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To Cure Catarrh
Purify the Blood
Reason il Out, Where Does Il
Start the Mucus From7

inuums-abis eaiarrh sufferers have
currd Themselves by Purifying their blood
With 8 r 81 Cafarrh often inradoa mo
entire system before o. chokrs .hc nasal
passage o. becomes e0 chronic and or
tensIve that fhr stomach. liver. Kidneys.
bronchial tubes and most q che glands
ere Involved without such serious r1ndf
lions being realized ratHrrh may BE-
the result ~ some srHoua blood trouble
- former years. and this ia only one q
fhe many peculiar Effects - Impure blood.
Nov IS s. a., in ~ Influence urou the
mucous rufacre. Causes those catarrhal
frrrrfons to b. changed or rHnverfed
into n substance easily. quickly. end nat
uuNv expelled from Tho bHdf Dr. %
changes tlla murIa That 90 g. not the
ropJ. r~icEElnE Etun that plugs tH- nose.
fhufea the threat. causes severe bowel
trouble. upaets tHs stomach and r0utam.
mates the food fIsf Entering tha blood.
70 De- often dITeHif Co. convince rafnrrh
fuTrrfrs that r1rHrir cough. chest pains.
FagE.ne, frfId breath and other symp-
toms are only fhe local rvidrurr % dep
Erafed trouble Get r bottle ~ r. y
today and frv H T0u viii rrf good %.
cults. reel benefit and soon b. auarr -
o. gradual Cleaning rp and n rheet f1 tho
progress md dangers ~ eafarrh Avoid
suhHifufea e a 4 ia prepared only ~
rh~ Swift sra.'f. Co.,. 90 srIr W|dg
ATLANTIS CO. They conduct Re- mafIraI DO
parfmrrf f1r free adFI That in worth
While r1uuT'f.ur
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the members Of the church are htting
up a gymnasium.
william Conner. Of Viola. has return
cd 10 his home at Viola after win
spent the past several days lOokiuE az
ter business Ca the city.
Miss Helen Tallmau. OF New York
city. s. spending several days ar the
guest Of friends 90 the Stratford Springs
Hotel
\ number 81 gypsies PUT in their ar
p~earanCe yesterday 40 Elm Grove o.
remained the greater part Of the day.
John Weiss. CLERK of the state Bank
az Elm Grove has resigned his position.
Mr. and Mrs.. ~. r.. Fields have re-
turned 10 their home a. Wuodlawu. af-
ter having spent the past several days
with friends IN the east.
Mrs William Hcuceroth. Of Chicago.
g. visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
William Gio-eler az Film grove.
Thomas Mc'raCkeu. who has been
spending tho past several days as co...
guest Of relatives of Elm Grove left
yesterday FOR his home 90 columbus -.
Miss Cecilia Yoke. ~ Fulton. will
leave today for q several lays stay VITA
friends and relatives az Cleveland.
Frauk Ryder. or Woodiawu lsft yes
terdaF for T~eunshuru. where ht viii as
sist in a. revival that is in progress az
that place.
The cottage prayer meetings arc IT.
tracing much attention Boo Elu Grove
Mr.. Henry OTTO o. confined Co. her
home az TriHdclphia on account of u-
ness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
FOUR OF A KIND
Appeared In Police Court Yesterday
Morning and Sang the Same
SONG with Variations

-Four poor critters" faced judge
Jordan yesterday morning with an
overload Of Demon Rum on and in
their persons
William Dixon offered an interest.
ing little ballad entitled 81 Amt been
drunk for the last six months Sis
was $40 and costs
Harry Elweil delivered a select ora.
ton. Why 7 got this a But bv
the time he finished the Judge real.
lied he was too drunk % BE- given q
fair hearing. and allowed hIs ease 10
pass until this morning
y e Vinlock was next up with
three on him. Ito Bf0miscd 10 20
home to the southern part Of tho state
and was given n suspended sentence
OF g. and costs
Jacob Miller was also considerably
'iickered up. and was given o. sus.
pended fine when ho told fhe Judge he
had a good job
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
NOT RESPONSIBLE
Judge Newman Rules That Divorced
Husband Is Not TO BE Held For
Debts Of Former Wife.

