Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-11-17

saturday and Sunday, returning home
Monday afternoon. No. s.
sT's-Representative =. ,E. Taylor, .;
Indepe endence was a guest of his
mot her, Mrs. Taylor and sister. Mrs
Alton Dunham, on Saturday and SUI slll.
day. s,:: $;s5:. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kragenbrink and
daughter, Viola, Of near. Hop pkinton.
were visitors in the ]. M Britt home
on Sunday. 49, IS ~. = n n Ss5
IS. q. Turner has joined the ranks
|of automobile owners and has invest
<, In new Ford. which he purchasss
lea OF j: N. Jones & Sons. 81 IS; ssis q: q
The n, ~ Ladies Aid society Of
|the Method dist Epfscop church viii
/ meet ih the church par lors q On ss Ef1-.. f1.s
day AfternpOn,s lGoyembe 18th sss
~ ana 8 Nil. u DittsraG ~
turnsd hone last Thursd4y evening
|after spending q few days Kithi
their son, Clarence Dittmer, and
WIFE, at Columbus. Ohio. Sss SsSrs
The aides OF 81, Mary's church
win have baking at Mr.. %. u. Il 1OckAr
days meat market on Saturday Fore
noon, and solicit the patronage of
Manchester people.
Senator and Mrs. e. III. Hoyt, IL.
L Ram, Miss Edith ". Ram and
Mrs. G. C.. Bradley were in DUBUQUE
| Monday evening to hear the noted
singer. Mme. Julia Claussen. at sHo-3
tel Julien. Il; s2s
|sS-Mr, and Mrs. Harry. Austin and
children OF Melcher, Iowa, are IN the
city, the guests Of the latter's m0th-sf
er, Mrs. Henry Lawrence. Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin are about to remove to-
the state Of Wyoming, here they
will make their home In the future
IA Milton Waugh, of Chicago, spent
a. few hours with his mother, MIS-
David Waugh, and sister, Miss Nan-s
/ ME Waugh, in. this city today. Mr..
Waugh had been at MinneapQlis and
st. Paul, and was on his way to Chi-
cago. b s$4 ,3s
II The Snodgress Clothing Company
has interesting facts to tell about
the Patrick Mackfnaws. The Snod.
gress store Is headquarters IN Man
chester for. this popular brand Of
mackfnaw, and Mr.. Worth will be
pleased to show them to the " boys
and young men. ~ Y ii NJ s
DIR. and MRS. &. RI Weir 4 moved \
into the DR.. Scott resid dence: on East
Main street on Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Scanlcn, who few
weeks ago came to Manchester rom
Rock Island, Hin ofs, are going to
move into the dwelling just vacated
by DR., Weir ~ y
Representative Burton e. Sweet,
of Wayarly. delivered an address 1t
4 meeting OF the Methodist Brother
hood at Delhi ON Monday evening"
County Auditor c. H. Bunker OF thiS
city, and "a number of MI. Sweets Z
friends OF Earlville, accompanied him
to- Delhi, and. attended the meetinS.
& Mrs. M. Hahesey arrived home
the first OF the week from a visit a i
several weeks in The Pohlkamp home i
in Fierce, Minnesota. The Pohlkamp
family ia pleasantly remembered bY 4
many friends in Delaware county
who viii be- pleased to learn that
they. are prospering IN their new
home. s;s - / ssss$ 3.s$
X Miss Martha sKaltenbach, ofs
Murdo. SoIh Dakota. was a guest d
her uncle end aunt, MI. ana Mrs.
Henry Welterlen, in this city, and
othersrelatiyes near Manc chester tor /
several days.She went to Cedar Rap
ids Monday morning for a visit with
friends there before returning to her
home at Murdo. 5 Il, ,ist. If. i;s s; 6
The Ninth district convention OF
the Woman's Relief corps is in ses-si
sion in Dubuque today. Among the
ladies' from the Manchester organfa-
ton in attendance are Mrs. p. s. |
Crosby. Mrs. "a. c. Garter, Mrs.
Amanda Skinner, Mrs. George Harrf-
son. Mrs. Catherine Blaisdell, Y Mrs.
Thomas Elder and Mrs. L. G.. Preuss-
ner. a 49, Ftg7. ~ S5st
Goodhile advertfses big
sale Of gloves and mittens which 1
will begin on Saturday, November,
goth. Mr.. Goodhile recently pur+
chased large stock Of this seasons
able wear, and has them on display
in the building formerly occupied !
by the Manchester Tailoring COM
pany, on Franklin street. These NIT
tens, Mr.. Gocdhile Nsays, will be-
sold at a big discount regardless Of
original cost. 555 5,sf IS s.