Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-11
Thomas F. Donnelly Of Ryan was
j business visitor In Manchester on


Read what the Delaware County
State Bank has to say in their
change Of adYertis sement this week. .33& y
Miss Marie Grimes, a teacher in
the local Hight school, was a visitor
of home folks at Colesburg over Sat.
urday and Sunday. a tss Il t
Miss Ruth Letourneau OF Kan
kakee, Illinois, has accepted the po.
sition Of trimmer in the millinery de
partment Of d. f.. Grove g. Com
panys store. 81:
%: F. Grove & Co. announce 2
special sale for st. Patrick's week.
Exceptional values in undermuslins
are offered. Read the prices quoted
in their advertisement on page 5 Of
this issue. ,}.s I II & E,
Virginia Ans den, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Amsden, and
Bessie Mcdonald, daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. H. F.. Mcdonald, were over
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
al NJ McDonald at Cedar Rapids. 15
81 J. Andrews has a change of
advertiser ent in this issue Of The
Democrat in which he quotes attrac-
tive prices on staple groceries. Read
Eers Of The Demo ocrat will do vel to
note the prices quoted in Mr., An:
drews advertisement each week.
The ladies aid society of the NJ.
q. church will entertain the members
Of the church and their friends at g
social to be held in the church par
lors on Wednesday night Of this
week. "a good program will be XIV
\ srh CO
+. and Mrs. Otto Haug. who
have been visiting with rela atives and
friends in Dubuque and other places
for several weeks, arrived home on
Monday evening. Mr.. Haug has
been enjoying a rest from the ardu-
Gus work in his machine shop in this
city. 4
:.8 .--Lovett & Davis have a change
Of advertisement in which they offer
for sale alfalfa. clover and timothy
seeds. They also solicit the patron
age of the farmers Of this vicinity
Skho have eggs and poultry to sell.
Read their advertisement which ap-
pears on another page Of this issue.
Fred Haug sustained painful in
juries to one of his hands last Friday
afternoon, when rope broke and
let drop the rear end Of a Ford
automobile. Mr. Haug was doing
some repair work on the car when
the rope gave way, and let the car
drop on his hand. No bones We're
broken. NJ sa 53t 25
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Irwin of
Pierson, Iowa, and Mrs. M. "a. Fair
Of Ida Grove, Iowa, were the guests
Of Mr.. and. Mrs. Luke Scanlon on
Tuesday, They were called here on
account of the death of Mr. David
Kennedy, father of N danes Irwin
and Fair, and left this morning for
their respective homes.
Charles slack, brother Of Frank
Slack of this city, went through
Manchest ter Tuesday morning; in
charge Of a special freight train on
the Illinois Central. This train was
made up Of freight cars loaded with
Ford automobiles. The entire train
load Of Fords were consigned to deal
ers at points west of Omaha, Nebras7
ka. 8 IL q %$ ~ s5s
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Middleton and
baby Of; saskatchewan, Canada. have
been the, guests of the formers par
ents AIr. ana NJ Mrs.9 Hugh 4 Nj iddle eton,1
for several weeks. Mr.. Midd Teton ex-
poets to Leave for his home in q few
days: but his wife and baby daughter
will remain here for some time! On
Wednesday and Thursday OF last last
week Mrs. E. J. Middleton enjoyed
visit from her father, Rev. E.. y. Cat
termole. of Mt. Carroll, illinois.