Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
OF THE WEEK
MRS. LLOYD JONES OF Los ANGE-
LES, CAL- GUEST OF HOME
PEOPLE.
STUDENTS RETURN FOR XMAS

STUDENTS RETURN FOR XMAS
Earlyille Roy at Head Of Cornell Col
lege Paper. Students to Learn
Journalism.
Third degree Friday. afternoon,
December nth at 2:3O Manchester
Lodge, "A. f. & A. M. Dinner at $780,
The W. B. A. o. 7. club will hold
b bake sale at the w. ". Ford store
Saturday, December 18th. Sale will
begin at 10000 A. M.
Regular Meeting Of Joppa. White
Shrine on Wednesday evening De-
cember 22nd, at 1880 sharp. All mem-
bers are urged to be present.
Don't forget to read the large
advertisement OF Frank J. Keiser on
paxe eight OF this issue. II is Of special
value to the Christmas shoppers.
Christmas shoppers win note what
A. C. Philfpp says In bis space this
week. Mr.. Philips store is full OF
nice articles for Christmas gifts.
THE first National Bank announ-
-ces its Christmas Savings club, ana
urges everyone to take advantage OF
the opportunities presented in the var
ious classes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Carr enter
tanned q company Of friends at 9 six
thirty dinner last Friday evening, IN
honor OF Mrs. Lloyd Jones, Of Los
Angeles, California.
The Farmers & Merchants State
Savings Bank occupies One-half page
In which 1t sets out the merits OF
their Christmas Club and the different
classes in which young and old may
enter.
The Manchester Auto & Supply
Company offers timely suggestions
for those who are looking for articles
for gifts to the man or woman who has
a car. Read over their lost in their
space this week.
Our woman readers will note what
the Electric & Service Company says
about the Hoover Sweeper and Vacu-
um Cleaner. An electric vacuum sweep
er makes a most acceptable Christ
mas gift.
Raymond Salow and Max Schmidt
OF this city, and Arthur Hackbarth OF
Earlville, returned Saturday from Nit
cheS, South Dakota, where they had
been working during the harvesting
and corn kusking.
The Ladies Society OF the Sand
Creek church will serve an oyster
supper at the John Swanson home on
Friday evening, December 18th. Supper
will begin at 500. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all.
-E M Hughes offers many timely
suggestions to the holiday buyer, and
In his large advertisement are listed
many articles suitable for gifts for
men. women and children. Read his
advertisement carefully.
Miss Margaret Stanger, who has
been training as a nurse in a Chill
dren's hospital In Boston, is expected
to arrive home on Saturday evening
for two weeks holiday vacation.
leaving again for her work on January
End, 1921.
-Gildner Brothers offer real bar
gains in their announcement this week.
Their offer should appeal to the Holi-
day shoppers. In their store can be
found an endless number of articles
which make the most acceptible gffts
Tor mem and boys.
n. HI. Prqwse has = timely adj
vertisement, and In It he gives the
Christmas shopper an idea which is
worth noting. Diamonds and bracelet
watches are Mr.. Prowse'e choicest ar
ticles for a gift that will certainly
be appreciated.
Mrs. Floyd Jones, who spent sever
raj days with her mother, Mrs. T. e.
Fleming. left the first Of the week
for Chicago, where she was Joined
by her husband, and from there they
went to Minneapolis, where Mr.. Jones
had important business.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Lutheran church will hold bake sale
at Meggenburg's music store, first
door north of the Clarence hotel, on
Saturday, December 18th. sale to begin
at 1000 A. M. The ladies will also
have articles to wear for sale.
Kramer & Schacherer give some
valuable suggestions for the Christ
mas shoppers in their space this week.
They suggest Aluminium ware and
quote a price which is in reach Of
every pocketbook. Be sure and give
their advertisement careful considera-
ton.
Married, at the Methodist parson-
age on Wednesday, December Sth,
Miss Edna Grant, of Manchester, and
Mr.. Bert Bergstrand, Of Winthrop, Rev.
s. R. Beatty performed the cere-
mony. After brief wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergstrand will make
their home on farm near Winthrop,
Iowa.
The Cornellian", the semi-week-
ly newspaper published at Cornell.
is furnishing an opportunity for practi-
cal laboratory work to members of the
classes in Journalism. Students Of
Journalistic aspirations have been ap-
pointed to different sections of the
papers organization and hereafter part
of the regular class assignments will