Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-06

,ers regarding Mrs. Whitman's i'll.
heath 3i5.5si U.
NJ iss Helene Fisher left Satur-
day smorning for Iowd Falls. after
spending short time in this city
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. John.
Fisher.
r. and Mrs. George Harms and
Miss Mueller, who had been spending
the winter in California, returned to-
their home in this city on Tuesday
afternoon. S.s .i..i 4, ].
Mrs. Guy Duncan returned home,
from Oneida on Monday evening, af-
ter assisting in the care Of her sis
ter, who had been in poor health for
some time:.s H. ss$
; N r ana Mrs. j. E.t2Nye spent,
several days with friends in Cedar
Rapids. f, Mr.. Nye returned home on
Tuesday evening, his wife remaining
for a longer stay with friends.
Fl. B. Johnson brought in a
change of advertisement too late for
publication this week in which he
states that he has feeds OF all kinds
at the very lowest prices. Nh
Brigadier G General H. A. Allen Of
Cedar Rapids was business visitor
in Manchester on Tuesday morning
During the brief stay in the city he.
visited Major H. G. Utley.
Miss Ruth Pate. teacher OF ma1-.
sic in the city schools, and Miss VIII
La Richardson, teacher Of home eco
nomics in the High school, were visit.
ors in the Key City Saturday. #
H. Scothorn, who has been in the
employ Of the H. c. Smith pharmacy
for some time, left the first Of the
week for Glazier Park. Montana,
where he will spend an indefinite
time.
Mrs. C. c. Bradley returned to
her home Saturday after an extend
ed trip abroad. During her journey
she visited many Of the points which
are Of especial interest to the Amer
ican tourist. a57
Since the heavy rains Of last
Sunday lawns and vegetation in gem
eral have taken a new lease on life.
Gardens are making excellent pro-
gress, and lawn mowers are heard in
every direction.
Clarence Hitler, one of the best
stock raisers in Delaware county, ant
W. J. Davis, manager of the Della
ware County Commission company,
went, to Chicago on Tuesday with
several car loads of live stock.
The German Lutheran church OF
Delaware will .beautify the interior
Of their church by redecorating the
same, and otherwise, improving it
w. G.. Chapel Of this city has secur.
ed the contract for the work. 4.
The attention Of the readers o1
The Democrat is directed to Gildnel
Bros. large advertisement on sec
ton two OF this issue. They are quot
ing. low prices on clothing that are
astonishing and it will pay the pros
lpective buyer to read it carefully.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. E..Patten ana
children were guests Of Mrs. Patten''
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Morse
in this city on Sunday. A part o
the day was spent visiting the sight
at the government fish hatchery a
Spring Branch.
III. w. Phenicie left Monda:
morning for Chicago. where he mad
final arrangements with the Frankli
company for the publication of a
elaborately illustrated book of low
and Minnesota farms, which is bein
compiled by A. M. Cloud of this CITY
The book will be elaborately iilu:
trated with colored views Of impro'
ed farms, church and school building
and prominent business and mani
facturing institutions. Mr.. Cloud wi
have approximately 5000 copies
, the. book pgiAts and when compile
ed the conf ssnt will weigh be
I tier than three toms.
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