Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-07-15
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Items Of a Pefsanal and General
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Twas a guest ofatnends In the city las
week. N. .sa t$t W jSs @
| Miss Ruth sWorrell Of Dell Rapids
Sou,h Dakota, issa guest at the Seth
Ham blin hon
Miss Doris Funk Of Nashua, Ia
is a guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. !. Brownell.
Miss Blanche Wells Of Waterloo is
spending a two weeks cations @
the home Of Miss Ella Gates In this
city. W II S.z 5
Jay Barr left Thursday morning
for Chicago after spending a few day.
in Manchester visiting with relatives
and friends. q sa-s I.
The friends Eof Harry Sly will
be interested to learn that he is. i'm
proving from severe attack Of ap-
pendicitis. 33f /. 4. 81. :.3t Us
Mrs. Harry Scoyel and little
daughter Of atbrloo were N guests
at the home OF iiaIr and Mrs. Scion
HamlinS last week. Il
Frank Wheeler OF Indianapolis,
Indiana, who IS visiting with relatives
and friends at; Delaware, h was *a Man
chester visitor last week.
8 Miss Hildreth Chamberlain re-
turne to her home at Waterloo on
Monday morning aafter a several days
visit at the G. w. Keagy home In this
city. sss S5 (
If you are thinking Of buying:
an auto read what II. = NJ. Jones &
Sons have to- say in their change Of
vertisements this week & regarding
Ford cars sss d n ss} 81.
DIR. h Dittmer returned home
Friday morning from Des Moin6s
where he! had been to attend a meet
ing of the stat tsss hoard OF health of
which he is "a mem ber. i. ssy
Mrs. Jennie Gibson and daugh hter,i
Miss Constance " Gibson, left Sum
days morning for Palo Ito, SsCa lifor-
MIA, for visit with the formers bro
ther, Harry Burbridg ',ss ~
w. N. Snodgress of; Iowa Falls
was a business visitor In the city the
first Of the week. He was sacc compan-i
led by his family. They made the
trip overland in their automo bile.
3f;s. y II. Grassfield OF Waverly and
who sformeriy@resided In Manchester,
was IN the city on Friday morning en-
route home from Cedar Rapids where,
he had been to attend convention
Of shoe dealers. 81 s35 Z. q
g Mr.. and Mrs. u. E. Davis return
5elsto their home at Littleport last
week. b Mr.. Davis, who had been in,
ill5naalth for some time, has been re-,
ceiying treatment at Park View hos
p;tit! SssS ss t$Ss s
!, !. IN 4 Mrs. Mary sager, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chancey Sager I'M this city for sew
eral days, left this morning for Ak7-ii
ron, Ohio, for a visit. with her daugh-;;
ter, after which she will return to
her home. at Spencer. New York. "
35s5 /. Ion. and Mrs. w. !. H. Norris and
family left; Friday morning for Spir-
it Lake, Iowa, where they will en-tt
Joy as several weekss outing. Mr.
Norris will also attend the knights
Templars annual meeting which Is
being held at Spirit Lake. n II;
\: I ~ r. and Mrs: John Whitney and,
their granddaughter, Miss Frances
Keyes, left Saturday morning for:
Spirit Lake. While there Mr.. Whit
ney will attend the annual meeting
Of Knight Templars which lis being
held in that city. 81.
4 The Eclipse Lumber company have
in. which they have something to,
say which will be- Of interest to the
farmer readers Of The Democrat re;
agarding a hog cholera preventive.
Read what they have to say.
Clayton e., Stone of Cedar Rap
ids recently purchased the Robinson
Herald, the newspaper published at
the new town in the southwest cor
ner of this county and possession
Of the same was taken on Monday
Of this week. III (. (. "a 4. .,is s4
h --Mr aand Mrs. F. B.. Johnson left
last week for Rochester, Minnesota,
to- consult the Drs. Mayo regarding
the formers health. Mr.. and Mrs,
johnson expect to go to st. Paul FOR
a two or three weeks visit before re-
turning home. 4 I
MIR. and Mrs, Geo. "A. Newman
and children left Saturday morning
for Parkersburg,J Iowa, to- visit for
a few daysaat the Claud Miller home.
Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Newman are cou-
sins and Mr. Miller, formerly resid-
ed atsSpring Branch. 5;s.
Mrs. Sherman Harris and Miss
Florence Riddell left Monday for an
extended pleasure trip through the
west and northwest They were ac-
companied as far as Minneapolis by
Howard Hogan, who has been spend-
ing some time in Manchester visit
ing with friends. .
The regular city council meet
ing will be held on next Monday
evening at which time action will
be taken on the Main street paving
proposition. and the question Of paw
ing several other of the main
thoroughfares OF the city will also
b iscussed t:ss
IN. E.. Williams and daughter of
Sheldon, Iowa, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Barr
last week. Mr.. Williams and daugh-
ter left Friday morning for Chicago
from which plaGf they go to New
York oSyisit with friends for, sever
al weeks at their old home. ME-.
Williams informRS lis that corn and
smalk grain. in the northwestern part
OF the state will be an excellent crop