Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-08

] y. M. Jones & Sons have solt
I two Ford cars to Jos. Hutchinson.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette Given ar
the parents of a daughter, born OF
Sunday, March 5th.
20. M. Phenicie is enjoying
visit this week from his brother P
A. Phenicie, OF Alden, Iowa.
Note what the Sncdgrass cloth
ing company says about Dutches
Trousers Their adv. appears on pag
g.
Don't fail to read the change o.
advertisement of the Farmers &
Merchants State Savings Bank O:
page 5.
Mrs. M. l. B. Richmond was hos
tess to the members of the NJ. M
Monday afternoon.
Mote what the Delaware County
State Bank has to say about the val.
ue of a dollar in it's announce1n ent
on another page Of this issue.
Chester Langridge was a guest Of
his relatives over sunday. He is
attending business college at Cedar
Rapids, and returned to his studies
on Monday.
-Chas. r. BroWnell, who was call
ed home from Blue Rapids, Kansas,
on account Of the death of his uncle,
VIM. Hollis Brcwnell, returned Mon
day evening.
Mrs. H. C. Seeds, Mrs. G. S.
Lister, Mrs. A. D. Brown, and Mrs.
IA. w. Stearns entertain the mem
their husbands at dinner at the home
LOT Mrs. Stearns Friday.
E. E. Boone Of this city has
traded his 136-acre farm in Tioga
ccunty, New York, for 500 acres in
Central America, the deal being con-
summated by Henry Goodhile of this
city
The First National bank has
change of advertisement on another
page which will be of interest to
our readers who are looking for ef-
ficient banking service and who wish
valuable documents carefully guard
ed.
Joe Thurn, who has been living
in the Taylor residence on Prospect
street for several years, has pur-
chased the handsome new residence
which o. c. Clark has just completed,
on Liberty street. Mr.. Thurn takes
possession Of the property next week.
ID. H. Finch met with a painful
injury to one of his limbs, while on
business in Waterloo Tuesday. Mr..
Finch slipped on an icy walk and
injured the ligaments in one of his
limbs, which will confine him to his
home for some days.
William Jewell, the cement man,
recently correspondent with the gov
engineers in regard to- the
asting qualities of cement tile. II
you are in doubt as to the value OF
cement tile read what the engineers
say about this subject, which you
will find in Mr.. JEWELS advertise
nent on another page.
Robert Harris has a change of |
advertisement this week which is |
timely and of especial interest to
he farmers who are facing the seed
,Orn problem. Mr.. Harris has north
'rn Iowa grown seed which he re-
ails at a very nominal price. Our
nd our farmer readers should not ov
lis advertisement on page 8.
The Lovett e Davis Produce com
ANY of this city is we'll stocked up
With northern Iowa grown seed corn,
nd our farmer eades shou d not ov-
rlook their announcement, on page
light It is not a bit too early to
give the seed corn question serious
bought, and our readers will make
10 mistake if they purchase their
eed early. ~, Il
Hutchinson & Atwater, of this
ity, were recently awarded the con-
ract by the county to install in the
ounty building new and modern fix
tres. The firm employs competent
7orkmen, and uses only the best
rades of material, and when they
the job the county will have
4 the court house job of plumb
ag which is first-class.
II. F. Graham, president Of the
Chautauqua system
1as in the city last week, interview :
ng a number Of the local business
len who are guaranteeing the annual
assemblies. In a future is
ne of The. Democrat we will present
brief outline of the talent which
he& system has scheduled for this Il
ear, which is the tenth anniversary.
Oscar Richart of Vinton, Iowa,
yas in the city several days last
yeek, the guest of Glen Strickland.
Ir. Richart returned from Lavina,
1ontana, last Thursday afternoon, '
there he had been assisting Mr.. and
1rs. Percy H. Strickland with the {
FORK on the large farm. The young !
Ian reports Mr.. and Mrs. Strickland !
S enjoying good health, and that
respects for a bumper crop were
ever more promising. II
LENTON SEASON..
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