Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-01-16
lockwood.

School began on Monday, the 9TH,
after two weeks vacation.
Zenas Coolidge and James Breed
spent Tuesday at Andy Alcorns.
Fred Clute is boarding at w. j. Bur
gins and attending school here.
John Funk went to Dubuque last
Monday.
Revival meetings in the M. E. church
conducted by Rev. Wolcott. a
| Mrs. Winfield Lash, of Ead's Grove,
has been suffering for several days from
a severe attack of lagrlppe. Mr.. Lash
and one of the boys all suffer from The
same malady.
Arthur Breed and uncle, j. II. Breed,
of Pennsylvania, spent Sunday p. m.
and evening at the home of S. V. Hub
bell, in Greeley.
Amos Perry is able to be out again.
He has been suffering from q severe at
tack of pneumonia.
w. j. Breed is no better. His brothers,
James R. and Charles Breed, arrived at
his place from Titusville, Pennsylvania,
on January End.
Eli Peet is suffering from severe at
tack of lung fever, but at present writ.
ing is little better.
Mrs. Edna Burgin is down with the
grippe. Her sister, Nellie Alcorn, is
staying with her.
Milt Alcorn and family visited at
Henry Alcorn's on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dorman Sun
dayed at the home of Mrs. Dorman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hubbell.
Rev. John Lash, for many years res
| ident of Delaware County and Edge
| wood, left with his daughter, Mrs. Watt,
for Marcus on Tuesday morning. After
spending short time there he will go
on to Marshalltown, in southwestern
Minnesota. He expects to remain
there for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Hubbell visited at
i L. A. Woods, near Eads Grove last
Wednesday. Mrs. Wood has been suf-
fering from the grippe.
| The Wood Center Lyceum organized
last Tuesday night. Now that the
sleighing is good some lively times are
expected.
Sam Woodbridge has been forced tc
quit work. He has been picking chick.
ems until recently, when his hand be.
came sore and blood poison set it.
Fred Mellen and mother visited al
| Winfield Lash's last Friday.
Bert Bowers, of Strawberry Point
has bought into the livery stable.
Vern Fisher, who has been firing OF
the railroad for year, has given up hit
job and returned to Edgewood. He
said that he would not go back on the
road as the work was too hard for him
Thecreamery and several stores arelay-
ing in their supply of ice. This is obtain
J ed from Joe Funk's pond just south Of
town.
John Lash and his aunt, Mrs. Watts
visited at Will Watts last Sunday and
Monday.
A great many of the citizens of Eade
Grove and vicinity attended the recep-
ton given in honor of Mrs. Rob't. Fish.
els 53rd birthday.
G. H. Ricketts, came up from Hopkin-
ton this morning. He will remain over
Sunday.
| Mr.. Hubbell went to Republic, this
state, today. He will conduct religious
services there.
| Bruce Hunt, who has been working
for Bert Durfey for some time, returned
to Abner Eaton's this week.
The four year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lash, of Eads Grove. is suffering from
q very rare and peculiar complaint. DIR.
Bradley, of Manchester, stated that this
was the first case of the kind that he had
ever met with. The tissues of the veins
seem to have to given out allowing the
blood to settle in any spot. His recov-
cry is doubtful.