Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-09-23
LOCAL news
OF I The II E. ] WEEK v j !: ! <.
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND
4.5! ABROAD.
REVIEW AND FORECAST OF The WEEK

Itsms Of Personal and General
\ Mature Picked l''a. up About y &.
the City. y Z
Miss Anna Ward OF Ryan was 9
visitor in Manchester on Friday.
Mrs. E. G. Dittmer was a Walt.
or. In Waterloo on Friday OF last
week. 7$$s S.. = d p
AIRS II. NJ. Bradley was a visit
or in Dubuque on Saturday OF last
week. BY y 5 si3. ~ y:
John Cruise jr. left Sunday for
Colfax, Iowa. where Mrs. Cruise is
taking treatment. IN Il
I Mrs. T.. c.. Hines and little daugh.
ter. who have been here since the
death Of Mrs. Hines father, the late
Henry Keiser, left; for, their home at
Charles City this morning.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are preparing to have a sec
ond hand sale. Anyone wishing to
contribute please phone $50 and
the articles will be called for.
Mrs. A. E. Muehe OF Mason City.
Is guest Of her mother. Mrs. John
Sullivan. this week Mr.. Muehe Is
also spending q week with his par
ents In Dyersville and with his wIfe's
people in this city. 50 81 ~. X Y III,
--Mrs. Hugh Middleton, Mrs o. M.
Phenicie and Mrs. l.. G.. Preussner
went to Dubuque this morning to at:
tend the district, convention Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
in session there today and tomor-
row. !: u "A I: 81. }sjts &
Mrs. P. Redeem and her daugh-
ter, Miss Enola Redfern. OF Mason
City, who were called here by the
death Of their friend, Mn. J. w.
Lewis, departed for their home on
Thursday morning. }:s5 q. .tt.3 q
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will serve a chicken pie din
ner in the parlors OF the church on
Wednesday,. September 30. Price,
25 cents. Also supper the same ev-;
ening. price Is cents. 81. \. .%s;.ss I. l.33is
Eugene State. who lives on the
William and George. Barr; farm west
Of Manchester. was taken violently
III with acute Indigestion, on Satur-S
day evening. His condition is much
improved at this time. we are pleas
ed to state. Z. i. .@s 5ys, o3, Ii
MISS Jessie Maley, who has been
spending two weeks with friends IN }
Dubuque, returned to her home here
on Tuesday. Miss Maley was &C
|companied home by Miss Amy Sui
Ivan. Who win spend . few days In ].
the Maley home. !, '..S q $y;
Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence went to
Cedar Rapids this morning for
visit with friends. Mrs. ILAwrence
win also attend some ,of the seq
sions Of the Methodist Episcopal con.
ference, which sconvenes there this,
week. ,ss IS, 3,..
I, Joe Heabel. the housemover,f has
recovered sufficiently from !, his r.
cent operation at Park View hospt.s
tai to be- able to return to his home
on East Prospect street. Mr.. HeabelS
Is stin quite weak but every indica-
ton points to q complete recovery.
On page eight .of this Issue will
be found the advertisement OF Gid
ner Brothers, clothiers. In which they
have something to say about their
line Of clothing which has proven
popular with the men OF this COM
munity. Read what tfey have to say
in their ad. &y5s E5, 3. Z: K IA. Z: ~
a goodly number Of Manchester
men went to Earlville this morning
to hear Governor George W. Clarke,
who delivered an address at that
place, before going to Edgewood,
where he delivers the principle ad-
dress at the dedication OF the Sol
diers' monument this afternoon.
Hiram Arnold left Tuesday for
Atlanta. New York, where he will
spend several weeks visiting the
scenes of his younger days. We hope
that the trip to his former home and
the visit with old time friends, will;
prove a real pleasure to Mr.. Arnold.
A--Rev. C. K. Hudson, DIR. A. M.
Billtngsley and r. c. Keagy are in
Cedar Rapids, where they are In, at
tendance upon the session of the an
nual conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. Mr.. and Mrs.aC. w. 3aS
keagy and Mr.. and Mrs. s.. TX. Ny
ers are planning on attending the
sessions later in the week. 5
Nearly fifty tickets were sold at
the M. & o. station this morning to
parties going to Edgewood to attend
the dedication Of the Soldiers and
Sailors monument at that place.
Company D, l. N. G., is also in at
tendance at the dedication. Capt. J.
F. Merry is presiding over the pro-
gram that is being given this after
noon. sg,35==s go. y. . : .a .,sss:ss,
Mrs. Newton F. Lawrence, who
has been the guest of MIR. and Mrs. IA
Henry Goodnile for sevral days. left
Saturday morning for Chicago, to VS. !
Z her sister, Mrs. j.. II. Stewart.
From Chicago, Mrs. Lawrence will
90 to Pittsburg, Rennsylvsnis, where
she will visit relatives for q time be-
tore returning to her home in Pasa-
lena. California. .:& 1, !
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Grossman,
who have been living in the Anders
residence on East Main street. will
move later in the week into the
Clark house on Liberty street. The
resldence which Mr.. and Mrs. Cross
nan have been occupying since com
ng to Manchester has recently been
purchased by Dr. T. e. Fleming of
who will remove 70
his city late in October, following
ais retirement from the ministry.
The work of building the largo a
lam at the Manchester Flour Mill
1as been completed and the water
turned into the fumes. During the
past few weeks the wheels of the
MIL have been taking a vacation,
out We're set in motion again on
Monday of this week. With the com
pletion of the concrete dam and
other important improvements to
he mill property, Mr.. Jos. Hutchin-
son will be in position to handle
more easily the increasing business
which, he has been enjoying.
-Of pagg eight Of this issue will