Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-04
s.. MANCHESTER, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1914

Col. B.. w. Jewell of Omaha
= visitor in the city today.
> IN. E. DAVIS was a businessv
1 itor in Cedar Rapids on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Terril we
visitors in Waterloo on Friday
: Miss Marie Grimes spent ov
Sunday with relatives at Colesbur
Mrs. j. E. Davis Of Littlepo
Z is a guest of friends in the eli
this week. . s... ~ .aasS
Z Mrs. H. B. Commerford spel
> Sunday in ,Coggon as the guest
her parents
Mrs. Victor Collard left Satu
day morning for Waterloo to Wis
with relatives.
Justice Henry .Oehler of Dyer
vile was business visitor in Maj
chester on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barr ar
the parents of a girl born on Tues
day, February 3, 1914. "a. s.6 +.
The boys basket all team of th,
Manchester High school will play a
:. Independence next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Caruth. o
Webster City are visiting at th'
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D.. Arnold
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Keith of Mar
ion, were g6ests of the latter's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. ,B. Higman, {
part of last week. :E5-s2. tsrts4 Il
Attention is directed to the ad.
vertisement of Mrs. L. L. Carhart
which appears in the Want and For
Sale column this week. 'srS s#2
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette Given en-.
joyea visit last week from the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Madelin Simon, Of
Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
The Manchester High school, bas-
ket ball team were defeated by the.
Arlington team at that place on Fri
day evening by score of 27 ito H..
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Bolsinger en-
doyed a visit during part of last
week from the formers mother, Mrs.
J. x. P. Bolsinger, and her sister,
of Colesburg. /; ii.s
Miss Amber Davis, who is stu
dent at Cornell College, at Mt Yer
non,. spent Sunday in the city at
the home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. N. E.. Davis. =
Rev. T. J. Roney was at Dyers,
viii on Sunday attending a meeting
Of Dyersville Court, c. o. F. A class
Of twenty-three wersrinitiated into
the Dyersville. court.
+ Theodore Pohlkamp, One Of ths
well-to-do farmers of Prairie town
ship, returned Friday morning from
Chicago, where he attended the auto
mobile show, he'd there last week.
The commission recently ap-
pointed by the supervisors to consid-
sr the plans of erecting a soldiers
nonumen mt. at. Edgewood will meet
fith the board Of supervisors tomor-
'OW.: "
l. The Baptist Ladies Aid society
will meet Friday afternoon. at the |
lome Of Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh sr. Off
ers for the coming year. will be
lected ana good attendance is de-
ired
Joseph Scramek Of this city and
'arl Staehle of Earlville, who re-
emily topk tho pharmaceutical ex-
at one of the colleges at
les Moines, received word last week
lat they ha. successfully passed
le examination.
"A meeting O. the Delaware Coun-
Z Agricultural society was he'd on
aturday afternoon. There was no
usiness transacted as only a few
the members were present, and
le old officers will hold their po.
tions for another. year.
The Democrat Isl requested to
Ill attention to the purchase by the
arnegie library of Webster's New /
ternational dictionary and Funk
Wagnalls New Standard diction- \
y. Both are the latest editions J
Id have just been received at the
orary. 4
George Severance, Of Frederick,
'uth Dakota, was a guest of rela- :
YES in the city during the past few
!ys. Mr.. Severance, who formerly
sided in this county, was ons hts 4
ay home from Mexico. New York, i
here he had been visiting his 81
andmOther for some time. p
About fifty neighbors and friends
ent a very enjoyable social even e.
g at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. {
~ Jewell, in Richland township, i
le gathering was in the nature of II
farewell for Mr. and Mrs. jewell, J.
10 expect to remove to Parkers 81
airie, Minnesota, about the middle Il
this month EEta I
Mrs. H. H. Lawrence and her E
lighter, who had been guests of tt
. formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. al
A. steadman, left Saturday for Il
aterloo, where Mr.. Lawrence had n
Gently purchased the Hummel ho- B
!. Mr.. Lawrence was engaged in
: hotel business in Waverly until
few weeks ago., when he disposed 81
the property. Possession was TAX III
of the Waterloo hotel on Saturday in
,rning. NJ
George A. Logan of Prairie town u
.p came very near losing a valuable al
rse last Thursday night, the ami M
i sinking in a hole in west Mar I've