Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-04-20
STRAWBERRY POINT.

and wife came home Thursday morn
ing. The former has been to Dies
Moines to attend to his duties while
the latter has been at Joplin, No,
for some time the guest Of her sister
Mrs. j. Cragin.
Rev. G.. Graf came home from
Cresco, Thursday evening where he
has been attending quarterly con-
ference.
Mrs. Alger and daughter, Ethel
and Miss Belle Fleming of Edge
wood visited with friends last Thurs
day.
Rev. Fuehr returned home from
Monticello Friday morning.
Mrs. Frederick Deans mother of
Alabama came Thursday morning.
We hear she will make her home
with Rev. and Mrs. Dean.
Miss Addie Dunning was num-
bersd> among our sick last week.
Mrs Wood and daughter, Con-
stance Of Hamilton joined Mr.. Wood
here Wednesday evening to make
this place their future home.
Leslie and John Walker are the
proud possessors of a black Shet-
land pony, presented to them by
their father, A. Walker who pur-
chased the pony at Waverly.
Henry Fritz and @. L. Wareham
took in the dance at Edgewood
Thursday evening.
Miss Rose Palmer visited Friday
and Saturday with her sister, Mrs
John Richards at Edgewood.
Chas. Opperman and family have
moved into w. L. Barker's house il
the west part Of town.
Sheriff Dittmer Of Elkader was
here Thursday and departed in thu
evening for Independence accom-
panied by Willard Brownson WHIT
> was placed in the inebriate asylum
N. Duscheng Of Edgewood wa,
shaking hands with friends Satur
day.
r Emma Neiderfrank who teaches
nearlThorpe, was an over Sunda,
5 visitor at her parental home.
NJ. McTaggaret and daughte
Eunice went to Chicago Wednesda,
evening where the latter will receiv,
, treatment.
9 Mrs. M. A. Hoag and G. U. Marsl
and wife of Oelwein came Frida,
a morning for an over Sunday visi
: with relatives.
Mrs. e. e. Lang was the guest O
| her daughter, Ola, at Mancheste
last Friday evening.
. August Nieman came home from
st. Louis Thursday morning.
The death of Adeline Rankin
e Cooper occurred at the home of he
r daughter, Mrs. Albert Smith las
Thursday morning. She leaves on
f brother and one sister besides tn,
/ children to mourn the loss of lovet
one. She was we'll known here an,
y always had kind word for every
body. Short services were held a
e Albert Smiths Friday afternoon
n Rev. Dean officiating, and in tn
evening the remains were taken t
a Brownhelm, Ohio, to be laid to res
beside her husband. Mrs. Coope
was born at North Hampton, Mass
Y At the age of sixteen she was unitet
in marriage to Geo. Cooper. T,
e this union were born nine children
three having preceded their parents
' years ago. The six children livin,
are Mrs. Belle Dunning, Ansol
/ Cooper, Mrs. Flora Smith, Charlie,
Cooper, all of this place, Mrs
, Cooley and Geo. Cooper Of Brown
helm, Ohio. Mr.. Cooper died abou
10 years ago at Brownhelm, Ohio
Mrs. Cooper has made her HON,
here about % years. Those from
here who accompanied the remains
were Mrs. I. Cunning and son VIM.
Mrs. Albert Smith, Arson and
Charley Cooper.
|. Frank Cooper Of Waterloo at.
tended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Cooper, last Friday.
Pauline Appleby went to Greeley
Friday evening for few days visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Jennie Westfall went to
Greeley to remain over Sunday with
her brother, Rob Graham and
family.
Florence Rowen visited over Sun
day at her parental home in Greeley.
Senator b. w. Neweberry is home
from his Des Moines duties.
Augusta Schug began her school