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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
!. Nu,IiI.RlS p. NARY BARE.

Mrs. Mary Barr, aged 81 years,
widow OF the late William Barr OF this
county. died at the home OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. BENJAMIN, Williams, ,1181 8.
Menard st, Chicago, and was buried In
Oakland cemetery in this city last Sat
urday afternooa. 81
Mary J. Boyle was born at Toronto.
Canada, March IL. 1882. and moved to
Ohio with her parents when child.
There she grew to young womanhood.
and was married at Erie, Pennsylva-
MIA, to James GaxeItA. To this union,
two children were born. One daugh-
ter died In infancy. and the surviving
daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Williams,
was the one with whom she made
her home during her last years.
On December 10. 1873, she was mar
ried to the late William Barr, and
lived In this community until after
his death. a 5 4. +. .s5,s,
y, She was good mother to her step
children, Wesley. Charles, Mary and
Laura Barr, and they loved her and
respected her rs much as they pOssi-
bly, could had she been their own
mother. She was q. food, intelligent
woman, who was highly respected by
everyone who knew her. .ss
i The funeral services were held In
Oakland cemetery and were attended
by the relatives OF the deceased and
q goodly number Of old time friends
and neighbors. Rev. L. Hubbell of
this city preached the funeral sermon.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27

The results of each OF the contests
were as follows: . y ,.rs tii5I 2 n
100 yard dash-1st, 4 Smith, Man
chester; End, Eberhart, Gutenberg;
33rd,p Dwyer, West Union. Time, 1O-15
seconds ss.29f t,as- : :. Il SsS
44O-yard dash-1st,:, Morrow, Oel-.
vein: End, Dwyer West Union; 3rd.
Hansenss Cedar Falls. Time, 56 4-5
seconds. % IS t..>
220 yard dash-1st, Smith, Manches-
ter; End, Christopher, Decorah; 3rd.
Eberhart, Gutenberg. Time, 20 3-5.
seconds. .s% &sS +.
4 Broad jump-1st, Knoll, Cedar.
Falls; End, Johnson, Cedar Falls; 3rd,g
ALLEN, Elkader. Jump 1871 feet. l5<
High jump-1st, F.. Smith, Nashua; :;
End and 3rd, (tie), Smith, Manches-#
ter, and Roberts, West Union. Jump.
5 feet, 4 inches. IS t;55 ii:gy&8is
1 mile 5relay-1st, Cedar Falls; t2nd,
Manchester; third, Independence.
Time, 4 minutes, 2 seconds. sS5 2}si
Mile, run-1st, IekeI, Independence;
End, Munger, Oelwein; 3rd, Rosenthal,
Decorah. Time, s. minutes, Sec
onds. Ss Il ssss5 J, y!
22O yard hurdle-1st. Lemon, New
Hampton; End, McIlree; West UniOn;
3rd, Riede, Independence. Time, 30
2-5 seconds Il I'm Z. esSs M.
Pole vault-1st and End, (tie), Nc;
Cleery, West Union,3 and Weiner. Ce-s
dar Falls; 3rd, Anderson, Elkader.
Vault, feet. IL 111s inches. III
Shot put-1st, Iblings, Cedar Falls; :;
F2nd, Meyer, Elkader .;3rd, Kemmer-
err, Independence, Put, 50 feet, s:
inches. 5k5 81 ;s 4, 5S Il III.
rs 12O yard hurdle Isl, !, Johnson, Ce-
dar Falls ;.a2nd, R1ede, Independence;
srd, Clark, Cedar Falls. Time, 1S 10
X mile run1st Little, Oelwein; !;
E2ndss HAMMOND, ], OelWein 3 Sd, ROsen-s
thai, Decoriih. Time, minutes, IS
|seconds: .5: q.
II Discus throw-1st, tDoty, oelwein;
2nd,F Cedar Falls: 3rd,, Decorah. Time,
1 minute, A seconds. sSj. ,3s \. S@s 4;
I; In the evening the Cedar Valley
declamatory contest was held in the
Independence High school auditorium.
The winners Of the different clas ses
were as follows: S5sSs IL
$S3S 5s Humorous.
44SSs 1st. Cedar Falls, The Pudding -
Edna Glenn. \ @ Y. II: Z .S53 3j.s y
a \: 2nd. Manchester, When the Honey
Moon Wanes, Frances Clark.
Oratorical q SG 5$
IL s1st. OelWein, :. Prince Of Peace
Frank Munger ri .x{.
2nd. Guttenburg, Gross Of Gold = ~
Harry Hyde, f:s " II 3y. y u
~ ytsS Dramatic. s. .lf3s Il .53
1st. Waukon, Out in the Garden -
Lois Pye.s Al .S.$ +;9 " .Ss +
I'D. Independence, Ben Hur's Char
lot Race. .''-Jessi Marshall.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
MEET AT INDEPENDENCE.

