Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-22

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j, ME- ID: +. Grove, was visitor /
Z Cedar Rapids on Tuesday.
II Mrs. A. D. Brown and Mrs. sit I
n. Wolcott were visitors in Dubuqu
Tuesday s, =
: J. S. Jones was a business visit
or in Cedar Rapids on Thursday q 8
s last week. Ri 11,,17a,
/ w. H. Hutchinson, Edw. Hrub
and Jay w. Lewis were in Ceda
Rapids on Tuesday. ~ =
: b: G. Keagy went to Waterlo,
! Thursday morning for a visit witt
relatives and friends. II lSsI'5 q 4. V . A.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Whitney an.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S..A.E Thompso were
visitors in Dubuque Monday. ii:
Capt. and Mrs. j. F. Merry were
The guests OF relatives and friend,
IN chicago part of last, week.
Earl Seeley has an advertisement
which our readers will find of inter
( est. Read his announcement on mage
l--Ray Wells, who is a student al
Highland Park college, Des Moines
was guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
!, Mrs. Z. G. Wells, a part Of d last
week. , II 3;,i:- ,,.. 5.5ss4 II. 2-.s
Mrs. Louis Hintz has been the
A guest of her sister, Mrs. w. b. Colt.
man. at Independen the first Of the
week 1. 81. '}5-.. '.5,,' ~
The ladies' kensington Of the
congregational church will meet with
Mrs. g J. Seeds on Wednesday Of
i next week. 4: .sl5
Mrs. Peter Reiger, who has been
lat Rochester, Minnesota, where she
had been in the Mayo hospital for
an operation, returned to her home
lon Tues day. "a. 4. U s3:$ .
w M. Crosier editor of the Cog
j g0n Monitor, was a visitor IN Man
chester on Thurs day. From here Mr..
Crosier went to Dubuque, where he
had business to attend to.
A ID. Sumner of Waterloo was a
business visitor in Manchester Fri
day of last week. Mr.. Sumner is a
candidate before the republican pri-
| maries for the office Of congressman
from the Third district. e ,i5 S5>
A. B. Holbert, of Greeley, was a
Wis siitor in Manchester last Thursday.
Mr.. HOlbert recently announced him
self as candidate for the office of,
representative from Delaware coun-
ty. 4 .s;s
I'll NV Miss Idel Miles entertained
company Of ladies at her home on
East Union street on Friday, at a
toyable evening was spent by the
ladies. :5t Z$ ,,z S
On page s Of this issue appears
the program of special features which
| the Princess theater will give during
the remainder Of the week. Theater
goers will find this announcemen ent Of
Interest. 5s Y q, # 5s5: " j55 5
A. c. Philip hassa change Of ad-,
vertisement which is Of especial in
terest3 to; those who are in the midst
Of that pleasant pastime house
cleaning Read what Mr.. Philip has
to say about an article So essential
in identifying your home. ,$f
Mrs. NJ. =. Yoran and two little
daughters arrived home Thusday eY-
ening from Jacksonville, Florida,
where th,y had been spending sew
|eral months with Mrs. Yoran's paTs
|ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. a.. Granger
Mr.. Yoran went to Chicago to meet
them, and accompanied them home.
- MissS GeneyieYe Drummy. who has
been clerk in the offices ofrthe Dairy
City Creamery company for some
time, has resigned her position and
has returned to her home in Du-
.bnqus. Mr.. Gordy Ball has accepted
the position made vacant by Miss
Drummy's resignation.
:. "A sMarcucci is building an addi-
ton on to his building on Main
street, in which win be housed. his
equipment for the manufacture Of ice
cream, for his restaurant and ice
cream bparlors. Il He intends to in
stall a modern ice cream freezing
outfit. with electric power.
On Tuesday evening, April %,
the members Of l. o.. o. F. and Re
bekah lodges will enjoy one of their
will be served and a most delightful |
evening y is anticipated. All members
Of the lodges and the members of
their families are included in this in |
vitation to attend this social meet
ing. ss ,,t.s
- Gildner Brothers, the popular
firm of mems clothiers of Manches-
ter, have change Of advertisement |
which will be of interest to our men
readers. They have the exclusive
agency for the well known clothiers
Hart Schaffner & Marx, and will
take measures for their customers.
Read what they have to say in their
announcement which appears on page
s Of this issue. Us
ID. H.. Hesner, one of the wide |
ly known citizens Of Delaware coun-
ty, and a resident Of Edgewood, sus-
tanned painful injuries to his hip |
while alighting from Great Western
passenger train at Lamont. In the
fall he fractured his hip, the injur-
les causing him much pain and will
confine him to his bed for a time.
His many friends in this part of the |
county hope that the injuries will
yield to good care and medical treat |
ment. a
--Alonzo Wells, who has been con-
nected with an oil concern at Law
renceville, Illinois, was visitor in
Manchester the latter part Of lastt
week. Mr.. Wells went from here to
Mt. Clair, New Jersey, wherehe is
installing plant for the manufacture
of gasoline from crude oil. He owns
stock in the concern for which he |
has. been working in the capacity OF
chief chemist. His many friends in |
this city are pleased to learn Of his
remarkable success in his work as !
a chemist. &
MANCHESTER CHURCHES.
Christian Science.
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