Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-06-03


& teffort is being made to save his lii
4 ut was found that he was sufferil
Z from a severe cut on the head al
Il lseveral ribs We're fractured, the. bro
s en- ribs entering the lungs. Y X sg$$. Z
!, 1t appears that Mr.. Boehm had e
Iperienced some difficulty with Il
a Fear while on the road and was obli
lied to leave the car at a-'neighbor
Epiace a day of two before the acc
s @Ident took place, but he and the YOU
men were about to take. the machir
= home. After they had succeeded u
I. starting it they decided to I, take.
trip. instead of going directly hom
& The accident, is most deplcrabl
one. and happened on stretch
. road where there was no apparer
J sIobstruction to interfere with the Of
J; Ierating of the car.
7 The injuries which Mr.. Boehm r.
tjneived are Of such grave nature a
II to make recovery very doubtful. sTh
5|young man is being given the hes
a 6f attention and every effort is be
ling put forth to save his life. s q.
John Arduser was visitor wit
This relatives at Coggon on Tuesda.
4 hight & 4.
AIRS y. w. Scott and Mrs. Thos
Wilson were guests of friends in Wa
tterloo Monday vi q. :it 3s 81, ss@ i55
Air. and Mrs: Bert S. Mullen en-
Ijoyeda a visit last week from Mrs
lMullen's mother, Mrs. L. G. Lawrenc
of Dundee. 5. 5s
Al Thorpe, who has an excellen
tposition in one Of the large hotels a
tssEssnport,, was a a*visitor9 ins, Man
chester on Decoration Day. 4Sssss .ss ss5@tt I
Lou Young, who conducts laun
dry in partnership with his sister
Mrs. Harriet Duffey, was a visitor ii
Manchester Friday and Saturday. \. @ IN
Lawrence Dennis took a tumble
one.sday last week, and as "a result
he carries his arm in a sling, having
fractured the bones in the forearm.
81 sss-- NJ rs. Cora stockwell and little
son Of Monticello are here this week
fora visit at the home of Mrs. Stock
wells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. p,
Wagner. Sa 5*'t X "A. I. M {. 1:
Mrs w. W. Maltby of Janesville,
Wisconsin,, was aSvisitor in the city
the latter part Of the week, being
the guest Of her friend. !. Mrs. M !. NJ q / !.
B. Richmond. iE 81 sS}s 3 l$5ts5S;
-F. J. x Ward, secretary, and r.. {.
Van Week, treasurer Of the Eclipse
Lumber company of Clinton, were
business visitors in Manchester on
Wednesday. 5ss i,15 il q z q 4
( - The Langford Shoe company
quotes attractive prices on foo otwear,
which our readers should not over
look. Their advertisement appears
on page s OF this issue; Y II S..ss 5l$5
4, y Wayne Beck, athletic instructor
In the Manchester High school, left
Saturday morning for Toledo, Iowa,
where he is attending commencement
Of Leander Clarke, college, this week.
Miss Carol Forgey, who, has filled
The position of Kindergarten teacher
during the past year, has gone to
her home at Washington, Iowa, where
she will spend, the summer vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Nc
Donald enjoyed a visit from
heir son, Mr.. H. R. Mcdonald,
and his wife, of Cedar Rapids, over
Sunday. Their son, Donald McDon-
lld, Of Cedar Rapids, also spent Sun
lay with his parents.
u. w. Wright and her son,
Guy, left. yesterday morning for a
'ew, days visit with Mr.. Wright's5 sis
.er, whose home Is at Freeport, Illi-
lois. Mrs. Wright also expects to
1isit with relatives at Darlington,
Wisconsin,. before returning home.
Manchester Lumber COM
)any has a change of advertisement
n this issue Of The Democrat which
will prove of especial interest to our
armer readers who contemplate the
'rection$ of a new barn. Read what
hey have to say about their King
Ierator. s
& Mrs. q. NJ. Morisey will be at
lome to her many Manchest ter, friends
n apartments in the Bronson flat
N Franklin street. Mrs. Morisey
will occupy the apartments occupied
" Mrs. Jennie T.. Ford, who :. ex-
'ects to spend the greater part Of
he summer away from Manchester.
The Manchester Tailoring COM
any occupies considerable space on
age s of this issue of The Democrat
n which they quote some prices on
ailor made suits which cannot help
ut prove an inducements to buyers
+ high grade clothing. Be sure and
cad their advertisement. $
MANCHESTER friends will be pleas
4 to learn that Mr. George Ballard.
former resident of Manchester,SN is
from a severe case of L
lood poisoning, from which he had
cen suffering for some time Word (
ONES that the danger point in Mr..
allard's case has been passed, and
lat unless unfores cen complications
rise, his complete recovery is GER
lin. IsiS ~, I,
The Sunday School class of Mrs. Is
I. G.. Amsden enjoyed a picnic and ]
automobile trip on Tuesday. (
i the party were Mr.. and Mrs. W. $
S !. Wolcott, Rev. and Mrs. J, F. 7
loore. and Mrs. Amsden and the Ii
oung ladies whip make up the mem q
ership OF the class. A picnic din /
er was enjoyed in the beautiful park
New Vienna The party also Wis II
ed the mammoth Catholic church at S
etersburg. t35. 3 X 1t