A large delegation from Manches-
ter attended the second annual meet
ing of the Cedar Valley Track and
Declamatory Association held at In
dependence on last Friday. Twelve
high schools were represented at this
meeting as follows: Decorah, Elka-}
der, Nashua, Manchester, Cedar Falls,
Fayette, New Hampton, Oelwein, In.
dependence, West Union, Waukon
and Gutenberg. The members of the
team who represented the local High
school were: Smith, Barry. Phelps,
Dunlap, Pratt, Bissell, Robinson.
Hamblin and Phenecie. 4:5s, 4:
Cedar Falls won first place in the
track meet and Manchester won
fourth place. The number of points
made by each High school were as
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
56Ia6 - 0ARAh KENNY,

Neral services OF Mrs. Saraa
Kenny sRere held from the home. iof
d, EB. stiles this morning at eleven
o'clock, conducted BY AaY,
Ss Mrs. Kenny formerly resided IN
Manchester hut 1T the time Of her
death she resided at Leeds, Iowa.
She was an aunt, OF Mrs. 2. B. Sti!est
and Mrs. w. H Norris Of this city;
Her daughter. Mrs. :. William Durey,
Of Mitchell. South Dakota, and her
son, Solomon Kenny. OF Leeds, ac-
companied the remains to Manches- t'.
ter on Tuesday evening.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27

Mt. Calvary, college at Mt. Calvary,
Wisconsin, where he u continued lot le.s;
four years, after which he went to; ST:
Paul, Minnesota. and. entered st. Paul
seminary where he completed his
studies and was ordained to the holy
priesthood. 4 N5$ :: 55.y s3s ,s.4
His field of labor will be IN the
diocese Of Portland, Oregon, for which
place he will leave the, latter part Of
this month";" -1%@ - ~ < E
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
ALUMNI BANQUET.


The annual alumni banquet Of the
Manchester High school will be held
at the Congregational church ON Fri:
day evening OF this week. Mrs. A.
W. Stearns win act as .toastmistress
and the following toastss will be re-
sponded to: 'lssss sis4s =
Address Of Welcome to Class OF; IA
=; ..T<..s Miss Fannie Haeberle
Response. .... Forest Dunlap
Whistl1ng solo. s. Miss Pate
Past :. ..Dr. IT.. NJ. Bradley
Present.. Hobart Cooley
Future !. Supt H. r. Ports
Vocal Solo. Miss Pearl Middleton
Reading u. Miss Hatswell
Selection Ladies' Quartet
i The election Of. officers of the al
umni association will take place at
the close OF the banquet. -%T.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
MANCHESTER CHURCHES.
Presbyterian. i

The services at the Presbyterian
church will be held next sabbath as
us sual. ~
Morning service begins promptly at
40:3O, at which time the pastors sub
ject will be The Eyes that are Ev-
erywhere. = ::.8s; .
Sabbath school ct 11:45 "A. NJ. a ;
II Y. P..S. G. at 6: 80 Pm. VA. $;.s Z
Preaching ssrvics insthe evening
at 1870. ss s!55.5 +. .>35 X s.s 49,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
CANDIDATES FoR JUDGE VISIT
l=.$ ,s.:. MANCHESTER.

O Attorneys John S. Tuthill and F.
8. Merriau Of Waterloo, both candi-
dates for the nomination Of Judge OF
the district court, were Manchester
visitors during the past week. The
Democrat calls attention to their an
nouncement cards in other columns Of
this paper. s -!
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
CEMETERY NOTICE.

