Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-18
LOCAL A. NEWS w ].
OF OF !. | THE WEEK
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
81. ARE DOING At HOME AND
~. ABROAD. :5
REVIEW and FORECAST OF The WEEK
Items Of a Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
.::5 the City. z>z5.z

HI. Ram was a business Wis.
itor in Dubuque last Friday. ;5s
| Mrs William Barr was a visitor
in Cedar Rapids on Monday. jlsl
Mrs. o. c.. Clark was a guest OF
friends in Dubuque Saturday. y &; Ri.
w. E.. Lepley was business Wis,
itor in Cedar Rapids on Tuesday.
Miss Sue Rich spent Saturday
4 visiting with friends in Dubuque.
i Mrs. W. c.. Beeman was q guest
Of relatives in Edgewood last week. +
&C. C. Pride left Tuesday morning
j for Waterloo for several days Wis
Roland Toogood Of Chicago was a
visitor in the city over Saturday and
Sunday II:
-. M. Jones went to Cedar Rap
Ids on Tuesday morning on busl-
ness trip. u 1. zsi. s.,,: n:
The annual spangler dinner. is
being held at the county farm near
Delhi today. ssa.i 8 q
Mrs. Richard Condor and son,
William were guests Of relatives at
Ryan last week. .s#, .szs s
:55s-s:: z. Myers and ]. H. Sphinx
We're business visitors in Chicago a
part of last week. ~ 5s
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Brown and
Mrs. E. N. Wolcott We're Dubuque
Visitors last Thursday.
DIR. E.. e. MCGEE Of Waterloo at
tended the declamatory contest in this
city last Friday evening.
M. D.. Arnold was guest of
relatives and friends In Waterloo on
last Thursday and Friday. ss
I Residents of this vicinity were
witnesses to- an eclipse of the moon
on last Wednesday evening.
ton, Nebraska, is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. .. ! Arnold, 81
Jess G.. Lewis is planning to ex-
| tens lively remodel the interior Of his
music store in. the near future.
Mrs. w. N Boynton has returned
home from Chicago, after a visit at
the home Of her son, w. 81. Boynton.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. X, Lennon att
tended the funeral Of a niece Of the
Halter at Waterloo one day last week
THE First National Bank has q
change OF advertisement In this issue,
which will be of interest to our read
lers ,: e " (,
LII. j. Wilson, who recently pur-.
chased the lowell hotel at Monticel ello, !.
was a visitor In Manchester on Sat Sat
urday. S 30 II. s5$. S5s
Mrs. Alton Dunham Of Strawberry
Point was called here last week by
the illness /. Of her mother, Mrs. G.
H. Taylor.
Miss Mae Foster and her mother
enjoyed. a visit over Sunday from w.
R. Foster and his son.. Marcus, OF
Williams, Iowa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorda Ball were
at Strawberry Point last week at
tending the funeral of the formers
uncle, Mr.. Al Ball. \ ... ~
Harold Mandeville and Roland F..
Klein OF Waterloo were in the city
on Friday evening attending the de-
clamatory contest. ,,; se. s5
John Purvis went to Greene, 10.
wa, Monday morning where he has
a large contract to lath q school
house at that place. V.
Read what Hutchinson e Atwater
have to say inS their change Of ad-
yertisement this week about the
Standard Spray Pump. 5$a.3 ,5ss5s
Mrs. Charles Barr returned home
on Monday evening from Cedar Rap
ids, where she had been a guest of
her brother. Mr. Ben Hamblin, and
family lF
Ira B. Clark, who is connected
with the government fish cultural, sta
tions along the Mississippi, was the
guest of friends in the city the latter
part Of last week. t @s. r i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown returnte
to Manchester on Monday evening
from Central. City, where they had
been the guests OF relatives and
friends for several days.
Senator e. H.. Hoyt left last
Wednesday evening for Muskogee,
Oklahoma, to spend some time with
his family. who have been spending
the winter in the south.
Miss Ennis Taber, who attends
the State Teachers College at Cedar
Fails, is spending two weeks vaca-
tion at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Taber, in this city,
Miss. Fay Vaughn, Instructor in
elocution in the East Waterloo High
school, accompanied the East High
contestant in tho declamatory con-
test, Miss Carrie NfacFarland, to this
city on Friday evening Of last week.
County Treasurer Geo. A. New
man requests The Democrat to an
nounce that&anyone holding outstand-
! ing bridge Or road fund warrants may
present them and same will be paid
as the fund Is now sufficient to do so.
The Northeastern Iowa Teach
| ers' Association convenes in Cedar
Rapids on April 23 and "a. Several
noted speakers are on the program
and the teachers are looking for
ward to the very interesting meet
ing. u x Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Anasa Brown of
Strawberry Point were over Sunday
guests of relatives in Manchest ter. Mr..
Brown is manager Of a Variety SC
and 10c store in the Clayton Coun-
ty town. Essi
Mr.. and Mrs. George "A. Miller
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
| Cornwell and family and Miss Clara
Weis er were at Coggon last week at
tending the celebration of the fiftieth
anniversary Of. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Cornwell
Women readers of The Democrat
will be interested in the change of
advertisement Of D. F. Grove G Co.,
in which they call attention to their
complete line Of dress goods and
J millinery stock. Read their announce
1 ment 81.
The Anamosa basket bail team
was in the city Saturday afternoon
on their way home from Cedar Falls,
where they had been playing at the
Northeastern Iowa tournament. Per
Icy Walker, who was formerly an IN
\ structor in the Manchester High
Il schnol6 accomnanfod tha team a3 g} ,5r