Manchester Democrat., 1921-08-17

WITS. w. II. NoIiiS iS SpeuuluS
few days in Central City this week.
!, The Misses Doris and Arnet
WoAk were in Cedar Falls Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dillon, visite
last week with relatives in Straw
! berry Point.
The Cloud Motor Company hay
sold new Oakland to Henry Aver
of Colesburg.
Mrs r. W. Fishel arrived hom
Saturday after spending several week
at Frentress Lake.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Keiser an
| son Howard went to Rochester, MINI
esota, this week.
4 Frank ]. Keiser offers good sug
gestions to the mothers who have t
fit out boys in school clothes.
i -Gildner Bros announcement thi
week should appeal to our men read
ers. They quote bargain prices on cd,
4 trousers.
! Mrs. j. d. Kennedy leaves thi
week for her home in Oswego, Ill
after spending some time anon,
friends here.
Harry Barber and son Rober
of Grinnell are in town on busines.
this week. They are staying at tn,
W. G. Blake home.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Matthews drove
to Waterloo Tuesday to attend tn,
convention Of the Knights of Pythias
and Pythian Sisters.
III. B. Randle and family have re-
turned from weeks vacation spen,
at Janesville, Minnesota. They made
the trip in their car.
Mrs. R. D. Graham and Mrs. Elma
D. Holbert entertained thirty-twe
guests at luncheon held at the Hol.
bert home Wednesday.
ID. J. Meggenburg announces the
arrival of large list OF September
Brunswick Photograph Records, in his
advertisement this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keiser, Mrs
Burton Clark and Mrs. r. A. Denton
left in the Keiser car Monday for a
weeks visit at Clear Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyde johnson ar
rived in Manchester this week after
spending few days as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Ray Jr. of Farley
-E. M. Hughes states that he has
500 fall suits, coats, and dresses to
select from and at very popular prices
Bead Bags at bargain price. Read
Mr.. Hughes announcement.
Miss Margaret Lindsay, Man
chester's very efficient librarian, is
taking we'll earned vacation this
week. Miss Henrietta Miller has charge
of the library in her absence.
Alton Smith of Chicago, spent a
day with his parents this week. He and
his brother, S. P. Smith, of Lawrence,
Kansas. leave tonight by auto on a
business trip to Kansas City.
Mrs. Claude Parker and baby of
Cedar Rapids spent several days last
week in the Oba Lyman home. Mr..
Parker came Sunday and they moved
back to their home with him.
Percy and Leverett Lillibridge,
Wayne Dutton, and Wayne Hall left
in the Hall car this week for two
weeks fishing trip at Brainard Mimi
esota, and Leach and Gull Lakes.
no1 fnc 1x,tn
p Grand Lodge convention at Water
loo this week we're e. L. Farwell. Jay
Matthews, and w. c. Blake, who is
a member of the Grand Lodge proper.
Legion Day at Earlville will be
next Tuesday, August 20. Two ball
games will be played. Oelwein will
battle with Charles City. and the Earl
vile Legion will play the Dyersville
Legion.
The women of Manchester are in
We'd to a mass meeting at the Library
on Saturday, August goth. at 2::30
O'Clock. The object of this meeting is
to consider an organization for COM
munity welfare.
w. j. Davis drove to Anamosa
Tuesday to be with his daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Paris of
Delaware. The two little Paris chill
dren were to submit to operations
there Tuesday.
The following citizens of Edge
wood were in Manchester Monday to
take the examination for Postmaster:
e. B. Shaffer, j. w. Forward, Leon
Jones, Mary Newman, Ed. Gates, N.
w. Scovel and w. E. Richards y
Among those from Manchester
that attended the school for "Wild
Life" at McGregor Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Stearns and son, and
Mrs. Eliza Russell, and, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bronson and family, and Mr.,
and Mrs. w. H. Norris.
VIII Matthews and family accom-
panied by Mrs. Wolf and daughter of
Atlong, ILL.,, drove to Bellevue by way
of Cascade Sunday. They returned
back over the scenic trail to Dubuque.
This trail is one of the most beauti-
full drives in Iowa.
ELECTRIC COMPANY MAKES En-
TENSVVE IMPROVEMENTS