Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-10-07

Air. and Mrs. w. F. Hoag wer
visitors in Dubuque last Friday. X
Y Miss Myrtle Prayer spent Sun
day with friends at Dewar, Iowa.
----ttenry Gooohile went to, Soutl
! Dakota on Tuesday morning on busl
! nsss. Ss5EsS, 'Ei. " I@, =s:
/ Mrs. II. ": Bradley wa asgnss,
Thursday OF last week witn frleaa,
/ in Dubuque. zs,s .i, /. :. s5:s ].
-, -, Matthews sr.: went to Osase :, :,
Thursday OF last week. where hs
had business. s. 4 ~ s.5 !. r.ss 1
win Fl. Scanlon went to Water.
loo Thursday evening tor a short yls-
It with friends. ~, f.#, /
5s--Joe Heabel went to Farley Satur-
day, where he has contract for
knowing buildings. Il # & 3s$si.$
Miss Birds Clark Of Waterloo
came Saturday AFTERNOON for . VISIT
with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fisk.
Miss Alma Leroy went to Chica.
60 last week 70 enter Chicago Uni.
vers:ty for post graduate work !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom b. Arnold
were visitors In. Dubuque on SATURDAY
and Sunday. returning home SUNDAY
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l-Mrs: Henry Bronson and daughter.
Miss Bethel, went to- Cedar Rapids
Saturday. where they spent the day
with friends. rs: S't S gs.s 4.
ME-. William smith and baby Of
Dubslss were the E,sests last week al
Mxs. Smiths parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H, Marshall. this city $
Mr.. a. d. Brown went to Mar
shalltown Thursday afternoon to
spend several days with her daueh.
ter. Mrs. Edwin Cobb. Il
Miss Edith Wells left Thursday
night tor Marion, Kansas, where she
has 2 position with the. Howard z
Severance Book Publishing concern. i
Hon. "A. B. Haibert went to Dss
Motnes on Friday OF last week. on
business. Mr. Holbert win also 70
= 70 & New York City before returning
home. ~ 55S VI d e t5:.,
Mrs. Hasel Mcintosh. M cDoaaltt re.
turned y, .ts Ne, home In Cedar RAPIDS,
after spending shortt time i. Nan. y
chester with her parents, III. aud
Mn. a. A. Mcintosh, + ,s33.s
-Miss Marie Kllen Of DubuaSe il
2 guest at the home Of her frisnd, 4
Miss Pearl Middleton, this weak.
Miss Killen came Friday eyeninx .and
spent several days with her friends.
w. Q. somes was ! Euuuest q Ill J
brother, who conducts 8 xrocsry store
Ct stanwood. Iowa, Friday aaa Sat. 4
urdayS Of last week While III Staa. /.
saood Al. somes atteaded : bloosied
stock show. IA.
A. County Superintendent j MI i.
Walker has invested in I neu. SFord
s1utom 1l1't' obile. which he rehased of I'D
N Jones 3 Sons. last week. Nj. 4
walker proposes to make calls 1t
every rural school in the county be. 4
Tore the holiday vacation. Is, \ I. .ss
John Griffith Of Greeley Was a;
business visitor in Manchester sautr- q
lay forenoon. He took home Win
him one of the new Overland cars. i
Nj. Griffith and Mr. T. B. Armstrong
have the agency for the Overland and 4
FORD Org: cars sf..i 10 the town Of Greeley. II
Mrs. Charles Allen, and dauxh-
Ter. Miss Mazda Allen, left Thurs (
lay Of last week for Mastadon. New, d
York where they will spend year ,
With Mrs. Aliens sister, who resides {
here. They expect to spend the
greater part Of the coming year In n
New York state. 77 ,-,
5--Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson OF (.
Springfield, Massachusetts,, were the
'uests on Thursday OF Mr.. and Mrs. !.
:. =. Richardson. On Friday morn
ng Mr. and Mrs. Jackson lett tor I
heir home after spending several a
lays with friends in Manchester and
'ther parts Of the state. y .s:!; ]. {:
Joe AAhart Of Honey Creek town
nip has purchased Of Jones e Sons
me of the 1916 Overland cars. Messrs 4
ones unloaded car load Of the 1915
ars one day last week, and by the
nc OF OF that week, they were nearly all I
old. The Overland people are build :
ng two sizes of standard cars. and. Z
hey are beauties.
HEowick, who recently gave up
rs position as linotype operator at Z
'elle Plaine, has accepted similar
'os1t1on on the newspaper Of which
Sarl Davis, Of Glenwood, Iowa, and
ormerly of Manchester, Is part
wner. Mr.. Howick is q speedy oper-
tor and has in him the making OF I:
{ first class linotype operator.
George H. Barr went to Hanley.
ask. Canada. Tuesday to look af.
er his land interests, and spend
sw days with Mr.. and Mrs.. Georxe
'erton and Charles Haight and FAM
", Mr.. Barr tells US that according
word which he had recently from
Is tenants at Hanley, the wheat
rop turned out great deal better !
ian was first believed it would.
The W. D. Hoyt company viii #
I've a demonstration Of what the
eering corn picker can do. The
will be given. on the
harles Lundel farm northeast Of
[anchester, on Saturday, October
9TH, at one o'clock. Our farmer
eaderS are fnvitaS tn attend +hte