Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-04-28
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MANCHESTER PEOPLE
: : ARE DOING At HOME AND
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REVIEW AID FORECAST Of tue vEEI
ttsms Of a Personal and General
Nature Picked Up About
the City. y ~# +,

Rev. c. X. Hudson was a visitor
In Dubuque on Monday. .F& y
| Mrs. E. L. Bolsinger was a Wis
itor in Cedar Rapids on Monday.
| L. Burbridge was guest ol
friends in Cedar Rapids on Monday
| E. c. Perkins, of Delhi, was q
business visitor in the city on Mon.
Iday. l. ~! ,..7l
Miss Tdeil Miles was a guest OF
friends in Waterloo on Friday OF
last week. "- !
Glenn Smith has been visiting
with friends in Chicago during the
past week. T.
The Thursday Afternoon Club
met at the home Of Mrs. H. c.. Seeds
last week. s.t =, a.
The Priscilla Club will meet
with Mrs. Charles Kelser on Thurs
day. Of this week. ia
Mrs. w: F., Grossman was an
over Sunday guest Of friends at St.
Paul, Minnesota. ~ =
Mrs. w. j. Davis and her daugh-
ter, Miss Julia Davis, were visitors
In Dubuque on Monday. s''-".- y 'f u.
C. J. Hockaday and o. U. Hook
aday went to Chicago on last Sum
day on business trip. S
F. B. Johnson auvertises that
he has just received car, load of
ground feeds. Read what he has to
say. .@%"..s5.z .@%"..sssl5 80, T. ~ Z
Manchester Cooperative Com.
mission company shipped carload of
stock to Chicago on Monday after
noon. ~ =, &f4.Ei H.. -. 2i5s%
"A meeting of the congregation OF
the Presbyterian church will be held
on Thursday evening for the cleo.
tion OF pastor.
Mrs. C. r. Wier and Mrs Mar
gerry Hoyt gave a luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. Hoyt this afternoon.
Covers were laid for forty guests.
Miss Bertha Wells went to Du-
buque on Monday to spend a week
with her mother, Mrs. L. G. Wells,
who is in that city receiving medical
treatment. &a
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Keagy, of
Waterloo, arrived in the city on
Saturday morning for, visit at the
home Of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Keagy. ~ e.
A meeting Of the Woman's Aux
Hilary Of Park View hospital will be
held at the home of Mrs. Charles j..
Seeds. on Thursday. May, 6, instead
Of Thursday April 29th: y q y. e%s s-;*y,t
/ +, Hutchinson e. Atwaters have
change of advertisement this week
in which they give some interesting
facts regard the Eclipse lawn now
or. Read what they have to say, /
Mrs. F. S. Walker of Fayette
was a guest Of her son, Superintepd-
ent F.. P. Walker, during q part Of
the past week. Mrs, Walker return
ed to her home on Monday morning. |
Mrs. t. S. Lehan, Of Waterloo,
was an over Sunday guest in the
city at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs, H.. D. Wagner. Mrs. NLe-
han returned to her home on Mon
day morning. f-. 44t
Mrs. w. P. Bissel enjoyed q
visit during part. of the past week |
from her brother, E. L. Sanborn, and |
his wife,, of Mapleton, Minnesota. |
Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn, who had been
attending the exposition at San Fran
cisco, California, and visiting at
other points In the west and south,
eft for their home on Tuesday.
. The Thirteen Club offer cash
prize of $500 for first prize and
$500 for second prize for best kept
avn. Those wishing to enter the
contest must not be over fifteen
,ears of age and must report to Mr..
7. F. Merry, chairman Of the COM
nittee OF judges. The contest be-
gins the first week In May and con-
inuing for six months. Lawns must
,e kept in order back of the house
Is we'll as the front. The judges
will inspect the work once each
month, and credit will be given,
There must be no less than "a con-
estantS. i .-.E