Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27

ny ~, 1914 .ss
-Anamosa is having electroliers in
stalled in the business district OF the
. city. # ~
Mrs. Rae Dunham went to Coggor
/ on Monday morning for a visit witt
relatives. = = -sT, 4 1. .E
Mrs. Bell Wise Of Waterloo spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
G. W.. Keagy. Mrs. Wise is niece
+ Of Mrs. Keagy. 49, ~. 35S
Capt. J. F. Merry goes to Straw.
berry Point next Saturday, to deliv.
er the Memorial Day address. 'SS5%. n.
+ Joseph Mitch Of Chicago was call
! ed to Manchester by the death OF
3 his mother, Mrs. Joseph Mitch.
!, The friends Of Harry; Logan will
regret to learn of his critical2il illness
: at his home in North Manchester. ,E y
Read what the Manchester Tail
oring company have to say in their
lchange of advertisement this week.
IA. D. Brown has purchased new
Esix cylinder seven passenger Chal-
liners touring car, which is a classy
lear. ,.; s5s s.,. : ''.a-,. r. .,:2s
-Theater. goers will be interested
lin the program given in the advertise
4 ment Of the Princess theater on page
.Ieight. - .;5l51 5s Il Sg.i ~, SO
Fred Merkl of Edgewood was a
business<v visitor in Manchester on last
Monday. Mr.. Merkl purchased new
automobile last week. E&5fs "a "A. 4. y q
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w. sKeagy enjoy
ed an over Sunday visit from Mr..
1 Charles Dietrich Of Usage. Mr.. Diet
rich is a nephew OF Mrs. Keagy.
81 81 (Gsildner Bros. has an ADVERTISE
ment on page eight OF this; issue IN
which they quote attractive prices on
clothing. Read what they have to say
Mrs. q. p. Henry, Of Evanston, IL
linois, is expected to arrive here the
first OF next week for a visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Solon Hamb-
lin. /. ssf Z y ~ $ls,
The annual Epworth. League con-
vention will be held at st. Luke s,
church at Dubuque during the first OF
June. iss s w y sS 5&
James Frederick Of Davenport,
and Effie CornWell OF Greeley were
united in marriage at tho office Of
Justice Geo. S. Lis ter this morning. =
The .Langford Shoe Cos gives
some interesting facts in their change
of advertise sement this week about
Red Gross shoes. Read what they
have TO say. ,.sE5 j. ss
~. L. Blair of California arrived
in the city Saturday for a visit at the
homes Of. his brothers., Judge A.. S.
Blair and M. E. Blair. .He leaves
next week for; Chicago for "a several !.
days visit. 4. 5ji s $3.50 $50, 4
REV. j.. f. Moore returned home
Friday morning froma Colesburg, at
which place he delivered the.scom-
mencementHaia address on Thurs
day evening. n 4! u -53 Il
"A large number. tof friends very
pleasantly surprised Mr. WI Liam II:
Smith at his home In Richland town: n
ship on last Sunday, the occasio be-
ing his birthday anniversary. I,
uperintendent i M. r. sstapleton
and family of. the S Spring Branch fish
hatchery, left as s. h n
|Ington, D. Csg where Ms,..f s. afon5
has been promoted to an eXcelltelnt ellen,
position sin the government M ls service. ~
4; Emory b: Allyn has purehase dofi
F. IS. Seymour his property ON West
Main street and will take posses sion
Of the same next spring. The. place
contains eleven acres, dweling,,l
barn and a large humber of fruit
trees. :E.$ Z, 49, assrtf' I'll. H.!
%51 The Schuman club will give a
May party and musicale IN the parlor
Of the Methodist. Episcopal church at
three o'clock. on Friday afternoon OF
this week to, a limited mum Der 81 Of
friends. A very interesting program
will be given. A. ;sSs s5 i:t2!s :5t2s!!s :tlt-1s
a The class annual, which has been
compiled by the graduating class OF
the Manchester High 4 school, has
been completed. The book contains
many interesting features. They are
being sold at the High school bulld- lllld's
ing this week. y y ! 81. .S5l:5. II; 4
Miss Barbara Pierce. who has
been teaching in the public schools
at Carson, iowa, returned home last
Saturday evening for the summer
vacation, Her sister, Miss Angie |
Pierce. Of this city, went to Cedar
Rapids Saturday morning and Saccom-s
panied her home. Z Z 3si55 = B.
5 The graduation exercises; Of the
Dundee school will be held on Friday
evening, May 20, at eight o'clock,
lat the Wesleyan Methodist church.
The graduates from the eighth grade
are Ray J. Williams, Bracell Il. Pei.
ley, Edith B. Smith, Phyllis " ze-
manek and Walter Fl. Fuehr. .- s.s$s
Senator E. H: Hoyt and Byron
Bronson left last week for, Muskosee'
Oklahoma. Mr.. Hoyt will spend sever
al weeks in the southwest on business,
and Mr.. Bronson returned to his hom
after several days. visit in Man
chester, with relatives, and attend-
| ing the funeral of his brother, aWlrt
Bronson, at Spencer, Iowa. ss5
K Friends in Manchester have re-
ceived word from Mrs. A. r., LOOMS
Iof Ft. Dodge. who, with, her husband
lis touring in the far east, at present
visiting points in Japan, to the erect
that they had a pleasant trip OF
sixteen days sailing from San Fran n
Ecisco to yokohama. They expect to
leave Japan about June Srd, for a
tour of Russia.G z$z VI y Z. NJ. 1883
John Rizer!o this city had llia1 mar 4
row escape from being seriously IN
tiured on last Friday afternoon, when
his team became frightened while ne
was plowing and threw him 2 TO- the
ground and dragged him a conslaer-
able distance. Fortunately, Mr.. :klzer.
Twas not. seriously hurt, as he only re-
Eceived q few minor bruises and a cl cut (
Eon one, Of his hands. 2s' 4 s E
-R. c. Keagy, who spent Sunday IN
I Manchester, left Monday morning '1' LOT
= -. ro,,,o sx,L oro ha delivered one