Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-10-14

IUBEk IT. 1919 !.
John Anderson ~jr. visited with
friends in Dubuque last Thursday.
Fred Salow was the guest o1
friends IN Dubuque several days last
week. 80. -
| AIRS. Sylvia segar Is spending q
week In Waterloo visiting with ela
tives. s5Ss:.gcr "s7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gildner wert
visitors in Anamosa the first OF the
week. .;;..5:::s Sst j.,
Mrs. H. e: Henderson spent last
Thursday visiting with friends In Ce.
dar Rapids. + s,.r.' e':, s.. 49, = y T..
Miss Rose Nickolaisen spent Sun
day an" Monday with relatives and
friends In Waterloo. + Il. ~
--Supt. II. II. Ports and James C.
Hansen were visitors in Cedar Rap
IDS on last Saturday. $.5 ..,-
John Hedlund q Marshlaltown
was an over Sunday guest at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
+. Hedlund. 'sj.l Is,
Mrs. a.. E. Muehe OF Mason City
arrive in the city on Monday for. a
visit at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
John Sullivan. Sft "a III /, t!ss x4 I. ~. 4
The annual bazaar OF the Ladies'
Aid society OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church will be held the first
Friday III December. 4, 5:3 \
An important business meeting OF
the Idlehour club willybe held at the
club rooms this evening. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
The Manchester High school foot
ball team was defeated at Cedar
Rapids last Saturday by the High
school team at that place by score
of 80 to 0. ~ L, -.
h. A. c. Philip has a change of ad-
vertisement this week in which he
announces a bargain sale in wall pa
per beginning Thursday, October Is.
Read what he has to say. +S#
The Langford Shoe company Of
fers some special values in ladies'
high grade shoes in their change of
advertisement this week. Read what
it has to say on another page. ,-t
u. Mrs. Clara J. Henderson return
ed to her home in Sioux City, To-.
wa, last Thursday morning after a
weeks visit in the city at the home
OF her cousin. H. 2. Henderson.
Mr.. Z. and Mrs. w. H. NAPLES re-;
turned to their home at Castana,
Iowa, on Monday evening, after a
several days visit In the city at the
home of their son, +. c. Waples.
Miss Velva Coleson submitted to-
q severe operation for appendicitis,
at Park View hospital. Her many
friends will be pleased to learn that
she Is recovering as rapidly as pos
sible. Z =
living Long, who attends the
law department at the State univer-
sity Of South Dakota, at VermillfOn,
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
city, at the home OF his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Long. 81
Rev. G. J. Cardy expects to de-
part tonight fors rssAlexandria, South
Dakota. for a visit with relatives
aDk where he will conduct the SER.
vices in the Presbyterian church for
two weeks. 8
- iss Ina Strawn of Chicago Is
expected to arrive in Manchester on
Thursd ayS evening fora visit with,
her friends, Miss Blanche Terri and
Miss aDeal N. n Sager. s7Ts Miss Strawn
is = student in Moody, Institute. *t Y
The many friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. e. L. Farwells will be pleased
to learn that their young daughter,
Miss Helen, is recovering nicely af-
ter, having suffered for several days
from a severe attack, of appendicitis,
The Snodgress Clothing company
has change OF advertisement in
this issue Of The Democrat which
Will be of interest to our men read
ers. They quote attractive prices on
overcoats. Read what they have to
say. s, 3s' 5.. .&as .f'&.,3,, l. =: s5sss&
shalltown are the proud parents of
q daughter, born Monday morning.
October II, 1914 Mrs. A. D. Brown,
went to Marshalltown Monday even
ing to make the acquaintance of the
granddaughter. .a.-.' q 81
I Forrest Dunlap went to Cedar
Rapids on Saturday morning to at
tend the football game between Man
chester and Cedar Rapids High
school teams, and also to visit for
a few days. He returned home on
Tuesday morning. e. G-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Dunning OF
Fairmount. Minn., were over Sun
day visitors at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Hedlund. They were &C
home by Mrs. j. L. Harp
er Of Fort Dodge, who was also visit
ing at the Hedlund home.
R. E. Chapman returned to In
on Tuesday morning af-
ter visit in the. city with his fam
lily. Mr.. Chapman expects to remove
his family to that city in the near
future. He has recently opened a tire
vulcanizing shop at that place.
Mrs, Jas. Lovelace and Mrs. Vo-
ella Dole of Tularosa, New Mexico,
arrived in the city on Monday for
ten days visit in the homes OF Mr..
and Mrs. D. F. Grove and MIR. and
Mrs. Don A. .Preussner. Mrs Love-
lace Is an aunt Of Mesdames Grove
and Preussner, and Mrs. Dole
cousin. e.,s ,-., ~!
Hon. Chas. H, Walsh of Ottumwa
visited with Manchester friends last
Saturday, spending the evening at
the home Of E. NJ. Carr Mr.. Walsh
was secretary Of the national demo-
cratic committee during the memoir
able campaign Of 1896, and for many
years has been connected with
Hearst's editorial staff.
IS, J.. Owens OF Chicago, assist
ant Northern Passenger: Agent of
the Nashville, Chattanooga & st.
Louis railway. was in the city on
interviewing those who are
planning ON spending the winter in
Florida. The railroad which Mr.. Ow-
ems represents has q direct line to
Florida and thew have a thr0uph train