There will be the annual meeting OF
the Cemetery Company held in the
council rooms on Wednesday evening.
June 10th. 1914, at 1880 o'clock p. M,
to elect officers and trustees for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction
Of any other; business that may come
up before the meeting.
2 weeks. D. f.. YOUNG,
Secretary and Treasurer
,ssss Manchester Cemetery Co.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
Conversational. !.

The usual services viii be held on
Sunday. S. s
The mid-week prayer service will be
omitted on account Of the commence
ment exercises lE tst ia&sF
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
m ethodlst Ep,seop al.

The Sunday morning service will be
conducted by r. c. Keagy. In the
evening Mr.. Keagy goes, to Waterloo
where he will conduct services In St.
Paul's church. E-;s
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
ct. pAui's., !.

Rev. J. F.. Moore; will conduct the
services on Sunday afternoon 1t $3.50,
and Sunday school will be held at
the usual hour, $3.50. ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
NnTJCE m VOTERS

The polling place In the Third
Ward has been changed from VIII
liam Burke's residence to Park
Lodge, on West Union street. 4
F. E. RICHARDSON, Mayor.
.l 4. WILSON, Clerk. 4
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
DISTRICT JUDGE.

I am a candidate for Judge of the
district court for the Tenth District.
Under our non-partisan Judicial law
voters may vote for SIX candidates
for judge at the primary election. If,
on investigation. you can include me
in your list I would mach appreciate
II. ID
r, S. MERRIAU q. i.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
Christian Science.

The topic for the next Sunday morn
ing service will be Ancient and Mod
ern Necromancy,alias Mesmerism and
Hypnotism, denounced
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
THURSDAY EVENING. MAY %. 1914.
}yi.t 5s%% .nOE toc h. II 81 49,

4 = - B
Music-"B Bridal: cnorus"E Rose Astdsn11 nS,s;,
Girls $Glee club. ~ ,z5
Invocation 80. n Rev. II. F. Mcdonald
Sunrise: not Sunset' Onta SattsTlee
Music-..Soldiers' Choruassss- Faust
tJ e C.7. BoYs'$S Glee Club. NJ 4:$,{.TS \
Kentucky CARDINAL" Part L ii..gsllya
kentucky Cardinal, Part Il ). i. 8. \, {
,,, ~ lliI lns5 ~ .!a,st. ~.
AaaieGThs Cribs baaSie AnSs," ouartet,.3 has'ns.sh
Glass Poem Poem ' = R1tA IAtts s.g
"COmus" ~ - looDs
Introduction, :s::-s Louise henfNl
s.. Cast OF Characters %3s sa N n! Il $ 81
The Attendant Spirit Ruth Nc lnioan]
Lady Alice Marion Higman|
First Brother ~ :, 10 Alice WolcoSka
Second Brother .%5. ,,-77:,ss Nellie Scok$i
Thyrsis -ts,5E2 y! 4 - Hazel Chapman
Sahrina .si:. = A ~ q Gladys 2Sabt4}
Earl Of Brtdgewater Ola Kill
Crew: Avery Satterlee.. Forest DunlAp1
Ta David Jones. Francis Pierce. Leslie
Bowman. Irving Long. Basil ConIarssI
Attendant Nymphs: Dorothy Brown. ;Eee
RI: na Barr: on1a. a, sas.sries: .. 49, sass
Court Dancers: Nellie Scott. Alice Wefs,l
Ej{s colt. Hobart Cooley. Dale Hendsr1on
Laura Blair. Ines Wan 11Gbse
Poeue, Dorothy Aanson.; 5 III q
Morris Dancers: Olive keiser I. ..nS hnlx
. Y; Adams, Naomi Leamon. Ruby Tr1m
BILE, Lucy Robinson. Carrie Reed
Cornet Solo H MarKafet AdAMA
Accompanies 3,ssl-$i v !; ;arris RsssI
Pres Present a''' 'at.en e ntplGaRS. aaS c.ray
Hs Boys, and Girls, GIee Cluba
Benediction "a ~ Rev. &C. =. ltudsou4
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
Observation-Disclosures.