Judge Newman in Part Two OF Cir
cult court. ruled yesterday that "A di-
vorced husband cannot be forced 10
pay bills for his divorced wife. and
therefore the jury was instructed to
bring in a verdict Tor the defendant
which they did without delay. The
action vas Dr. o. d. Mccoy Va. Tbeo-
dore Wolf. The doctor claimed that
he had waited upon the little daugh.
ter Of the Wolfs and that the wife had
referred him TO the former husband.
This action involved the sum Of
$50 IN fees The judge said. in max.
ing the ruling and directing the YER
dict: II mi see how there could
be a recovery in this case. When a
man AM wife are living together o.
s. the duty OF the husband To provide
FOR the wife. but n they are separated
as in this case. the fault Of either par.
~ must be proven.
In this casc u has not beer shown
Who was at fault In the divorce pro
ceedinEs. but 10 the wife b. a. fault.
the husband BE- not liable for her debts.
The burden is upon the wife In this
ease 10 o that she was not az
fault The plaintiff was given no
lice by the defendant not 10 render
services 10 the. said defendant d.
NOrccd wife, regardless Of how much
fhe might be- in need. and for thls rns.
son a recovery cannot BE- had You
will find a verdict for the defendant.
said the court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
UNDER
OF Life Insurance In This City, Will
Gather at Windsor Hotel az
Noon Today.

The regular monthly meeting arn
n1nquet OF the West Virginia Life Tn.
dcrWriters' Association win be held
Today at noon, 1T the Windsor hotel.
II Is expected that at least seventy.
i've members OF the organization win
De In attendance. Tho meeting IS being
held for the purpose OF promuigauon
ot the slogan OF the organization.
which Is enthusiasm. progress and
combination. The speakers will be
". A. Wilson. superintendent Metro.
politan Life Insurance company. who
viii speak IN the subject. The AFa
of Opportunity and J. p. Hanley. who
VIII speak on - Few Remarka." The
members OF the committee on arrange.
ments are ~ a. Vidal. chairman. &.
3. Schlesinger and Charles Meyer.
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Revival CONTINUES. a, rues,r

The order OF services at Buckley n. z
Shurch. l. =. Crosse. will be al
doalows Tor sunday; sunday school at
s.SO a m. James y. Soles, superinten-
asnt sermon and baptism OF children AZ
alsVV a m: Junior ~E.pworth League. al
tendent: Senior Epworth LeaEu. ~, 40
p m Prof. {. G. Rossey. president.
preaching and revival services az 80
y m. revival meetings zach evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
BOYS BRIGADE
Annual Banquet VII. BE Held Tues
Day Evening, January 20. IN the
Y. ~. {. a. Buifdtnu.

on Tuesday evening January 2C.
there will De q banquet glven in tha
y. " O. A. 10 the non.commlssioned
and senior officers Of tho Hlrrt Wss,
Virginia and the First Ohio REGIMENTS.
lIany visitOrs from M o. town. arr
~rSpccted 10 be IN attendance includ.
inE officers from Cambridge. OHIO and
Warrington Following the banquni
short addresses vii be- delivered by
fhe officers and much benefit is oN.
pfcted to be derived from tho meet
,rE Matters PERTAINING 20 the next
national convention. be- to whether
they viii be- entertained In this cIfv.
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whole were On favor Of the advance
Ga wages.
One Of The most important features
of the meefinE last niEht was the fact
that carpenters voted To- take "a half
holiday each Saturday afternoon with.
out pay one o. them said. we did
not ask "a half holiday with pay. Col.
we DO nor want a thing more than
what We work for
The scale as applies is Outside
men 1915. 90 cents nerhour. eight
hour day 1915. 52is cents per hour.
eight hour day. 1917. 30 cents per
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0UT-THE-PIKE
Y.@= Nv, aeoa x.-u.X

~ interesting meeting %
NJ Neuey Grove Agricultural Gu NAs
n-td At efeni1g In the VALLEY Grove
school house A good proEr.m I'D
e-en arranged Ter the affair and some
ehe-nent tAlkr were deliveries b promi-
.s~rlealtura4l-tE Interesting tAlks
we're given ~ } A.. Atkinson and Roh-rt
~ or on the size OF ohio county farms.
- y cofficld talked on The Cave Of
Ne S9N and Horace Atwood and Web
ster IL san talked on general f-rm gues.
tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
$4,000 HRE

MEADVGITE. Pa. Jan 15-An OK
rlOsion of chemicals in Tho chemical
laboratory OF NSadyilc college here
caused On frn today which caused
damage estimated 90 $4,000. students
fought fhr nam for hours and pre-.
vented fhom pToadire tn other col.
leHa structures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
~rr1Aaslpha. !. o. O. T.

