Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-12-08
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EAHIVIII6s
Rev. R. M. Wyant was in attend
ance at the Dubuque district confer.
ence of the M. E. churches held at
Greeley last week.
Cecil Parkin is disabled with a
fractured arm as the result of fall
from fence.
George Reeder of Early, well know
here, had the misfortune recently to
shoot himself through the foot while
examining a rifle. The wound was
a bad one, but last reports are that
he was doing we'll.
A large number from this vicinity
attended the Fred Buchholz sale near
Delhi on Thursday. A large crowd
was in attendance and good prices
prevailed. In the spring Mr.. Buch.
holz and family will remove to their
home in Earlville.
A social dance will be held in the
opera house on Tuesday evening OIL
this week.
Mrs. G. L. Rundell has gone to
Minneapolis to spend the winter with
her son E. G. Rundell and family.
Frank zehentner Of Dubuque was il
the city Thursday.
Florence, the beloved daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sharp died al
the family residence in North Fork
township on Sunday morning. The
little girl was nine years Of age and
was an only child. She had been i'll
,bout two weeks with an affection of
the throat. She was a winsome, low
able child and the parents have the
heartfelt sympathy of the entire
community in the unspeakable sorrow
which has visited them.
The two story frame addition OF
he Central hotel building was put
Up at auction Friday. The highest bid
vas not equal in value to what the
property was appraised at consequent
it remains unsold. The propert,
'elongs to L. A. Lancaster Of Kowa,
Kansas.
Mrs. Will Cattron and son. Law
ence, departed last week for their
lone in Minneapolis. They spent
ieveral weeks here for the benefit of
Irs. Cattron's health and she left
much improved. =
Frank Seger cried a sale Saturday
.fternoon and disposed of the prop.
rty belonging to William Goodman.
rank Powell secured the property
Making the highest bid $1OO.
Rev. F. G. Young formerly pastor
the local NJ. E. church is now pas
'r of the M. E. church at Greeley.
Fred Klaus of Colesburg was in the
ity last Tuesday He was accompa-
led by his son who departed for
1adison, Wis. to attend the UNIVERSE.
y.
Mrs. ]. A. Strickland of Manchester
'pent last Wednesday at the home
4 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. v.
Newcomb. Mrs. Strickland has Just
eturned from Chicago where she
vas taking treatment, but returned
ONE not much benefited.
Rev., John Collins conducted ser.
ices at the Catholic church Thurs.
ay morning.
The prospects are good for the
establishment of a roller skating
ink in the lower part of the town
lall building.
The members of the Outlook club
ave Miss Bertha staehle a farewell
'urprise party at the home of Mrs.
4ucetta Tobie last Wednesday night.
\ delicious luncheon was served and
he evening spent in an enjoyable
manner. Miss Bertha departed Sat
Irday morning for Cedar Rapids.
Henry Kellogg of Greeley spent a
ouple of days last week WITH his
'riend w. l. Millen.
Mrs. ]. w. Jacobs spent Thursday
With her husband at Finley hospital.
Ir. Jacobs condition remains favor
BILE and he expects to return home
his week.
Fred Seger of Upton was in the
1ity Saturday.
Mrs. w. l. Millen was hostess to
he Woman's club December 2.
Maylo Dittmer who was attending
school at Manchester is ill at her
ZONE north of town with small pox.
The family have been placed under
Harry staehle was Dubuque Wig
tor Thursday.
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