Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29
LOCAL NEWS
y OF i; The | H " week e I.
WHAT MAsscHEsTER PEOPLE
ARE poINa At HOME AND
A0RoAp.
REVIEW AND FORECAST OF The WEEI
Items o. : Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
,@:. the CITY.

III. L. Ram was a visitor in Dr
buque Friday.
LEO Tieruey was a visitor In Ce
dar Rapids on Tuesday. s.
III. 8. Tubbs was business visit
or in Dubuque on Monday.
Fred Hermann was a busines
visitor in Dubuque on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Lewis wer
visitors in Cedar Rapids Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alva Purvis are tn
parents Of a daughter. born on April
f22, 1914: - il. .,.,o ...,
The Saturday Afternoon clul
met at the home of Mrs. H. C. Seed
last week. y III,
Mrs. H.-.G. Pierce and daughter
Miss, Gertrude Pierce, were, visitors
in Dubuque on Monday. u /,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Busker OF near
this city are the parents Of ason,
born on April 22, 1914. @ss:st /. 4
Pearl Mutschler was al
over Sunday visitor at the home o
her parents in East Dubuque.
Miss Belle Bailey advertises eggs
for Matching in another column OF thi!
issue. Read the advertisement.
-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Marone!
and baby of Earlville were visitors
in Manchester on Friday evening.
The many friends Of John Barnd
will regret to learn Of his very crit
ical illness at his home in this city.
Il 81 RS. Will Dudley and Mr.. Fred
Arnold left Saturday for Burlington
where they via receive medical
treatment. Il 5.5 \
(; The Mystic Workers will meet
ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred:
Carey ON, Friday evening, May !, at
1870 o'clock. s..
Mrs. Sarah Bradley, who has
been spending several months abroad
Is expected to arrive home later
In the week. .. E. {. .,,,,.s (.
MIR. ami Mrs. Geo. B. Davis Of
Waterloo returned to their home on
Sunday evening. after q visit In the
citx With friends. s7 & 5.ssE; 5 4.
NJ: "a special meeting ofs Manchester
lodge, No. l65,, A. r. & AZ NJ. will be
held ON Friday night Of this week.
Work on second degree. i$5g
MIR. and Mrs. Wade Long and
Mrs.I5A. D. Long and daughters,
Misses Ruby and Gertrude, were Wis
itors in Dubuque Friday.
\ The knights Of Pythias will hold
their. annual May party at the hall.
on next Friday evening, May I. The,
banquet supper wild be served in the
hall. 4. st..S
s The Manchester Flour Mills an
nounce in their advertisement this
week that they have just received a
car of alfalfa. Read their advertise
ment. zE Ia
:. We direct the attention of oul
farmer readers to the change Of ad-
vertisementa of F. B. Johnson, in
which he announces that he has
just received carload Of ground
feed. 9,,s (,
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Mcdonald
of Cedar Rapids returned to their
home on Monday night after visit
with relatives and friends in Nam
chester
Frank Jordison was in Dubuque
the first Of the week where he sub
mitted to a very painful operation in
order to have a small piece Of steel
removed from his eye.
The marriage of Ross D. Davis
and Rose Holdridge was solemnize'
at Earlvine on Thursday, April 23rd
Rev. A. w. Virgins, pastor Of the
Congregational church at that place
officiating. 4.
Delaware county friends will t
intere sted in learning that Petel
Swenson, who now resides in OBriel
county, this state, and who formerl!
lived in the county, is candidate TO
representative from the O'Brien coun
ty district.
Among those from Mancheste
who attended the opening bail game
of the Three-I leagu at Dubuque on
Tuesday were A. G. Philipp, Lafe
Matthews, jr., George and Oscar Dor
man, Harry Mumson, H. T. Smith, D
J. Meggenburg and Fred Dewey.
Quite large crowd from lnde
pendence is planning to accompan
the Raymond Concert band to thi
city this evening, when that organii
alton will give a concert at Centra
Opera house under the auspices
the band recently organized here.
Rev. Ralph w. Tidrick, Of tn
American Presbyterian Mission
the Soudan and whose home was !
Mt. Ayr, Iowa, died last week fro1
the effects of mauling by lior
Mr.. Tidrick was 80 years Of age, an
was graduate Of Iowa State Co
lege. .s
"A large barn on the, Lenox far1
near Ehler burned last week. Th
farm is occupied by Will and Harr
Coleman, who lost 1s tons of ha'
grain. buSxies md other propert
The structure was 66x74 feet and WI
insured for $3.50. The tenants hs
their loss partly covered by insu
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