Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-01
5sj H. Raeschke, who lives north
east of this CITY was a hllsinaaa Wis.

H. Raeschke, who lives north
east Of this city, was business vis
! itor in the city Saturday.
Miss Marie Grimes, a teacher i
4 the Manchester High school, went t
Colesburg last Friday for a week
visit at the home Of her parents.
Misses Margaret Stanger an
Grace Wolcott left Monday evenin!
for Grinnep spending the spring va
cation in the city with relatives ant
friends. g&s
H. T. Ports returned home Sat
|urday afternoon from Waverly, whert
he attended the district declamator,
contest, which was held on Friday
evening.
Several Of the Delaware county
people who have been spnding thu
winter months in California, expec
to return home about the middle oI
this month. Il IN n Il.
H Harry Davis, who attends schoo
at Ames, has been at home during
the past week., spending the spring
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w. J.. Davis. ass zsss.. s,.
Miss Amber Davis left Monday
morning for Mt. Vernon to resume
her studies after. spending a weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. E. Davis. IS 55. & %
Harold Hoyt, Ralph Richardson.
Harold Pride and Merle Reed return
ed ito Ames Monday evening after
spending the spring vacation with
relatives and friends here. y
If you are expecting to buy a
quantity of clover seed this spring
roo ,vy1,0
in his change Of advertisement on
another page of this issue.
Miss Minnie Copeland of Ames
was in the city last Thursday morn
ing on her way to Strawberry Point
for visit with friends. She. return
ed to Ames on Monday morning.
Delaware county friends will be
interes ted in learning that Mrs. F.
G.. Larrabee. who recently submitted
to a severe operation in Chicago, is
recovering as rapidly as possible.
Arthur Hutchinson and sisters
Misses Elizabeth and Josephine Hut
Crimson, arrived home from Grinnell
on Saturday to spend the spring va
cation with relatives and friends.
Bertha Schroeder, teacher
Of the Eighth grade Of Nthe public
schools. left Saturday morning for
Guttenbe where she is spending
the spring vacation with relatives
MFR. and Mrs. w. E. Reed remov-
ed to Hopkinton last week. Cal Slim
son, who has been employed by the
A. M. Baumgartner Co., has taken
q position in the Reed Bros store
in this city. #i n II ..S
Miss Dorothy Keyes, who has
been spending the spring vacation in
The city at the home of herr parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Keyes, returned |
70 Cornell college at Mt. Vernon on |
Monday evening. VI $ss5
The annual convention of North
eastern Iowa teachers will begin at |
Cedar Rapids tomorrow and continue
lntil Saturday. Several of the teach
srs OF the local schools are planning
@ attend the sessions.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin Cobb return.
ID to their home at MarshalltownI
IN Monday morning after an over
Sunday visit at the home of Mrs.
Jobb's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Brown. 81 Z 40
There will be a grand ball II int
he opera house at Masonville on
Caster Monday night, April 18th. Mu-
'ic will be furnished by Harris-Voe-
tseir ARP orch estra Of y w Visc0nsin.
midnight supper viii be served in
he estaurant. The committee ex-
ends q cordial invitation to every
me. r. ii IL
On page S Of The Democrat our
eaders will always find the adver-
lsement Of the Eclipse Lumber CONF