The Trtsdeiphis lodge. l. o. o. y. will
met THIS evening IN their rooms At
Iratts hall Al this eeunE matters
OF Importance will come up and the fol-
owing o~fficers will b. installed: Noble
hrAhd- John heich. vice grand. Harry
weeks secretary. Frank wickham.
T-asurer. James Vance: trustee. Louis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

The members OF the Eds~ood Volun-
ter Fire Company have compIsted pis.-
Tor The holding OF a bsxaar al their head
quarters on January - and -. Tickets
past several days and they are m~e,inx
Win ready demand. The proceeds OF
the affair Viii be used for the benent OF
the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
Domino Tournament

The second meeting Of the Elm Grove
domino Club was held last evening al
Noebers hall. The greater part OF m.
~ Nes spent IN completing the
the games that will be played within the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
EGiS M~,

An important business meeting ~ the
Kim Grove Lodge OF Eagles. Was held
Last evening In the woodman hall over
McCauslRnd's store. S.V~rai m.stc-s
pertaining 10 the business OF the 0reer
were taken up and a class Of candidates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

ticey'
no. Hc has 20 work 50 hard he
doesn't have time 10 enjoy anything. but
Mrs. PLIERS enjoys it."-BirminFham
Age-Hcra1d.
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Good Program.

me boys Of .he ~TriadelphIa dfstric,
IN school gave a most pleasing enter.
- thHnlas t evening in the auditorium
arOsIam consisted Of musical and liter.
nry humbeTs and was presented entire
and proved "A decidsd s1.ssIy
ne proceeds OF the aIair will b. uscd
lot the benent OF the basket hail tean,
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VIII come up for discussion and a final
decision will be likely be made.
The work OF the local division FOR
ensuing year will also be announced
al this time as well as the changes to
be made in the roster of the various
companies and stats. The spring in
spection of the Boys Brigade win take
place following the decision Of the new
Thomson VI. r. church on the Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
A6sn,s SIM l.n..l.d

nc revival In the First VI. l.. church
crest On Sunday afternoon AZ 2.gO he
psstor Rev. s. b. Hart. will SPEAK 10
VI Vnly on the subject. - Message FOR
IMenty.five men will sing Ny Motberss
ntnySr other services during the dav
VIII De: sunday school at S.4s a m >.
gcct. The Old Time PoW.rr' sup-
Leasue devotional service At $40.
bSeaehlng at 1850 by the pastor. subject
seeing He Ever Lfveth." N1'S''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

West Virginia Traction
Electric Company and City a
Suburban Gas Company ,u-
thorized pay stations:
Companys office. corner l.,n
ana Chapline Streets. wheeling.
Bank Of Fulton, Fulton, w Va
the first National Bank, Elm
state Bank OF Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. w. Va "
your electric light yat.r
Inc "A bills at the most convsn.
lent pay station.
cHAS. MADDEN.
Asst Sec. and Treas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

In'rer HhuuId learn about If af once
sIHu Hrd women are writing ma thai ms
bftffH have cured them after .U and e.
FrarH suffering 90 uHUIa lifetime rf
pain curing oven after the most exc
pgnaIFn fr.Hfmrrf. Iud baths bad f4ff
90 $40 matter what your age. nor where
Hr how severe the pain. n fuEa all risk
~ failure and send sou the Drafts rfrht
along with W" Book. without o. cent Dol
advance To Try rrse.
Then after trying my Drafts. N you
ore fIIlH satisfied with the benefit re-.
'nIfgH. YOU can send mo ono IrIIur Tf
not teep your money. You decide and
VIC take "uuT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

% foil you. comrades. cried the So
o.1Ii.. orator if you viii only giss
socialism o. chance you VIII find if
works
Az. go usu' replied the cheer
leader iu tho audience What u,
want b. sufh.u that apolishss work
Prom judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

hour. 'iEuf hour day Mil men 1919.
o. cents per hour. eight hour dat
1916. 30 cents per hour. eight bour
day. l'lt sn cents per hour oish
hour DAP
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Our selling capacity was
tested to the limit yesterday,
but the array of Remnants ac-
cumulated during six months
active business was so large
that more than one day will be
required to dispense them all,
hence this will be another
Remnant day.
You know we are being
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

Gods. cashier or the First Va,
Ii'nal bank at Elm Grove a. .,rsua5
TO his home on account of iiirc"ou
william II. Selbert. Of pouora y, O..
spending a Few days as the. russt -
friends at Elm Grove. VI
Iienry. Drth. who has been spepdf,,
me past two weeks az the giiest -
atlends and relatives at Elm Grove arJ
siglhity VIII leave this afternoon 20
us nome at Davenport. Iowa. M
daughter, Miss Gertrude will renal, o.
a couple Of weeks. " tut
~. q. Friedrichs has sbfppe5 -
S9hsignment Of material 20 tho 49,.
memorial church at W~oodsdale vb.ra
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NO Action

