Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-02-10

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Moines on business. ~ F| &ei &
M. D. Bushnell was business
visitor in Decorah on Tuesday. 4: I.
e. E. McCloud of Ryan transact
ed business here on Monday. Ga#
will Pinch of Masonville was 9
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Miss Mayme Devlin was a. pas
senger to CEDAR Rapids on Saturday
Robert Harris returned Tuesday
from a. business trip to Cedar Rapids
John Tarleton of Ryan was
business caller in Manchester Mon
day. =. isfsz
Joseph Hutchinson and e. M.
Carr went to Chicago Sunday on
business. :, :. st.ll...3j: r:
i -Messrs. Oba Lyman and Floyd
king went to Elma, iowa today on
business. s '-.
Mrs. M. F. Leroy and daughter,
Miss Dora, were visitors In Dubuque
on Friday. .5. tt=7ss e ,5%s 4
| Mrs. E. III. Hoyt was the guest
Of friends at Sinsinniwa Mound, Wis
consin on Sunday. .Jr5,& ''.-'s.'...f
! ! M essrs. Martin and Bernard Fitz-
patrick Of Greeley were business Wis.,
itors in town riday. ~
DR.. and Mrs. L.. McNeill Of Ep-
worth were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Work on Monday. IT, ca. I. j
e. H. Hoyt left Monday, on an
extended business trip to points in.
Colorado and other. western states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rhodus and
son returned, Monday after a visit at
h y = nnlo ps<a
Miss Edna French, deputy county
recorder, was an over Sunday visitor
with friends and relatives at Water
loo. = liz r;
Miss Pearl Middleton was pas 4
senger to Lamont this morning, go-
ing there for short visit with
friends. *f-@ =. +, 4, y, = (.
--"Ole Peterson" a Swedish mu-
sical comedy, will appear at Cen
trail opera house on Saturday night Of
this week. ~ y; - 49, - st3s e
Mrs. William Penny, residing on
the West Side, received broken
arm in fall on the icy walks at her
home on, Sunday. }A, ,l1sz5!
| Mrs. John Kaster went to Cog
gon Monday afternoon for several
days visit with her sister, Mrs. E.
Horton, land family. egy..Ss. .s.9 4,
William Jewell, the cement man,
has a new advertisement on p~ge 8, /
to which your attention is called II
in need of work in his line.
Mrs. w. F.. .Grossman returned
Sunday from St. Paul. Minnesota,
where she had been visiting with her
mother, sister and other relatives.
Mrs. H. T. Commerford went to
Coggon Saturday for a short visit
with her parents and to attend the
Minstrel show on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arduser Wis
|ited with relatives in Coggon Mon
day evening, and attended the Min
Istrel show, at the new opera house.
Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson returned
on Saturday from visit with her
father in Charlotte, Michigan, and
with relatives and friends in Chica-&
,go. ~. ,a,z5Si.7 i Err. J, }ssI,it$
T Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C. Burnside
went to Waucoma Saturday for an
over Sunday visit with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL M. Burn;
side. 55<:. 4. Z G 3: .S,x; .s&$ n { 5.
Jesse Barker Of Cedar Rapids leave
tonight, for ,Chicago,-to attend the an
nual cement show, which opens there
on February. 11.#,,5$v+. @,i ,lE. g5 a 81 "A
Mrs. Sarah Bradley left on Tues
day for Winterhayen, Florida, where
she will spend several months with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scofield and
Bradley Scofield. y :. .5!s.E VIZ
Miss Dorothy Keyes was an over
Sunday guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Keyes. - She is student
at Cornell college and returned to Mt
Vernon on Monday. .s!
IT. M. Case, of Lone Rock, Wis
consin, has been the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Hoyt, for
the past few days, leaving today on
business trip to western points.
Miss Amber Davis, student at i
Cornell college, came home on + riday
for an over Sunday visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Davis.
She returned to Mt. Vernon on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Sheppard leave
where they will engage in farming.
Their car of stock, machinery, ETC.,
went Tuesday. Leslie Jones being in
charge thereof.
Mrs. H. w. Lawrence is expected
home the last of the week, after
visit of several weeks at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. H. C. Austin,
at Harvey, Iowa. Mrs. Austin and
children will accompany her mother
home for a visit in Manchester.
Six carloads of stock were ship
ped to Chicago from the M. & O.
yards on Tuesday. Chas. Lundell,
Arthur Anderson, A. S. Keyes and
Peter Benson accompanied them.
Three cars of stock also went out to-
day over the M. & o. from this sta
tion. .
Never in the history. of Manches-
ter were the sidewalks in such
dangerous condition as at present.
Throughout the entire city they are
coated with ice and almost all the
pedestrians are taking to "the mid
die of the road". Falls have been
almost innumerable, and several SER
ious accidents have resulted. 81
IOWA BANNER CROP STATE.
| Washington, D. c., Feb. 6.-Iowa
has wrested from Texas the title of
banner crop state, the thirteen prin-
cipal crops grown there last year be-
ing valued at 1851, ,45O, 900, according
to the agricultural outlook issued to-
day. Illinois crops were worth $780,