Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-07
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Y itor in the Key City last. Saturday
VI Miss Genevieve Drummy was
2 visitor in Waterloo On MONDAY eyel vel
ing. .:s5s
1 Mrs. L. =. Gates and Miss Mar
Gates were visitors in Dubuque sa
urday. :}.s
Mrs. A.. B. Terril and Mis-
Blanche Terril were. visitors in D,
buque on Friday.
Mrs. George Clemans and he
mother. Mrs. N. Sheldon, were vii
itors in the Key City on Friday.
!, Ernest Lawman spent Ney
Years day with his sister, Mrs. w
3. Coltman. and family at Indepen
dence. s555.
Mrs. G. J. Cardy spent severa
days with her husband, Rev. Mr.
Cardy. who IS confined in hospita
at Cedar Rapids. ssS5
Jasper Moore and family lef'
Saturday morning for Grinnell, after
spending several days with Rev.
and Mrs. ]. E. Moore.
Miss Ruy Stewbart, who teaches
in the schools at calendar, iowa.
Ispent the holidays with relatives ana
friends in Manchester.
Mrs. Julia Ferguson returned to
her. home in Peoria. Illinois. after
spending several months with # hS
sister. Mrs. Fred Glissendorf.
-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fishei
turned Saturday afternoon fro3 q
visit with their daughter m.
Frank Frentress. at iWatesio. over
New Years. sssasSs
The friends. OF Mrs.Sltobert N.
Allen Of Independence win be glad;
to learn that a change for the better
has occurred in her serious illness
with pneumonia. 81 };s 4
--R. G. Keagy spent several days
last week with relatives at Waterloo.
On Sunday evening Mr.. Keagy oc-,
cupied the pulpit in Grace Methodist
Episcopal church.
Conductor A.. s. Hart Of the Ce-
Idar Rapids branch. spent several
days during last week with his aged
mother in Chicago. Mr.. Hart is back
at his post this week. 2ts;S= '3ss5
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert French
and their two childr rem left this
morning for Danyille Virginia. fol-
lowing a visit with their relatives
and friends in Manchester. ss
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward SHarms and
the latter's daughter. Miss Nenag
Mueller. left last week II for Los
California, where they viii
spend several months Of the winter.
Bertha Ryan. who teaches
in the public schools at Janesville.
Iowa. returned to her school duties
after spending the vacation season
With her. parents, and friends in and
near Manchester.
Mr.. ana Mrs Harold Chapman
ot Clear Lake. Iowa, we're guests Of 81
Mrs. Chapman's uncle and aunt. Mr..
md Mrs. G. A. Pierce. q short time
asst week They also visited at
he w. i. Millen home in Earlville @
several days before returning home.
u. M! Jones & Sons have res
.ently sold Ford automobile to &;
Mr. Elmer Barker Of Delhi town
'hip, and also one to the Delaware
county Telephone company. VIII
robbins. the company's expert pole 81
limber. has been famtliariIing him
elf with the inner workings of the 4
lew machine. 3i,sy s:33g3
Al, Thorpe, who has an excel
ent position in one Of the largest
otek in Davenport, was VI visitor
{ few days last week OF his parents
II. and Mrs. A. Thorpe On Satur-
ay Mr.. Thorpe left for Waterloo VI
Or a short visit with friends in that
ity, before returning to his work
i Davenport. u. ESsss !2i;i.
Mr.. Everett Smith Of Strawber-
Y Point, and Miss Marie Just Of ar
'dgewood, were united in marriage.
t the office Of Justice Geo. S. Lis
or, on New Years Gay. The par II
les to this marriage are prominent ~
oung people from their respective 4
Their friends extend
upon the announce
lent Of the happy event. 9
There was slight decline in
ne activity of Delaware county as
larriage mart during the year lust
losed. During 1912 more than one
undred and sixty licenses to wed
ere issued by Clerk Graham, as
gainst 152 for the year Of 1913. The
resent year begins brayely. howev-
s, five being issued during the
rst six days Of the month.
~. S. Bitner. pure food Inspector.
as visitor In Manchester this s
orning between trains. Mr.. Bitner$
I'D been in Iowa City,, where he
'und ii necessary to adjust a nlm- 4
ar of large scales for several Of
le coal dealers. Mr.. Bitner in-
rms us that in one or two In
ances the scales were "off" over
70 pounds. 1t is reasonable to ex-
ect that these same scales will -be 4
ept in better condition since his u
sit there. 80
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