Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-23
w. l.. Davis went to Chicago on
Sunday on a business trip. 54f&

a visitor in the city on Tuesday.
w. l. Millen OF Earlville was
business visitor in the city Monday.
&C: X. Reading was busine4:vte
itor in Dubuque on last Saturday.
"A. r.. Leroy was q business yis-
itor in Chicago the first Of the week.
4 Glen Taber left last week 1or
| Upton, Iowa.. for a visit at the Earl
Taber home.
Miss Viola .Haug returned home
on Saturday evening from Waterloo
for the holiday vacation. .,a-,,&
Wayne Barker and Hobart Evans
were over Sunday visitors in Du-
buque H.. II ~ ~ IN.
Mrs. E. H. Hollister is visiting
in the city at the home her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Scott.
Ben Adams arrived in the city
on Monday evening from Iowa City
for weeks visit with friends. @
Irving Long arrived home from n
Vermillion. South Dakota, on Last
Saturday morning for the holiday w 4
cation. go. ~ ~ 49,
The pupils Of the public schools
Of this city are enjoying a two
weeks vacation, which began la6
Friday.
Miss Bracell Pelley Of Dundee
was a guest OF her friend, Aise Ger
trude Long, in this city on Saturday
and Sunday. -- j.. ~.
Mrs. Earl Bronson returned $toy
her homefat Spencer, Iowa, on Mon
day morning after visit in the city
with relatives. ..
Mrs. C. Snyder Of Golden recent
ly fell and broke her arm. She II
being cared for at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. w. D. Mead. ,,;;sc..: II. VII &
MIR. and Mrs. H. J.. Schwietert
and Miss Katheryn Lewis are ex-
pected to arrive this evening from
Chicago for a visit with relatives.
Miss Myrtle Waldo went to Edge
wood Monday morning TO- spend eer-&
eral days at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waldo.
w. l.. Drew has a change Of ad- !,
vertisement in this issue in which
he quotes prices on mems and boys
clothing. Read what he has to say. S55 S5S
Z; NJ. NJ n yx1ilco, opd ohih3rAGn l}
returned home today from Gregory,
Michigan, where they were called On
account of the death of the formers
father. w tftS'a-S 5!s3
2 Miss Sue Paxson, q teacher n
the Omaha schools, arrived In Aanri
chester the latter part of last week.
for visit in the home Of Mrs. y. = R.3
Patty. 3ssssS u ;.SSs ,s u MA ss.
1.-THE Chich go and Great Western
trains Numbers SO a3As "a, running
between Oelwein and D( a,uque will be
steam trains instead OF motor =
heretofore .r..5--s ). ~, I .E5s
Miss Etna Barr, who Is a stud
ent at Stanley Hall in Minneapolis.
Isl, spending her vacation in tbs
city at the home Of her parents, Mr.. 4
and Mrs. William Barr. ~, s5f
The Langford Shoe company an.
nounces in their advertisement On
another page Of this issue Of The
Democrat that their sale will CON
tiruo for1 q n other. vooE& %'fF S'a- tF.E&5
jay Barr is expected home during
the week for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. Barr is student in the Chdca-
go Law school, and will graduate from
that institution In June, 1915. ~ Z, ,szs NJ ~
Miss Edith Wells returned %
Manchester on last Friday evening
from Great Bend, Kansas, to spend
the holidays at the home OF her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. L. G: Wells.
The many friends of Mrs. John
NJ. Jones will be pleased to learn
that she is recovering nicely from an
operation which she submitted to q
Mayo hospital at Rochester, Mimi
esota, last week. sar ~, &. S
Miss Josie Midkiff and her broth
er, Carl Midkiff, who are students Z
at Lenox College at Hopkinton, are
spending several days in the city 1t
the home of their parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Midkiff. .@S5
Miss Sue Rich returned to Man s
chester on Saturday afternoon to
spend the holidays in Manchester and
at Delaware with her relatives. Miss
Rich has a position as teacher in the
schools at Clear Lake, Iowa
Miss Ennis. Taber, who is an in
structor in the city schools . at
Grundy Center, Iowa, arrived home
on Saturday evening to spend her W. :
cation at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Taber. Il
Edward NJ. Newcomb Of Woon-
socket, South Dakota, was in. the ci-
ty on Monday evening en- route to
his home after spending a week at
Earlville, being called there on ac-
count of the illness and death Of his
father, the late NJ. v. Newcomb. &
About twenty young lady friends:
gave a pre-nuptial surprise shower
on Monday eveaing in honor of Miss
Nellie Petition SSEsthe home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Petition,
on East Main street. The evening
was enjoyably sepnt in playing
games. +.
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