Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-08-04

. NOnQay..
w Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lillibridl
Of near. Oneida are the parents of
son born on Wednesday aftenoo
=. July 28th.,
II H: E. Henderson was bushes
e visitor in Waterloo on Saturday
last week.
"A large number from here al
- attending the Dairy Day Picnic {
Delhi today. 49,, -
Miss Mayme Devlin left thi
n morning for Chicago, where she wi
.. spend several days..
-Floyd Peet, Of Edgewood an
F. f. Peet Of Lamont, were visitor
u In the city on Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Pinch of Ma
sonville were visitors in the city thu
latter part OF last week.
e. w. Raymond OF independents.
was a business visitor in the city the
e latter par OF last week. y
=. Mrs. e. A. Jeil, of Usage, is a
guest in the city, at the home of he1
e cousin, Mrs. Lou Hamblin
It Fred Traver" and family leave
this week for San Francisco Califor.
g mia, to attend the exposition.
i -Myron Bryant Of Waukegan, 1lli-
nois. spent over Sunday in the city
! at the home Of his nephew. George
, Prayer ),
Miss Pearl Mutschler went to
East Dubuque ON Saturday afternoon
for an over Sunday visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Earl Davis of Glenwood, To-
= wa, has been a guest Of relatives in
the city during a part of the past
week. -.
Miss Edna French returned to
her home in Cedar Falls on Tuesday
morning after visit in the city with
friends. ...
William Prayer of Fayette was
Ian over Sunday visitor in the city at
the home Of his brother, George
Prayer.
Mrs. Meyers returned to her
home at Fulton, Illinois, on Monday
evening after a visit in the city at
the C. B. Mills home.
The "At Home society of the
Presbyterian church will meet at the
home of Mrs. w. d. Hoyt this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
! "A special meeting of Manchester
! Lodge, No. 1865, A. F. & A. NJ, will
b held on Friday of this week. |
Work on third degree.
DIR. and Mrs. Edwin Cobb of Mar
shalltown were over Sunday visitors
at the home of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Brown.
Mrs. Olive Wheeler arrived in
the city on Monday evening for
a visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson.
Miss Blanche Wells of Waterloo
is expected to arrive in the city the
latter part of the week for a visit at
the home Of her friend, Miss Ella
Gates. ~"
W. w.: Ford was an over Sunday
visitor at Cedar Rapids, guest Of
his family who were visiting rela-
tives in the Parlor City and; at
Marion. = 4 - 49, -s Il
The Woman's Missionary society
of the United Brethren church, which
waste meet at the home of Mrs.
Luke Scanlon on Tuesday, August 3,
will meet on Tuesday Of, next week,
August 10th. = ID, y, ~ ~. =
4 - = Miss Clara Barr and Miss Otis
except to: leave In the near future !,
for a western trip. They will attend = :,
the exposition at San Francisco and =
visit other places of interest on the r
Pacific coast. - s,' ..- :,
Mrs. John Jordison and her Al
laughter, Miss Alathea, left Monday v
for their home at Gilman, la,
Wisconsin,, after being here to attend
he funeral OF their husband and IA
her, John Jordison. 49,. -
j. S. Bittner, state food inspect C.
r., was in the city on last Thursday. OF
Ir. Bittner found two cases where =
ad eggs had been sold to local mer-
hants and asks The Democrat to Sd
'arn the farmers against selling bad re re
ggs. ..... :, 49,. ~ al
The many friends of Mrs. Frank /.
|arnd, who has been critically i'll ch
or some time, will be pleased to wi
,arn that she is recovering. Miss rel
affof, a nurse from Dyersville, who
as been in attendance, has returned m.
} her home. - in
Mrs. Bessie Howe, who had been an
[siting in Manchester for about a clio
onth, left on Monday morning for Re
alley Junction, Iowa, for a visit at on
le hmoe of her son, Bert Howe, be-
re returning to her home at Ok +.
I'd, Mississippi. III. III
Mrs. Howard B. Commerford and ,af,
70 children returned home from Nei
,ggon on Saturday morning, where W.T.
ey had been for some time visiting rat
~ ~, orsoad 'ee. sec,enoniaS % +hanr, tn ing
is city for several days visit.
John J. Hutter, who has been WE
lotype operator in The Democrat z
ice for the past five months, re-
med his position on account of suf-
ing from lead poisoning, and will A
urn to his home at Marengo, H. wet
ois, the latter part of the week. mu'
The report of the Delaware ihe'
unity Farmers Cooperative Com. ave
ssion company for the month of ues
y, 1915, is as follows: Is cars was wa,
'ck shipped; value stock shipped, ciou
,15S.09; 10 cars of feed. coal and sno'
inc sold; value of supplies sold, WIN WIN
675.69. hea'
Mrs. A. M. Cloud and her sister, p ,"'
IS Sue. Fleming, left on Tuesday As
hit for Duluth, Minnesota, for sew f.vc
= =, .,s.,y 49, W., i" mad
~ III ~ "u NJ: n: crop
ming, who are now attending the moi
osition at San Francisco. ditto
The Woman's Foreign Missionary less
lety oi the heIlpo4lst Eplscopal Thel
rcn VIII meet on wednesday art. grail
oon, August 18th, at the home of two
J.. Jacob Schwager, west Of town. ued
ar the meeting a picnic supper aged
be held to which all. the mem too
3 of tn society are invited. too
Louis Atwater and friend, A la
rye Glitson, of Washington, D. c., will
e guests Of relatives and friends has
he city the first of the week. crops
Atwater and his friend are re- thou.
ling from trip to the Pacific potat
It and left this afternoon for the On
and will visit several places of tion
rest before returning 10 thelr tatoe
q at washington. lures
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