Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-02-06

MONIES Monday morning.
Prank Miller of Waterloo Wis
tied relatives in this city last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lindsa,
left Tuesday for Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
Mrs. C. A. Swindle of thi
locality left Tuesday afternoon TO
Los vegus, Mexico.
Miss Mabel Miller was tn,
guest of friends in Waterloo ovel
Sunday.
Miss Loretta Voorhees, of Lamon
was the guest Of friends in this cit,
last week.
H. II. Lawrence has purchased
a new cash register for use in his
shoe store.
-Lafe Mathews Jr., who is at
tending school in Cedar Rapids was
an over Sunday visitor here.
Father O'Meara went to Delhi
today, Wednesday, to ofliciate at the
funeral of Mrs. Tom Kelly.
r. N. Beacon left Monday tc
attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs
Catherine McNally of Anamosa.
Cal Bishop who has been home
the past week returned Sunday to
resume his school work in Epwoth.
"A permit to wed was granted
last week to Lottie Keegan and
Frank McDevitt, Lester r. Hender-
son and Anna Dolan.
There will be valentine social
and oyster supper at Walter Files
Thursday evening, Feb. 18th. The
proceeds will be for Bay church.
Floyd Arnold returned We'd
nesday to Iowa City, where he at
tends school, after a short between
semester visit here with his parents.
The K. p. dance last Thursday
evening was very pleasant affair
and the attendance was such as to
warrant another in the near future.
Tuesday morning at the Cath
Ole parsonage Veronica Nachman OF
Dyersville and John Bond of this
city were united in marriage by
Rev. Father O'Meara.
If Mr. G. Hog came out last
Saturday and got sniff Of the north
wester Of that day, it is fair to pre-
sumo that he went back in without
looking for his shadow or anything
else.
On Saturday evening of this
week the Christian Endeaver Society
of the Congregational Church will
hold social in the parlors Of the
church All the young people of the
church are cordially invited to
come.
The new advertisement Of j. i.
Davis adstracter appears in this is
sue, to which the reader is referred.
Ex-county Auditor Roy Davis has
accepted position in the office,
and will give his entire attention to
the business.
- Bert Hamblin left the first of
the week for Iowa City where he
will be under medical treatment.
Mr.. Hamlin has a tooth which is
decaying in such a fashion and af-
fects the side Of his face in man
ner which threatens to be serious.
AIR. and Mrs. q. w. Miller re-
turned last week from Canton, Miss,
where for some time past they have
been the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Middleton. Before
their return Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
took pleasure trip to other
Mississippi points among them
New Orleans.
Alvin Townsend was born in
1855 in Stephen COT ty, ILL.,, and re-
moved to this city in 1869. He
died at his home here on Sunday,
February 3rd, 1907, of heart trouble.
He is survived by two children and
his wife who was formerly Miss E.
Tine Of Export. The funeral was
held at the house Tuesday Fob. 9Th
at 2 o'clock. Rev. Hubbell of Edge
wood officiated.
Frank McCaffery of Seattle
who is here this winter visiting his
relatives near Delhi was here this
week calling on old friends. His
nephew James McCaifery Of near
Delhi accompanied him. Mr.. Frank
McCaffery was one Of the pioneers
of this vicinity and left here about
80 years ago. He says that Overs
vile is SO changed that he hardly
knows it any more. -Dyersville
Commercial.
j. w. Dyer, brother of Mrs.
Jos. Limback Of this city and son
Of Judge Dyer, founder of Dyers-
vile died at his late home in Mason
City last Friday. The funeral took
place Sunday. Deceased will be re-
membered by many Of our older
citizens, he having resided here
when Dyersyille was in its primitive
days. Mrs. Limback went to Mason
City to attend the funeral Dyers-
vile Commercial.
Word was received here yester-
day of the death of Henry Cunning
ham at his home at Calmar. The
remains will be brought here and
interment made this Wednesday
morningin the Manchester cemetery.
The deceased was formerly FEST
dent of this city and had resided in
this vicinity since boyhood He re-
moved from here to Lamont in 1886
where he lived until about six years
ago when he removed to Calmar.
Wednesday. January 80 &C.
curred the death If Mrs r n Hold