William Cornwell. 80, and Ellen
Mitchell, 80.
Henry Willis Binnie, 26, and Hat
tie Treder, 25. So
Jas. Broderick, 35, and Effie Corn
well, II. n H. ~, ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
B COMMENCEMENT ExERclsEs.

COMMENCEMENT ExERClSE9.S4
The thirty-third annual commence
ment exercises Of the MancheaHesr :
High school will be. held; tonight ana
tomorrow evening at Central opera
house. w: ss I ~ /: :s;Il5F 4 s4
The class sermon was delivered on
last Sunday, evening At the Congrete-
ional church by Rev. J. F. Moore, be:
fore large audience. IA.
b The programs to be given on each
evening this week will be 81 sfof
lows ~ 49, 3 l. & 4, :: s5 HI
WE DNEspAY EVENING. MAY 27. 1873.
~ 500 O'Clock. 81 s3s;5.st5} *
Music Evening Wind Sampson and
Deltlah) MI 3fs-E$E4- 81 ~ ~ SAlnt;S1S91
Invocation '2s Rev G. J.GCAT
"The Real Education"- Fern Opal 4Arnold
!" "Dumbwatter Difficulty" (Reading)
Jim Fenton's Wedding (Reading)
~ &. :. 2. L - i Z Naomi Vallavs LsAmoR
Vocal Solo 'Nymphs and Fauns' q:
II Miss Ruth Pate. s
"Trelawney OF the Wells''--A. w. Pinero
Cast OF Characters In order OF En-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
LOCAL NEWS !. !.
I. OF THE week
= "a t+5,.'% ~ 4 = ENf = - -
:WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING AT HOME AND
!: It'll 81 ABROAD. Fl. Is B.
REVIEW AND FeRECAsT OF the .xEEI
ltsms = . Personal and General
hasurs Pleksd up About
..,y.., yS W. city. zs 35.5 =. ;.

I, DR.. H. a. Dittmer was a business
visitor in Des Moines on last Friday
Z; Mrs. Rae 4 Dunham was hostess
to the Saturday Afternoon club las
week. = Y. .y:3; 5s3 5.s Il, /. :a.,.
Miss Dora Leroy left Friday for
Atlantic, Iowa, for weeks visit with
friends. :5s.t s. ,5$g n
Is-I. L. Walters OF Waterloo was a
tYtsito in Manchester on Saturday al
iternoon. ;s. {,3.s ,5%s,
L. R. Trezona OF Delhi was
! guest at the home Of H. o. Petition
last! Saturday. 4 5 ss SF3s:.55 SF.5ss.
-.-Cal Martin returned home on
Saturday morning after visit with
friends An Chicago. S...
Chas. L. Adams was a business
visitor In .Dyeryille on Friday and
Saturday OF last week. n ,.4.s "a.
Mrs. Chas. Carpenter Of Earlville
was q guest at the home OF Mr.. and,
Mrs. James Bishop on last Friday.
The offices atS the court house:
[postoffice and banks Of the city Will
be: closed on Memorial Day. May 80.
Fred 5Helmrich, who resides south
% this city, purchased of J: M. Jones Je'llt
~ Sons on Saturday, a Ford automo-
ssss L. Davis, OF the Lovett e Da-
Evfs Produce Company, returned Satur-
ilInfning after 9 business trip to
s'Chieaxo i,5.ssss
&c. F. Edmunds OF this city is the
bossessor o. q Ford automobile purs
'e6ased Of u. NJ. Jones q Sons last
Saturday. {, s$ss ri Z 5ss$s
! ;s:. g Miss Anna Carr entertained sew
,efal: OF her little friends at her home
on Monday in honor Of her seventh
birthday 1. 4; a. ,,
~. NWilliam, CornNell, and Ellen Nit
:chen, both 5of Greeley, were united in;
marriage BY Justice Geo. 8. Lister, on
last Saturday. (:
I, - ~ rs G. A. Bradley and Mr.. 3. g.
Drake tof Beatrice, Nebras ka, have
been visitors In the city during the -
past week. 81 S q, 4 'l5 & KS .$; Il. 81,
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Of Collins
Grove township are the parents OF.
twins. SON and daughter, born on
Friday, May %: aZ n ijss3 c33s, :it-.,
Il Mrs. Henry Petition and little son
eft Monday for West Union for q,
Few days visit at the home: OF Mrs.
,PeAtion.s parents: 4: !. !;
T Mrs. Il. + i. schwietert returned to
ApsF Anmes Ehfcago on Friday after.
SnoA aftsr u visit In the city with her
Sister, III Is. j: .SsIiewis. 4 t ~
a Mrs. 4 Hugo won Oven Of Beloit,
,WiscOnsin, arrived In the city on Mon
day for n few days visit at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ,C.4S. Lister. .,ts7a
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27