Alahy residents Of TriadeIpb{a dfg.
tIIct are asking why no action has Re-,
~ regard TO the location Of M
oi the bonds that were authorize AZ r.
Stsgtl"n last fall. II seems that ~,
~ "yIe 10 nave been dated on April
anu 'hat thelr sale can not he ne
Eo,iated az this time At a par value n,
ne intentions OF the Board OF F.d,cs'
~ % takg no action in the matter nm.
~ we oohds are sold and this Will per.
htps not be before the FIRST 81 Al
90 perhaps May. A. soon az m. ha,d.
are SOLD the location viii De decided on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

Nddrrss Frederick Dyer. Dept MA.
JaoEaon. hch. send nu wUner@Iuet
the gsIuOr no ~ Uow.
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K & TIL o A
Nh
lkAA
THE Mid Winter Rem
nant Sale Will Be
Continued To-day

W7E are going to give you another day of Rem.
Wv nants. This is mighty welcome news, we
know, especially to those folks who were prevented
for one reason or another from coming TO the big
Remnant Sale yesterday.
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Stocks were rearranged
over night and present a good
front for your selection to-day.
What they may lack in the
way of quantity will be
more than made up in ad.
ditionally low prices, so that
in many respects the second
day of the sale will prove
as advantageous to you as
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TIE westner-Fsir.
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we know you will be hereto-day
land if you were here yester.
day then you are SURE
to be here again to-day,
for everything Of the Rem.
nant and Odd Lot sort
is thrown on the counters
at prices that ARE NEXT
TO NOTHING for the goods
they represent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

hampered a good
deal by the work
of the builders and
want to close out
clean everything in
the way of short
pieces, remnants of
yard goods, odds
and ends and the
Jews of a kind, to-
gether with slow
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sellers IN whatever department
they may appear.
Many folks who were here
yesterday found it impossible
to be waited upon as fully as
they would have liked owing
to the great crowds and the
selling conditions under which
we labored. These, too, will
be glad to learn that the sale
will be continued to-day.
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IN first.
If you want to
save a lot of money
on staples and nov
city goods all over
the house remem-
Der the economies
of these Remnant
Sales. If you e
not here Yesterday,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-01-27
ing. They took their refreshments
and also a very nice chair with

ing. They took their refreshments
and also a very nice chair with
them.
c. A. Robertson of Pittsville, Wis
consin, visited last week for a short
time with his brothers-in-law, j. I.
Brownell and A. H. House, and his
uncle, David Smith. He was called
to Amber to attend the funeral Of
his father.
The little two year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Martin died Monday
There was no funeral services on &C
count Of the family being quarantin-
ed. The little one was laid to rest
Monday evening. The family have
the sympathy of the entire commun-
ity under the unusually sad circum-
stances.
The neighbors and friends east of
town gathered at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Smith once more be-
fore they LETT the neighborhood.
They have rooms in C. N. Hull's res
idence until their own is completed.
A fire alarm was gwen Thursday
morning which proved to be at the
primary school building, caused by
the chimney burning out aand sparks
d
few pals of water soon extinguished.
The agricultural short course clos
ed last Friday but on February IL,
II and 10 there is to be held here
an automobile short course in the
opera house for the benefit of auto
owners and it is also expected to
hold dairy day when a special train
Will be run through here accompan-
led by lecturers and display Of in
terest to dairymen and farmers.
Millard Morrow, who is engaged
with the Porter Land Co. at Mime
apolis, is visiting his parents
Mrs. Smith and Miss Brady of Shell
ton, Nebraska, are at the home OF
DR.. an Mrs. Bently.
At tn annual meeting of the
Hopkinton creamery company last
week, J. H. Griffith was elected as
one Of the directors in the place Of
F. H. Dunlap. Frank Shipton was
engaged for another year,with ID. H.
Clymer as assistant.
A letter was received by j. D. Nor
gan from Cedar Rapids, Nebraska,
stating the death of Bowman Brow
der, who formerly resided near Hop
kinton.
The Praise Meeting OF the Mis-
sionary department of Women Work
ers of the Presbyterian church, will
hold its annual meeting in the
church parlor Friday afternoon at
which time an address will be CIV
en- by DR.. McCandliss, of the China
Mission
The Methodist Brotherhood held a
banquet in their room in the base
ment of the Phillip Hotel. They in
tend having the room open two or
three times a week as a gathering
place for men and boys, where they
may have reading and games.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-01-27
HOPKINTON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Oehler were in
Dubuque last week.
Mrs. T. M. Dunlap went to Man
chester Tuesday.
Miss Cora Ricketts, spent a few
days at home last week. She was
accompanied by Miss Lucy Appleby. .
w. H. Hull has bought residence
of Mrs. C.. M. Dunlap near the rail-
road for which he paid $3.50. He
expects to move here about the first
Of March.
J. NJ. Bacon went to Staples, Min
nesota, to attend the funeral of Mrs
| c. l.. Bacon, his brothers wife. Mrs.
Bacon was a sister Of Mr. Blanchard
Miss Ruth Smith of St. Edwards,
Nebraska, is visiting her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Nash.
Miss Vivian Dunlap went to Man
chester Monday to visit for a few
days before going to Fremont, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis and baby were
here Monday from Monticello.
Mrs. Lucy Greer of Akron, Ohio, ar
rived Tuesday to visit her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. S. J. Tourtellot. She
attended the family reunion at Aus
tinville and remained for a longer
visit with her sister. Her husband
lis in California, called there by the
illness Of his father and she will re-
main during his absence with her
parents.
Mrs. Kate Wheelock visited last
week with her neice, Mrs. Jay Gem
nell, at, independence.
The friends and neighbors in the
northeast part of town gave Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Ferguson welcome to
their .neighborhood last Friday even
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-01-27
DELHI

