Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-25

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Born, Y to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Snyder, recently, a son.
4 Mrs. w. H. Cooley was a visitor
in the. Key City last Saturday. a5s Ii.
Miss Genevieve ,Drummy was {
visitor in Cedar Rapids over Sunday,
Miss Nell Armistead was a Ce,
dar Rapids visitor on Saturday even
ing 55 II 55a5 s.yt s 4 .5
Mrs. Hubert Carr and Mrs. Maur
ice Hennesseyf were visitors in Cedar
Rapids on. Tuesday. ..$ a
n Sheriff O. E. Finuf of Indepen.
dence was a business visitor in Man.
chester on Saturday. s5 I!
ID. Kehoe and C. Murray of near
Hopkinton were business visitors in
this city on Tuesday. Y Y: E--."" m N
Mrs. T. N. Arnold and daughter,
Miss Lucille Arnold, were visitors in
Dubuque >on Saturday. h. s
Mrs. M. H. Williston was a guest
last week of her daughter, Mrs. E.
T. Afford, at Waterloo. 4 {:
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Mcdonald of
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itors with relatives here. /. !.
Lizzie Hubert of Primghar,
Iowa, is visiting at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. G. w. Long. !,
Mrs. H R. Holmes and daughter,
Mrs. P. H. Langridge, were visitors
in Cedar Rapids on Monday. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Chandler
OF this city, are the parents Of a
daughter, born on March 18th. 3
MI. and Mrs. Amos Green went
to Coggon on Monday morning for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Peter Reiger is at Roches-
ter, Minnesota, where she submitted
to an operation the first of the week.
+. Tile attention Of our readers Is
directed to the change of advertise
.ment OF Mr.. Hensley, the photograph
er. z55SS5g " 4 "a Fl s45 = +
Mrs. James Vosburg was oper-
ated on at the hospital at Roches-
ter, Minnesota, the latter part OF, the
week. 5 sz$$5st & 4. IL Il Nj =E
w. S. Johnson, president of the
Farmers. State Bank Of Hopkinton,
was a business visitor in Manches-
ter on Tuesday. a4s5 54s
!. Il Special meeting of Manchester
Lodge, No. 1865, A. r: q A.. NJ, on
Friday evening, March 9th. Work
on third degree. 81 sss ST D.
n I V j ohm Scott, who attends a phar-
macy school at Des Moines, was a
guest of his parents, Dr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Scott, this week. Vi III
Miss Eva Van Anda, stenograph-
er5 in the offices of the Delaware
County Abstract and Loan Company,
was a avisitorSin Farley over Sunday
Q. w. Somes left the firsttof the
week for Sulphur Springs, Montana,
where he will visit with friends
and transact business for a few days.
X Mrs. B. F. Paige and daughter,
Edna, Of West Union returned to
their home Monday after a visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry PETIT
Ion. % sl Sss', h. NJ
Mrs. Hattie Bradley Of Beatrice,
Nebraska; is a guest OF relatives in
the city, being called here by the Ill
ness OF her mother, Mrs. W. 5 81.
Long 5S 81, s. IS .S$fs asa
---H. Z. Ram spent several sdAys
last week on a business and pleasures
trip to various points in northern
Iowa and spending a day with rela-
tiVes at Webster City q Fl .S :5s II
! y - L. drs. ohn u Evans and little
daughter departed Tuesday for their
home at Council Bluffs. after being
called here by the death Of the for
mer's father. Geo. Nelson. 4 (; 4,
/ The EpWorth League of the Sand
Greek church will hold a social at
the home Of e.. E. TBatty on Friday
night of, this week. AZ cordial invita-
tion is. extended to every one. s,I5
Mrs. Katherine Purvis, who has
been a guest of her; sons, Harry and
Alvah Puryis, Of this city for sew
sral weeks, left for her home at NC
Nelly. South Dakota, on M Monday.
Jones & Sons have change OF
in which they speak
OF Ford cars, of which they have
sold a. large number this season. Read
what they have to say about that
popular car. 4! s,is s. S
s The Sand Creek Ladies Aid soci-
ETY. will hold its next meeting at the
home Of Mrs. John Swanson, Thurs
day afternoon, April End. A cordial
Invitation is extended to all to- attend
this meeting. J. Y ~
I; ..s; w. H. Hutchinson, who has been
spending several months in sunny
Florida, is expected home this week.
Mrs. Hutchinson and daughter, how
ever, win remain in the south for
several weeks longer. " s Al
The Misses Mabel and Myrtle
Stiles and Frank Stiles, who have
been visiting with relatives in and
near Manchester for several days, re-
turned to their home at GAINESVILLE,
Iowa, on Tuesday morning.
Mr., and Mrs. Orrjn Sullivan OF
near Masonville have been caring
for a little son, who has been dan
gerous1y i'll with pneumonia. i Friends
Of the family hope that the child may
soon be past the danger point
Mrs. Walter C. Williams. who
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Williams, left last
week for Mitchell, South # Dakota,
where her husband has secured an
large produce plant. N 55s =s. b i3s
At a meeting Of the dairymen OF
the vicinity of Delhi, held at that
place On Tuesday, it was definitely
decided to hold the Dairy Week the
first week in August, from the 3rd
to Sth. Plans are being laid for a
big event this. summer.
If any of our women readers are
figuring on investing in an incubat
or this spring, they should read what
tho LovettY G Davis Produce com
.pany offers in the way of securing
one free. Their advertisement ap'
pears on page eight Of this issue. Be
sure and read it.. a5&
-. w Miles has started work on
Srehodeling his barn on Liberty stree
into a modern cottage. This street
although centrally located has been
known in recent years as barn
street. The barns are, now fast dis
appearing and modern cottages are
going up in theiH places. NY
In his change of advertisement il
this issue Bert Stier has some ethine
to say which will be Of interest te
the carpenters of Manchester and vi
cinity. He carries in his store or