Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-02-10
LOCAL news
B. Of { THE week
WHAT MANCHESTER PEOPLE
ARE DOING At HOME AND
M sy,. AsRoAD. !i., -.
REVIEW ID i LsE0lEGAS1 Of Tue utEA
Items Of . Personal and General
a, Mature Picked Up About
f. the City.

l., Mature Picked Up About
the City. 81.
Born, on Monday, February 8th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Cloud, a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Ball and bab.
Lwere guests OF friends in Dubuque or
ESaturdAy last.
| Messrs. E. E. Boone and J. W.
Elder left Sunday for McGregor, Min
nesota, on land business.
Mrs. Verna Irving of Cedar Falls
| was an over Sunday guest Of her
mother, Mrs. B. +. Waugnop.
| Read Stearns & Mccormick s
weekly, announcement on page 8. Its
Worthlmoney to you to do SO.
Bills harp orchestra was here
ON Monday, going Nto Coggon with
the K. p. Minstrels that evening.
| ~. e. Cooking has large sale
advertisement on page 8, which will
be of especial interest to farmers.
Rev. Father Malloy of Ryan was
4 visitor in the city Monday evening,
enroute to Fairbank to visit with rel
atives. - ,<,s2ss &
! Mrs. A. M. Hetherington left on
Thursday for Kansas, summoned
there by news Of the Illness of her
mother. .s.-#.s,.5l,,>.s X a. d. 5..'E''.
b. VIM. Barr Jr. has an advertise
kMent in another column of this issue
in which he offers some stock and
grain for sale. >,.,.....
"A dancing party will be given at
the Central opera house this evening.
lLeverson's Harp. orchestra of Usage
furnishes the music. r. .'1 .-,'.. -. f.. ..
John Duncan went to Eaclville
on Monday to assist with the work
in the w. D. Hoyt Cos. branch store
there for few days. : q. =.
F. H. Arnold, agent for the
Paige automobile in this territory,
received carload of the cars at the
u. & o. station Monday. :! ,''s' q
s Mrs. Rae Durham went to Cog
gon on Monday for visit with her
parents and to attend the K. P. Min
strel show that evening. y :
Mr.. and Mrs., Dell Paris of Dol
and, South Dakota, i who have ss been
visiting with relatives and friends In
he county, have ', ''1 returned - to T.. their
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Lister, Of
south Of the city. are entertaining
= their guests this week, Mrs. T.
a. Andrews and son, of Boise City,
Idaho. - .!sT... $34 Si--t :
s-Anyone wishing ta make y dona-
ldons. for the citYsrest room are re-
kquaeted -to4see Mrs Amanda &Acers,
| who is in. charge of the rest room, or
Mr.. M. I. B. Richmond. =: Tnr..-,i,;
~. M. Temple of Dorchester, Can
ada, arrived in the city last week,
and has been the guest OF his niece.
Mrs. Melissa Irving, since. Mr.. Tenn
pie will spend several weeks among
his relatives in Manchester.
Earle A. Davis, editor Of the Tri-
bune at Glenwood, Iowa, arrived on
Wednesday of last week; to join his
wife and family in visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Pentony,
and with his brothers and sister.
"A number of relatives and
friends spent very enjoyable even
ing at the home of Misses Julia and
Nellie Davis on East Union street on
last Wednesday evening. The even
ing was spent in playing games and
refreshments were served. r. ,-s:
Rev. Henry W.. Tuttle of Grin
nell, was in the city on Friday morn
ing for a short time. Rev. Tuttle had
been at Earlville, where he delivered
an address at the re-dedlcation SER
vices of the Congregational church
on Thursday Of last week. r
Reese Jones of Des Moines, was
q visitor the latter part Of last
week at the home Of his mother,
Mrs. Jennie Jones. He returned to
| Des Moines on Sunday being accom-
panied by his sister, Mrs. A. J. An
drews, who will visit with relatives
| here.
The Epworth League Of the M.
E. church will hold basket social at
the l.. Scanlon home, three miles
west of town; on Friday evening,
February 10, to which cordial in
vitation is extended to all. Convey
ances will leave the church promptly
at seven O'Clock.
| Misses Florence Riddell, Villa
Richardson and Angie Pierce went to
| Cedar Rapids on Monday to witness
the performance Of 1.-THE Auctioneer'
with the noted actor, David Warfield
in the leading role. Quite number
from here will witness the same
production in Dubuque this evening.
l. Among those from here who wit
messed the K. P. Minstrel show at
Coggon Monday night were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Prowse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Strickland, Miss Zelda Blake,
Miss Laura Todd, Mrs. H. T. Smith,
Mrs. w. c. Gloer, Mrs. Harry Pinch,
Miss Josephine Thorpe and Miss Ne
ma Mueller.
! Manchester people sympathize
with Rev. J. F. Moore, until recent
ly the popular minister Of the First
Congregational church because of the
sorrow that has come to him by rea-
son Of the death Of his only brother,
who passed away in hospital in
Portland, Oregon, recently. The
brother had submitted to an opera,
tion and succumbed to the effects OF
the same. "
Mrs. J. Harrington, of this city,
Mrs. Charles Carroll, Of Strawberr!
Point and Mrs. Hattie Jenny, of La
mont, left on Friday evening fol
Page, Nebraska, for a visit at the
home of their sister, Mrs. Alfred
Booth. They go to attend double
surprise party upon Mr.. and Mrs
Booth, the function being in honor o
their 35th wedding anniversary ant
of Mrs. Booths 53rd birthday ami
versary, both being celebrated OF