John Bowers has moved into the
Green house on the west side.
r. p. White was in Dubuque last
week. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes White and
daughter Betty have returned from
Dunkerton.
Miss Hazel Sawyer went to Dee
Moines' Monday to take a final exam
| ination for trained nurse.
A. o. Billings, J. W.. Hartman, C.
l. Miller, E. B. Porter and G. R.
| Angel were in Manchester Wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs o. w. Smith of
Hopkinton attended the W. r. G.
social last Wednesday, evening.
Mrs. F. E. Stimson and Miss Hat
tie Beal were shopping in Dubuque,
Thursday.
Mrs. Sharp of Dakota visited her
brothers, A. IN. and "A. o. Billings,
and their families, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. E. Penningroth
are parents Of daughter born on
Thursday, January 21.
Tyler and Fern Furman entertain
ed young company from town Thurs
| day evening.
Some one entered the E. G. Adams
store last Thursday might. They got
into the back room by removing a
glass from the back door. They en-
tered the main room by the transom
and stole underwear. a fur lined coat
and shoes, stockings and overshoes,
leaving their old garments behind
when they went away. They
also took all the money in the cash
drawer which was about IS. They
made their exit through the base
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Reed and
daughter from Bear Grove are visit
ing at L. Schnittjer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jones returned on
Friday froma visit at Kansas City.
They go to their home in Montana
Monday.
S. P. Thorpe went to Chicago last
week with carload of fat steers.
John Wilson is improving but rath-
err slowly.
Henry Quart was thrown from a
sleigh while in Manchester Thursday.
He fell on the cement walk, cutting
his head badly. He was taken to the
hospital there and his wounds dress
ed. His wife brought him home the
next day.
Harry Michael is home from Gel
vein.
The young people enjoyed a party
in the G. A. R. hall Saturday even
ing 1t was a farewell party to Har-
vey Talmadge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Quart of Man.
chester are visiting friends in town.
lila Vesey is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. U. Talmadge will
move Wednesday to farm near
Manchester. Quite number of their
friends met at their home Friday
evening and gave them farewell
party.
Mrs. Fred Pulver is on the sick
list.
Some young people very pleasantly
surprised Harry Swinbune last Sat
yrday evening. 1t was his birthday.
Mrs. Schlumbohm of Aurora is here
helping care for her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Pulver.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-01-27

Bisgrove; E. Bisgrove is nicely losat-
ed in his new home which has just
been completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hicks OF Ear.
ly, Iowa, are visiting at the r. w.
Burrow home on their honeymoon
trip.
The Memo theater will begin it's
Wednesday evening exhibitions at
500 o'clock instead of Sis as here
tofore.
James Grapes, who has been con-
Quoting the hotel, will open restau-
rant aind rooming house in the
place known as the Zimmerman pro-
perty Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Green of
Delhi are moving to town and will
conduct the hotel.
Mrs. Geo. Heyer, who has, been
seriously i'll at her home in this
city, is reported to be improving. A
trained nurse is in attendance.
The revival meetings which have
been in progress at the M. E. church
for the past two weeks were con.
Guided Sunday evening.