Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-15

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e IL. a. Hintz was a visitor in Dll
Ebuque on last Friday afternoon.
Capt. and Mrs. J. F.: Merry were
visitors in Dubuque last Friday.
Mrs. o. K: Lennon spent Frida,
in Dubuque visiting with friends.
{. ----E. S. Cowles Of Lamont is {
!. guest Of relatives in the city today.
! Miss Dora Leroy was a. gues
Of friends in Dubuque on last Friday
Miss Pearl Mutschler was guest
of relatives in East Dubuque ovel
( Sunday. 5.
H. j.. Schwietert of Chicago was
a visitor in the city the latter part o1
4 last week. .5 d. s "A
"A special meeting of the Rebek
i ah lodge will be held this evening al
the usual hour.
Read the advertisement of Mrs
+ ILangridge in another column o1
rooms for rent.
Mrs. H. T.. Ram and daughter
4 Miss Amy Rann,s were guests Of Du-
buque friends on Friday. 3;
Hugh Martin of Great Falls, Mon
. tana, was guest of his cousin, Cal
Z Martin, the first OF the week. \
The members of the Manchester
High school have arranged fine ten
] mis- court on the High school grounds.
r. lie Roy and IA. 3 D. Long
went to Cedar Rapids this morning
to attend q meeting of the Scottish
lRites.
s-W. N. Wolcott, Carl Anderson,
"A. M. Cloud and A. r. LIE Roy were
visitors in Ind depende dence on Tuesday
iteyening. .5i5
our attention is directed to
the change OF advertisement of the
ILangford Shoe company on the 9Th
page of this issue.
Mrs. W. b. CoItman and children
Of independence arrived in the city
/ on Friday afternoon for a visit with
relatives and friends. " 5Gss45S
Leo Tierney, who has been at
tending school at flashing gton, d. c.,
has returned home and will spend the
summer IN lsanchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gildner were
Eyisitors in Independ dence last week
and while there Mr. G ildner purchased
a new Stanley Steamer.
-Coggon is to have a new opera
lhouse. AT a meeting OF the business;
men Of that place held last week the
sum of $500 was subscribed for a
fnew building. i{ss9 s5 ~ q; ,5s
The: semi-annual meeting Of the
Northeastern Association Of Iowa
Congregations churches will be held
at McGregor from next Monday to
Wednesday. April 20, 21 and 80.
special train consisting Of five
coaches OF enigrants enroutA to var
ious points in the Northwest passed
Through Manchester last Wednesday
evening. The special came from Chi
cago. y
Rev. C. X. Hudson returned home
Saturday morning from winthrop,
where he attended one Of a series Of
meetings on Friday evening which
were being held in the Methodist
church Of that place last week.
Henry Goodhile has a change OF
advertisement in this issue eFwhich our
readers should not ii overlook. .se He
quotes some very attractive prices on
mems and boys clothing. He also
fadvertises four residences for sale,
| the q. A. Morse properties. H
ster ,i.llor fns.ss IL SOM
pany occupy a large space on 4. the
Sth page. of this issue in which they
announce a ten day sale. They quote
some very attractive prices on tailor
made suits. The sale began last Sat
urday and closes on April goth. 4.
Delaware county friends will be.
inf cd W, -
Eaton, who formerly resided in Man
four months Of serious illness. Mr..
Eaton is now financial director Of the
Polytechnic Institute at Billings, Mon
tana. q.
Charles (Brick) Vesey, the Del
hi boy who pitched several good
games of ball against the local team
FAST summer, is making g9od, with
the Dubuque Three-I team, the Key
City papers having very favorably
mentioned his work in the practice
games already played. :5sy..
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hubert left
Thursday morning for their home at
Primghar. Iowa. after an extended
visit in this city with relatives and
friends Mrs Hubert was called to
this city again on Saturday on ac-
count of the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. G.. w. Long.
IS. S. Squires, who has been
spending the winter months in, the
south at st. Peters burg, Florida, is
expected to arrive at his home at
Ryan during the latter part of the
week. In writing to this office Mr..
Squires says that they have had ex-5
cellent weather in Florida during the
| past winter. & ..ys ,:{ ~
-R. G. Keagy returned home Sat
| urday from Madison, New Jersey,
| where he had been attending Drew
Theological seminary. Mr.. Keagy in
tends to spend a part Of the summer
lin Manchester and the remainder of
the time he will take part in the
country life institutes which are
to be held in eastern Iowa s5.
-. B. Nelson of, Richland town
ship received some very painful In
| iuries in runaway accident on
Monday. Mr.. Nelson was unhitchlng
| his team from seeder when the ami
mails became frightened and ran
away He was thrown to the ground
and the seedef> passed over his
head, inflicting several ugly wounds IS
S%-Miss Alma C.. Murray, who has
been here the past year as matron
4 of the Parkview Hospital, has gone
i 20 Hannibal, Missouri, to take up a
i similar position. Blanche L. Griffith
slos Chicago, has taken the position
i at the hospital here. She comes
highly recommended, and has been
Ifilling similar positions for the past
i eight years in Iowa, Chicago and
North Dakota.
CATTIE EAT PAINT.