Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-01-04

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Ester Howell, Of Monticello, spent
holiday week here with relatives and
friends.
EARLvILLE.
Happy New Year everybody.
Among those home during the
holidays we noticed: E. D. EIDE, of
Centerville, S. d, Curtis Hockaday
and wife, of Manchester, Frank
LOOMS, of Manchester, Miss Augus-
ia Nieman Of Manchester, Miss Mary
Young, Washington, Iowa, John
Cattron, of Fayette, Miss Irma Lax
son, of Fayette, Miss Caro- staehle,
Of Dubuque, George Denton and
family, Coggon, A. E. Murley,
BOWS, Iowa, Hinge Mall, Dubuque,
Fred Pierce, Ehler, Bert Breckon, of
Evanston, Illinois, Bert Millen, Mt.
Vernon, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Me
man, Waverly, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
Cole, Dyersville, Ray Millen, Ep-
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Nc
Elmeel, Greeley, Bessie Kern, Hop
kinton, Glenn Dunn, Hopkinton,
and Miss Emma Laxson, Hopkin-
ton.
Those of our towospeople who
spent the holidays away from home
| are as follows: Mrs. Alec Prentice
atManchester, Fl. L. Davis and fam
| lily at Rockford, Illinois, DIR. Eta
Eldredge at Fayette, Bert Powell
and family at Farley, Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Kendall at Manchester. Mr..
and Mrs. Stumpf at Wood, A. L.
Cousins and wife at New Hartford,
R w. Kendall at Waterloo, Miss
Ethel Virtue at Webster City, Miss
Maud Joseph at Hopkinton, II. A..
Tobie and family at Colesburg, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Bender at Cedar
Rapids, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Wragg
at Hopkinton, Mrs. Chas. Staehle at
Manchester and Master Henry Nagle
at Arlington.
Miss Belle Mari of Chicago is a
guest at the home Of Geo. Staehle,
Jr.
Jas. Brcadie spent Sunday with
relatives in town.
G. A. Gillann and Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Gillann of Waterloo were
Xmas guests at the home Of james
Taylor.
Jas. Prentice of Colesburg visited
relatives in town Saturday, en- route
to Alta.
Chas. Cole and family spent Sun
day at Dyersville.
Miss Brown Of Dubuque has beer
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas
Shoenbeck, during the past week
Mrs. Little still continues YER,
sick.
Jas. McCauley and wife are til,
parents Of a son, since Wednesday
, w. D. Bender was in Chicago las
week in attendance at the annua
banquet given by Franklin Nc
Veagh to their employees.
The Congregational church hello
it's annual meeting Monday evening
/ of last week and elected officers TO
Was gwen, alter wnASc1ff Afeeft ph48RsBaaFF
were served and the remainder G
a the evening was spent in socia
way.
On Monday, December 26, oc
q Cured the tiftieth anniversary @
v Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Kuelhnle, ane
e the event was celebrated at the HON
of their daughter, Mrs. Fran
8 Beinert. Mr.. and Mrs. Kuehl
i have been residents of EarlvilIe TO
q the past twenty-five years and tn
v valuable gifts received are tokens c
v the hign esteem in which they ar
i held by their many friends. Thos
h in attendance were: Mr.. and Mr.
o Louis Kuehnle, Greeley, Mr.. an
d Mrs. Will Kuehle, Oelwein, Mr.. an,
;. Mrs. Chas. Kuehnle, Holstein, Nj
# and Mrs. George Kuehle, Ceda
Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Schepple, d.
Il buque, and Mr.. and Mrs. King c
v Cascade.
Miss Jean Dimond, who went t
Il Clinton to undergo an operation
three weeks ago, has recovere
n enough to be removed to the HON
Of her brother, Dr. Stacey Dimone
r at Albany, Illinois, ten miles fror
a Clinton. This is gratifying news t
+ her many friends.
Il Miss Caro- Staehle and brothe
# Henry entertained at watch part
n at their home, New Years eve, j
honor of Miss Belle Mari Of Chico
" go. The evening was spent at card
and other games until the wee SIN;
d hours" when the guests departe
n voting their host and hostess roys
. entertainers. Those present were
Q Messrs. and Mesdames w. L. Ber
der, Il. G. Lynch, T. F. Kenny; tn
Misses Mari, Lizzie Staehle, Edit
Volt, Laura Werkmeister, Jenni
d Staehle, Mae Foster, Caro- Staehle
r. and Messrs. James Broadie, Albel
- Volt, Henry Staehle, John Werkmeit
ter.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cole sper
Sunday in Delaware.
10 Adam Schaller went to Dubuqu
Q. Saturday morning to spend Ne
q Years.
It st. Omar Lodge, K. p, Unstable
the following officers for 1905, /;
IS their hall Tuesday evening: G. c.
S. W. Klaus; V. Oh. J. Pitche
Elmer South. g. of r.. and s.