Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-29

Kill ~, 1914 ~;
john Smith Of Dundee is a bust
ness visitor in the city today. u
-Chas. Mccormick was business
visitor in Dubuque the first of 7he
week. rs @ q .y:t>.,z.
F. A. Doolitt1e OF Hopkinton wa
business visitor in the city Thurs
1. day. - 5z
Read what the Langford Shoe
Co. has to say In their advertise.
ment this week. .ef
25, by B. A. Alexander. The many
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Noble extend
congratulations. &
Miss, Mary Burke returned home
Thursday morning after a visit will
friends in independence. s
Read what the First National
bank has to say in their change of
advertisement this week 5as5
-Read what the Manchester Tail
oring company has to say in their
change of advertisement this week.
Floyd B. Noble and Miss Mar
g7lerite Croyle were united in mar
riage at Greeley on Saturday, April
| Ground was broken last week
for the new residence which William
Hoag is to erect on North Franklin
street. .%... Z. &
Miss Stella Mutschler returned
to Manchester on Tuesday moMing
after visit in East Dubuque with
Her parents.
Joe Firestine returned to his
home in Dubuque on Thursday morn
ing after several days visit in the
city with friends. 4 81.
Mrs. e. H. Hollister Of Williams
Bay, Wisconsin, arrived in the city
Friday evening for a visit with rel
atiVes and friends. ID.
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|tractive prices in their advertisement
this week on shoes and oxfords. Read
what they have to say.
w. T. S. White Of Chicago was
in the city last Saturday looking af-
ter business matters connected with
the Dairy City Creamery company.
The Princess theater announces
the program for that playhouse for
the remainder of the week, in their
change of advertisement this week.
4, Lee Cook has recently installed
vllcanizing machine and he also
has automobile oil for sale. Read what
he has to say in his advertisement on
page s. Of this issue. II .${sf
Frank Y Schmidt, who !. has been
conducting restaurant at Sumner,
Iowa, for several months, has dispos--
ed of his business at that place and
has returned to Manchester.
/ The Ladies Aid society. Of the
Methodist Episcopal church will serve
a May Day supper in the parlors OF
the church on Friday night from s: 80
% clock until all are served.
Miss Matte Morgan, who had
been visiting at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and 8. H. Morgan, for.
the past two weeks, left this mora
ing for her home at Sioux CITY.
\ On May sth the Cedar Valley de-
clamatory contest and track meet
will be held at Independence. Man,
chester High school is one Of the
twelve High schools in the district.
The Manchester Lumber Com
pany have change of advertisement
this week in which they have some -
thing to say about Atlas Portland
cement. Read what they have to say.
n / The next meeting OF the Sand
Creek Ladies Aid society Is to be
held at the home OF Mrs. Arthur Lud-
ley on Thursday afternoon, May 7th.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to be present. s},5
r. C.. Keagy went to Waterloo
last Friday morning, On Sunday Mr.
Keagy occupied the pulpit Of the
First Presbyterian church Of that ci-
ty, preaching both morning and even
ing sermons Rev. Mr., Rheard, one
Of the widely known Presbyterian
clergymen, was former pastor of the
church.
&C. l.. Adams, florist, has an adj
vertisement on the eighth page Of
this issue, which will be OF interest
to our readers. Sunday, May 10, Is
Mothers Day and Mr.. Adams announ:
ces that he will have a large assort-
ment Of, fine fresh flowers, ,appropriat
for Mothers day. Read what he has
to say in his announcement.
The American Mortgage and Sc
curities company announces in this
issue Of The Democrat that they
have completed the Organization OF
the company and are now ready to
do business at the offices ON the
second floor of the A. NJ. Cloud
building. The attention of the read
ers of The Democrat is directed TO
their advertisement ON page 8. 4a
A social evening will be held In
the parlors Of the Congregational
church on Friday evening OF this
week. Some time ago the church
adopted plan to hold these month";
ly social gatherings on the first Fri
day OF eachg month. The committee
lextends ia cordial invitation to mem
Ibers and friends Of the church to
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