Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-01
To-day marks the opening

/ AoOSAoy III uSAL week.
r. Ivan Bone was a visitor in Ce
dar Rapids ON last Saturday. -"
T.. Mrs. Charles Brownell is visitin
with relatives at Nashua, Iowa. Il
%-Rev. L. Rooney has returne,
from an extended visit with rela
t1Vts and friends in the east ~
Mrs. Charles Malven and he
sister, Miss Oliver, went to lndepent
ence this morning for a visit will
relatives. +-. b,
Mrs. Joseph White and daughter
Miss Violet, have returned home
after a two months visit with rea
tdyes at Atlantic, Iowa.
Andrew Mccarthy returned tt
M1nneapo oils, Minnesota, on Saturda,
morning after a several days visi,
here with relatives and friends.
Miss Alma Duba has returned tt
her duties in The First National
Bank, after spending a two weeks
vacation visiting with relatives and
friends in Waterloo.
Mr., and Mrs, Henry Petition
and children have been spending
the past week with Mrs. Petitions
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paige, at
West Union, Iowa. t.
Miss Clara, Bing expects to leave
on Thursday of this week for HUNT.
ington, West Virginia, where she
will spend a two weeks vacation
with relatives and friends. .e
-Mesdames S. P McCarren, r. w.
Rowland and G. w. Storey and
Misses Jennie McCarren and Luella
Caskey were visitors in Winthrop ON
Wednesday afternoon OF last week.
-Wfbben e Walker announce that
they have tailored and semi-tailored
hats for sale at reasonable prices.
Women readers of The Democrat
should read their advertisement on
another page of this issue.
The annual opening of the mite
box Of the Wcman's Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will
b. held next Wednesday, September
9Th, at the home of Mrs. J. M. Jones.
+. Mrs. w. P. Bissell and son, War
rem, left this morning for Ames,
where the latter will enter college
and his mother will reside at that
place during the school year. They
made the trip to Ames by automobile
The Democrat stated last week
that Mr.. and Mrs. Frank keiser OF
Parkersburg were%.the parents of a
son. The new member of the Keiser
,amily is a young Lady We offer
his as an apology to the young
Miss. "
-Messrs. Zimmerman, Keefe, |
Dunn, Teibeau, and Horn, represen-
ative business men and personal |
Tiends of the Late T. C. Hines, ac-
the funeral party to this |
ity last Wednesday night and re-
NAMED here for the services on
thursday. .-s 81
j. Kelley has purchased the
lmery Allyn property on West Main
treet, the deal being closed the
after part cf the week. Mr.. Allyn
ives possession Of the property on
1arch Is, when he and his family
ill take possession Of their SfaTmNE
roperty Masonvi11e. i ss;a
Mr.. $and$ Mrs. II: eE. Stephens ana
Dorothy, left T Thursday for
colchester, Minnesota, where the
has entered Mayo hospital
-r an operation. Friends of the
amily sincerely hope that the
hid may receive the desired relief
'om an illness OF many months. i
DR.. and Mrs l.. D. Smith,, of I,
ichmond, Virginia, were guests of b
slatives in the city the latter part ,
I last week. DR. and Mrs. Smith {
ere on their way hcme from Nhe {
xposition at San Francisco. DR..
mith is brother sof Mrs. E. N. I
1olcott, Of this city.
e. N. Wolcott Of this city has
rchased of the Manchester Auto !
Supply company new seven pas :
niger, six cylinder Buick car This i
one of the finest touring cars in
is city. The company also sold
wen passenger Paige cars recently
H. l. Ram of this city, and S.. j..
cs of Dundee. Ff s'S3s7sr t';r .ss.. III S
friends will be. in I
rested to learn that Mr. and Mrs. t
. 0. Young, who have been resid- a
g at DOltcn, South Dakota, expect o
remove to Marshal lltown, Iowa, in a
out two weeks. Mrs. Young will +
me to Manchester in a few days c
r a visit at the home of her moth b
i, Mrs. Mary Servoss. r. -. s.
Mrs. Irene Jones Bonnen, who t,
d been. visiting in-the city at the is
me Of her parents, Mr.. and Nss. n
s.. Jones, for several weeks, lett n
Monday. for Chicago, where she fl
ms her husband and later in the fjt
eek they depart for Paris, France, }ti
tere Mr.. Bonnen is a representa- b
q OF the Western Electric com ci
ny of Paris.
Geo. H. Barr, Ned Seeds and .
cs. Wilson, jr., were at F1eming's
II near Delhi on Tuesday, taking
preparatory to the z
lStructing of a dam at that place W
I the purpose of furnishing power m
I lights for farmers in the neigh ~
hood and nearby towns. It is not %
,ected that work will be commenc- da
on the dam until next spring. M
"A. r. Leroy leaves this week u
a several weeks trip in the "a
st. Mr.. Leroy goes frcm here Tn
Minneapolis on. business trip IN
T from there he goes to Seattle. Is
shington, to attend national cl
X convention. He will also spend
le time at the exposition at San Al
.ncisco and at Salt Lake City X
ore returning hcme. t .I%
Miss Blanche Bishop, who has es ,a
n spending several weeks sight ~, ~
ing in the west and northwest, re- 20
led home Sunday morning Miss a.. a..
hop spent some time at the ex- ~
ltion in San Francisco, and also W W
ut a. short time withhe brother, W. W.
Bishop, who resides at Helena, LIZ
,taDa. Next week she goes to =
tville to teach in the High ~
>ol.
C, I. Tousley and his two sons.