Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-04
LOCAL news !. !.
OF I THE WEEK
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND
ABROAD.
REVIEW and FORECAST OF The WEEK
Items Of Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
the City.

s the City.
George Cramer and wife visite
!. relatives at Dyersville Sunday.
II Peter McKeever of Masonvil
was a Manchester caller saturda,
William Smith and son Otis wer
/ business visitors in Waterloo o
Tuesday. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Smith an
daughter Leona were Dubuque visi
ors Sunday. . -,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Jacobs O
this city are the parents of sol
born January 2s. $50. ~. s
DIR. J. A. May has purchased
fine Stanley Steamer touring ca
OF s. F. crabb of Delhi. !
Z Porn, to Mr.. and Mrs., Ernes
Gurke, near Earlville, Friday, Janu
ary 80, 1914, a daughter. 4a
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson at.
tended the funeral of the late w. T.
Wood at Earlville on Monday.
Regular meeting of Manchester
lodge, No. 1865, A.. FL & A. NJ, on
Saturday evening of this week =.
A. B.. Holbert of Greeley return
ed home Monday morning from an
extended business trip to Europe.
The many friends of A. B. Car
hart will regret to learn Of his crit
lcal illness at his home in this city.
| DR.. and Mrs II. NJ. Bradley re-
turned to Manchester on Tuesday ar
ter several weeks trip in the south
Lou Redding Of Waterloo was in
the city Monday, guest at the.
home Of his mother, Mrs. A. T. Red
ding ~. -, .:!5I
III. G. Pierce attended a meeting
of tho Illinois Central railroad Off
cials at the Ellis hotel in Waterloo
on Friday. n
Mrs. NJ. D. Arnold and 8 her
friend, Mrs. Caruth, OF Webster Ci-
ty, are guests of friends in n Cedar
RAPIDS to-day. i
Nv - z. Gloer, one of the propri-
etors of the Manchester Tailoring co.
was a business visitor in &c dar Ran,
ids on Tuesday. G,s, HI y
Henry Goodhile adyertises north
western Minnesota land for sale in
his advertisement this week. Read
what tho has to say.
Your attention is called to the
advertis ement of the Langford Shoe /
company, in which they quote some
attractive prices for ladies' and mems
shoes.
w. J. Hysar and Mabel Warden, |
both of Arlington, were united in
marriage at the office Justice Geo.
S. Lister on last Thursday, January
20, 1914.
F. E. Gordon of Sac City, Iowa,
was a business visitor in the city on
Tuesday. Mr.. Gordon is president
of the Town Dwelling Mutual Insur-
ance association.
Mr. ana Mrs. Will Cloud, Mrs.
:. Matthews ST., and Thos. Noonan
we're among those from Manchester
Who attended the funeral of Mr.. w.
T. Wood. at Earlville on Monday Of
his week.
The Manchester Tailoring COM
'any have opened their new estab-
ishment at the corner Of Franklin
md Fayette streets. Read their ad-
'ertisement in another column of
his issue.
Collin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
I. Marshall, OF this city, is in
ritical condition. having been TAX
N violently i'll on Friday night. The
many friends of the family hope that +
he boy may be restored to health.
The Delaware County Combina. !,
tion Sale Company will hold their !,
enth annual sale at the Novelty !.
tables in this city on Thursday, Feb
uary 12 The attention of our read :
RS is, directed to their adertis ement ;,
n page 5 of this issue.
The last meeting of the City
'harity Circle was held at the, home
f Mrs: Ed. Duncan. A fine dinner !.
'as served and a large number were =
The next meeting of the :
ircle will be with Mrs Mabel Adam
ext Thursday, February 5. I.
: Cal = Martin enjoyed "a visit one t
ay last week from Arthur Kraft,
Moosejaw, Sask., Canada. Mr.. O
raft, who is an old-time friend of g
lr. Martin. is travelling passenger n
gent of the Canadian Pacific, and
as on his way. to New York for :
isit with relatives. :,
"A. R. LIE Roy has been spending n
lie past week in New York city and il
Washington, D. c., and other east e
rn cities. He accompanied his a
|other. Mrs. NJ. F. lie Roy, and sis a
ers, Misses Dora and Alma lie Roy, n
} New York, from which place they +,
1T on a several months tour of the Il
Id World. d
Hon. J. w. Miles went to Miles, fl
IVA, last Friday to be present at lc
,unicp of members of his family. it
he reunion is being held to cele- ly
rate the eightieth birthday of
IS next younger brother. Mr.. Miles
no is several years older than his
-other, made the trip alone from h
ere, and it is safe to say he was 81
1e of the spriest members of the d
arty ~ III l5, W