Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-04-28
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Read what G. L. Adams, r.v.
has to say in his advertisement abo,
Mothers Day. Sunday, May 9th, /
Mothers Day.
Miss Mabel Dutton returned t
Cedar Rapids on Friday morning
after a brief visit here with rela
tives and friends, -
| Joshua Widger left on Saturda,
morning for Luverne, Arkansas
where he is to spend several week.
at the home OF his neice. "a
Mrs. Winfield Fear and daughter
Of Cedar Falls, have been guests al
the home of Mrs. Fears sister, Mrs
]. B. Enos, during the past week
-:--stearns & Mccormick give {
number of warm weather suggestion
in their change of advertisement thi
week. Read what they have to say
Miss Marie Grimes, an instruct
or in the high school. left ON Fri
day afternoon for a brief visit al
the home Of her parents at Coles
burg. ~.
E. Mrs. George Clemans and Mrs
Theodore Shelley gave six O'Clock
dinner on last Thursday evening to
a company Of friends at the home
of Mrs. Clemans. -
Mrs. Sarah Huftalen returned to
her home at Clarinda, Iowa, on Fri
day afternoon, after several days
er, Henry Gillespie.
Next Saturday is the last day
for owners of dogs to purchase H.
censes. After that date all dogs
seen on the streets will be taken
into custody by the marshal. .i7,A
The Snodgress Clothing Company
in which they give some interesting
facts regarding Ralston shoes. Read
their spe pecial offer on hats for Fri
day and Saturday Of this week.
Mrs. John White returned to
her home at Sabula, Iowa, on Satur-
day morning after an extended WIS.,
1t at the home of her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. o. II. Lewis. :E.t t'':'1cS
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Blake and
their granddaughter. Miss Marian
Blake, returned home on Saturday
after spending a delightful
winter in the south and east.
Carl Anderson went to Emmets-
burg, Iowa, on Friday morning on
a business trip. He accompanied q
shipment Of fish from the :. Spring;
Branch hatchery to Emmetsburg. I'M
Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson, spent
part Of the past week at Grinnell,
with her daughters, Misses
= Tnoon,ino
Arthur Hutchinson, who are students
At Iowa College. -
IN. ID. Arnold and Ransom Ar
mold purchased the 0. H. Lewis farm
II 203 acres north of this city last
week. NJ. d. Arnold bought % acres
If the farm, and, Ransom Arnold pur-;
chased 80 acres: 49,, ,2-::5y:.<>e .e4 n
The many Manchester friends OF
>. S, CoWles Of Lamont were pleased
% see him on our streets on last I
friday. Mr.: Cowles has suffered
! severe attack OF pneumonia during
he past winter. -.
Henry Sommers has installed q
plant in the Simmons
building on South Franklin street
md is prepared to do all kinds of
.uto tire repair work. See his ad-
'ertisement on page eight of this
ssue.f : grt-s& 49,. -
Judge George w. >Dunham re-
emily received a letter from War
en- c. Baker, q former resident of
Manchester, in which he stated that
is home town, Mitchell, South Dako-
a., has recently voted dry" by a
O2 maiOritV ,,. e--.f tis
Mrs. J. S. Jones, Mrs. George
t. Lister, Mrs. Clarence S. Lister,
FRS. A. w. Stearns, Mrs. w. H. |
'orris, Miss Alma Leroy and Mrs.
). NJ. Carr, members Of the local
;. E. o. are at Strawberry Point !
oday, where a P. E. o. society is !
eing organized. &:f
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones ex-
ect to leave on next Saturday, for
ortland, Oregon, where their daugh-
Or has been attending school. Aft |
j" visit at Portland, Mr., and Mrs.
ones will be accompanied by their /
aughter to San Francisco, Califor-
ia, where they will attend the ex-
ositiQn. They will also visit, at
cattle. Washington, and other
oipts Of interest in the west. Mr..
nd Mrs. Jones expect to be gone
bout six months.