Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-09-16

r. Ii. VI. IVThIA6, VI oV1AAs was
business .visitor in the city on last
| Saturday.
M. and Mrs. Jacob Schneider are
lguests Of relatives and friends at
Monticello.
Mrs. A. T. Redding and Mrs. j.,
SB. Durham were visitors in. EarlYille.
last Friday. Z
MI. and Mrs. Fred Smith Of Rich
land township spent over Sunday,
with relatives at Littleport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Granger Of;
|tives and friends in the city.
Ray Wells and Archie LeClere
left Tuesday morning for Chicago to
attend the Coyne Technical school.
The Thursday Afternoon Club vii:
meet this week at the home of Mrs
Josephine Durham, east of the city.
Miss Etna Barr left Monday.
morning for Minneapolis Minnesota
to enter Stanley Hall, a girls school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hoover were
guests at the, home OF relatives at
Mount Vernon and AlburNnette last
week.
Ralph Richardson, andWayne Dut-
|tonwwent to Cedar Rapids on Monday
to ATTEND the Cedar Rapids Business.
college.
Merle Reed. Harold "a: Hoyt, and.
Harold Pride left Friday morning for.
lAmes to enter college for the com
ing year.
Paul Billingsley has been spend
ing several days in the city, a guest;
atGthe home Eof his parents DR.. and
Mrs. "A. M. Biliingsley.
The Delaware County State bank
has a change Of advertisement this
week which will be OF interest to b
readers of The Democrat
Paul Klaus went to Mount Yer:
non on Tuesday morning to enter
Cornell college. Mr.. Klaus Will COM
lplete his college course this year.
Mrs. Hazel Mcdonald returned to
her home in Cedar Rapids on Friday
morning after a visit in the city
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A.McIntosh.. a@$ y
Mr. and Mrs. !. ~ Taber were
at Waverly the latter part of the
past week attending the fair which
was held at that place.sThey made
the trip in their automobile, %5$
Miss Luella Greenwood return:
ed to- Cedar Rapids on Thursday az
ter a several days yisit#inA the city
having been called here On account con
81! the illness Of her mother.
Mr. and Mrs, George e. COCO
Have moved into a part of Mrs.
Margery Hoyts residence on Ca
street, Mr.. Good is the new; book
keeper atGthe Dairy City Creamery.
Among those from Manchester il
Il attendance at the funeral OF job
ICSIWood Iat EarlYille on Friday @
last week were Eugene Hubert, J a
4 Strickland and William Hockaday
Al D. Long and son, Irving Long
! eftsTuesday morning for Vermlll1on
iISouth Dakota, where the #latter$sWill
enter the state university for, t hs
coming year, The former Will look
ter business matters at Tflpp, Soutl
Dakota.
-Evangeline Penny IT Mason
vile and Ray Connolly Of Delha Wert
united in, marriage at the 5lmmacu
late conception church. Of Masonvl I
3september 9th. Rev. Father Loner
gan performed the nuPtlal MASS
Friends extend Congratulations.
Mrs, ME-. Ls tRoySand her tWtt
daughters, and Mrs. E. B. Stiles re
turned home from Minneapolis OF
saturday evening, after making
ltrip of over q thousand miles in thu
new Buick. The trip proved a. mos
delightful one, no engine or t1rt
trouble being encountered on the. en-
tire run.
MI. and Mrs. L. c. Redding 9!
IWaterloo, and the formers mother
\ Mrs. A. T. Redding,o OF this city. de
parted the first Of the week Tor al
extended trip through Indiana AM
Ohio. visiting the old home scenes @
mrs Redding. Mr.. Redding Is super
ylintendent of the Northy R~efrigerato|
Manufacturing company of Waterloo
and SHEEN granted two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. George L. siddell and sol
arrived in the city from clinton; 10
Iva, on Thursday night. Mr.. S1ddell
who has been in the city for some
time and who IL. the new manager q
the Dairy City Creamery COMPANY
has rented the Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence
residence on North Franklin stree
and his family is now comfortabl!
located in their new home. The lltti'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S1ddell re
mained at Clinton for a several days
visit with her grandmother, Wh1le IN
parents were getting settled IN incl
home here.