Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-08
local news
OF THE WEEK
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AT HOME AND. I
ABROAD. I

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ARE DOING AT HOME AND
ABROAD. I
REVIEW and FORECAST OF THE wei
Items Of a Personal and eener
Nature Picked Up About
the City. :sS
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Amsde
were visitors in Dubuque on Monday
lThomas Carrothers : left Frida
morning for Bloomington, Illinois, Q
a business trip. ;5s5.t
Read what Jones & Sons hav
to say about the Ford automobile, i
\ their space this week. e s
sst-Dr. N. D.. Wilson was at Water
loo last week attending a distric
ostecpathic meeting. Y, ~ f S
-S. A. England, manager of tn
Dairy City Creamery company, wa!
business visitor in Waterloo Tues
day. ( 49, .55
l-The postoffice at Ehler. was dis
continued the first. of April. Al
mail goes to Ryan now and out OF
the rural route which goes through
Ehler. .l: @ IN 4. .sE. T., s..
Miss Nell Hatch, is enjoying /
visit from her friend, Miss Ethe
Tice, a teacher in the Minneapoli!
schols, who is spending the Easter
vacation in this city. :5S's
The Ladies Aid society Of tbs
United Brethren church will serve
an Easter supper at the home Of Ca,
>Stimson on Friday evening, April 10
"A cordial welcome is extended to all.
Mrs. E. E. Cowles was the vic.
tim OF an attack OF severe. bronchial
troubles last week. Her many friends
will be pleased to learn that she is
recovering from this aggrevating dis
ease. 5st S. 81 H st
DIR. E. E. Reed, president Of Len,
OK cole ge at Hopkinton, was a Wis
itor in Manchester on Monday. While
In the city DR.. Reed visited the To-
cal High school and addressed the
students. %sgs
I - - Mrs. D. Il w. Dake OF Rirming
Alabama, j, was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence, on Satur-
day and Sunday. On, Monday morn
ing: Mrs Dake went to Waterloo for
n visit with relatives,
!. Mrs. Emma Wilson of Jesup and
Mrs. IA. G. Garfield of Aurora were
the guests of their sister, Mrs. E.
II Cdwles a few days earlier in the
WeekS Mrs. Canfieia returned to her
home on Tuesday morning. 5s ss v
and Mrs. Ear. Davis and
childSsn of GIenwood, Iowa, have
been visiting relatives and friends
IN the city for several days. Mr.. Dav-
IS returned to Glenwood the first Of
tho week, where he has an interest
in a news spaper: { q. b
adiess Aid Society Sefsas4the
North Manch chester church will give
am Easter supper at the home OF
Mrs. Will J. Burk on North Frank
lin street on Friday evening Of this
week. The ladies' extend cordial
invitation to the general public. 4,
Nye, who has been en-
ployed in a drug store at Lincol
Nebraska, for several years, was a
guest OF his parents, Mr.: and Mrs. ].
E. Nye, Il part of last week. On Fri
day, Mr.. Nye vent to Des Moines to
pursue a course in pharmacy at the
capital city.
IA Miss Sue Paxson, who is one
OF. the very efficient teachers of the
Omaha city schools, is in Manches-
ter Nfor the Easter vacation. Miss
Paxsn ard her sister, and brother
will spend the summer in Manches-
ter, fact their many friends will be
to learn.
rs Forest Jones, who spent the
winter months at Eugene, Oregon.
returned to his home here last week.
Mr.. Jones spent a most delightful
winter in the northwest, and will re-
main%here during the summer to help
with the work Of handling the rap
idly growing business that the firm
OF Jones & Sons is enjoying.
Tho Misses May and Carrie
Schaffer have moved their household
goods to Dundee, where they will
spend a few Gays with their sister,
Mrs. Claude, Thomas Following a
short visit there they expect to GO
to South Dakota, where they spent
some time a year or. so ago. Their
Manchester friends regret to have
these ladies' leave.
H. +. Ef-f
w. e AIcEIigott of Ryan was
business visitor in Manchester or
Saturday and informs The Democrat
that he has recently purchased three
OTIS on the main street in Ryan and
eontemplates. erecting modern three
story brick building in the neal
future, which will be decided i'm
orovement to the town. Mr.. McElli
gott has also bought ten lots neal
the Illinois Central depot at Ryan.
h The Lovett & Davis Produce
company has a change Of advertise.
ment in this issue OF The Democra'
which cannot help proving OF inter
est to our readers who are in the
market for building material sc
much in demand these days. Alst
our farmer readers will find some
thing at their place of business
which they will need during the
summer Read in their advertise
ment who won the Trusty incubator
which they gave away. free. Thell
advertisement appears On anothesl ll q
page. sSs,S
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hockaldal
who have beep spending the wintel
in California. returned to their hom.
here Sunday afternoon. Mrs. w. II
Parker, who also spent the winter
with her parents in California, LEI
Los Angeles the same day that Mr.
and Mrs. Hockaday did, but will Wis
it for. a short time in San Francisco
then go to Salt Lake City, Denver
and other points in the west befor'
returning to Manchester. Mr.. Hook
aday tells us. that aside from one o
two severe storms and floods the.
had nice weather, and spent mos
delightful winter on the Pacific coas'
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