on Wednesday OF next week.
/ \. Mrs. c. X. >Hudson is expected
to arrive home this evening from Des
Moines. where she has been visiting
her mother for the, past two weeks.
Virgil E. Thompson, OF the Prin-
eaSs theater, has a change of adver-
t1sSmsnt In this. issue In which he
gives the program for each evening.
i Mrs. iEnos Hamblin returned to
her. home5 here Monday evening af: |
ter spending the winter n1onths with
her, son. B Hamblfn, In Cedar Rap.l
Ids. S 4 e Ia (;
The u City Charity Circle will
meet at the home Of Mrs. William
Burk on Thursday, March 10, S and |
will be entertained by Mrs. Minnie
Skinner. ,%5 ta ss,ssS
h The Manchester Tailoring COM
pany have a change Of advertisement
On the 9Th page OF this issue which
will be OF interest to the readers Of
The Democrat. Z II. {. 4 n
B. M. Amsden returned
home last week from Pennington,
New Mexico, where she had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
and son, Avery Amsden.
q Miss Lena Benson of Strawberry
Point was IN, the city last week en-
route to Ryan. Miss Benson is
trained nurse and is engaged in car
Ing for Mrs. Anna Carrothers.
4 Mrs. Frank Larrabee Of RIchland
township and Mrs. Louis .Quttmeyerl
ot this city went to Chicago on Tues
day morning, where Mrs. Larrabee
enters a hospital for medical treat
ment.
] Ali members Of the Manchester
camp. M. w. A, are requested to be
present at the next regular meeting
March "a. At this meeting arran nge--
ments will be made. for the Wood
men county convention.
& r.. G. Buffers, section foreman
Of the I. c., went to Chicago Tues.
day night to attend the Railway Elk
position now being held there. Super
visor Carey returned yesterday, after
q like mission to Chicago.
The public schools of Independ-
ence were closed last week for the
spring vacation and will not be re-
opened until five contagious diseases
which are rampant in that city sub
side. The diseases are scarlet fever
small pox,s measles, mumps and
whooping cough. A large number of |
the school children are victims.
MANY FARMERS MOVING.
A large number of Delaware coun-
ty farmers have been moving during |
the past month. Martin Keener. who |