Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28

way eighteen fee in width is bein
put down, which viii make tn;
street one or the incest Thorough
fares Of the city. as :, u. 8 ys n
Hubert. Carr is a business syisi
/ or. in Chicago this week. lS
Mrs. H. G.. Pierce was yisito
in Dubuque or Monday,
HI r. Smith was a, visitor i
Chicago few days last week.
Miss Sue Rich was a visitor i
the Key City on Saturday OF las
week. -f, # s#s% ~
Mrs. ~. f. Nieare was yisi1
or with friends Waterloo $ OF
Friday. n II .,$.s S
Judge George w. Dunham wa
holding court in Waterloo a few day
last. week. Il -. -
Robert Harris, son Of Alr. ant
Mrs. Sherman Harris, is a visitor il
Chicago this week. -
Mrs. Gus Barnd and daughter
Ona Rarnd, were visitors in, Ceda
R@pids on Thursday. .t.9$ &
Airs. Charles Brownen and Mis-
Bertha Schroeder were visitors il
Dubuque last Saturday. E
e Mrs. George Cleman and .nsath
er, Mrs. NJ. Sheldon, were VISIT il
Dubuque last Saturday.
The ladies, AT Home hiety
Of the Presbyterian church jwiY@ NEE
with Mrs. John Mertz today.
z H. l.. Howard, who has been {
guest of his sister, Miss Abbie How
ard, left Saturday for Chicago.
s--EdwarG Tobin, cashier OF the
Worthiinston Eank, was an ms tituts
visitor in Manchester on Thursday. =
Z Miss Jessie lMaley was a gues
5f her. sister, Miss Winifrad Maley
at Waterloo on Thursday and Sri
day. Al .ss
: Mrs. Lulu Higman Keith OF Mar
ion was a guest OF her parents, Il Mr.
and Mrs. J. 3. Higman. the lattel
part OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Atkins |. OF
Dell Rapids, South Dakota, arrived
in the city this morning for visit
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Scion
Hamblin. 555.s n s3i !.
II j. Joseph and Mel Wallace
two Of the influential citizens 3 o1
,Hopkinton:seWere among the HfoilsSsn
tom people who attended 3 the inst ii
tute here last Thursday.
Chris. Ament. one of the sue,
cessful farmers Of South Fork town
ship. was "a visitor. in y Manchester
on Thursday :, Mr.. Ament came to
attend tho Farmers institute in ses-
sion last week. 5tg Il.
Alfred .Gildner went to Chicago
last night. to join his brothers, w.
E. and e. e. Gildner, and the 9th
er managers Of the numerous stores
Of the firm, on a purchasing trip in
the Illinois metropolis. Is
and : Mrs. Will Harris of
Greeley were guests during several
days last week Of Mr.. and Mrs. r..
D. Graham. Mrs. Harris and Mrs.
Graham are sisters. They came
here to attend the institute, held
last waek. I'd Is &
Miss Nina Carhart, who has
been spending several weeks a with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b..
Carhart. returns to New York City
Of the leading publishing concerns
today to resume her work with one
of the east. ), = TX ss
Miss Stella Mutschler was q
guest of her parents in East Dl-
Ouque on Sunday. She also visited
with her sister, Miss Josephine
Mutschler; who is recovering from
the effects Of a critical operation at
Mercy hospital. Ss
Mrs. NJ. ]. Noran and twin daush-
ters LEFT this morning for. Jackson
vile, Florida, where they will spend
several months with Mrs. Yoran's
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Gran
ger. Mr.. Yoran accompanied them
as far as Chicago. 8
Z Miss Leila Leas Of Springville
was a, guest on Monday of her sis.
Ter, Mrs. E. NJ Daniels. On Mon
day evening Miss Leas left for Ce-.
1ar Rapids where >shef will be, the
guest of friends, before returning to-
her home at sDringville. 5i8
Mrs. Sadie Lelfan and :. little
daughter Of Waterloo were visitors
on Saturday of Mrs. Lehan's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. HID. Wagner, of this
city. MRS. Lehan was a guest of
her sister. Mrs. Robert McNabney,
at Cedar Raapids on Friday a
At the next regular meeting of
Olive Camp. Modern Woodmen Of
America. on the evening of Febru,
AIRY 10th. delegates to the. county
convention are to be elected. 1t is
important that every member should
be present at that meeting. z
Our women readers will be in
terested in change of advertis e.
ment Of the De +. Grove & Co.,
in which they ANNOUNCE the arrival
Of new spring goods which they are
now placing on their shelves, and
which they will be pleased to show
to their customers.
Harold Jones and Hobart Evans
are visitors in Chicago this week,
taking in the automobile shows in
the Illinois metropolis. After Wis
it in Chicago, they will go to Detroit
to visit the Ford factories, and to
Cleveland, where they will also Wis
it the Overland factory They ex-
pectf to be gone for nearly a week.
I'm another column appears the
notice of the Incorporation of the
Security State Bank of Manchester.
which will be of interest to our read
ers. This new hank, which will be
capitalized at 100000. will occupy
the building which the First Nation
al will yacate upon the completion
of their own new building on the
corner Of Main and Frankloe streets.
John Rrownell and family of
Saskatchewan, Canada, left Friday
for their home. after spend
ing several weeks with Mr. Brown
ellis brother. Chas, .Brownell, in this
city, and with Mrs. Brownell's sis
ter and family in Cedar Rapids. Mr..
Rrownell and his family viii stop off
for visit with their relatives and
friends in Nashua and Usage, be-
fore going to their home: