Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-04
REVIEW and FORECAST OF The week

. REVIEW and FORECAST OF The WEE
Items Of a Personal and Gener;
s. Nature Picked Up About
! the City
i Mrs. %. A. Durham was a d.
buque visitor last Friday.
-J.%W w. Scott was a business VII
Tor in Dubuque on Saturday.
w. N. Wolcott was in Cedar Raj
ids on business last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Haug are viz
ting relatives in Dubuque this week
Your attention is directed to
change Of advertisement of the Hens
ley studio. &.sa s5
II. w. Sabin and F.. e. Richard
SON were business visitors in Du
buque on Monday. ~ n
Jos. Lansing and Ben ,Wedewe1
of Colony township, were in Manches
ter, on business Saturday.. :
w. S. Beels, editor Of the Hopkin
ton Leader, was business visitor il
Manchester on Saturday. =
Harvey Hampstead, who attend.
Armour Institute at Chicago, was al
over Sunday visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Keagy en-
joyed an over Sunday visit from
Miss Hildred Chamberlain of Wa
tterloo.
Miss Jennie Holmes expects to
leave next week for Chicago, where
she, will attend the dressmakers' con.
yention.
4 ---Loyett & Davis advertise ten
day sale of clover seed. Read what
they have to say on page eight of
this issue. Ms
r. Bowen, removed his pool
and billiard tables to Dyersville on
Tuesday, where he will open up a
pool hall.
Mrs. J. M. Morisey of Dubuque
arrived in the city Saturday morn
ing for visit with relatives and old
friends.
Lester Brewer and Cora Musgroye
both of Coggon, were united in mar
riage by Justice G. S. Lister on last
Thursday 'st.9
Jos. Vessel, Louis Suedmeyer,
and Dick Bruggeman, all Of Bremen
township were Manchester visitors
Saturday.
81 Misses Bracell Pelley and Edith
Smith of Dundee were the guests of
relatives in this city last Thursday
md Friday. .".&s.5
Fangnhann, one of the pros
9erous farmers living east OF Earl
lille, was a business Wis itor in Man
chester on Saturday. d. g..
5assII M Jones & Sons talk about the
popular Ford automobile III their
,hange of advertisement this week.
eead what thev have to say.
The. Delaware County State bank
las change of advertisement this
week which will be of interest to
he readers Of The Democrat.
Regular communication of Man
hester Lodge, No. 1865, A. F. & A. |
r.. on Saturday evening of this week.
York in the second degree.
The Independence High school
asket ball team will play against |
he Manchester team at the local |
next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Ball, who
ave been spending the winter at
hammond, Louisiana, are expected
0 return to their home in Delaware |
his week.
IF you are thinking of buying a
ct of new automobile tires, read |
hat D. F. Young has to say in |
is advertis ement this week about |
Goodrich tires.
Miss Florence Stearns of Cedar
.apids, who had been a guest Of
er aunt, Mrs. A. j. Bruce, during
le past week. returned to her home
ionday morning.
Mrs. A. L. Prentice of Earlville /
as in the city for several days last
eek helping care for her sister, Miss
largaret Lindsay, who has been
threatened with an attack of appen--
icitis. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Reed expect
} remove to Hopkinton about the
irst of April. Cal Stimson has ac-
epted position as clerk in the
.eef, Bros. store here and will be-
in his duties the first of next month
"A. R. lie Roy and Senator E. H.
oyt leave tonight for New York
ity, where they will meet Mrs. M.
!. LIE Roy and the Misses Dora and
lima LIE Roy, who are expected to
lTive in New York on Saturday of
lis week.
The girls basket ball team of the
[anchester High school were defeat
i at Monticello on last Friday even
lg by score of % to 13. On the
anne evening the boys team met de-
eat at Anamosa with a score Of
to IS. ...- '- =
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. Rogers of
ewell, Iowa, spent Thursday at the
c. Barr home in this city. Mr..
nd Mrs. Rogers were on their way
ome after a visit at Rockford, 1lli-
ois, with their sons who practice
edicine in the Illinois city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Quitmeyer,
no have been living in Richland
removed to Manchester last
eek, and are nicely located in the. 4
oward street, which they recently |
llrchased.
Governor George w. Clarke is
red his annual arbor day proclama-
on las Saturday, designating April
as the day on which to plant
'ees in Iowa, and urged all farmers
} observe the day by planting at
asst few trees.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Fred Arnold and
lmily. who have been residing in
rairie township, removed to this
ty last week and are living in the
IRAN Arnold residence on East
lain street, formerly occupied by
II. and Mrs. Chas. Rizer. Mr.. Rizer
nd family have moved into one of
le5 Mcintosh houses on the same
rect.
A deal was consummated last
eek whereby the independence Con-
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