Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-10-14
Jos. Fierstine Of Dubuque was a
visitor in the city the first Of the

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Jos. Fierstine of Dubuque was a
visitor in the city the first Of the
week. S. ll5E,.$ G. he 53-3 AZ
- Mrs. James Rizer and children OF
Robinson were visitors in the city
last week. u, +, ss ::, y i;
Your attention is directed to
the change Of advertisement Of the
Farmers and Merchants State Saw
ings bank. { ~ (. t}%s:5 if /!
Mrs. Emma Davidson and son.,
Howard, OF Alburnette are visiting
at the home of the formers daughter,
Mrs. Ed Hoover. r = '-.&E &..
t., Miss Margaret Andrews OF Fair
bault, Minnesota, Is visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n Killing
for several days. ..u 8, 5ss-~ l.;
u, J. Eckert, James Burbridge, w
E. Bowen and Fred Miller left Tues
day morning for Wall Lake. Iowa,
on a hunting trip. . - 81;
i Read what the w. D. Hoyt Com
lany has to say about John Deere
spreaders, I'm its change of adver-
usement this week. ;.,-'t.s, ~
The First National Bank has a
change of advertisement this week
which will be OF interest to the read
ers Of The Democrat. ,,aS 4,,5 w.
Floyd king of Elma, Iowa, has
been spending several days in the
city; the guest Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. king, .Ist sl:5t 8: n S
,5-Hutchinson & Atwater give some
interesting features about the King
Bee Air Blast Heater in their adver-
tisement this week. &, <s @
S5 Mrs. George w. Storey and the
Misses Marie Storey. Verna Atkin-
son and Edna French were visitors
in Dubuque on Tuesday.
+ The Cedar Falls foot ball team
will play against the Manchester ag-
gregatfon on the local grounds on,
next Saturday afternoon. s%l
{, Mrs. John Cruise 1r. returned to.
her home last week from Colfax, at
weeks receiving medical treatment.
VI " :----B.. c. Hail., the baker, adyertisea
Manchester Mamma bread lin. II his
advertisement in this ISSUE, Of The:
Democrat Read what be has to say:.
The Manchester Lumber company
talk bout i AsBumpt ioffs Lump nrcEKE
coal in: their change OF advertisement
this week. Read what they have to
says::t rs4 u s, .t III ~, :; &
.f+. 4 f:- &C. A. y Pierce received q check
the first: Of the week from the Mod
ern7 brotherhood of America for
the insurance Of the late Henry G..
Keiser. Ya Ys h ssiEtSs.s s$.-.gJ
Mrs George s. Lister and Mrs. 4
CTS. Lister went to Dubuque ON :
Tuesday morning for visit at the
home Of the formers daughter, Mrs.
A. j. Temper. :.
Mrs. George .Kaltenbach and son
Of Murdo, South Dakota, are visiting
with relatives and friends in Man
chester. They formerly resided in
this city. III. 4, ..,g
Misses Florence Riddell and
Hazel Hoyt were at Cedar Rapids on
Saturday to attend the football game
between the Cedar Rapids and Man
chester High school teams.
/ - George Wilmott. A. Hoffman and
James Mcfarland of Central City
were in Manchester Tuesday morn
ing, en- route to Allamkaee county,
where they went to look at farm
lands. 81 z :. 5555 ss:, ~ - .55 G5
Mr.. and Mrs Solon Hamblfn are
expected to return home the latter
part OF the week from Dell Rapids.
South Dakota, where they had been
visiting with relatives for several
weeks. ,4.
, Mrs. H. C. Haeberle returned to
her home on Tuesday from Clear
Lake, where she had been for sever
al weeks on account Of the illness Of
and death of her brother. William
H. Heath.
g Mrs. Nellie Atwood returned to
her home at Eagle Grove, Iowa, on
Saturday morning after spending sew
eral days in the city, visiting at the
home of her parents. Mr., and Mrs. 4
William Dudley. II "
Miss Jennie Basquin and Arth-,
ur Bouden, both Of Masonville, were
united in marriage at the Methodist
Episcopal church this afternoon by
Rev. c. K. Hudson. The friends of
the young people extend congratula-
tions. e"
Among those from here who
are attending the Dairy Cattle Con-
gress at Waterloo today are Mr.. and {
Mrs. H. G. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
w. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Porteous.s
H. G. Utley, G.. H. Utley. o. A.. Dun
ham, E. H. Hoyt, A.. R.. LIE Roy, H.
]. Stewart, Elmer Reed, Joseph Kill
eas, F.. E. Richardson, j. ]. Goen,
H. T, Smith, VIII Clute,NJ. G.. Me
man and D. o. Chamberlain.
DIR. T. E. Fleming, who has been
district superintendent OF the Mar
shalltown district in the Upper Iowa
of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, for the past five years,
arrived In the city on Friday even
Ing anc he and his family will make
their home ON East Main street. DR..
Fleming. who has been engaged In
the ministry for the past forty-one
years. retired from active work In
the ministry at the recent conference
held at Cedar Rapids. r-,, -
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
o, Jas. w. Caylor, age rs, and Mabel
B. Rimmer, age 20.
Sherman, Knickerbocker, age %,
and Rosey B. Spores, age 20.
Arthur Bouden, age 21, and Jen-
ME Basquin, age 49,.