Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06
H. F. Arnold is at home from

ing several days in Dubuque.
Mrs. Alec. Fullbright was il
Earlville the first of the week.
Remember the rummage sale
bazaar, on Nov. 22nd and 23d,
Miss Mary Borghorst spen
Sunday at her home in Dyersville.
Miss Mabel Miller of Indepen
dence was a guest of friends hert
Friday.
Mrs. NJ. FL. Clemens is visiting
/ in Cedar Rapids at the home of hel
son Will.
Mr. and Mrs A. johnson, of Du.
buque, visited here over Sunday
with relatives,
Misses Margaret and Monica
Goen visited over Sunday with rela-
tives in Winthrop.
Mrs. E: A. Thompson of King
ston, ILL.,, is a guest here of her
neice. Mrs. M. e. Davis.
David Murphy of The Du-
buque Telegraph Herald was a Man
chester caller Tuesday morning.
Laura Hyde, Helen Bradley
and Percy Strickland, were home
from Grinneil over Sunday.
Jos. Hutchinson is in Cornington,
Tenn, this week in the interests of
the Hatchie River Land Company.
Miss Marie Wiens, of Independ-
ence, who has been guest here of
Miss Nellie Gleason, returned home
Saturday
The Pythian Sisters will hold
their usual meeting this Wednes-
day night. All members are urged
to be present.
Roy Dutton went to Buffalo
Center, Iowa, Tuesday, where he has
accepted a position as stenographer
in a real estate office.
Mrs. Emma Dixon who has
been guest here the past six weeks
OF her sister Mrs. L. q. Martin re-
turned Tuesday to her home in
Chicago.
The Misses Hazel Barr, Cecil
Hines, Bessie Magee and Clara VOL
colt returned Tuesday to St. Clara
College ssinsinawa, Wis, after a
short vacati On.
The teachers of Delaware Coun
ty will hold a meeting at Hopkinton
Saturday, Nov. l6. Ore of the chief
features of the day will be an ad-
dress by DIR. Reed ofLenox college.
The friends here of j. D Satter-
lee an old time resident of Man
chester are pleased to recsive visit
from him again MIR. Sat'erlee
comes here from Harlan County,
Nebraska. bringing the remains of
his sister for burial Mrs. Martha
A Terry lived in Nashville num-
Der OF years ago and then went to
Nebraska, where she and her hus-
band were among the first settlers
in Harlan county. Her death
occurred there 50 years ago and
owing to a wish expressed before
she died her brother has Brought
her body here to be buried with her
parents Mr. Satterlee has been con-
nected with the Forest Service of
Washington D. @. for the past nine
years and has lived there for that
time although he has always con-
sidered Manchester as his home and
his voting residence is in the Sec
ond Ward of this city. Mr. Satter
lee expects to leave in day or two
for his work In Washington, D. G.
Sheriff Hennessey returned home
Tuesday morning from Cleveland,
Ohio, bringing with him Robert
Williams who has been arrested on
the charge of forgery. He had been
working for G. NJ Hanna for three
months previous to September 18th,
and October Goth he passed five
checks signed with G. M. Hanna's
name. The merchants on whom
these checks were passed are Cal
Atkinson, VIM Lafferty, j lei. Allen,
p T Madden and Glldner Bros
Williams left on that same day for
Chicago going from there to Cleve-
land, Ohio AT the end Of the
month Mr.. Hanna discovered the
forgery and the sheriff left Sun
day for Cleveland, Ohio, returning
with Williams this morning. He
was giving a preliminary hearing
which he waived and is now bound
over to the Grand Jury with bail
fixed az $50 90 He is in Jail at
present but will probably receive
light sentence as this is his first
offence and he is only II years OF
age.
Last Thursday afternoon at
four O'clock occurred the demise OF
Miss Phoebe Elizabeth Schoonmak-
er at the home of Mr.. and Mrs j.
j. Pentony Her death was caused
by ulcers IN the stomach and hemor-
rhages. Although her health had
been poor for several weeks she was
ssriousI. i'll scarcely two days She
as born near Newbnrgh, Sullivan.
County, New York, in 1885 and re
ceived her education at young
ladies seminary in Newburgh She
came to Waverly, Iowa about FORTY
Years ago A few years later she
came to Manchester and has made
this her home ever since. She was
known as Lizzie throughout the
town and had taken care of ahou,
i t'ven.y different children since COM
ing here Twenty two years ago
she entered the home of Mr.. and
Mrs J. j. Pentony and has been
with them the greater part of the
time since. Her death was great
i. shank IN oil 40 avnn thDp ob almost