Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stewart arSs
the parents OF daughter. born Sum
day, August 8th. s% h: 81 MI:
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Sullivan
were guests over Sunday OF the for
mers brother, who lives on Z farm
near Masonvifle. M e5. VI S4t
The Ladies' Aid Society viii
serve ice cream and cake on tho
limited HethrenS Il chlfrcfr lnWn Fffdkyt
evening OF this week. Everybody IN
invited. S ri X NJ Ii {$}
Mrs Will J.. Smith and baby
daughter returned to their home In
Dubuque on Tuesday morning, after
short visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Marshall. ss
!. Mrs. Burdette Young and chill;
dren are spending several days with
relatives and friends at Greeley. In
the mean time her husband is board
ing at the eating houses.
Miss M. Dell Sager Of Chicago
will spend two weeks vacation
with her friend, Miss Blanche Ter-s
ril. She will arrive the first OF next
week and remain here until the last
Of the month. ~ isSsi fSs N sEa
# Miss Maude knight OF Iowa City
was a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bunker several days last week. Misas;
knight left this morning for:
Alta, Iowa, where she will sp end ~
few. weeks with her parents. ss ri
Misses Angie Pierce and Flor
ance Milner, who, have been spending
few weeks onl the Pacific coast.
visiting the exposition and other
points of interest, are expected home
ThIrSd u, n, orp thja sf.Sa53tgS
Mrs. Lillian Ball, who spent sew
eral months In Manchester, will ar!
rive here from Lincoln. Nebraska,.5
her home with her sister, Mrs. A.
B. Terril. $T g .5l .5.. n ;ia s
Mr.: and Mrs. Victor Collard have
lian Kitridge, Of Chicago. Miss Kit
ridge had been spending 81 several
weeks with friends at Decorah, Iowa,
before coming to Manchester .3ll
Miss pepper Of Elgin. Iowa, was /,
a guest of her friend. Miss Barbara
Pierce, several days last week. Miss
Peeper has been elected to; q posi-
ton as teacher in the Central school,,
er. .y:t A. j4s ,s S5fi III ri "
Miss Cecil Cotter, who has ;heen /
spending several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. p. M. Carr, left Tuesday
morning for Iowa City, where she
post graduate work. ST S3 rs. ,};s
Mrs. w. H. Lawrence went to
Waterloo Monday for q visit with 4
friends and relatives. and also at I
tend the graduation exercises Of the
mi a auvSa h =
granddaughter, Miss Alice Lawrence,
oeing a member &of the graduating
class. & 81 & Ss EsIS EsIS
Hon. and, Mrs. w. II. Norris and
daughter, Miss Laura Norris, leave
Saturday for the west. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris 60 to Salt Lake City, where
Mr. Norris will attend the National
Bar association meeting. Miss. Nor
ris goes to Boise, Idaho, where she
will teach during the coming year. 3s 14 &
"A supper will be served by the
United Brethren church on the
church lawn on Wednesday evening
August 18, from $50 until all are
served, Proceeds are to 60 towards
building new chimney. All friends
are invited to attend and help
good cause. - 5- Xxx s
The Manchester Auto & Supply
company has an announcement In
this issue In which they speak Of
their repair department. The COM
pany also handles three of the most
popular lines of cars-the Buick,
Chandler and Saxson. Automobile
owners will find their weekly, an
nouncements of interest.
On Monday, August 18th, Seibel
Brothers Greater shows will give two
exhibitions in this city. The COM
lpany has $50 trained ponies, monkies
and dogs. A free street parade will
be given at noon, and a free exhibi-
tion in front of the big tent follow
| ing the parade. The exhibition in
!; the afternoon will take place at 2
o'clock and at s in the evening.