Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-08-25

| Read what Gildner Bros. have
to say regarding a popular line of
mems hats. ~ IL
Mrs. Emma Wilson of Hazelton,
is a guest OF her sister, Mrs. E. E.
Cowles, this week.
! Miss Marie Storey went to Wa
terloo this morning for visit with
relatives and friends. y .r--..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keiser, OF
Parkersburg, Iowa, are the parents
Of a son, born August oath. =.
Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence went to
Waterloo last week to spend a few
days with relatives and friends.
Miss Edna Otis and Miss Clara
Barr left Sunday for San Francisco,
where they viii visit the exposition.
d. M. Hughes has an announce
ment which will prove of interest
to our readers. Don't fail to. read
It. t'-&E: ~: - - -'r s : &@2%'a't5f
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Morrissey
and children Of South of Masonville,
wero guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cllas.
Barnett on Sunday. r. x
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Arnold are
at Dee Moines and Colfax this week.
While in Des Moines, they Will at
tend the state fair. s'| ~
Miss Blanche Terril, Miss M.
Dell Sager, Mrs. Lille Ball and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hermann were
visitors in Waterloo on Saturday.
Miss Mallde Flint returned to
her home at Cedar Rapids on Mon
day morning, after spending several
days with friends in Manchester.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Taber and
little son Of Tiptcn, Iowa, were
guests of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Taber, over Sunday.
John Mulvehill, one OF the well
known former residents Of Mason
Vile, but now residing at Superior,
Wisconsin, is visitor in Manchester
today. H.. 5-':. --@ :. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Ramn and
family went to Prairie du Chaen, WIS
consin, Monday morning and spent
the with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. D.
Bradley. ,t...-.
.-Mtss Ennis Taber accompanied
her sisteE-in-law, Mrs. Earl Taber,
to Cedar Rapids, from which place,
Mrs. Taber left for her home at Tip
ton, Iowa. FL T.:
Mr. and. Mrs. Solon Hamblin and
daughter. returned last Saturday
night from Chicago, where they had
been visiting with friends for sew
eral days. .,.,s .-.. 55-S-s
IS. E. Peterson went to Iowa
City on Monday morning to enter
the university hospital for treat
ment for a serious difficulty with
his eyes. ~ 81 = .a-,.
&c, c., Leach, superintendent OF
the government fish hatchery at
Spring Branch, returned home this
morning from a business trip to
the east. - s.@$ y 1! n
Mr.. and Mrs. Don A. Preussner
drove to Iowa City Saturday and
sp ent few days with the members
cf Company III, I. N. G., in camp
near that city: .;s. .:..5s .ss5.. n ,z5. i
IA special meeting az Manches
ter Lodge. No. 4 165, 2sA. & A. NJ,
fw1I he held on Eridny tli1s
week The meetine viii begin at
O'clock sharp. y ~ /. y
The sand Creek Ladies Aid
society will meet next Thursday,
September I'd, with Mrs. John swan swan
SON. Ei All the members OF the so
ciety are urged to be present.
Mrs. S. E. Turner and son,
Sherman, who had been pending
several weeks with friends in Chica-
90, and points in Indiana, arrived
hcme on Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Carr Left Sat
urday morning for a western trip,
which vii include visit to the eX-
position at San Francisco and other
places of interest on the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs M. D.. Arnold, Mrs
A. T. Reading, and Miss Ethel Bill
lings arrived home Tuesday even
ing from a trip to Webster City
and Waterloo, made, in Mr.. Arnold s
touring car ~.......o5s,ss. x q,
Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson,
returned home last week from a de-
lightful trip to the Pacific coast, vls-
iting the San Francisco exposition
and other points Of interest.
THE Snodgress Clothing COM
pany announce the arrival of a full
line of the popular brand of Bradley
Sweaters for high school and col
lege boys. Note what they say IN
their announcement on another page
Mrs. ]. D. Kennedy, one OF
the early day residents of Manches-
ter, residing at Oswego, New York,
is a guest in the home Of Judge
and Mrs. George w. Dunham. Mrs.
Kennedy's old time friends here are
pleased to see her. /, .}
Mrs. Jennie Ford goes to Em-
metsbmrg, Iowa, this week, and upon
her return home she will be accom-
panied home by her aunt, Mrs. Re
becca Otis, who will spend some
time with her, neices, Mrs. D. F.
Young and Mrs. Ford. ..,.
j. B. Higman of this city has
purchased of Hennessey & keyes,
one of the handsome Dodge Broth
ers touring cars. The 1916 Dodge
car is a. beauty, and a number cf
the same are on display at the
'Hennessey Garage" on East Main
street. - Ns
DIR. C. R. Weir requests TIE
Democrat to announce that he will
be back September 1st, and that his
office will be opened for practice ON
that date. Dr., and Mrs. Weir have
been spending a month touring the
state and visiting friends at num-
ber of points. -...
FORD CHECKS COMING. &
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