Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-10-07
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
G. K. Hudson was q visitor

Mrs. C. K. Hudson was a visitor
in Dubl que on Tuesday.
Miss Achsa Drew was a guest Of
friends at Winthrop on Sunday. -,
MIR. and Mrs. George Underwood
were visitors in Dubuque on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cruise Of
Earlville were visitors in Manchester
on Tuesday. & $..'..
John Anderson jr., was a guest
in the Woestemeyer home in Dyers-
vile on Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. WaDles Of Castana,
Iowa, is spending the week with her
son, F. G. NAPLES. p
Mrs. Clara Henderson Of Sioux
City visited over Sunday at the home
Of H. E. Henderson,.
e. G.. Perkins and E. B. Porter Of
Delhi were business visitors in Man
chester on Tuesday.
a. BarndN was the successful bid
der on &, bridge to be costructed in
Dubuque county near W%orthington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Puffett Of
near Dundee are the parents OF a
daughter born Tuesday, October G..
Our readers are asked to note
the prices which w. l.. Drew quotes
in his change Of advertisement this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. McElliott and
son were in the city Tuesday on
business. Mr.. McElliott is looking
fine after his recent severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kephart and
the formers brother, Clifford Keep
hart, went4to Winthrop Saturday ev-
ening and spent Sunday with friends.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
their annual bazaar and supper this
fall. The date will be announced
later. n
"A. J.. Andrews, the grocer,
brought in a change of advertisement
too late for this issue, in which he
quoted New York apples at S5c per.
bushel or $3.50 per barrel.
The Delaware County Agricultur-
al society held a meeting in the
court house Tuesday afternoon. Only
a small number OF the members of
the society were present.
The Snodgress Clothing Company
has q change of advertisement on
page 5 OF this issue which is Of
especial interest to all of our readers.
Be sure and read their advertisement.
warren Bissen is carrying his
left arm i'm a sling as a result OF an
injury he received to- his wrist While
playing football against the heavy
weights from Dubuque last Saturday.
Manchester friends Of that YEN
cradle citizen; NV. NeWcomb, Of
Earlville, will be pleased to learn
that a mark improvement in his
critical condition has been noted dur
ing the last few days.
Mrs. j. S. Maley and her chill
dren, Misses Jessie and Loretta, and
Justin, and Miss Mary Link and Miss
Anna Marcucci, spent Sunday with
friends at Petersburg and Colesburg,
making the trip in Miss Maley's car.
Mrs. W.. P. Bissell went to Men
dota, Minnesota, last week for a
visit with friends. While in .Mendo-
ia, Mrs. Bissell also attended the
5Oth anniversary OF the founding OF
the Congregational church Of that!
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. All. Blake and
granddaughter, Miss Marian Blake,
leave tomorrow morning for southern
Florida. They will spend some time
in Washington, D. c., and other large
cities IN the east before going to
Florida. %%a4.
Two automobiles collided at the
intersection of the old state road
and the Ryan-Cedar Rapids road near
the Hahesy, corner southwest Of Man
chester last Sunday. None Of the
occupants Of the cars were injured.
The cars were slightly damaged.
Virgil Thompson, owner Of the
Princess Theater, treated the Du-
buque football team to special
matinee at one o'clock on Saturday
afternoon. Other visiting teams will
be accorded the same privileges if
they make their wishes known in
time.
The Democrat was misinformed
week about its item that Alex
Sefstrom had purchased a Buick car.
It was one OF G.. H. Utley's new
Studebaker cars, Mr.. Sefstrom has
been putting in long hours during the
last few days familiarizing himself
with the machine. * |
Miss Eva Trumblee sustained
elbow joint while partici-
pating in a practice game Of basket
ball, in the High school gymnasium,
last Friday evening. The young lady
was accidentally thrown against the
concrete wall, with the result that
her arm was severely injured.
Miss Blanche Bishop, who is. a
in the High school at Post
Vile, Iowa, was a guest Of her par
ents on Saturday. Miss Bishop was
accompanied home by her friend,
Miss Gretchen Hoagland, who is al
so a teacher in the High school at
that place. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Bishop took
the young ladies to their school on
Sunday in their auto, and returned
home on Monday. @
-Gidner Brothers have made ar
engagements whereby Manchester fans