Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-03

M. D. Arnold is a business vi!
;itor in Waterloo today, -. .
! Arthur ]. Gildner was in Straw
\ berry Point on business on Tues
Il day. -"
800 persons visited the city
rest room during the month Of Feb
ruary. t.
ID. J. Meggenhurg was a bust
ness visitor in Strawberry Point OF
Tuesday.
Herman Barker left on Tuesda,
morning for Kansas City: for Wis
It with friends.
j. N. lliff of Webster City was
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. M. d. Ar.
mold on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Drummy
of Ryan were business visitors in
Manchester on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jones are
the parents Of a daughter born on
Thursday, February rs, 1915.
Mrs. H. c. Seeds entertained a
company of twelve lady friends at a
card party last Saturday evening.
Miss Lizzie Hennessey of Ryan
was a guest of her friend, Mrs. An
ma Ward Britt, during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hetherine-
ton have removed from this city to
their farm near Friendship, Wiscon-
sin.
Theodore Pohlkamp and family
left Tuesday for Pierz, Minnesota.
where they will make their future
home.
Miss Ennis Boggs of Jackson
Vile, Florida, arrived in the city
the first of the week for a visit
with friends.
Mrs. Geo. E. Nelson left for
Council Bluffs on Monday to remain
indefinitely with her daughter, Mrs.
John E. Evans.
John Busker and family left the
first Of the week. for Deer Creek,
Minnesota, where they are to make
their future home.
John Prowse and family, who
have been living on Prospect street
in this city, have removed to farm
north Of the city.
"A. G. Philip has a change of
advertisement this week in which
he talks about wall paper. Read
what he has to say. 81.
Delaware county friends Of E. s.;
Cowles Of Lamont will be pleased to
learn that he is recovering from
his recent critical illness. y ~
Fred Salow, who has been en-
ployed in the Roshek store at Du-
buque, Is at home for a several days
visit with relatives and friends. X
Misses Mae and Margaret Sui 4
livan Of Ryan were over Sunday visit
ors. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. J. Britt on East Union street.
H. r. Mcdonald has a change of :
advertisement this week in Which
ne quotes some very attractive prices
On groceries. Read his advertise
nent. r" ''Sg.
Mrs. F.. B. Johnson and, Mrs. I:
George Miller gave a. one o'clock
luncheon today at the home Of Mrs.
Johnson to a company Of tl,irty-two
'riends. = ,&&5s~: NV. ;y &. .t I y
Rev G. k Hudson, gJpastery of III
he Methodist Episcopal church, &c eS,f:
70, Winthrop THIS evening to assist .
thesspastor. at that placeswith some Il
pecial meetings. / 5
The Woman's Missionary socfe-
y of the United Brethren church I,
will meet with Mrs. Sam Hawks on
Of this week. Everyone is e;3
invited to attend. - + jj,,.1.%,. -s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Shaw and
he latter's mother, who have been
wing on a farm near Independence,
moved to. this city last week and 4
will reside in Park Lodge. y
. Arthur Schroeder Of Dundee and
v. A: Connell of Oneida have been
lrawn for the federal petit jury for
be April term Of court which con-, 4
enes in Cedar Rapids on April s.
&C. G. Armistead announces in his
bange of advertisement this week
hat representative of tailoring
ouse will be at his store on Mon
ay, March 8. Read his advertise
nent. ~ >G... t..'f' - .'sFsSs13t Z
Frank Stevenson left last Sat- !
rday for Morris, Minnesota, with \
ar load of farm machinery and
ousehold goods. Mr.. Stevenscn's IA :
lilly left for Morris on. Tuesday !
St ..,, 4
TIE Manchester friends Of Miss
lola Haug, WHO has been in a.
ospital in Waterloo for some time, 3
from a severe attack Of :
neumonia, will be pleased to learn
lat she is recovering. -.
Ed Gibbs, who resides north Of
lis city, had the misfortune on
[onday afternoon to have log, 3.
,hich he was moving, fall in such
manner as to crush one of his
,es. The injury is very painful ~
le. -. - n -
Attic special meeting OF TIE ci-
courcil, reld Monday evening,
yilliam Jewell was awarded TIE con-
act for constructing the curb and N
litter + on Butler and Howard
reefs from tie river east to To-
a street. .3n-
TIE annual inspection of Com
my D of this city will be held at
e Armory on next Tuesday even
G. As mentioned in The Democrat
gently Captain Edgar Ridenour.
ito 10Th United States Infantry,
i'll make the inspection. ..E&,
Mrs. H. A. Dittmer and daugh- /.
r, Miss Margaret Dittmer, will en-.
rtain a company of friends at
e o'clock luncheon on Thursday OF,
is week. Mrs. Dittmer. and hre :
lighter will give another luncheon
Saturday afternoon of this week.
The report of the Delaware
unity Coop erative, Commission
for the month Of February
IS as follows: 16 cars of stock
lpped; car Of hay shipped: s
rs of coal received; 8 cars of feed
% ived, and the total amount of
siness, s21, ,077.20. -.e.s -
Linn county was placed under
the first of the week be-
Use Of the discovery Of foot and
'uth disease ON the farm Of Thos.
niels, two and one-half miles from 5.
ringville. The entire herd on the
niels farm tWentY-seYen cattle