Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-11-09
Miss Anna Noonan spent last week
with her sisters at Delhi.

Miss Anna Noonan spent last wee
with her sisters at Delhi.
Mrs. ]. G. Heath arrives hom
from Anamosa this evening, after hav
ing submitted to a severe operation
Miss Winifred Maley, a profession
al nurse OF Waterloo, spent the week
end with her parents in Manchester
Duane Hath spent Sunday will
his mother, Mrs. J. C., Heath, who ha:
been in the hospital at Anamosa fol
several weeks.
Miss Kate Singer, who has beer
nursing in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Archie Legg, at Oneida, for severa
weeks, arrived home Monday.
Attorney Walter F. Maley, of the
firm of Cosson & Clark, of Des Moines
spent the weekend with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe S. Maley, in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pitts and daugt-
ter, Mary OF Waterloo were Sunday
visitors at the Rolf home. Mr.. Maine
of Nebraska, a cousin of Mr.. Rolf il
also visitor at the home.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Beardslee, OF
Chicago are the parents of son.
born at ST. Bernard Hospital on No
vember Sth, 1921. The young son
answers to the name of A. l.. Boards
lee Jr.
There will be program at the
Red School House northeast of Man
chester on Wedn asday evening, No
vember 18th. All are welcome. La
dies bring baskets. Edna Cowles,
Teacher
The Fortnightly Club met with
Miss Ethel Harris, at her parents
home northwest of Greeley on Mon
day evening. A most delightful eve
ming was spent by the ladies. An
appetizing chicken dinner, with all
of the trimmings was served.
Manchester friends of the Louis
Perrin family will regret to learn that
their daughter, Miss Evangeline, sus-
tanned terrible injuries to her hand,
while starting a gasoline engine, at
their home near Hopkinton. One fiji
ger was torn from the hand, and the
back of the hand terribly lacerated.
The Democrat is in receipt of a
line of Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Jacobs,
stating that they are now located at
D2land, Florida, where they will make
their home Mr.. Jacobs writes that
the wather is fine, just like summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Wright and their children
drove to Florida in their cars saver
al weeks ago.
The annual meeting of the Della
ware County Agricultural Society
which includes all stock hold1rs eth
er in the cd Society or in the Della
ware County Fair Society will be held
at the Commercial Club Rooms in
tn Armory on next Tuesday afternoon,
November Is at 2:3O p. m. All stock
holders are resuested to be present.
"A. ]. Gildner and all Of the broth
ers and managers of the stores are at
Wat ,rloo where they are placing or
ders with wholesale men for mer-
chandise for their entire chain OF
stores. They exp ,ct to be at Water,
loo the greater part of the week.
Statesmen from New York and Chicago
will b, at Waterloo to bid for good
sized orders from the Gildner Broth
ers. --.-
"A fire alarm was turned in Sat-
urday afternoon, and the department
in record time, making tn
run to Hiram News greenhouse on
Franklin street where the fir, was sup
posed to be. Mr.. New stated that il
the alarm had been turned in bit
later the department would have found
a fire in his hot house heating plant.
AS it was there was not even a fire
in any of the heating plants, much
less anywhere alse On Sunday anoth-
er call was turned in to put out a
small blaze which started from a bon
fire in front of one OF the resid ences
on North Franklin street.
Major and Mrs. Harry Utley, Mr..
and Mrs. Forest X. Jones, and Ross
Phenicie, who attended the big con-
ention OF the American Legion and
at Kansas City, last week,
arrived home last Thursday. They
all report a great meeting, and stat
that Kansas City most royalty en-
tertained the upwards of hundred
thousand visitors, besides doing honor
to the gr rat military men of Europe.
Members Of the Legion in Iowa, ma
turally feel highly elated over the sc
>ction of Hanford MacNider, Of Ma
son City, Iowa. as the National Com !
mander of the Legion. Mr.. MacNider
entered the world war early and rose
rom a private to Lii ,utenant Colonel,
and is young man we'll qualified for
he high honor bestow ID on him.
The Democrat acknowledges the
'eceipt of a copy of tn Cherokee Chief
he newspaper now being published !
~ c. C. Caswell and Paul II. Caswell, |
It Cherokee, Iowa. The young news
,aper men took possession of the pa |
Der last week and are getting out d
mighty good newspaper, full of liv,
lews and a fine showing of advertls |
ng patronage. The paper is published
N Mondays and Thursdays. Cherokee
8 one of tn best towns in the western !
,art of the state, and we feel suret
at the MeSSrS CaSWsll wi give the I