Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-04-07

IT. Given was q visitor in Ceda
Rapids last Thursday. s}i
Miss Eva Van Anda was a CUES
Of friends in Dubuque on last Sal
urday. e. ~. @.s#gg. Z Il .S.@.sl5
-Lafe Matthews ST. was a busi
ness visitor at Usage on Friday Q
last week. ~ ., 73[
j. W. Mead Of Minneapolis ha.
been in Manchester for several day,
attending court.
Mrs. Arthur Holbrook of Water
loo is guest this week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hruby. TuGr :E..$ &gI
Mrs. Hubert Carr was a guest
OF relatives in Cedar Rapids on
Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. Will Jones went to Cedar
Rapids for a visit Of several 4 days
with friends and relatives. ~gn'%' ~
Miss Alma Duba and Miss Abbie
Howard were guests of friends in
Waterloo on Easter Sunday. E.
Miss Lydia Haug was guest
of her sister, Miss Viola Haug, at
Waterloo on Easter Sunday. ~, {
Miss Edith v. Ram Of Chicago
was guest of her mother, Mrs.
Mary A. Ram, Saturday and Sun
day. - So
Robert Wilson last week pur-
chased one OF the new Overland cars
from J. M. Jones & Sons of this
city. : iE#
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Mead, of
Oelwein, are in the city this week,
in connection with the Mead Will
case. -.
The Board of Supervisors are
in session this week, grinding out
the usual business, and allowing the
usual bills. q ,s
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Clark were
at Oelwein, Thursday, to attend the
funeral Of their old time friend and
neighbor, Mr.. H. D. Wood.
Wayne Franks of Marion was
a guest of friends in Manchester
Saturday and Sunday. He returned
to his school work in Cedar Rapids
On Monday morning. 80.
w. L. Drew brought in a change
of advertisement too late for this
ssue, and in which he speaks of
'ugs, lnoleums, oil cloths, carpets
Ind mattings at bargain prices.
M. D. Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
3 Terril, Mrs. Ball, and o. H.
Lewis were visitors in Waterloo on
Thursday Of last week. The party
made the trip in Mr.. Arnold's car.
Misses Gladys Sabin and Laura
Blair left Monday morning for Grin
lell to resume their school work, att
r spending the Easter vacation with
riends and relatives in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Mead Of
'edar Rapids have been in the city
or several days, being called here
q connection with the litigation
ver the contest of the Mead VIII
ase. ~~ -. ). s5S Z
The Misses Elizabeth and Jose
hine Hutchinson and Arthur Hutch
1son, and the Misses Alice and
race Wolcott left Sunday afternoon
Or Grinnell, where they are stu
ents in college. &.&.'
Mrs. James Jarrett, Of North
udson, Indiana, was called to Man
hester last week because Of the
cath of her brother, c. A. Peteraon,
nd to attend the funeral services
cid on Monday. (, s3s3t n &.
&C. K. Reading and Win Meader
Eere Waterloo visitors on Thursday
hey brought home with them sr
rotor truck which Nssf Reading viii
Sc in connection with his building
perations this season.. A25
Mrs. Robert McNabney, of Cedar &
apids, was a visitor in Manchester
everal days this week. She came
q Saturday. and was a guest of her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Wag-s
er, over Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie .Lehan of Waterloo
as guest of her parents, Mr.. and RI
RS. H. D. Wagner, on Easter n,
lnday. Miss Anna Repp, also of &
'aterloo was guest in the Wag-
sr home on Easter Sunday. NJ
George Webber returned Thurs
~ evening from a several weeks
ip to Central America. Mr.. Web
sr tells us that the trip proved one
real pleasure. He visited his un-
e, Atwood Webber for a time. N
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Coltman +
I'd children were guests several
Iys Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hintz.
r. Coltman returned to his home
onday morning, but Mrs. Coltman
I'd children remained for a long
visit.
County Engineer Henry Klaus 7
IS invested in one of the 1915 Ford
rs, which he purchased Of J. M. Is
mes & Sons. H. Munson, who has
quired fondness for the Ford
r, has traded his old car for 1915 L
achine. a7e 49,. 81
will Hahesey has purchased of
Q J. M. Jones & Sons agency one
the class six Overland cars and
s broke the beast nicely. The car
a beauty and has sufficient pow
to climb any hill between Man
ester and Gutenberg. y
Miss Sarah Scanlon, who has
en- spending several days with her :
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Scanlon,
st Of this city, returned to her
lool work at Toledo, Iowa, Satur-
= evening. Mrs. Scanlon accom-
MED her daughter as far as Wa
loo. sg.. .sss
Miss Martha Rowe had a narrow
;ape from serious injuries last
turday while. at work in the home
Hubert Carr. Miss Rowe was
fishing a stove with a liquid pol
which ignited from the het stove,
burned her hands and face quite
'erely.
j. w. Brazelton left Saturday
rning for Princess Ann, Maryland,
ere he will spend several days
king after large, land interests.
lile Mr.. Brazelton is in the east
wife will spend the time with
; son, Edgar A. Brazelton, and
wife in Chicago.
Miss Ennis Boggs, who has been
for several weeks, left
her home in Jacksonville, Flori-
on Thursday evening. Ray Rob
on, who was called here to ap-
r as witness in a suit over
payment of a policy held by his
her in the Hawkeye Travelling
MS Insurance association, also
for his home Thursday even