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


noon aftors visit In the city with hel
sister, rs. u, Lewis ~ 4s; h Y s n
Mrs. Hugo Won Oven Of sBeloit,
sWiscOnsin, arrived In the city on Mon
day for q few days visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. IS. Lister.
t;s III you are planning to take a trip
this summer, read what the First, Ma
tiOnal Bank has to say in their adyer.
tisement this week about Travellers
Cheques. 4 z,;3,S I ,1sS X
NJ Ss1 Watson Wright returned to his
home: at Winslow. Illinois. on last
Saturday morning, after . visit In the
city ct the home OF his son, J. w.
wright. i5s5s'sssa d s;5 + .5* 5.
The members OF the Saturday AZ
ternoon. club and their husbands en-
joyed a social evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dunham ON
Tuesday evening.
- -Thos. Wilson IT., son OF Mr. and
MRS, ,Thos. q w ilson, is rapidly recov.
erins. from an operation which he sub
mitted to at Park View hospital last
week for appendicitis. 5S,s $
"A IF. b., Johnson announces in his
change Of advertisement this week
that be expects to have a car load of
ShOemeaker's stock food arrive the
latter part OF the week. Read what he
has to say. ..ss: :,4 4
$s Misses Violet White and Letha
.Rizer entertained thirty-five Of their
little kindergarten friends at the lat
.ter's home on East Main street las'
Friday afternoon, the occasion being
their sixth birthday. '.' !.
Il james king had the misfortune
to tau from ladder at the home OF
:Burdette Young on East Union street
this morning and broke his left leg
at the ankle. The injury Is a very
'painfal one and will lay MT. hAlng
up for some time. 4:f
Mrs. C. J. Seeds and Mrs. H. G
Seeds and little daughter expect To
leave Monday. June 1st, for Portland
Oregon: Mrs. C. J. Seeds will .spent
about q month in the west and Mrs
H. c. !. Seeds will visit with relatives
and friends for two or three months
Mrs. Emily Marcham of Waterloo
who formerly resided in Greeley, II
this county, lett the first OF the weel
for New York, where she sails TO
day for England for a three months
visit with relatives. Mrs. Marcham l.
accompanied by her daughter, MISS VI
Ia Marcham. y5s $ . \. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Leach ar
rived in the city Friday Afternoon
from Ketchikan, Alaska. Mr.s Leacl
|fis / the new superintendent at tn
Spring Branch fish hatchery. H
has been superintendent Of q gov
ernment station !. on the Alaskan
coasts for several years.
"A class OF eleven boys and girl
received their first com munion ats
Mary.s church on Thursday morning
The members OF the class are as TO
lows: William tBarnette, Walter Beck
er, Joseph Malone, Alcott Penny, Am
brose Kelley, Josephine Carey, Edit
Atkinson, Geneyieve Moore, Lorett
Maley, Anna Carr and Margaret Scot
Passenger train, No. Is, ives
bound, due in Manchester at 8:O5 q
M, was delayed here about an hou
on Friday morning until large stee
pin in the driving mechanism of tn
engine was replaced. The pin ha
Ebeen lost before the train arrived q
Manchester and had the engineer nc
discovered that it was lost, serlou
accident might easily have resulted.
~ $3.50 O'Clock dinner was serve
J 1t the home Of E. b. stiles ON Tue:
day evening In honor of Judge E. I
[Seeds of Washington, D. c., who
visiting with relatives and friends
the city. Those present were Judg
Seeds, c. sJs21Saeds, H. G. Seeds, 4
In. Brown, Judge Geo. w. Dunhan
lW. H. NG5fie, Rev. ]. F.. Moore, ]
I'M. Carr, CjArence Lister. Geo.
lLlster atanger and 2. 3, stile