'Trelawney OF the Wells''-A. w. Pinero
s Cast OF Characters In order OF En- n
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. sKeagy enjoy
ed an over Sunday visit from Mr..
Charles Dietrich Of Usage. Mr.. Diet
rich is nephew OF Mrs. keagy.
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BIDS WANTED.

GOVERNORS ISLAND, n. Y. H.,
March IS. 1914-Sealed proposals IN
straw three months and years sup
piy1 and FUEL GASOLINE, MINERAL L
oil. BEEF and MUTTON, required -, IN
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mencing July l, 1914, will be re received ye
formation furnished on application TO
Department Quartermaster.
YOU ARE reasonably certain, OF fnd-
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through a Georgian and American want
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


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SPRATLING IS DYEING

MOURNING BLACK IN ONE DAYS
NOTICE
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR SALE Exceptionally fine,
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NEW sliding couch bed, cheap. Main
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Plymouth Rocks.

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EGGS FOR HATCHGNG-Buf Plymouth
Rock. blue blooded strain; America $
greatest; two dollars setting Is eggs
Address The Hermossa Farms, Lady
Lake. Fla.
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AGENTS-Make $50 weekly introducing
chemical coolers; new invention Sells
quickly to hotels, butchers restaurants,
Many advantages Best selling article
on market. Chemical Refrigerator Com
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sell trade in Southern States; unex-
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contract; S55 weekly expenses S. F
Kline, Sales Manager, 347-11 Crafts
Binding Cleveland Ohio
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FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS;
$l25 PER 1000; 81 PER lOOO-5,OOO
LOTS.
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EIINERAL NOTICES.

B1RKsDGEE-f6e friends and rela a;
tives of Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.
Barksdale. Mrs. e. G. Barks9SIe'
of Birmingham, Ala; Mr.. and MTs'
W. A. Barksdale. Mr.. and MIS-. T.
w. Barksdale. Mr.. and Mrs H. =
Barksdale, DR.. and Mrs. James n
Brawner. Mrs c. +. Mccullough
of New York City; Mr.. and Mrs; 10
seph King, Mr.. and Mrs John mar :
ris, Mr.. and Mrs John Riddle, OF
Birmingham. Ala. are invited 10 at
tend the funeral of Mr. Charles r.
Bafksdale Saturday, March 81 1914
al 1890 a. m, from the chapel Of II.
N. Patterson & Son. The Rev. John
Il. White will officiate. lnterment
in Westview Cemetery The gen
tlemen selected to act as paNoedr -,
ers will please meet at the chapel
at 1915 o'clock.
PLITT-The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il /;
Pitt, Mr.. Roy Pitt Miss Pearl
Pitt, Mr.. and Mrs. II. simmons
Mr.. Charles j. Simmons, Mrs. VI,
r.. Bohr and Mr. and Mrs. r, VIM
gard are invited to attend the u
neral of Mrs l.. Pitt Saturday arr
ernoon at 3 o'clock from the RESI-
dence. 24S CORTLAND street. Rev. Or.
Memminger officiating. lntermenl
Oakland Cemetery. The tolloWlhe
pallbearers are requested TO meet az
Greenberg & Bond Company a 2;5O
n. m; Mr.. Charles Vittur, Mr.. ".
II Sword Mr. J. b. simmons MT
oscar Pause, Mr.. Paul Germanh'
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