Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-09-13
NORTH mANcHEsTER NOTES.

In my last letter wrote among other
items that "Mrs. Byron Smith visited
on Saturday and Sunday with her
brother Frank and family, who live
east of Ead's Grove,' byron Smith and
Clark Morley were Dubuque visitors last
Saturday" The two items were
abridged and made to read as follows:
Mrs. Byron Smith and Clark Morley
were Dubuque visitors last Saturday.
This correction may straighten up
things. do not intend to misreprs.
sent.
The funeral services of H. MiIlett's
babe was held last Wednesday after
noon at the St. PsuPs church. Rev.
Pitner OBLIGATED, taking for his text
Matthew 1928. The attendance was
large and the address very impressive.
The floral offerings were beautifully
arranged, and expressive of the sym
psthy of this neighborhood. Mrs.
Milletts two brothers, with their fami-
lies from Edgewood, and her brother,
Il CCobo NOUlo duu WIG HULL w otOllVO,
were in attendance at the funeral.
Chris. Lauritson came down from
Independence yesterday and took din
ner at VIM. Connell's. He was on his
way to Dutchtown to see his wife who
is sick at her fathers, Len June.
Hiram Millett came home from Da-
kota to attend the funeral OF his little
baby.
Elder King preached at the St. Paul's
Union church Sunday at the usual
hour.
Grandpa Scott's remains were brought
here for burial last week. The funeral
was held at the church, Friday at two
o'clock.
Byron Smiths two youngest children
were quite sick Saturday night but are
better at this writing.
Bert Webber's baby is on the sick
list.
Grandpa Shady is very sick, with no
hopes for recovery. He has been q
great sufferer for many years.
William Cornell and son Willie are
away attending camp meeting.
viii James and bride are keeping
house in the French house, across the
street from Willis mothers.
Ray Cornell came home from Water
loo yesterday, where he has been at
tending the carnival the past week.
DELHI.
School begins to-day with Prof. A. L.
Chase as principal, Ella Burton in the
intermediate and Lizzie Fraser in the
primary rooms. With this corps of
teachers we can rigltfully expect q
good school the following year.
Miss May ByerIy of Anamosa, visit
ed with Miss Jones and other friends
in town last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Cottelti, of
Delaware, were in town Wednesday.
Eliza Burton left Wednesday for
Cedar Falls, where she will attend the
normal school this term.
Barney Honerbaum, of Gilt Edge,
was in town one day this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Connolly,
Sunday September Bird, girl.
A. p. Harris is visiting in Humboldt
this week.
Mrs. Hefner, of Delaware, visited her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Stone, last
Wednesday, and attended the ice cream
sociable in the evening.
Doctor Fuller is spending the week
at Lehigh.
Mrs. Maxwell and Miss Hunt, of
Delaware, joined the Rebekah lodge
here Tuesday evening. I.
Charley Allen, Of Earlville, was in
town on business Friday.
| Mr.. and Miss Tollerton, Of Cedar
Rapids, are the guests Of their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Linus Jameson.
Albert Meister, who lives west Of
town, has five children sick with a
throat trouble.
The Ladies Aid Society realized
$l0.00 at their ice cream sociable on
Mr.. Chase's lawn Wednesd. -Haiag.
Mrs. Florence, of Monon, a
visiting in town.
Harl and Roy Stone leave tomorrow
for Fayette, where they will attend
school this fall.
Charlie Smith, of Manchester, was in
town on business Wednesday.
Mrs. and Miss Rich, of Clear Lake,
are visiting friends in and near town.
Mrs. Edwin King has nephew from
Dubuque visiting her.
Harry Swinburne is very sick with
Inflammation of the bowels.
Gwen Perkins left today for Hopkin-
ton, where she will attend Lenox
college.